AMPP C3 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SAFETY
EXAM REVIEW 2026 ACCURATE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS
MASTER STUDY SHEET
◉ Corrosives. Answer: A carboy may be used for transporting
materials containing:
◉ Medium/Moderate level of toxicity. Answer: The Environmental
Protection Agency signal word - Warning - indicates:
◉ Yellow-bordered section. Answer: Upon arrival at a hazardous
material incident involving a truck, you locate the 4-digit ID number
on an orange panel. You should look first in the Emergency Response
Guidebook for guidance in the:
◉ Open Head. Answer: Which is a type of drum?
◉ In the blue-bordered material index section. Answer: Upon arrival
to a hazardous material incident involving a truck, you learn it is
carrying magnesium. You are unable to obtain the 4-digit ID number.
,Where should you look first in the Emergency Response Guidebook
for guidance?
◉ Nonregulated materials. Answer: The products that IM 102
intermodal portable tanks typically carry are:
◉ United Nations product identification number. Answer: The four-
digit number appearing on a placard, or an orange panel of a tank
car.
◉ Flammability Quadrant number. Answer: The number 2 would be
sown in the Flammability Quadrant of the National Fire Protection
Association 704 System for a material that must be moderately
heated before ignition can occur.
◉ CHEMTREC. Answer: An organization that responders could
contact for hazard information during an emergency incident.
◉ CHEMTREC availability. Answer: The CHEMTREC organization is
available 24 hours per day to provide information about many
chemicals.
◉ Drums. Answer: Cylindrical containers made of metal, plastic or
fiberboard used to transport solids or liquids.
, ◉ DOT Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG). Answer: One
resource that deals with protective action distances involving toxic
gas.
◉ Department of Transportation Hazard Class 4. Answer: Consists of
Flammable solids.
◉ Intermodal portable tank. Answer: The type of container expected
to be found when a marking of 'Spec. 51' is reported on the side of a
tank.
◉ Emergency action for a spill or leak. Answer: You would expect to
find it in the Orange section of the Emergency Response Book.
◉ High Pressure tanks. Answer: Large tanks with hemispherical
heads on both ends.
◉ Radioactivity materials placard. Answer: Shippers will display a
placard that shows a number, the higher the number the more
radiation is emitted.
◉ Poisonous substance hazard placard. Answer: The background
color that signifies this hazard and contains a skull and crossbones is
White.
EXAM REVIEW 2026 ACCURATE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS
MASTER STUDY SHEET
◉ Corrosives. Answer: A carboy may be used for transporting
materials containing:
◉ Medium/Moderate level of toxicity. Answer: The Environmental
Protection Agency signal word - Warning - indicates:
◉ Yellow-bordered section. Answer: Upon arrival at a hazardous
material incident involving a truck, you locate the 4-digit ID number
on an orange panel. You should look first in the Emergency Response
Guidebook for guidance in the:
◉ Open Head. Answer: Which is a type of drum?
◉ In the blue-bordered material index section. Answer: Upon arrival
to a hazardous material incident involving a truck, you learn it is
carrying magnesium. You are unable to obtain the 4-digit ID number.
,Where should you look first in the Emergency Response Guidebook
for guidance?
◉ Nonregulated materials. Answer: The products that IM 102
intermodal portable tanks typically carry are:
◉ United Nations product identification number. Answer: The four-
digit number appearing on a placard, or an orange panel of a tank
car.
◉ Flammability Quadrant number. Answer: The number 2 would be
sown in the Flammability Quadrant of the National Fire Protection
Association 704 System for a material that must be moderately
heated before ignition can occur.
◉ CHEMTREC. Answer: An organization that responders could
contact for hazard information during an emergency incident.
◉ CHEMTREC availability. Answer: The CHEMTREC organization is
available 24 hours per day to provide information about many
chemicals.
◉ Drums. Answer: Cylindrical containers made of metal, plastic or
fiberboard used to transport solids or liquids.
, ◉ DOT Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG). Answer: One
resource that deals with protective action distances involving toxic
gas.
◉ Department of Transportation Hazard Class 4. Answer: Consists of
Flammable solids.
◉ Intermodal portable tank. Answer: The type of container expected
to be found when a marking of 'Spec. 51' is reported on the side of a
tank.
◉ Emergency action for a spill or leak. Answer: You would expect to
find it in the Orange section of the Emergency Response Book.
◉ High Pressure tanks. Answer: Large tanks with hemispherical
heads on both ends.
◉ Radioactivity materials placard. Answer: Shippers will display a
placard that shows a number, the higher the number the more
radiation is emitted.
◉ Poisonous substance hazard placard. Answer: The background
color that signifies this hazard and contains a skull and crossbones is
White.
