| DAY 1
Regulations; Terminology, Recognition, and Identification |
DAY 2
Information Gathering Through Resources; Predicting the Behavior of a Chemical and its
Container; Health and Physical Hazards; Response Objectives; Basic Chemistry |
DAY 3
PPE Selection and Usage; Medical Surveillance; Decontamination Procedures;
Defensive/Offensive Control Actions; Termination |
- Overview of the OSHA Regulations (1910.120(q))
- Recognition and Identification of Hazardous Materials and Substances
- Physical Properties and Chemical Properties for the HazMat Responder
- Toxicology and Exposure Potentials
- Incidental versus Emergency Response
- And more!
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- Review and Use of Resources to gather information for response
(NIOSH, NFPA, TOMES, Condensed Chemical Dictionary, etc.); Incident Command
- Tabletop Exercise
- Response Objectives Offensive or Defensive
- Monitoring Instrumentation Used at HazMat Incidents
- Data Interpretation and How to Use It!
- Chemistry You do not have to be a PhD!
- Incident Command
- And More!
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- PPE Selection One Suit for ALL?
- Chemical Protective Equipment for handling chemicals
- Respiratory Protection
- Practical Exercise
- Medical surveillance program requirements per OSHA
- Decontamination Procedures The Common Sense Approach
- Defensive Offensive Control Actions
- Incident Termination
- And More!
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