Lesson #18 Hazardous Material Technician
Analyze the incident, Plan the response, Implement the response, Evaluate progress, Terminate
Analyze the incident, Plan the response, Implement the response, Evaluate progress, Remediate site location
Analyze the incident, Plan the response, Implement the response, Terminate
Analyze the incident, Implement the response, Evaluate progress, Terminate
You can use less expensive equipment
You can prevent it from growing in severity
You can use the most expensive equipment you have on board
You can reduce all radiation levels at the scene
Level A
Level B
Level C
Level D
Calculations based on estimated amount of product spilled
Calculations based on COBRA
Container specific marking
ICs best guess
Cracks, dings, bings, gouges
Cracks, scores, blisters, dents
Cracks, scores, gouges, blisters
Cracks, scores, gouges, dents
Computer modeling / Senses
Computer modeling / Monitoring equipment
Monitoring equipment / Rain gauge
Both b & c
Overall suit integrity
Materials chemical resistance
Materials physical property
All of the above
Stiffness or excess pliability
Tears, cuts, or abrasions
Damage to zippers or closures
All of the above
Sizing of suit
Color of suit
Claustrophobia
1 Safety considerations for product transfer operations include, Bonding, Grounding, Shock hazards, and
Checking for reactivity of material
Having foam pre-staged
Elimination of ignition sources
Staying downwind of the transfer operation
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