ammo 51 Flashcards

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1. According to DD Form 626, how does the inspection it provides compare with a vehicle's periodic inspection?
2. Which vehicles does the DD Form 626 inspection apply to?
3. On DD Form 626, which items are checked on empty equipment and which on incoming loaded equipment?
4. When can equipment rejected during a DD Form 626 inspection still be approved?
5. Under the DD Form 626 Section I instructions, which items are checked at origin and which at destination?
6. Which operator license numbers are entered on DD Form 626, and what endorsement must they carry?
7. Besides the license, what operator certification does the DD Form 626 inspector check?
8. Before loading Hazard Class/Division 1.1, 1.2 or 1.3 explosives, what plan must the operator possess?
9. Who must carry an Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG), and how do military operators get the pages they need?
10. On DD Form 626, what does the driver's signature in item 25 certify?
11. Which regulation must operators have a copy of, and what happens if a military operator lacks it?
12. How current must the truck/tractor and trailer periodic inspection be, and what documentation is acceptable?
13. When are DD Form 626 items 11.a through 11.n checked, and what must happen to UNSATISFACTORY conditions?
14. What rear vision mirrors does the DD Form 626 inspection require?
15. What emergency warning devices must the inspected vehicle carry, and which kind is prohibited?
16. What fire extinguisher rating does the DD Form 626 inspection require on a military vehicle?
17. What does the DD Form 626 brake check cover?
18. How are coupling devices inspected, and where must the fifth wheel locking jaws be?
19. What kind of repair to a pintle hook is prohibited?
20. What condition must the cargo space and floor be in on DD Form 626?
21. What minimum tire tread depths apply on the DD Form 626 inspection?
22. Which tire conditions make a vehicle unacceptable on DD Form 626?
23. What does the DTTS Message Display Unit show when operative, and where should the driver position it?
24. Under DD Form 626 Section III, when are placarded loads checked, and can a deficient shipment be released?
25. Against which regulation does the Section III post-loading check verify load segregation?
26. In the post-loading check, what must be applied to closed equipment and to open equipment?
27. Which shipping paper rules does the DD Form 626 post-loading check apply, and which form serves for Government vehicles?
28. What must the operator(s) do and receive at the end of the DD Form 626 inspection?
29. What does DTR Chapter 204 say about motor carriers using substitute rail service (trailer-on-flatcar) for munitions?
30. When may rental vehicles be used to transport HAZMAT under DTR Chapter 204?
31. Which vehicles must be inspected with DD Form 626 before loading or unloading?
32. Who performs the vehicle inspection, and what is the installation responsible for?
33. What delay en route of a Hazard Class 1 (Security Risk Categories I and II) shipment requires notifying the consignor and consignee?
34. Whom do you call for a Secure Holding Area for an AA&E shipment?
35. What certificate must each rail car carrying Hazard Class/Divisions 1.1 and 1.2 have before loading?
36. How must rail shipments of Hazard Class/Divisions 1.1 through 1.4 be sealed and documented?
37. May a shipment be tendered if the DD Form 626 inspection notes unsatisfactory items?
38. What happens to a vehicle that arrives at a receiving point with deficiencies?
39. What inspection must DoD inspectors perform on MOV/Government vehicles versus commercial vehicles carrying regulated HAZMAT?
40. Where are deficiencies that are corrected before loading recorded on DD Form 626?
41. Which vehicles will be accepted for loading under DTR Chapter 204?
42. Who receives copies of DD Form 626 when a deficient commercial vehicle is rejected?
43. What must the origin government or military driver do with DD Form 2890?
44. Under 49 CFR 174.9, what must a rail carrier inspect on each car of hazardous material at ground level?
45. What security signs does the 174.9 ground-level rail car inspection look for?
46. What may a carrier not do with a rail car that fails the 174.9 safety and security requirements?
47. What kind of rail car may carry Division 1.1 or 1.2 explosives under 49 CFR 174.104?
48. Which brakes and bearings must a rail car for Division 1.1 or 1.2 explosives have?
49. What defects in the roof, sides, ends or doors bar a rail car from carrying Division 1.1 or 1.2 explosives?
50. Who certifies a rail car's condition before Division 1.1 or 1.2 explosives are loaded, and on which certificate?
51. What does the shipper certify on Car Certificate No. 2?
52. How many copies of the car certificate are executed, and where do they go?
53. What must a shipper do with a rail car that is not in proper condition?
54. Which equipment bars a rail car from carrying Division 1.1 or 1.2 explosives under 174.101?
55. Which tools may be used when repacking damaged explosives packages in a rail car?
56. What handling practices does 49 CFR 177.835 prohibit when loading Class 1 explosives?
57. What floor and lining must a motor vehicle have for Division 1.1, 1.2 or 1.3 explosives, and when is the lining not required?
58. Under 49 CFR 397.5, when is a motor vehicle carrying Division 1.1, 1.2 or 1.3 explosives considered attended?
59. Where must a motor vehicle with Division 1.1, 1.2 or 1.3 explosives not be parked under 49 CFR 397.7?
60. When must a driver examine each tire, and what is done with an overheated tire?

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