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CSST Exam Questions and AnswersChrysotile properties - Answer -white, large, cylindrical fibers
Amosite properties - Answer -brown, short, hydrophobic
Crocidolite properties - Answer -blue
Tremolite properties - Answer -sharp, barb-like fibers
Actinolite properties - Answer -green
Category 1 non-friable ACM - Answer -packings, gaskets, RSF, roofing products
Category 2 non-friable ACM - Answer -everything else non-friable
Class I asbestos work - Answer -removal of TSI or surfacing material (requires
respirator)
Class II asbestos work - Answer -removal of all other ACM (requires respirator)
Class III asbestos work - Answer -work being done where any ACM is likely to be
disturbed (requires respirator)
Class IV asbestos work - Answer -work being done where any ACM might be contacted
major fiber release episode - Answer -unintentional disturbance of ACM more than 3 sq
ft
minor fiber release episode - Answer -unintentional disturbance of ACM less than 3 sq ft
PAPR - Answer -Powered Air Purifying Respirator
AHERA - Answer -Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act
ASHARA - Answer -asbestos school hazard abatement reauthorization act
NIOSH - Answer -National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
, NESHAP - Answer -National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants
EPA - Answer -Environmental Protection Agency
DOT - Answer -Department of Transportation
ACM - Answer -asbestos containing material
ACBM - Answer -Asbestos Containing Building Material
ACCM - Answer -asbestos containing construction material
ACRM - Answer -asbestos containing roofing material
PEL - Answer -permissable exposure limit: 0.1f/cm3 based on 8 hour TWA. if above,
respirator is required
EL - Answer -excursion limit: 1f/cm3 based on 30 min
HEPA - Answer -high efficiency particulate air filter
TSI - Answer -Thermal System Insulation
PCM - Answer -phased contrast microscopy
TEM - Answer -transmission electron microscopy
who organizes categories of ACM - Answer -OSHA
how much training does a Class I or Class II worker need - Answer -5 day course
How much training does a Class III or Class IV worker need - Answer -2 day course
air purifying respirator - Answer -half or full face, filters 99.97% of particles, colored
magenta
protection factor of half face respirator - Answer -10
protection factor of full face respirator - Answer -50
protection factor of PARP respirator - Answer -50 or 100
airborne concentrations less than 1f/cc - Answer -half face with HEPA
airborne concentrations less than 5f/cc - Answer -full face with HEPA
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