What is the recommended distance to stage from an incident according to the scene size-up guidelines?

• 1000 feet

• 1500 feet

• 2000 feet

• 2500 feet

Why is it important to park upwind and uphill from an incident?

• To get a better view

• To avoid traffic

• To prevent exposure to hazardous materials

• To save fuel

What should be done to keep unnecessary people away from an incident area?

• Invite them to help

• Isolate the area

• Provide refreshments

• Allow media access

Under what condition should you enter an incident area?

• If you are curious

• If you are properly trained and fully protected

• If you have a camera

• If you know someone inside

What is the first step to take if trained and equipped during a scene size-up?

• Designate the Incident Commander

• Announce the location of the command post

• Identify and establish safety zones

• Initiate the National Incident Management System (NIMS) plan

Which plan should be initiated during a scene size-up in a hazmat situation?

• Emergency Response Plan

• National Incident Management System (NIMS) plan

• Safety Management Plan

• Crisis Management Plan

Who should be designated during a scene size-up of a hazmat scene?

• Safety Officer

• Incident Commander

• Operations Manager

• Logistics Coordinator

Which guidebook is used by the U.S. Department of Transportation for emergency response?

• United Nations Classification Guidebook

• NFPA 704 Guidebook

• Emergency Response Guidebook

• Material Safety Data Guidebook

What system is used for placarding hazardous substances according to the NFPA?

• UN Classification System

• NFPA 704 Placard System

• DOT Placard System

• Material Safety Data System

Which of the following is NOT a method for identifying hazardous substances?

• Shipping papers

• Material safety data sheets

• UN/DOT placards

• Personal identification numbers