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…. 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. . Environmental Models. 4.2: Hazardous Materials . Handling Practices and . Potential Accidents. Locations of Hazardous Materials. Hazardous materials can either be found at fixed locations or be transported from one place to another.. CHAPTER 2. Fire Fighter Safety. © Patricia Marks/ShutterStock, Inc.. Fire Fighter I Objectives . List the major causes of death and injury in fire fighters.. Explain how to submit a near miss report.. Grant. Oregon SERC/LEPC Conference 2017. Oregon Office of State Fire Marshal. 1. HMEP Grant Workshop. U.S. DOT PHMSA Overview. Oregon Office of State Fire Marshal. 2. The Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety and Security Reauthorization Act of 2005 authorizes the . 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. Response Priorities . and Actions (. Fire Fighter I). . © Dennis . Wetherhold. , Jr.. Fire Fighter I Objectives. Define exposures in regard to a hazardous materials incident. . List two protective actions that may be taken in a hazardous materials incident. . 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. . Who We Are. Jeff Dukes- Manager, Hazardous Materials . Hazardous Materials Management. The Hazardous Materials Management Group (HMM) is responsible for compliance with the DOT’s Hazardous Materials regulations by continuously monitoring the ever changing regulatory climate. Furthermore, HMM aggressively works to prevent hazardous materials releases, actively prepares for response activities, responds as necessary, and works across all departments to recover.. 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. . Lesson 3 Response Guidebook. Shipping papers. Shipping Documents (Papers) can be found as follows: . Road – kept in the cab of a motor vehicle . Rail – kept in possession of a crew member . Aviation – kept in possession of the aircraft pilot .