Table
of Contents
Section 1: Incident Command
1.1 Roles and ICS
Section 2: Hazard/Risk Assessment
2.1 Air Monitoring
2.2 Field Chemical Analysis
2.3 Science and Research
2.4 Container Assessment
2.5 Estimation of Behavior and Harm
Section 3: Protective Measures
3.1 Personal Protective Equipment
3.2 Zones and Control Areas
3.3 Decontamination
3.4 Medical
Section 4: Action Options
4.1 Incident Safety
4.2 Spill Control
4.3 Leak Control
4.4 Fire Control
Section 5: Incident Termination
5.1 Termination and Documentation
Appendix 1: Instructor Cross Reference
Appendix 2: NFPA 472 and OSHA Competency
Crosswalk
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Team This document has been developed by the North Central Florida Regional
Hazardous Materials Response Team and the Florida Department of Community
Affairs - Division of Emergency Management. It is intended to aid public sector
employers with maintaining the training requirements of Hazardous Materials
Technicians. This document may be duplicated only in its entirety for non-profit
training of public sector responders. Any commercial or "for- profit" reproduction
of this program without the advanced written permission of the Florida Department
of Community Affairs is strictly prohibited.
Draft hazmat competency check off lists - first responder, operations and
hazmedic level
The North Central Florida Regional Hazardous Materials Response Team in 2005 prepared three draft "Hazmat Competency Assessment Check Off Lists."
These are formatted after the technician level check off list previously developed
by the Team and which have been adopted by the Florida SERC for statewide use. These have not been adopted for statewide use.
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http://www.ncflepc.org/documents/hazmedic-checkoff-draft1.pdf Note: Does not include 2009 definitions used by SERC Subcommittee on Training)
Copyright © 2005 North Central Florida Regional Hazardous Materials Response
Team
These documents has been developed by the North Central Florida Regional Hazardous
Materials Response Team and funded by the Florida Department of Community Affairs
- Division of Emergency Management. It is intended to aid public sector responders
with maintaining the training requirements of Hazardous Materials Responders
at levels other than Technicians. Only after this document has been finalized,
this document may be duplicated only in its entirety for non-profit training
of public sector responders. Any commercial or "for- profit" reproduction
of this program without the advanced written permission of the Florida Department
of Community Affairs is strictly prohibited.