Tech 2

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Responder are responsible for

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Determining the appropriate response objective

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Action options and response objectives

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Offensive

Defensive

Non-intervention

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Steps that should be taken when determining response objective

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Est the exposures that could be saved

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What do you use the response analysis form for?

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Events sequence

Response objectives

Sample Response options

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Absorbent

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substance or item that soaks up liquid easily.

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Adsorption

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Adsorption is the adhesion of atoms, ions or molecules from a gas, liquid or dissolved solid to a surface. This process creates a film of the adsorbate on the surface of the adsorbent.

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NFPA 1991

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The standard on Vapor protective assemblies for hazard material emergencies

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Level A protect against...

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25 industrial chemicals, HD, GB

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NFPA 1992

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Level B, one or 2 piece suit... Splash protection... penetration against five liquids, chemical liquid protection only

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NFPA 1981

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Covers open circuit SCBA

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Level A's should be selected when...

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The greatest level of skin protection respiratory protection and eye protection is required

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Level B is worn when.....

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The highest level of respiratory, and skin protection required. will not protect against Vapors or gas

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Level C

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Only used when concentration, types of airborne substance are know. Uses APR

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APR WILL NOT BE USED IN OXYGEN BELOW...

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19.5

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Level D is used when....

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There is no know Hazards

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This will not be used in the hot zone

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Level D

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Thermal protection

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Fire entry suit

Poximity suit

Specialized PPE

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Biologicals/eitological protection

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Level c

Tychem

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Asphyxiation protection

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Level A, B ... SCBA

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Chemical protection

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Level A, B, C

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SAR

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Positive Pressure Air Line Respirator, 300 foot max, must have escape bottle

Air supplied by compressor, Air cylinders, Cascade system

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APR is uesd with....at what oxygen concentration?

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Level C... 19.5

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What are the components of the APR

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Full face piece, nose cup, head harness

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Scba will been worn tell....

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The concentration and the chemicals have been Identified

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The 2 types of degradation of a suit...

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Physical: weaking of the suit buy rubbing, bushing, or shrap object

Chemical: weaking by chemicals

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Permetration

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A

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Permeation

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A

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Protective NFPA hour testing are....

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Type one protect (EPA)

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Level A... Full encapsulated

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Type 2

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Level B.... Not fooling cast of gaming with a scba one on the outside

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Type 3

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Supplied air respirator with encapsulation suit... SAR

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What are the 4 heat exchange units

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Air cooled, water cool, ice cooled, phase change technology

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The process for selecting CPC...

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Using established criteria by the OSHA/EPA

Must be compatible, with Chemical

Follow the manufacturers recommendation for finding info on CPC

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Physical and psychological stresser

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Limited dexterity and Mobility

Low visibility

Commo problems

Physically stress

Claustrophobia

Heat stress

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Signs and symptoms of heat cramps

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A

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Signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion

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A

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Signs and symptoms of heat stroke

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A

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Blanketing

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Applying a foam over surface of a hazard to stop off gassing

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Coveing

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Physically covering... Typically temporary

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Damming

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Physicall confinement of a liquid... Reducing the Chemical from flowing into the environment... Underflow/overflow

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Diking

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Dilution

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A

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Dispersion

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A

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Diversion

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A

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Fire suppression

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A

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Neutralization

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A

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Over packing

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A

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Patching

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Leaks, holes, rips, tears or gashes

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Plugging

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A

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Pressure isolation and reduction

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A

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Retention

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A

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Solidification

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A

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Transfer

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A

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Vapor control: dispersion, suppression

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A

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NFPA 472

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The guidelines on jobs

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Physical hazards of confidenced space

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Engulfment

Falls/slips

Electrical

Structural

Mechanical

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Durning an incident a supervisor can effectively supervise

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3 & 7

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Unity of command is

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Smaill and everyone reports to 1 person

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Unified command

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Multiple agency operation

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Incident command

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A

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Command staff

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Operates in direct support of the IC

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Safety Officer

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Hazwoper reg 1910.120. All things safety

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Public information Officer

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poa

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Liaison officer

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Primary contact for supporting agencies.... Support operation.

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Logistics

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Supplies

Facilities

Sleeping

Sanitation

Showers

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Operation

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Manages resources and assigned resources... And staging area

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A_________ Isa higher level of combined resources then either a division or a group

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Branch

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What is the first team to go down range?

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Entry team

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The recon team is responsible for?

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Gathering information of the scene

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_________&____________ must be set up before entry?

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Decontamination and backup team

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The Hazardous materials Branch director reports to....

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operations chief or directly to IC

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Incidence safety officer is Responsible for....

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identifying and evaluation of dangerous conditions

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What NFPA covers hazardous materials technician...

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nfpa 472

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3 component of a Sidewall repairs

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Patch backing and clamp

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3 ways to over pack a drum

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Rolling slide

Slide in "V roll"

Slip-over

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3 things for Considerations for assessing a leak inside a confined space

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Oxygen deficiency (19.5)

Flammable or Toxic atmosphere

Engulfment Hazards

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Consideration for product transfer

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Bonding

Grounding

Eliminate ignition source

Shock Hazard (static electricity)

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Control function maintenance of equipment

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In accordance with AHJ and SOP

Weak battery's, and electromagnet feilds

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Product transfer and transfer operation decision should be left up to

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The appropriate technician specialist

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Pressure transfer consideration

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Compressed gas or inert gas to move product

Vapor pressure

Vapor compressor

Vapor compressor and liquid pump

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When determining the effectiveness of the action of options you should check these 5 things

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Effectiveness of the hazmat response personal are being used

Established control zones

Containment or confinement operation

Decontamination process

Personal protection equipment (PPE)

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Evaluation of the decontamination process

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Containment level are being reduce

Contaminated items are controlled and collect for disposal

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Bonding is....

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The process of connecting 2 or more conductive objects

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Grounding is

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The process of connecting 1 or more conductive objects to the ground

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Brushing and scraping

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Used in wet and dry decontamination

Requires encapsulated container and transportation

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Vacuuming decontamination does not increase the________

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Volume

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Becare when using vacuum decontamination because....

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Of the the static electricity created by the dust in the container

Requires specialized equipment

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Who should be involved in critique

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A representative Responding agency, or groups that were on scene