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Chemical attack in subway:
What do nerve agents smell like?
Fruit
Taben, sarin, soman
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Chemical attack in subway:
What do blister agents smell like?
Garlic (in the shape of a blister)
Mustard, lewisite
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Chemical attack in subway:
What do blood agents smell like?
Burnt almonds
Hydrogen cyanide, cyanogen chloride
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Chemical attack in subway:
What do choking agents smell like?
Chlorine or grass
Chlorine, ammonia, phosgene
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Chemical attack in subway:
What is the top priority before establishing a command post?
Protection from a secondary device
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Chemical attack in subway:
Where is the safe refuge area located?
The contamination reduction zone
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Chemical attack in subway:
Where is the casualty collection points?
Support zone (along with command post and staging area)
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Chemical attack in subway:
Should we shut off the subway HVAC?
Yes, and cover sidewalk readings with tarps rugs etc.
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Chemical attack in subway:
Can we cover a device that is still dispersing chemical?
No, make no attempt to stop the device. Bunker gear is not satisfactory to protect against an operational device
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Chemical attack in subway:
How far can we operate in the exclusion zone?
No further than the furthest live victim.
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Chemical attack in subway:
What does the first arriving truck team One do?
Who is in it?
Evacuation and hazard assessment
“Evacu-assessment”
Officer and two members
Just like a subway run for smoke. Officer and two guys go to the platform while the remaining guys set up the communications relay
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Chemical attack in subway:
If members come across unresponsive victims, what should they do?
Immediately transmit this info and go to be decontaminated.
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Chemical attack in subway:
Should we wear rubber gloves under our fire fighter gloves?
Yes
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Chemical attack in subway:
How should first truck team one mark route for CPC teams?
Search ropes
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Chemical attack in subway:
What does first truck team two do?
Made up of who?
Who relieves them?
Back up team one and communications relay
Remaining two members
CPC
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Chemical attack in subway:
What does the first truck chauffeur do?
Apparatus placement
Help set up comms relay
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Chemical attack in subway:
What does the second truck team one do?
Evacuation to gross Decon.
“Evacu-gross”
Direct ambulatory victims from SRA to gross Decon.
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Chemical attack in subway:
Can second truck carry non-ambulatory victims?
Yes, they bring stokes for this purpose
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Chemical attack in subway:
What does second truck team to do?
Site access control
Define exclusion zone with red hazmat tape.
Establish contamination reduction zone and contamination reduction Corridor
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Chemical attack in subway:
What does the second truck LCC do?
Put rig out of Hazard area and establish barriers with rig tape and cones
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Chemical attack in subway:
Where does the first engine position the rig?
Near the location of the access/egress points of the first truck
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Chemical attack in subway:
What does the first engine do?
Hook up to a hydrant, and begin gross Decon.
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Chemical attack in subway:
Who estimates the number of victims to the IC?
First engine
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Chemical attack in subway:
Who informs the second truck and IC if victims collapse on the way to Gross decon?
First engine