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Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations: Skills and Drills DVD
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Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations: Skills and Drills DVD

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International Association of Fire Chiefs; National Fire Protection Association

ISBN: 9780763777029 | © 2011 |

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Hazardous materials training

Discover the indispensable DVD that walks you through the critical skills and knowledge needed for hazardous material response. This DVD compiles over 50 real-life scenarios, giving you exclusive access to the action as it unfolds. Watch and learn as experienced responders execute essential skills, providing you with the real-time experience needed to handle hazardous materials incidents confidently.

Emergency response guidebook

Covering a broad spectrum of situations, from utilizing the Emergency Response Guidebook to implementing advanced decontamination processes and donning protective clothing ensembles, this DVD is your ultimate guide. Each chapter focuses on a particular skill drill, ensuring you have the knowledge to perform under pressure, secure scenes, manage hazardous materials incidents, and much more. Enhance your ability to protect yourself and others in any situation involving hazardous materials.

Protective clothing for HazMat

Whether you’re a student aspiring to become a certified hazardous materials responder or an experienced firefighter looking to refine your skills, this DVD has something for everyone. With insightful tips, helpful information, and pointers throughout, it’s designed to facilitate your progression through practical examinations and real-life applications.

Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations: Skills and Drills DVD

Contents:

  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_3-1  Using the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG)
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_5-1  Performing Emergency Decontamination
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_7-1  Donning a Level A Ensemble
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_7-2  Doffing a Level A Ensemble
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_7-3  Donning a Level B Nonencapsulated Chemical-Protective Clothing Ensemble
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_7-4  Doffing a Level B Nonencapsulated Chemical-Protective Clothing Ensemble
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_7-5  Donning a Level C Chemical-Protective Clothing Ensemble
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_7-6  Doffing a Level C Chemical-Protective Clothing Ensemble
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_7-7  Donning a Level D Chemical-Protective Clothing Ensemble
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_8-1  Performing Technical Decontamination on a Responder
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_9-1  Mass Decontamination for Ambulatory Victims
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_9-2  Mass Decontamination for Nonambulatory Victims
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_10-1  Collecting and Processing Evidence
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_10-2  Securing, Characterizing, and Preserving the Scene
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_10-3  Documenting Personnel and Scene Activity
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_10-4  Implementing Response Options
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_10-5  Identifying Samples and Evidence to Be Collected
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_10-6  Collecting Samples Using the Equipment Provided and Preventing Secondary Contamination
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_10-7  Documenting Evidence
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_10-8  Evidence Labeling, Packaging, and Decontamination
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-1  Using Absorption/Adsorption to Manage a Hazardous Materials Incident
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-2  Constructing an Overflow Dam
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-3  Constructing an Underflow Dam
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-4  Constructing a Dike
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-5  Using Dilution to Manage a Hazardous Materials Incident
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-6  Constructing a Diversion
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-7  Using Retention to Manage a Hazardous Materials Incident
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-8  Using Vapor Dispersion to Manage a Hazardous Materials Incident
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-9  Using Vapor Suppression to Manage a Hazardous Materials Incident
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-10  Performing the Rain-Down Method of Applying Foam

Contents:

  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-11  Performing the Roll-In Method of Applying Foam
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_11-12  Performing the Bounce-off Method of Applying Foam
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-1  Performing a One-Person Walking Assist
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-2  Performing a Two-Person Walking Assist
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-3  Performing a Two-Person Extremity Carry
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-4  Performing a Two-Person Seat Carry
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-5  Performing a Two-Person Chair Carry
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-6  Performing a Cradle-in-Arms Carry
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-7  Performing a Clothes Drag
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-8  Performing a Blanket Drag
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-9  Performing a Standing Drag
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-10  Performing a Webbing Sling Drag
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-11  Performing a Fire Fighter Drag
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-12  Performing a One-Person Emergency Drag from a Vehicle
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_12-13  Performing a Long Backboard Rescue
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_13-1  Identifying and/or Avoiding Safety Hazards
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_13-2  Conducting Joint Hazardous Materials Operations
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_13-3  Decontaminating Tactical Law Enforcement Personnel
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_14-1  Ten Basic Rules for Detection and Monitoring
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_14-2  Performing a Start-Up Procedure with a Bump Test
  • Chapter_Skill-Drill_14-3  Using a Multi-gas Meter to Provide Atmospheric Monitoring

 

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Weight 2 lbs