Hazmat Flashcards

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Hazardous materials incidents may include but are not limited to
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-responses involving fires
-spills
-transportation accidents
-chemical reactions
-explosions
-WMD

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Hazardous Materials Incident
Associated hazards may include
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-toxicity
-explosions
-corrosives
-radiological hazards
health hazards

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The responsibility of the fire dept. at any hazardous materials incident shall include
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-isolation denying entry
-identification of material
-evaluation of hazards/risks
-coordination/control of evacuation of public

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The responsibilities of the fire dept at any hazardous materials incident shall include
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c.c.d.t

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-coordination of available information, technical resources, responding agencies
-control/confinement
-decontamination
-safe termination & documentation

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The FD Hazardous Materials Incident Response Program will involve the following
se/ep what and how

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-specialized equipment and technical expertise
-an effective,standard, incident management plan

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Hazardous Materials IC
standard specific requirements
(who’s in charge NFPA #)

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-in MN the IC is always the senior ranking officer from local jurisdiction
-state response teams will not act as IC NFPA 472
-different requirements than structural FF
-IC’s must have specific training in this type of event

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The hazardous materials response team will consist of
(rigs)

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-E11
-R9
-E19
-station 11 will be responsible for mobile lab.

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Hazmat codes and responses
Natural gas leak

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Initial Assignment

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Hazmat codes and responses
Hazmat leak or spill (no fire)

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-initial assignment
-E11
-R9

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Hazmat codes and responses
Hazmat with Fire

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-first alarm assignment
-E11
-R9

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Hazmat codes and responses
CO alarm no symptoms

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Closest Ladder or Rescue code 2

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Hazmat responses codes
CO alarm with symptoms

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-closest Engine, Ladder, Rescue code 3

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Hazmat training levels at 11s/19s + BC’s
FF/FMO-CAPT-BC

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-FF FMO technician level
-Capt’s specialist level
-BC’s specialist level
everybody else minimum of operations level

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Hazmat prevention and inspection program
r.i.t

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routine inspections of facilities that regularly use or store these materials (Target materials)

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The hazmat team leader reports to

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IC

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The primary role of on duty hazmat techs and specialists will be to act as
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technical and resource advisors to the team leader and IC

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The 8 step hazmat incident management procedures.
Establish a command post
(the first arriving unit will begin)
site/id/haz/select/info/implement/d/t

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-site management/control isolate deny
-identity problem/material
-hazard risk evaluation
-select PPE
-information mang/resource coordination
-implement response objectives
-decon
-terminate incident

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Establish Hazard Zones
(the 3 zones contain what)

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-cold zone command post
-warm zone decon
-hot zone

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Hot Zone minimum distance from hazardous materials

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-solids 75’
-liquids 150’
-unknown substance or gas 330’
-explosives 1/3 mile

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Safe area of refuge where victims and personnel can be held until decon is located in the

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Sheltering in place or evacuation
Shelter in place
r.s.f.s

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-haz material has been totally release
-small puff migrating plume
-fast moving toxic cloud
-short duration solid or liquid leak

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Shelter in place or evacuation
Evacuation

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-building fire
-flammable/toxic leak inside
-explosive/reactive materials
-occupants signs/symptoms of acute illness

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Hazmat incident priorities

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-life safety
-incident stabilization
-environmental conservation
-property conservation

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Hazardous Materials Response First Responder Operations Level -responsibilities first arriving unit ii/pc/am
-responsible for isolation and identification -product control/air monitoring -turnout gear adequate if no contact involved
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Hazardous Materials Response Technician/Specialist Responsibilities/jobs 😃 i.h.m.d
-identification -hazard and risk assessment -mitigation/control -decontamination and other
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Hazardous Materials Response Hazmat Team responsibilities CO/IHA/S/S
-coordinate ops with IC -identification/hazard assessment -supervise complete mitigation -specialized equipment other
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Identify the Problem and Materials (using) 1.determine location/occupancy of the problem what do I see c.m.p.s.m.s
-container shapes -markings/colors -placards/labels -shipping papers facility docs -monitoring/detection equip -senses seeing/hearing
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STEP 1 SITE MANAGEMENT and CONTROL isolate/deny entry s.u.l.a.e
-safe approach/positioning -from uphill upwind -look for hazmat clues -assume command -establish isolation perimeter using ERG
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All incoming units shall initially be staged at a safe distance away except
-first arriving unit -hazardous materials personnel and equipment -the command officer
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Hazard/Risk Benefit Analysis if there is urgent life hazard and rescue is required
-ready urgent rescue/patient decon area (safe refuge) -ready patient removal device -don full turnouts SCBA -bring 4 gas monitor
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While making approach Hazmat Rescue
-avoid pooled liquids -listen for high pressure gas -look for vapor clouds
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Hazmat Rescue Discontinue efforts if
-4 gas alarms for LEL -situation changes and immediate evacuation is deemed necessary
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All aspects of the first two steps will be followed if possible. They are
-site management and control -identify problem/materials
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The duties of the hazardous materials team will include “6”
-coordinate info/resources -complete 8 step procedures -establish decon procedures -use of specialized equipment -use of specialized PPE -direct supervision of hot zone operations
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Step 3 hazard and risk evaluation (a) responders must understand
-physical properties how it will behave -chemical properties how it can harm
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Step 3 hazard and risk evaluation -risk evaluation
-hazardous materials involved -type of container it’s integrity -environment/location -resources/capabilities responders
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Step 3 Developing the Incident Action Plan (IAP) Strategic Goals how are we going to make go away
-rescue -public protective actions -spill control (confinement) -leak control (confinement) -fire control -recovery
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Step 3 Tactical Objectives
-offensive -defensive -non-intervention (no-action)
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Step 4 select PPE/Equipment Structural FF Clothing/SCBA (turnouts) may be used when
-contacts with hazmat unlikely -atmospheric levels not toxic to skin -live victim’s in need of rescue
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Step 4 Select PPE/Equipment Liquid chemical splash protection (EPA level B) may be used when
-vapors/gases concentration not high enough to be toxic through skin -unlikely vapor/gas/liquid affect exposed skin -flammable/chemical/thermal
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Step 4 select PPE/Equipment Chemical vapor protective clothing (EPA level A) should be used when
-extremely hazardous are known or suspected and skin contact possible -potential contact may destroy skin -potential for splash/exposure to be absorbed thru skin -unknown/unidentified substances
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Step 4 Tools/Equipment
Tools and specialized equipment carried on Mobile Lab/R9 utilized as necessary
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Step 5 Information Management and Resource Coordination
-confirm unified command is in place liaison officer -expand ICS create branches,divisions, groups per IAP
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Step7 Decontamination -types of decontamination
-Emergency Safe Area/No Formal Decon Established -Technical planned/systematic -Mass large numbers
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Step 7 Implement Response Objectives
-carry out strategic goals and tactical objectives set forth in Incident Action Plan
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Step 8 Terminate the Incident
-declare incident terminated -transfer responsibility of incident scene -incident debriefing -complete required documentation -post incident analysis -after action review