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WORKSHOPS YOU MUST LIST THREE CHOICES ON THE REGISTRATION FORM FOR EACH WORKSHOP. lA M.E.T.E.R.S. (Monitoring the Environment To Ensure Responder's Safety) - PART I (Docimo) Air monitoring is a critical health and safety function at all incidents today. Whether a haz mat team member, a confined space guru or a rookie firefighter responding to home carbon monoxide alarms, it is paramount to have the knowledge & skills to interpret monitoring data. This two-part workshop will cover meters and monitoring, based on everyday conditions. Includes a very brief basic overview of instrumentation and monitoring techniques, but the majority of this workshop involves an advanced presentation on sensor technology, the various meters available & meter features. The covered material will be advanced, but geared so everyone can thoroughly understand the material [includes two 90 minute parts] lB PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT and RISK MANAGEMENT PLANNING REGULATIONS' IMPACT ON RESPONDERS (Kimball & McGee) The regulations promulgated by OSHA (process Safety Management- 1910.119) and proposed by U.S.E.P.A. under the Clean Air Act ( Risk Management Planning, 112R) will have an impact on emergency responders. This program will explain these regulations and identify the impact on emergency responders. [90 minutes] OCONFINED SPACE EMERGENCIES WITH HAZ MAT: TECHNICAL RESCUE (Storment) A toxic atmosphere is the number one killer during a confined space emergencies (2/3 of those killed in confined spaces are rescuers). For those incidents where rescue is possible, this workshop will discuss methods to evaluate the proper incident & interface with technical rescue. Covers hazards associated with permit required confined spaces as described in OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146. You will learn & be able to apply methods for calculating exposure time for victims trapped in confined spaces allowing you to make an informed decision on rescue versus recovery. [90 minutes] 1D CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT TOUR-PARTI (Eversole) Participants will be taken to the C.F.D. Hazardous Incident Team, home of the "5-1-1 ". Members will conduct tours, show equipment & answer questions. An inside look at this busy haz mat operation. Bus capacity is limited to 44. YOU MUST SIGN UP FOR 2D! [Includes two 90 minute parts] 1E "WE HAVE MET THE ENEMY AND THEY ARE US" - PART I (Longton) Mutually beneficial interaction and positive interrelationships between industry and fire service are assured by use of professional fire service part-time officers (P.T.O.'S) in industry Emergency Response Teams/ Security Departments. The unique combination of diverse professionals produces industry responders and organizations capable of mitigating emergencies during the first critical minutes. See the concept in action during a timed running drill utilizing innovative chemical industry vehicles, personnel and rapid intervention tactics. This entire workshop will consist of outdoor demonstrations involving both full size and miniature haz mat response vehicles. [Includes two 90 minute parts] 2A M.E.T.E.R.S. (Monitoring the Environment To Ensure Responder's Safety) - PART II (Docimo) This is the second half of workshop lA. You must sign up for workshop lA. [includes two 90 minute parts] 2B C.H.E.M.T.R.E.C. (Butters) The Chemical Transportation Emergency Center has provided critical information and assistance during a chemical emergency for 25 years. C HE MTREC is perhaps best known for its' toll free phone number but they have much more to offer. Learn how CHEMTREC retrieves life saving information and how CHEMTREC interfaces with industry experts to provide both emergency and non-emergency services ihours a day. [90 minutes] RUCTURE FIRES AND HAZ MATS: WHAT IS INSIDE AND HOW TO EAL WITH IT (Hand) This workshop will give some insight as to how to al with one of the most difficult haz mat situations that an emergency 2D 2E responder could experience. Includes pre-planning, "right-to-know" information, fire control, run-off control, media relations and "political fall- out" from such an event. [90 minutes] CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT TOUR - PART II (Eversole) This is the second half of workshop 1D. You must sign up for workshop 1D. [Two 90 minute parts] "WE HAVE M ET THE ENEMY AND THEY AR E US"- PART II (Longton) This is the second half of workshop 1E. You must sign up for 1E. [Two 90 minute parts]. 3A ABBOTTVILLE - PART I (Abbott) "Abbottville" is an 18 foot by 12 foot miniature 'city' filled with every conceivable haz mat headache you can imagine! Featured in Firehouse magazine (Dec. '95), the layout of this simulator features various sector assignments with students identified by ICS vests & a communication system. Each of the 4 sessions features different advanced scenarios with assignments for all participants. Class size is limited. [Each of the four sessions is 90 minutes] 3B WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE EMS HAZ MAT OFFICER? (Bevelacqua) The participant will be taken through the role of the EMS Haz Mat Officers role and responsibilities. This will focus on safety and EMS issues such as interface with the transport phase and the receiving facilities. [90 minutes] TANK CAR DAMAGE ASSESSMENT This is (Wright) a down-to-earth approach to determining the extent of damage following a wreck. The workshop will review tank car damage statistics, typical tank car construction and types of tank car damage. Includes conditions which trigger, violent rupture and how to inspect damaged tank cars. Discusses options available to emergency responders based on the type and extent of damage. [90 minutes] 3D HOUSTON WATER SPILL RESPONSE EXPERIENCE (Temperilli & Driskell) Representatives of Smith Environmental will highlight the lessons learned by responders on several large scale incidents throughout the Houston, Texas petrochemical community. This includes the San Jacinto flood and fire with subsequent oil & hazardous chemical response; water spill responses in the Houston ship channel; spill response experiences along the chemical corridor both in and out of plant settings; and the mitigation and containment of free floating oil from remote production sites. Specifically addressed will be I.C.S., fast water booming techniques, heavy versus light product cleanup and other advanced techniques. [90 minutes] 3E SO YOU WANT TO MAKE YOUR OWN HAZ MAT TRAINING VIDEO (Massingham) With video such an important element in training & public relations, many organizations want to make their own haz mat training tapes that will speak directly to the organization's needs and requirements. This workshop covers the production process from the initial idea through to it appearing on the screen. Research, script writing, production planning, shooting, sound recording and editing are covered, with a view to making a haz mat program that is successful in communicating the subject matter to the target audience. Emergency Film Group will also share "Tips of the Trade" on how to set up realistic haz mat scenarios for either video work or simply creating a better training drill. [90 minutes] 3F BOOM DEPLOYMENT & RECOVERY ON INLAND WATER WAYS - PART I (Bennett) This involves four 90 minute parts covering the most common water spill incidents emergency responders handle. Includes correct methods for deploying boom on inland creeks; rivers, ponds and small lakes. Parts I & II cover basic equipment required and proper training needed to perform the jobs efficiently & safely. Parts III & IV have students on a nearby pond performing "hands-on" techniques. It is highly recommended that you attend first half since no one will be able to operate in the boats without attending Parts I & II due to water safety orientation. Personal Flotation Devices provided & r~quired for all water operations. [includes four 90 minute parts] Workshop 3 continues on next page