Hazmat

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Air purifying resp should be used when how much o2 is avaible?

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19.5 percent or higher

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Proper resp protection should take what factors into consideration?

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Name of chemical

Concentration

Hazard

Expected exposure

OSHA requirements

Front 3

In a SAR, what provides air to the user?

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The face peice

Front 4

What is the key to proper resp protection?

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Clothing

Front 5

2 types of degridation

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physical and chemical

Front 6

Penetration does what

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goes through seams flaps zippers etc

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permiation is

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molecular

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response objectives

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Doffensive, defensive non intervention

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Determining response objectives is based on

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estimated outcomes, stage of incident, strategic goals

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Hazmat incident decisions must be based on

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changing the actions of the stressors the containment system and the hazordous material

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Event sequence for response objective anylasis form (6)

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stress, breach, release, engulf, contact, harm

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NIOSH CBRN SCBA unpermeated for up to 3 hours

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nfpa 1991, level A

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Class 2 worn with NIOSH CBRN SCBA

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Level B 1994

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Cbrn option worn with NIOSH cbrn scba

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Level B 1971

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class 3 worn with NIOSH CBRN apr

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1994 class C

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Class 4 worn with NIOSH CBRN APR

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1994 level c

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SCBA is also worn by

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fire fighters

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SAR can travel up to

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300ft

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EPA is ______ OSHA is ______?

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Type, Level

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Levels c b and d do NOT protect against what?

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Gasses Vapors

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4 types of cooling systems

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air cooled, ice cooled, water cooled, phase change

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Water cooled needs what at the site and can also do what?

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refridigeration unit and it can warms well as cool

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Ice cooled is what?

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User firnedly

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what does ice cooled need

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Ice source at scene

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Heat cramps

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muscle cramps, weakness, heavy sweating

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heat exhaustion

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headache, weakness, excessive sweating, chills, rapid breathing

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heat stroke

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seziure, headache, hot DRY flushed skin

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When should you set up rest and rehab zone?

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before the hot zone.

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ABsorbtion

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Holds liq. like sand

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ADsorbtion

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no volume increase, causes heat sorbent surface stays rigid like clay.

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blanketing

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cover of foam over a surface, prevents vapors

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Covering

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physical method

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damming

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stops hazmat on water way. Underflow has the pipe going down. Over flow has it on top

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diking

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on ground stops movement

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dilution

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reduces concentration. Runoff MUSt BE COLLECTED

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Dispersion

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Chemical method of confinement on water. spreads it. weathering works on this.

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Diversion

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controls movement on water or land

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fire supression

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lots of water

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Overpacking

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putting a barrel over a barrel.

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patching controls

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leaks holes rips tears gash

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pressure isolation and reduction

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used for pipes physical or chemical containment or letting it burn intentionally

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Branch officer controls the...

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hot and warm zone

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Site safety and control plan involves what

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LERP, plan of action, permanant record,

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Prior to entering the hot/control zone, responders must firt have what?

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safety breif

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Oxygen enriched

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23.5%

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less than 10% LEL

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keep working with caution

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10-25% LEL

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work with cautious monitoring

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25% and above LEL

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evacuate

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pre entryactivites have to be consistent with

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LERP

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Collect leagal evidence in accordance with

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SOP SOG

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purpose of the ICS or incident command system ensures

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safety or responders, achievement of tactical objectives, efficent use of respurces.

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4 basic functions of incident command

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FLOP finance, logistic, ops, planning

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superviese how many?

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3-7 but 5 is ideal

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the command staff_____the ic

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supports the IC

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Planning staffing involves

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4 units: resources, situation, demobilization, documentation

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DIVISIONS ARE

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geographic

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groups are

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FUNCTIONAL areas of operations

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branches are

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used when the number of DIV or GROUPS exceeds span of control

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there is only one what per incident

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base

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Hazmat tech follows what during WMD?

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LERP

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d

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d