How to handle DGM incident

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Rearrange the correct sequence on how to handle DGM incident

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Amirul Aiman

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How to handle DGM incidentOnline version Rearrange the correct sequence on how to handle DGM incident by Amirul Aiman 1 A refrigerated truck with a frozen product uses dry ice to add backup cooling. All of a sudden, you notice the temperature rising, and you think that the dry ice is sublimating too rapidly. Check the Reefer Unit Indicators Monitor Temperature Continuously Do NOT Open the Doors Pull Over Safely Contact Dispatch/Supervisor Immediately Drive to the Nearest Solution 2 You are transporting Toxic Gas. The trailer hissing while at a rest area on a busy highway. Some of the people around start coughing as the strong chemical odor spreads toward people. The leak has the potential to rapidly worsen. Put on your respirator and PPE instantly, do not breathe the gas. Check the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) for the specific isolation distance needed. Shut off the engine immediately and leave the truck where it is. Immediately shout warnings and direct people away from the gas. Retreat to a safe, upwind distance and wait for the Hazmat team to arrive. Call emergency services immediately and give them the UN Number and the exact location. 3 You are driving a tanker truck that is transporting Class 3 flammable liquids such as petrol, diesel, kerosene. Suddenly, you notice a leak from the tanker. Call emergency services immediately and state that you have a flammable liquid leak. Immediately pull over to the side of the road or the nearest unpopulated, flat area. Shut off all ignition sources engine, electrical switches, cigarettes, to prevent sparks. Find the Emergency Response Guidebook determine the initial isolation distance for public safety. Engage the Emergency Shut-Off Valve to stop internal flow Retreat from the tanker and the spill area, wait for emergency responders. 4 You are transporting corrosive chemicals. While driving, you notice smoke/vapor coming from the cargo area and a strong acidic smell. You suspect that the container might be damaged or leaking internally, causing a dangerous chemical reaction. Call emergency services immediately. Clearly give your location and the corrosive chemical leakage. Put on your respirator/goggles immediately for self-protection, not for investigation. Check Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) to find the isolation distance needed for the public. Retreat based on the ERG and wait for trained Hazmat responders to arrive. Pull over safely, stop the truck immediately, and instruct anyone nearby to move away from the area. Do NOT Approach the Cargo

How to handle DGM incidentOnline version

Rearrange the correct sequence on how to handle DGM incident

by Amirul Aiman

A refrigerated truck with a frozen product uses dry ice to add backup cooling. All of a sudden, you notice the temperature rising, and you think that the dry ice is sublimating too rapidly.

Check the Reefer Unit Indicators

Monitor Temperature Continuously

Do NOT Open the Doors

Pull Over Safely

Contact Dispatch/Supervisor Immediately

Drive to the Nearest Solution

You are transporting Toxic Gas. The trailer hissing while at a rest area on a busy highway. Some of the people around start coughing as the strong chemical odor spreads toward people. The leak has the potential to rapidly worsen.

Put on your respirator and PPE instantly, do not breathe the gas.

Check the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) for the specific isolation distance needed.

Shut off the engine immediately and leave the truck where it is.

Immediately shout warnings and direct people away from the gas.

Retreat to a safe, upwind distance and wait for the Hazmat team to arrive.

Call emergency services immediately and give them the UN Number and the exact location.

You are driving a tanker truck that is transporting Class 3 flammable liquids such as petrol, diesel, kerosene. Suddenly, you notice a leak from the tanker.

Call emergency services immediately and state that you have a flammable liquid leak.

Immediately pull over to the side of the road or the nearest unpopulated, flat area.

Shut off all ignition sources engine, electrical switches, cigarettes, to prevent sparks.

Find the Emergency Response Guidebook determine the initial isolation distance for public safety.

Engage the Emergency Shut-Off Valve to stop internal flow

Retreat from the tanker and the spill area, wait for emergency responders.

You are transporting corrosive chemicals. While driving, you notice smoke/vapor coming from the cargo area and a strong acidic smell. You suspect that the container might be damaged or leaking internally, causing a dangerous chemical reaction.

Call emergency services immediately. Clearly give your location and the corrosive chemical leakage.

Put on your respirator/goggles immediately for self-protection, not for investigation.

Check Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) to find the isolation distance needed for the public.

Retreat based on the ERG and wait for trained Hazmat responders to arrive.

Pull over safely, stop the truck immediately, and instruct anyone nearby to move away from the area.

Do NOT Approach the Cargo

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How to handle DGM incidentOnline version

by Amirul Aiman

A refrigerated truck with a frozen product uses dry ice to add backup cooling. All of a sudden, you notice the temperature rising, and you think that the dry ice is sublimating too rapidly.

You are transporting Toxic Gas. The trailer hissing while at a rest area on a busy highway. Some of the people around start coughing as the strong chemical odor spreads toward people. The leak has the potential to rapidly worsen.

You are driving a tanker truck that is transporting Class 3 flammable liquids such as petrol, diesel, kerosene. Suddenly, you notice a leak from the tanker.

You are transporting corrosive chemicals. While driving, you notice smoke/vapor coming from the cargo area and a strong acidic smell. You suspect that the container might be damaged or leaking internally, causing a dangerous chemical reaction.

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