Accidents and emergencies, firefighting, environment and waste
When something happens, acting correctly is what counts. You will learn the measures in the instructions in writing, what you may and may not do in the event of a fire or leak, how to protect waters and which rules apply to special waste in Switzerland.
- 25 questions in this topic
- Topic 11 of 14 in the course: ADR/SDR – dangerous goods driver: basic course, tank, classes 1 and 7
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From the key facts
- Immediate measures: apply the braking system, stop the engine, isolate the battery with the master switch (ADR 5.4.3.4).
- Avoid sources of ignition: do not smoke, no e-cigarettes, do not switch on any electrical equipment (ADR 5.4.3.4).
All key facts, the questions with explanations and the exam simulation are part of the course.
Sample questions from this topic
3 of 25 questions free to try. All questions with explanations and the exam simulation are part of the course.
Question 1: According to the instructions in writing, what do you do first in an accident, if it is safe to do so?
- Apply the brake, stop the engine, isolate the battery
- Drive on to the next large car park
- Check the load and open leaking packages
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Correct answer: Apply the brake, stop the engine, isolate the battery
The instructions in writing first say: apply the braking system, stop the engine and isolate the battery by activating the master switch where available.
Legal reference: ADR 5.4.3.4
Question 2: What behaviour regarding sources of ignition do the instructions in writing require?
- Sources of ignition only need to be avoided for Class 1 goods
- Only avoid naked flames, the mobile phone may be used normally
- No smoking, no e-cigarette, do not switch on any electrical equipment
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Correct answer: No smoking, no e-cigarette, do not switch on any electrical equipment
Sources of ignition must be avoided: do not smoke, do not use electronic cigarettes and do not switch on any electrical equipment.
Legal reference: ADR 5.4.3.4
Question 3: What information do you give the emergency services when you raise the alarm?
- Only the name of your employer and the vehicle number
- No details about the load, that is the consignor's job
- As much information as possible about the accident and the substances
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Correct answer: As much information as possible about the accident and the substances
The emergency services must be informed and given as much information as possible about the accident or incident and the substances involved.
Legal reference: ADR 5.4.3.4; ADR 1.4.1.2
Legal references for this topic
The questions in this topic are based on these provisions:
- SDR Art. 12, 20; Annex 1
- VeVA Art. 6, 7, 11