SECTION 5 - SAFETY
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แบบทดสอบนี้ มีจำนวนข้อสอบ 90 ข้อ หากต้องการเพิ่มจำนวนข้อ ให้เลือก เพิ่มจำนวนข้อเป็น 20 ข้อ 30 ข้อ 50 ข้อ

1. 5.43 What defines a confined space? a. It has limited means of access and exit b. It is not designed for continuous occupation c. It has limited natural ventilation d. Answers a., b. and c. are all correct 2. 5.55 Which of the following conditions can cause false readings on an explosion meter? a. Low hydrocarbon vapor content b. High moisture content c. Low oxygen content d. Both b. and c. are correct 3. 5.24 As you enter a bunded/fire wall area to sample a fuel oil tank, you begin to feel dizzy. What action should you take? a. Get out of the tank area immediately b. Take a deep breath and run for the tank ladder c. Lie down because there is more oxygen closer to the ground d. Immediately put on your respirator with organic cartridges 4. 5.15 Which of the following is defined as a corrosive liquid? a. An acid solution b. A caustic solution c. Acid and caustic solutions are not corrosive d. Acid and caustic solutions are both corrosive 5. 5.11 Portable electronic measurement equipment must be _______ immediately before gauging? a. Checked b. Cleaned c. Calibrated d. Earthed (grounded) 6. 5.61 When working with benzene, in addition to a respirator, hard hat and safety footwear, what other personal protective equipment should be worn? a. Safety glasses and leather gloves b. Leather gloves, long-sleeve coveralls and goggles c. Rubber gloves, chemical protective clothing, goggles and face shield d. Rubber gloves, goggles, and coveralls 7. 5.45 According to the International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals (ISGOTT), for a tank to be safe for entry, what should the reading on a combustible gas detector be? a. Less than 15% b. Less than 10% c. Less than 1% d. Less than 0.5% 8. 5.28 Why is it important to wear gloves while sampling? a. So that the sample is not contaminated b. To prevent your hands becoming dirty c. To prevent hazardous substances being absorbed through the skin d. Answers a., b. and c. are all correct 9. 5.02 Regardless of the product, and in accordance with IP475/ISO 3170, what is the absolute maximum level to which sample containers must be filled? a. 50% b. 80% c. 95% d. 100% 10. 5.62 Which of the following statements are correct, when working with benzene? a. As a minimum, a full face or half mask cartridge respirator must be worn for closed or restricted system gauging and sampling b. A self contained breathing apparatus must be used in all open tank situations c. A self contained breathing apparatus must be used if the exposure is expected to exceed 50ppm d. Answers a., b. and c. are all correct 11. 5.34 What must you do in order to transport flammable liquid samples on a public highway? a. Fully label all samples b. Place the samples in approved DOT containers c. Consult a Safety Data Sheet for the product being transported d. Answers a., b. and c. are all correct 12. 5.77 What are the characteristics of hydrogen sulfide? a. It is a pale yellow gas with a sweetish taste and strong pungent odour b. It is a pale yellow gas with the odour of rotten eggs c. It is a colourless gas with a sweetish taste and the odour of rotten eggs d. It is a colourless gas with little or no odour 13. 5.17 A chemical has a strong odour. What does this indicate? a. That a hazard exists b. That the vapour concentration is low c. That the vapour concentration is high d. Odour is an unreliable source of specific information regarding a chemical 14. 5.04 What is the minimum personal protective equipment required when sampling? a. Gloves, respirator, hard hat and SCBA b. Gloves, eye protection, hard-hat, flame retardant uniform & safety shoes c. Gloves, face-shield and sun glasses d. Gloves, uniform and SCBA 15. 5.16 Corrosive liquids will directly injure the body tissue on contact. a. True b. False 16. 5.30 What is the main component of inert gas used on crude oil vessels? a. Carbon sulfide b. Carbon dioxide c. Oxygen d. Hydrogen 17. 5.19 What does H2S stand for? a. Water b. Hydrogen c. Hydrogen sulfide d. Dihydrosodium 18. 5.44 Before entering a confined space, which tests are required? a. Oxygen content b. Lower explosive limit c. Toxic vapour testing d. Answers a., b. and c. are all correct 19. 5.75 Organic filter respirators are sufficiently effective in a hydrogen sulphide atmosphere to be used for escape purposes. a. True b. False 20. 5.03 Regardless of the product, and in accordance with API Ch 8.1/ASTM D4057, what is the maximum level to which sample containers should normally be filled? a. 50% b. 80% c. 85% d. 100% 21. 5.12 All samples which are transported between terminals and laboratories or other installations should be labelled in accordance with the globally harmonised system for classification and labelling of chemicals (GHS). a. True b. False 22. 5.56 What is the current exposure limit for benzene (8 hour time weighted average)? a. 10 ppm b. 3 ppm c. 5 ppm d. 1 ppm 23. 5.10 The responsibility for an inspector complying with the safety regulations in any terminal belongs to? a. The terminal staff b. The terminal s safety officer c. The inspector d. The inspector s manager 24. 5.25 How can the opportunity for a build-up and/or discharge of static electricity be reduced? a. By wearing rubber gloves b. By not allowing your hands to slide on the hand rail c. By grounding yourself and your equipment before opening the gauge/sample hatch and during subsequent operations d. By using stainless steel equipment 25. 5.60 What is the minimum required respirator for working in a benzene environment that is greater than the permitted exposure limit? a. Self contained breathing apparatus b. Full face respirator with an organic vapor cartridge c. Half-mask respirator with an organic vapor cartridge d. Half-mask respirator with an acid gas cartridge 26. 5.67 What effects may result from chronic exposure (long term) to benzene? a. Loss of vision b. Various blood disorders ranging from anemia to leukemia c. Impaired Disability Syndrome (IDS) d. Answers a., b. and c. are all correct 27. 5.13 What information must GHS sample labels contain? a. Hazard pictograms, signal words and hazard statements b. Product name and precautionary statements c. Information in both a. and b. above d. Information in a. and b. above and supplier information, including a telephone number 28. 5.52 An explosimeter (explosion meter) measuring LEL% is utilized to sample the atmosphere within a cargo tank and a reading of 15% is observed. What does the reading mean? a. The atmosphere in the tank contains 15% oxygen b. The atmosphere in the tank is 15% of the lowest concentration of an explosive mixture of air and hydrocarbon vapours c. The atmosphere in the tank is 15% hydrocarbon vapours d. The atmosphere in the tank is a 15% mixture of air and hydrocarbon vapours 29. 5.35 What is the correct source of information about the hazards of any product being inspected? a. The inspector s supervisor b. A knowledgeable chemist c. The inspector s previous experience d. Safety Data Sheets 30. 5.20 To find out if a material is hazardous, you must consult the SDS. a. True b. False 31. 5.85 When working you must always wear a H2S monitor. a. True b. False 32. 5.38 A SDS will list what type of protective equipment is required when working with a particular material. a. True b. False 33. 5.90 The Short Term Exposure Limit (STEL) defines exposure to a substance over how long? a. 30 minutes b. 60 minutes c. 15 minutes d. 20 minutes 34. 5.64 Workers who are regularly exposed to benzene should have a regular medical examination. a. True b. False 35. 5.76 Hydrogen sulfide is probably the most dangerous gas commonly encountered in the petroleum industry. a. True b. False 36. 5.42 Products have defined limits of combustion. What are these? a. The Permissible Exposure Limit and the Threshold Limit Value b. The Lower Explosive Limit, Upper Explosive Limit and the Flash Point c. The Flash Point and the Threshold Limit Value d. The Permissible Exposure Limit and the Lower Explosive Limit 37. 5.50 What do the initials UEL stand for? a. Upper environmental level b. Unknown environmental level c. Upper explosive limit d. Unknown explosive levels 38. 5.68 How heavy are benzene vapours? a. Lighter than air b. Heavier than air c. Same as air d. Answers a., b. and c. are all wrong 39. 5.58 The appearance and characteristic odor of benzene is? a. Clear colorless liquid with a sweet odor b. Clear colorless liquid with a sour odor c. Light brown liquid with no distinguishable odor d. Light brown liquid with a strong pungent odor 40. 5.84 What type of respirator filter cartridges should you use for protection against hydrogen sulfide? a. Acid Gas b. None. Only a self contained breathing apparatus is acceptable c. Organic Vapour d. Radionucleides, highly toxic dusts, mists and fumes 41. 5.88 May an inspector board a vessel by means of using a Pilot s ladder? a. Yes b. No 42. 5.54 What is the normal oxygen content of the air? a. 15.1% b. 19.1% c. 20.9% d. 25.9% 43. 5.08 Which of the following safety equipment is not required on every job? a. H2S monitor b. SCBA c. Hard hat, safety footwear, gloves d. Long-sleeve, fire resistant clothing 44. 5.59 How can benzene enter your body? a. By inhalation b. By absorption through the skin c. By Ingestion d. Answers a., b. and c. are all correct 45. 5.80 Refineries are not the only sources of industrial hydrogen sulfide (H2S). Which of the following are other sources? a. Pulp Mills b. Any agricultural facility where decay of organic matter may occur c. Drilling Rigs d. Answers a., b. and c. are all correct 46. 5.21 Before gauging a tank, how can static electricity be discharged from your body? a. By using a tank gauge meter b. By touching a grounded structure such as a tank railing, with bare hands c. By using natural fiber sampling cords d. By touching a grounded structure such as a tank railing, while wearing rubber gloves 47. 5.89 When working in an area where peronal monitors indicate the presence of hydrogen sulfide you must wear SCBA a. True b. False 48. 5.27 What can help prevent a build-up and/or discharge of static electricity when sampling? a. Use of a sampling cord made of synthetic fibre b. Tying the end of the sampling cord to the railing of the tank c. Use of a sampling cord that contains no synthetic fibre d. Holding the sample cord against the gauge hatch throughout the sampling operation 49. 5.36 What is the most informative source of information about the hazards of a product or chemical? a. The job sheet b. The Bill of Lading c. The Safety Data Sheet d. The operations supervisor 50. 5.22 When using a metal tape to gauge a tank, the tape should always stay in contact with the gauge hatch. a. True b. False ให้ตรวจสอบชื่อนามสกุลว่ากรอกครบหรือไหม่ พร้อมกับตรวจข้อสอบว่าเลือกทำครบทุกข้อหรือไม่ ไม่ครบไม่ตรวจนะครับ

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