L.P. Book HAZMAT / 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