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Hazardous incidents fall into 4 categories name them?

Chemical


Physical


Biological


Radioactive

4 ways you can be exposed to a substance during hazmat incident?

Ingestion


Chemical burn


Absorption/injection


Inhalation

4 pieces of info on UKHIS placard?

EAC


Hazard warning diamond


Specialist advice phone number


UN number


Company logo

2 pieces of info when wearing an EPD?

Absorbed dose


Dose rate

Properties that contain biohazards?

Medical schools


Vets and pharmaceutical research establishments


Pathology laboratories


Commercial premises


Hospitals


Food research establishments

Examples of where asbestos can be used?

Ceiling and floor tiles


Brake linings


Gaskets only heating installations


Cement sheeting

How to identify acetylene?

Maroon in colour


Reflective collar


Label on collar

List methods to control pollution at a job?

Allow controlled burn


Pumping pollutants into foul sewers


Pumping organic matter into open land

Key roles of LFB at CBRN event?

Save life


Fighting and preventing fires


Manage hazardous materials and protect environment


Ensure health and safety of FFs and other services


Safety management within inner cordon

What to do if crew find a fire with cylinder that hasn’t failed what should you do?

Extinguish fire behind substantial cover


Apply cooling spray directly onto affected cylinders

List ways in which firefighters can receive an electric shock?

Touching live conductors


Getting too close to high voltages


Indirect contact


Bringing equipment into contact with conductor


Using extinguishing media that conducts electricity


Ionisation of smoke conducting electricity

Hazards presented by sub stations etc?

Unpredictable and rapid fire spread


Rapid increase in temperature


Undetected fire travel in ducts and voids


Long travel distances


Restricted access/working space


Large number of passengers


Physiological effects on FF’s

Define evidence?

A means of proving an unknown or disputed fact

What happens during cold water reflex?

An involuntary gasp which results in a person swallowing water