Hazmat Tech Part Ii Dod

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Disposal

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Removal of contaminated object from equipment

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Is not a considered source for decon

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DOT

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Solidification

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Confine a small spill quickley

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Recon Team

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Responsible for gathering info on type and condition of containers

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Pulls vapor from recieving tank and compresses them

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Vapor Compressor

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Method of product removal using PTO

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MC-306/DOT 407

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Who should atend incident critiques?

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Reps from responding agencies

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Responce objective change severity of harm?

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Provide shielding

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B,A,A,D,R, and O action options for responce objective change

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size of danger zone

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Means of controlling the ammonia release

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position of cylinders

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Cuts, damage to ippers are all indicators of?

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Degradation

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Unit that requires ice supply or refridgeration unit and pump

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water cooled

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Main disadvantage of ice unit

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require ice supply

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Rendering remaining material harmless

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neutralization

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Electric, Mech, and structural

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Physical

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collect info on evac and cpc

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reasurance

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leak in side wall what 3 elements

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clamp, patch, back

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method that uses nitrogen and carbon dioxide

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compressed air

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efficient, expedious but not safe

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vaccum trucks

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mc - 306 / dot 406 plus fire =

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Melt

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Pto pumps/ vaccum pumps on what

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mc306/dot 406

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unit can hold coolant packs

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ice

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unit that needs ice supply or refridgeration

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water

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supplies air directly to user

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mask

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a common absorbant is

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sand

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spontanious ignition can occurr from

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adsorbants

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haz liquid and a solid sorbant surface

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adsorption

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pp scba

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min level of protection by osha

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aprs

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escape unit required

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process of selecting proper repirator protection

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name of chem, concentration and hazard

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components of apr

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mask, filter, head harness

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supplied air repirator

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mask: provide air directly to user
airline: 300 ft hose from cascade to user
Escape unit: emergency supply
air supply: generated by cascade

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risk assessment

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i.d hazard, exposure, consequences, risk

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selectra factors

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secure life, cost

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indicators of degradation

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damage to closures, stiffness and tears

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permeation

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nfpa 1991 documentation on permeation rate resistance for 3 hrs

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level a disadvantage

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bulky, must be compatible with chemical

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all ways to reduce mental aniexty except

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stretching muscles

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plugging

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ensure device is compatible with product

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mc-306/dot 406

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minimize surface/ground water concentration. aluminum will melt

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mc-312/dot412

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dome clamp

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pressure transer

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compressed air ( nitrogen/ co2)

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confined spaces hazards are

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o2 deficient, o2 enriched, flammable and toxic. NOT corrosive

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critical to i.d of product material

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legal evidence

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Decon

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must be operational prior to entry

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hazmat branch management

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allocate/ assign resources

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recon

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gathers infor on type/condition of product

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resources

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keep track of equip/personnel