PLACARDS
THE PLACARD WITH A FLAME AND 3 ON THE BOTTOM
LIQUIDS, FLAMABLE/COMBUSTIBLE
HAZARD CLASS 3
THE ZONES AT A HAZMAT INCIDENT
COLD/SUPPORT
WARM (CONTAMINATION REDUCTION)
HOT (EXCLUSION ZONE)
THE ERG COLORED PAGES
WHITE
YELLOW
BLUE
ORANGE
GREEN
THE MANDATORY NOTIFICATION
Chiefs and Dispatch
THE DLFD DOES NOT DO THIS AT A HAZMAT INCIDENT
Mitigate the Hazard
THE GREEN COLORED PLACARD
NON-FLAMMABLE GASSES, NON-TOXIC GASSES
THE SECOND HIGHEST LEVEL OF PPE
LEVEL B
THE (P) MEANS
POLYMERIZE EXPLOSIVELY WITH HEAT/FIRE
THE LEVELS OF TRAINING
FRA
FRO
INCIDENT COMMANDER
HAZMAT-TECH
HAZMAT-SPEC
Number of Safety Officers required at a HAZMAT incident
Two
PLACARD USED FOR MC312/DOT412 TRAILER
COROSIVE CLASS 8
THE TWO KEY PROTECTIVE ACTIONS AT A HAZMAT INCIDENT
SHELTER IN PLACE
EVACUATION
THE INITIAL DISTANCE IS ALSO KNOW AS
PROTECTIVE DISTANCES
Maximum Protective Layers DLFD will use at a HAZMAT incident
Level C
PHYSICAL DATA, CHEMICAL NAME, EXPOSURE LIMITS, HEALTH DATA FOR A BUILDING
MSDS
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
THE THREE COMMON WAYS TO DISPLAY PLACARDS
PROPER PLACARD CLASS/DIVISION
WHITE SQUARE ON POINT WITH UN #
ORANGE PANEL WITH UN#
THE TYPE OF HAZMAT ISSOLATION WE CAN DO ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD, FOR A SPILL
CONTAINMENT DAM
THE GENERAL GUIDE PAGE NUMBER
GUIDE 111
THE ACRONYM/WORDS FOR HAZMAT threat identification
Thermal
Radiological
Asphyxiation
Chemical
Etiological
Mechanical
Psychological
NFPA 704 FOR BUILDING COLORS
RED-FLAMMABLITY
YELLOW-REACTIVITY
BLUE-HEALTH DANGERS
WHITE-SPECAIL CONDITIONS
THE QUANITY NEEDED FOR PROPER PLACARDING OF HAZMAT LOAD
1001 POUNDS FOR GREATER
THE CONSEQUENCES FOR NOT DECONING OR IMPROPER DECONING
ACUTE/CHRONIC HEALTH EFFECTS OR DEATH
THE NUMBER OF COMMON (TIH) TOXIC INHALATION MATERIALS IN ERG
6
BOILING LIQUID EXPANDING VAPOR
BLEVE
5 WAYS TO ID A MATERIAL ON SCENE
SHIPPING PAPERS
DRIVER
PLACARDS/LABELS
CONTAINER TYPE/SHAPE
MSDS