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+ Rescue Team (Level A Mayday)

+ Updated Rail Carrier

+ Rescue Team (Level A Mayday)

+ Illicit Drug Labs

+ Rescue Team (Level A Mayday)

+ Globally Harmonized System (GHS)

+ Hazmat Teams Role in Confined Space

+ Globally Harmonized System (GHS)

Commercial Spray & Isolation Decon

+ Hazmat Teams Role in Confined Space

+ and more!

Who Can Use Hazmat Response

Command Officers

Command Officers can fully understand the language spoken by Hazmat Teams. Along with understanding why research has driven the decision on how to react to the situation, who are the groups and what are their functions, and also a quick reference guide for many conditions, products, containers, and other haz mat situations.

Hazardous Materials Technicians

The Hazmat Technician has a lot on their plate when arriving at the incident. This quick reference guide will give that Technician and Team the direction to begin and the checklists & reminders for those critical factors of the incident. It also covers the small things that make the job easier and safer.

First Responder/Firefighter/Law Enforcement/Responder

The First Responder/Firefighter/Law Officer or Responder that has the potential to respond or come across the hazmat incident will increase their knowledge of all aspects of that hazardous materials incident and become more of a major player and assistance to Command and the Hazmat Team. Relieving the Hazmat Team of some tasks so they may focus on the Technician level skills (Entry & Backup, Hazard group etc).

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WHAT IS AN EFFECTIVE WAY TO SET-UP & RUN A HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCIDENT?

Develop a Command structure
Organize & assign your Groups/Teams
Develop strong Team leaders
Checklists of tasks for each Team
Safety for personnel

Organize your Groups/Teams from the start of the incident to achieve a systematic and smooth running hazardous materials incident. The main objective is to have a plan that the team is familiar with, practices with and can put into motion on game day.

Firefighters (Hazmat Techs or awareness level)
Volunteer Firefighters
First Responders
Command Officers
Police/Sheriff/Constable – First Responders
DOD (Dept. of Defense)
College Students Studying Fire Science
Firefighters in industry (Fire Brigades etc).

Hazmat Response Guide

Easy to Read & Locate Section for Field Use

This FOG can provide an easy and systematic way to plan, set-up, and work through the entire hazardous materials incident, whether small or large-scale incidents. Easy to reference, shaded borders for quick access, and easy to carry with your equipment.

Team Duties

Establish the Hazard Group Leader, who will then assign their teams to the needed areas (Research, Decon, Entry, etc). Each Team will then use the reminder checklist so all aspects of their functioning portion of the incident are thoroughly covered. The checklists will develop strong leaders in each area, cover all safety aspects, and allow the Teams to operate smoothly together during the incident.

Rail & Motor Carrier Identification

Color photos for each motor and rail carrier seen throughout the country along with its characteristics, the products that it may be carrying, and capacities. Great for a quick reference of the tanker you may be dealing with!

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Chemical Reference

16 common chemicals encountered that include: initial isolation distances, chemical/physical properties, IDLH, placarding and more......

Common Incidents

Hazmat Response "Common Incidents" section will give you helpful hints for some of those incidents that are common, but not necessarily frequent, and assist the user in working the incident.

Placards & GHS

This is great for any First Responder or Hazmat Team member for quick reference of what they may be dealing with. Full color placards with detailed explanation of each. New ~> GHS Section