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1. What was the Occupatinal Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) created to do?
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to make sure the working conditions for the working americans are safe and healthy.
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2. What act is called the "cradle to grave" regulations?
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Resource conservation and recovery act (RCRA)
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3. Who is ultimately responsible for complying with hazard waste laws on a military installation?
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Installation commanders
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4. Define hazardous waste?
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Any used material capable of destroying wildlife and /or vegitation and harming life.
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5. What is required by federal and state laws as it applies to Hazardous Waste?
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HW generators must have a HW management program to comply with Federal State and Local regulations abd any applicable AFI's or AFOSH standards.
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6. What are the most obvious problems associated with mismanagement of hazardous waste?
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damage to the enviroment, damage to health, discredit to the Air Force
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7 In what year did the federal government ban the use of lead in paint for homes, schools, parks, playground equipment, hospitals and public buildings?
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1978
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8. How can lead be absorbed into the body?
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inhalation and ingestion
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9 What is the maximum exposure level to lead without personnel protective clothing?
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Protective clothing and equipment must be worn when levels are above 50 micrograms.
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10 What does "friable" mean?
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Friable asbestos containing materials are those in which the asbestos fibers are loosly bound and can be easily crumbled or pulverized.
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11 What is asbestosis?
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is a disabling lung disease caused only by expose to asbestos.
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