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عنوان: Hazardous Materials: Managing the Incident with Navigate 2 Advantage Access
نویسنده: Gregory G. Noll, Michael S. Hildebrand, Glen Rudner, Rob Schnepp
ناشر: Jones & Bartlett Learning; 4 edition (May 1, 2018)
زبان: English
شابک: 1284188345, 978-1284188349
حجم: 52 Mb
فرمت: True Pdf

Cover Title Page Copyright Page Contents 1 The Hazardous Materials Management System Introduction Role of the Hazardous Materials Technician What Is a Hazardous Material? Hazmat Laws, Regulations, and Standards Federal Hazmat Laws Hazmat Regulations Voluntary Consensus Standards Standard of Care The Hazardous Materials Management System Planning and Preparedness Prevention Response Clean-Up and Recovery 2 Health and Safety Introduction Toxicology Exposure Concerns Exposures and Health Effects Routes of Exposure Dose/Response Relationship Effects of Hazardous Materials Exposures Toxicity Concerns Measuring Toxicity U.S. Versus Metric Measurements Exposure Values and Guidelines Controlling Personnel Exposures What Is Safe? What Is Unsafe? What Is Dangerous? Outside or Open Air Environment Inside or Limited Air Environment Biological Indicators (or, Using Your Common Sense!) Carcinogens Radioactive Materials Units of Measurement for Radiation Radioactive Dose Limits for Emergency Response Operations Exposure to Environmental Conditions Heat Stress Cold Temperature Exposures Noise Health and Safety Management Program Medical Surveillance Medical Surveillance Program Success Factors Pre-Employment Screening Periodic Medical Examinations Emergency Treatment Nonemergency Treatment Recordkeeping and Program Review Critical Incident Stress Personal Protective Equipment Program Site Safety Practices and Procedures Safety Issues Site Safety Plan Safety Officer and Safety Responsibilities Hazmat Medical Monitoring and Support Emergency Incident Rehabilitation 3 Managing the Incident: Problems, Pitfalls, and Solutions Introduction Managing the Incident: The Players The Players Managing the Incident: The Incident Command System Incident Management vs. Crisis Management ICS Lessons Learned ICS Elements Managing the Incident: Hazmat Group Operations Hazardous Materials Group Staffing Managing the Incident: Street Smarts Command and Control Incident Potential Decision Making Information Is Power The Rules of Engagement Liaison Officer What You See Is Not Necessarily What You Get Working with Technical Specialists Everybody Has the Answer to Your Problem Everyone Has a Boss The Eternal Optimists Long-Term Incidents and Planning Some Final Thoughts 4 The Eight Step Process©: An Overview Introduction Making the Transition The Eight Step Process© Step 1: Site Management and Control Step 2: Identify the Problem Step 3: Hazard Assessment and Risk Evaluation Step 4: Select Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Step 5: Information Management and Resource Coordination Step 6: Implement Response Objectives Step 7: Decon and Clean-Up Operations Step 8: Terminate the Incident 5 Site Management Introduction Terminology and Definitions Site Management Tasks Command and Control Approach and Positioning Staging Areas Isolation Perimeter Hazard Control Zones Roles of Security and Law Enforcement Personnel Rescue and Initial Public Protective Actions Initiating Public Protective Actions Initial PPA Decision Making Protection-In-Place Los Alamos National Laboratory Research National Institute of Chemical Studies Wally Wise Guy™ Evaluating Structures for Protection-In-Place Evacuation Limited-Scale Evacuations Evacuation of Fixed Industrial Facilities Full-Scale Evacuations Alerting and Notification Alerting Systems in Fixed Facilities Transportation Special Emergency Extraction Relocation Facilities Information 6 Identifying the Problem Introduction Basic Principles Knowing the Enemy Identification Methods and Procedures Occupancy and Location Container Shapes Nonbulk Packaging Bulk Packaging Radioactive Material Packaging Facility Containment Systems Markings and Colors Placards and Labels Shipping Papers and Facility Documents Monitoring and Detection Equipment Senses 7 Hazard Assessment and Risk Evaluation Introduction Basic Principles What are Hazards and Risks? Understanding the Enemy: Physical and Chemical Properties General Chemical Terms and Definitions Physical Properties Chemical Properties Sources of Hazard Data and Information Reference Manuals and Guidebooks Technical Information Centers Hazardous Materials Websites and Computer Databases Technical Information Specialists Hazard Communication and Right-To-Know Regulations Monitoring Instruments Identifying or Classifying Unknown Materials Using Equipment Provided By the AHJ Demonstrating Field Maintenance and Testing Procedures Sampling Sample Collection Managing Hazard Information Evaluating Risks Basic Principles Behavior of Hazmats and Containers Estimating Outcomes Developing the Incident Action Plan Evaluating Risks—Special Problems Damage Assessment of Pressurized Containers Movement and Behavior of Hazmats Underground Movement and Behavior of Spills Into Sewer Collection Systems Determining Background Radiation Dose 8 Selecting Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Introduction Basic Principles Permeation Theory Protective Clothing Materials Chemical Barrier and Initial Selection Considerations Respiratory Protection Air Purification Devices Atmosphere Supplying Devices Levels of Protection Structural Firefighting Clothing Liquid Chemical Splash Protective Clothing Chemical Vapor Protective Clothing Vapor Suit Attachments and Accessories High-Temperature Protective Clothing Types of High-Temperature Clothing Tying the System Together Operational Considerations Emergency Procedures Donning, Doffing, and Support Considerations Donning and Doffing Chemical Protective Clothing Training Considerations Inspection and Maintenance Procedures 9 Information Management and Resource Coordination Introduction Managing Information in the Field The Basics Information Management Requirements Facility Emergency Response Plans Pre-Incident Tactical Plans Emergency Response References Information Storage and Recovery Coordinating Information Among the Players Hazmat Group Functions Checklist System Hazmat Information Leader Coordinating Information Government Agencies and Private Sector Organizations Public Information Resources Human Resources Equipment Resources Supply Resources Coordinating Resources Internal Resource Coordination External Resource Coordination Resource Coordination Problems 10 Implementing Response Objectives Introduction Basic Principles: Understanding Events Producing Good Outcomes Strategic Goal Strategy Defined Selecting Strategic Goals Decision-Making Trade-Offs Tactical Objectives Developing a Plan of Action Tactical Decision Making Rescue and Protective Actions Rescue Technical Rescue Public Protective Actions Spill Control and Confinement Operations Confinement Tactics Leak Control and Containment Operations Containment Tactics Containing Leaks in Drums Controlling a Leak in a Hazardous Materials Cylinder Fire-Control Operations Flammable Liquid Emergencies Flammable Gas Emergencies Liquefied Natural Gas Emergencies Hazard and Risk Evaluation Tactical Scenarios Reactive Chemicals—Fires and Reactions Hazard and Risk Evaluation Tactical Objectives Tactical Considerations and Lessons Learned Product Recovery and Transfer Operations Role of Emergency Responders in Recovery Operations Site Safety and Control Issues Product Removal and Transfer Considerations Product Transfer Methods Uprighting Methods Evidence Collection in a Hazardous Environment Securing and Preserving the Scene 11 Decontamination Introduction Basic Principles of Decontamination Terminology and Definitions Understanding the Basics of Contamination Preventing Contamination Surface vs Permeation Contamination Direct vs Cross-Contamination Types of Contaminants Decontamination Methods Physical Methods of Decontamination Chemical Methods of Decontamination Evaluating the Effectiveness of Decon Operations Decon Site Selection and Management The Decontamination Team Decon Site Selection Decontamination Corridor Staffing and Personal Protection of the Decon Team Types of Field Decontamination: Basic Concepts Decon Information Sources Types of Field Decontamination Emergency Decontamination Technical Decontamination Performing Technical Decontamination Mass Decontamination Mass Decontamination Methods Decon Operations Inside Special Buildings Decontamination of Pets and Animals Clean-Up Operations What Is Clean-Up? General Clean-Up Options Equipment Clean-Up General Guidelines Motor Vehicle and Heavy Equipment Clean-Up Post-Incident Decon Concerns Debriefing Site Security and Custody Hazardous Waste Handling and Disposal 12 Terminating the Incident Introduction Declaring the Incident Terminated Transferring Responsibility of the Incident Scene Incident Debriefing Conducting Debriefings Post-Incident Analysis The Post-Incident Analysis Process Incident Reporting After Action Review or Critique Operations Security (OPSEC) Issues Liability Issues Appendix A: NFPA 1072 and 472 Correlation Guide Appendix B: Correlation Matrix for National Fire Academy’s Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) Bachelor’s (Non-Core) Managerial Issues in Hazardous Materials Course (C0274) Glossary Abbreviations and Acronyms Index Photo Credits

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