In Level I incidents, what should the response team be able to deal with?

Answer: D — small gasoline spill from a motor vehicle accident

In Level I incidents, the response team is expected to manage situations that are within the scope of their basic hazmat training and capabilities, which typically includes handling small, contained spills and leaks that do not pose a significant risk to life or the environment. A small gasoline spill from a motor vehicle accident fits this criteria, as it generally involves a limited area and can usually be contained and mitigated with standard emergency response procedures. The team would have the ability to assess the situation, implement basic safety measures, and take appropriate actions to control the spill and protect public safety. Conversely, dealing with liquefied propane gas leaking from a full 1000 kg tank, ruptures of high-pressure gas lines, or spills requiring evacuation exceeds the training and capabilities typically associated with Level I incidents. These scenarios demand specialized equipment, advanced training, and coordination with higher-level emergency response units, making them unsuitable for Level I response teams.