1. Hazardous materials can be released intentionally in criminal acts or acts of terrorism.
2. The law that began the process of regulating the handling of hazardous waste and defines what is a hazardous waste and outlines the programs that must be followed to properly handle, store, and dispose of these materials is the ____.
3. One of the major problems that creates confusion with the training programs for emergency response personnel is the lack of specified refresher training requirements.
4. Proper ____ of the material is critical if the employee is to recognize the material as hazardous and take the appropriate action.
5. The level of exposure that would pose a danger to the life of the person exposed, would result in significant and irreversible health effects, or would render the person exposed unable to escape without assistance is known as ____.
6. The written information on a specific hazardous substance or material that includes information on such things as the health and physical hazards, signs and symptoms of exposure, etc. is known as the ____.
7. Those employees who are trained to respond to an emergency response involving hazardous substances and who will assume an
aggressive role in stopping the release are known as the ____ team.
8. An employee who works at a cleanup site regulated by the HAZWOPER regulation and whose work exposes or potentially exposes him to high levels of hazardous substances are known as a(n) ____ Worker.
9. The level of exposure established by OSHA that an employee can be exposed to on an average basis over an 8-hour work period is known as the ___ Exposure Limit.
10. The systematic process of removing hazardous materials from personnel and their equipment is known as ____.