Respirators
The Primary respirator used by CDDAR teams
What is Air Purifying Respirator (APR)
The T.O. that dictats the minimum equpiment required
What is the 80C
The four levels of PPE
What is I, II, III, IV
Used to prevent the suspention of individual matrix fibers.
What is Fixant.
The office that imforms crew removing debris that respirators aren't required.
Who is BE.
The two types of APRs
What is full or half face mask
The three structural damage categories
What is minor, moderate and severe.
The level III of PPE categories
What is fire damage mishap
The ratio of wax to water.
What is 2:1 or 1:1
The deris that gets removed first
What is anything requiring a respirator.
The minimum time frame for face mask inspections.
What is annually
The three fire damage categories
What is minor, Hrydraulic/brake fire and fuel fire
They determine the PPE condition and change it as required.
Who is the BE office.
The dry time after spraying.
What is 30 minutes
The categories for debris by material.
What is composite, metallic and mixed.
They type of media used with the mechanical filters
What is Chemical
It establishs the level of response and the size of cordon
What is the Initial Assessment
The item required from going Level II to Level III
What is the respirator.
The minimum amount of solids.
What is 18%
The person who gets the site released to them once the debris is cleared.
Who is the IC or ROC.
The parts that are checked for tightness during use
What are the face piece, head straps and valves
The three cordon zones
What are hot, cold and warm
The last step of donning PPE in Level IV
What is writing the name and rank of individual on outergarments.
The action to use while spraying
What is a downwind slow sweeping motion.
What is the site clean up