TDG Self Check #4

Welcome to your TDG Self Check #4

What information must be on a small means of containment?

The appropriate Primary Label

The appropriate Subsidiary Label

The Shipping Name

The UN Number

A "This Way Up" label when containers of liquid are packaged inside another small container

A "Danger, High Voltage" label

A complete MSDS sheet

Where are safety marks required to be placed on a means of containment?

Safety marks are required to be placed on the inside of the vehicle

Safety marks are required to be placed on the end of a means of containment only

Safety marks are required to be placed on the top and bottom of a means of containment

Safety marks are required to be placed so that they are visible at all times

When do you remove a safety mark from a means of containment?

If the contents have been neutralized, unloaded, cleaned or purged so that there is no longer a danger present

If you believe the contents of the containers are not dangerous or do not pose a danger to the public

If the means of containment is securely fastened and you believe it is safe

Where must the TDG label be placed on a gas cylinder?

On or near the neck of the cylinder

On the side of the cylinder

On the bottom of the cylinder

Where would you place the UN Number on a large means of containment?

On top of the primary class placard

On or near your license plate

Next to the primary class placard or within the white rectangle on the primary class placard

How many labels must be placed on a Class 7 dangerous good?

1

2

3

4

How many placards must be placed on a large means of containment (truck and trailer)?

One on the top and one on the front of the vehicle/trailer

One placard on each side and end of the vehicle/trailer

One placard on the back and front of the vehicle/trailer