A quicklookup version of the Emergency Response Guidebook 2012.
This app contains a searchable subset of the ERG2012.It gives you fast access to the Yellow Substances by ID and Orange Guides sections, with protective distances from Table 1 where applicable.
Enter the four digit number fromthe DOT placard off the side of a tanker truck or railroad car to find out what material is stored inside.From there, one click will take you to the page in the Department of Transportation Emergency Response Guidebook 2012 ERG 2012that gives you details on toxicity, flammability, and what to do in case of a spill.
Alternatively, you can search for a substance by name or enter the Guide Number directly and get straight to the same emergency response instructions.
Sure, the ERG2012 is available on paper and as a PDF.But don39;t you want to have it right at hand, right on your phone, when you need to look up something FAST?
Ad free, no special permissions required.
Do you or your colleagues have nonAndroid mobile devices?An expanded Kindle ebook version of this app is now available from the Amazon store.It includes a similar quicklookup capability but also all the content of the paper book.When combined with one of the free Kindle Reading apps, it makes this material available on just about any mobile device you might have.Go to Amazon and search for 39;ERG 2012:Quick Lookup39;.
Recent Update Summary:
2.0.3Fixed a defect that was preventing proper guide display on tablets.Thank you to the user39;s who reported this so we could fix it
2.0.2 Small changes under the cover to stay in sync with the paid Plus version.
2.0.1
Fixed a rare problem with opening the ERG data that has been seen once so far in the field and reported to us as a crash.
2.0.0
Removed advertisements.
App can now be moved to the SD Card.
Eliminated the need for internet and location permissions.
Fixed a bug that would cause a research when rotating the phone.
1.2.1
Updated SDK Toolset