MDFR UPDATED EXAM TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔Yearly task October - ✔✔1. Station captain will reassign hydrant grid
2. Station captain will submit a list of occupancies for preincident for the next calendar
year
✔✔Yearly task December - ✔✔Complete the cross shift budget for each station
submitted by each station captain
✔✔Planning - ✔✔Is the first and most critical element and developing a safe and
effective hazmat response
✔✔Level one hazmat incident - ✔✔Defined as having a reported release or potential
release of a known hazmat from non-bulk packaging. These are the least serious and
can be typically controlled or stabilized by approximately six trained and equipped
hazmat technicians
✔✔Level two hazmat incident - ✔✔Defined as having a reported release or potential
release of a known hazmat from bulk packaging or the release of an unknown
hazardous material from non-bulk packaging. The level two incident is one that can be
readily controlled or stabilized by approximately 11 trained and equipped hazmat
technicians
✔✔Level III hazmat incident - ✔✔Defined as a confirmed release of an unknown liquid,
solid, or gaseous material that is toxic, corrosive, poisonous, reactive, or radioactive
from a bulk container. The level III incident is one that can be readily controlled or
stabilized by approximately 18 trained and equipped hazmat technicians
✔✔Natural gas or propane - ✔✔All gases other than these will be considered as toxic
✔✔Hazmat group supervisor/branch director - ✔✔Responsible for implementing the
hazmat incident action plan. This position reports to the IC or operations section chief if
one has been designated
✔✔Assistant safety officer (hazmat) - ✔✔Responsible for the overall safety of personnel
assigned to the hazmat group. This position reports to the incident safety officer and
has he authority to stop or prevent unsafe acts
✔✔Hazmat entry team leader - ✔✔Responsible for all activities in the hot zone. This
position must be able to provide both technical assistance in tactical information to
safely mitigate the incident
, ✔✔Hazmat science team leader - ✔✔Responsible for gathering information and
analyzing data. A minimum of three independent reference materials should be used to
determine verify hazards and risks
✔✔Hazmat medical team leader - ✔✔Responsible for the health and well-being of
personnel assigned to the hazmat group. This position is usually filled by the hazmat
rescue unit officer in charge
✔✔Hazmat Decon team leader - ✔✔Responsible for reducing the spread of
contamination from the hot zone. I'll personnel and equipment in the hot zone must be
decontaminated
✔✔Hazmat resource team leader - ✔✔Responsible for supplying personnel assigned to
the hazmat group. This position is usually filled by the hazmat specialty unit driver
✔✔Spill control/confinement tactics (defensive) - ✔✔Covering
Absorption
Dikes dams and retention
Adsorption
Vapor dispersion
✔✔Leak control/containment (offensive) - ✔✔Neutralization
Venting
Plugging and patching
Over packing
Product transfer
✔✔Absorption
(Defensive) - ✔✔The process in which a chemically compatible material is used to soak
up to spill
✔✔Adsorption
(Defensive) - ✔✔The process in which a hazardous liquid molecularly adheres to the
sorbent. Spontaneous ignition can occur through heat of adsorption of flammable
material
✔✔Covering
(Defensive) - ✔✔Refers to a temporary form of mitigation for radioactive, biological, and
some chemical substances such as magnesium
✔✔Dikes, dams, and retention
(Defensive) - ✔✔Used to create physical barriers that prevent or reduce the quantity of
liquid flowing into the environment
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔Yearly task October - ✔✔1. Station captain will reassign hydrant grid
2. Station captain will submit a list of occupancies for preincident for the next calendar
year
✔✔Yearly task December - ✔✔Complete the cross shift budget for each station
submitted by each station captain
✔✔Planning - ✔✔Is the first and most critical element and developing a safe and
effective hazmat response
✔✔Level one hazmat incident - ✔✔Defined as having a reported release or potential
release of a known hazmat from non-bulk packaging. These are the least serious and
can be typically controlled or stabilized by approximately six trained and equipped
hazmat technicians
✔✔Level two hazmat incident - ✔✔Defined as having a reported release or potential
release of a known hazmat from bulk packaging or the release of an unknown
hazardous material from non-bulk packaging. The level two incident is one that can be
readily controlled or stabilized by approximately 11 trained and equipped hazmat
technicians
✔✔Level III hazmat incident - ✔✔Defined as a confirmed release of an unknown liquid,
solid, or gaseous material that is toxic, corrosive, poisonous, reactive, or radioactive
from a bulk container. The level III incident is one that can be readily controlled or
stabilized by approximately 18 trained and equipped hazmat technicians
✔✔Natural gas or propane - ✔✔All gases other than these will be considered as toxic
✔✔Hazmat group supervisor/branch director - ✔✔Responsible for implementing the
hazmat incident action plan. This position reports to the IC or operations section chief if
one has been designated
✔✔Assistant safety officer (hazmat) - ✔✔Responsible for the overall safety of personnel
assigned to the hazmat group. This position reports to the incident safety officer and
has he authority to stop or prevent unsafe acts
✔✔Hazmat entry team leader - ✔✔Responsible for all activities in the hot zone. This
position must be able to provide both technical assistance in tactical information to
safely mitigate the incident
, ✔✔Hazmat science team leader - ✔✔Responsible for gathering information and
analyzing data. A minimum of three independent reference materials should be used to
determine verify hazards and risks
✔✔Hazmat medical team leader - ✔✔Responsible for the health and well-being of
personnel assigned to the hazmat group. This position is usually filled by the hazmat
rescue unit officer in charge
✔✔Hazmat Decon team leader - ✔✔Responsible for reducing the spread of
contamination from the hot zone. I'll personnel and equipment in the hot zone must be
decontaminated
✔✔Hazmat resource team leader - ✔✔Responsible for supplying personnel assigned to
the hazmat group. This position is usually filled by the hazmat specialty unit driver
✔✔Spill control/confinement tactics (defensive) - ✔✔Covering
Absorption
Dikes dams and retention
Adsorption
Vapor dispersion
✔✔Leak control/containment (offensive) - ✔✔Neutralization
Venting
Plugging and patching
Over packing
Product transfer
✔✔Absorption
(Defensive) - ✔✔The process in which a chemically compatible material is used to soak
up to spill
✔✔Adsorption
(Defensive) - ✔✔The process in which a hazardous liquid molecularly adheres to the
sorbent. Spontaneous ignition can occur through heat of adsorption of flammable
material
✔✔Covering
(Defensive) - ✔✔Refers to a temporary form of mitigation for radioactive, biological, and
some chemical substances such as magnesium
✔✔Dikes, dams, and retention
(Defensive) - ✔✔Used to create physical barriers that prevent or reduce the quantity of
liquid flowing into the environment
