PPT-CHAPTER 31 Hazardous Materials: Implementing a Response (Fire Fighter I)

CHAPTER 31 Hazardous Materials Implementing a Response Fire Fighter I Fire Fighter I Objectives List and describe the hazardous materials incident levels List the information to provide when reporting a hazardous materials incident. Chemical Management . Training. University of Colorado at Boulder. Environmental Health & Safety. Http://ehs.colorado.edu. 303-492-6025. ehs@colorado.edu. Why am I here?!. 1) Someone said I had to be here…. Presented on behalf of Free Geek. Free Geek is a Portland-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit offering free computers, technology and education powered by reuse & recycling in association with Oregon E-Cycles.. Principles of . LPSCS. Copyright and Terms of Service. Copyright © Texas Education Agency, 2011. These materials are copyrighted © and trademarked ™ as the property of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and may not be reproduced without the express written permission of TEA, except under the following conditions:. Light Version. Updated 8/10/15. Minimize Chemical Quantities. Only order enough for your immediate needs. Disposing of unneeded chemicals costs considerably more than the savings you might have by buying “in bulk.”. Fire Fighter I Objectives. List and describe the parts of a ladder.. Describe the different types of ladders. . Describe how to clean, inspect, and store ladders.. Describe when, where, and who performs service testing on ladders.. Survival. (Fire Fighter I). Fire Fighter I Objectives. Describe how to apply a risk-benefit analysis to an emergency incident.. List the common hazard indicators that should alert fire fighters to a potentially life-threatening situation. . . TSP 05-2-7503. Learning Objective 1. Identify hazardous materials management techniques. . References. AR 700-141, Hazardous Materials Information Resource System, 13 Aug 2007. AR 702-18, Material Quality Control Storage Standards Policy for Shelf-Life Materiel, 3Oct04. Solid waste. any unwanted or discarded material that is not liquid or gas. US…………... 4% of world population produces 33% of solid waste. 11 billions /year, 44,000 tons/person. 98.5% is from mining - oil and natural gas production, agriculture,industry. MATERIALS. AND WASTES. Hazardous . materials. are any materials . in use . that are considered to represent a threat to human life or health, or to the environment.. Hazardous . wastes. are materials . Techniques (. Fire Fighter I). . Fire Fighter I Objectives. Describe the purpose of decontamination.. Explain how cross-contamination can occur.. Identify the types of decontamination.. Describe the process of emergency decontamination. . Fire Fighter I Objectives. Describe the importance of including ventilation in a size-up. . Describe . signs of a ventilation-limited fire. .. Describe the impact of door control on ventilation. . Describe . Ron Davis. TLMT 318. Accident Scenario. Accident Details. Truck on its side in the ditch with water in it. Truck laying against a hill of sand. Small fire under truck with smoke billowing. Gray gravel like substance also on fire. CHAPTER 2. Fire Fighter Safety. Fire Fighter I Objectives . List the major causes of death and injury in fire fighters.. Explain how to submit a near miss report.. List the three groups whom fire fighters must always consider when ensuring safety at the incident scene. . Principles of . LPSCS. Hazardous Materials . M. aterials . that, because of their quantity, concentration, or physical or chemical characteristics, pose a significant present or potential hazard to human health and safety, or to the environment or workplace if released.