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.3G UND~ERSTANDING THE NEW GENERATION OF CPC (Ziegier) This workshop will discuss the new generation of coated and laminated Chemical Protective Clothing (CPC) garments, as well as their methods of protection. Topics include CPC qualities, performance criteria, and testing standards. [90 minutes] 4A 4C 4D 4F 4G ABBOTTVlLLE - PART II (Abbott) See 3A for details. HAZ MAT TEAM HEAT STRESS CONSIDERATIONS (Stilp) The participant will be taken through the study of how heat affects the body. They will be introduced to the physiology of heat stress, how the body hydrates, acclimation, metabolic therrnoregulation and additional factors contributing to heat stroke. Conditions of hazardous materials response that contribute to heat emergencies while working in P P E will be discussed. The program will wrap up by identifying useful ways to avoid injuries caused by heat stress so Haz Mat Teams can function in a safer manner. [90 minutes] RESPONDING TO SPECIALTY CHEMICAL INCIDENTS (Zink) This will differentiate specialty chemicals from those commonly found in transportation. You will find that you do not have to have a chemist to successfully respond to these incidents. A review of incident management systems will be discussed as a means to not only identify but to develop strategies to handle these materials. Several case studies will be used to reinforce the methods and concepts presented. [90 minutes] EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO CLANDESTINE DRUG LABS (Spurlin) It could be in an apartment, house, truck, boat or rental storage unit - it could be anywhere when you least expect it! Do you know how to identify a drug lab? How to protect yourself and your crew from a clandestine drug lab? How do you recognize a drug lab, and what do you do if you find one? Your area may not have had a great deal of experience with this problem.., yet! This workshop will cover both emergency and remediation operations involving clandestine drug labs and this important information could just save your life! [90 minutes] 'LANNING & RESPONSE INTERFACE: PUBLICand PRIVATE SECTOR JSlNG THE UNIFIED COMMAND SYSTEM (Kimball) The development and utilization of unified command systems can facilitate planning and response integrating the private and public sectors. The program will utilize case studies and examples to provide solutions to public/private sector interface. [90 minutes] BOOM DEPLOYMENT & RECOVERY ON INLAND WATER WAYS PART II (Bennett) See 3F for details. IN-SUIT EMERGENCIES (Emery) Covers many types of emergencies & explores techniques for handling potentially life threatening emergencies that can occur while wearing CPC. Various techniques & corrective actions are demonstrated while wearing CPC. Includes handling various suit & equipment emergencies, SCBA malfunctions, entrapment, illness or injury, contamination, fire & declaring an emergency. This is not basic CPC training - it will provide advanced information to consider & practice before experiencing an emergency while wearing CPC. [90 minutes] 5A ABBOTTVlLLE - PART III (Abbott) See 3A for details. 5B EMS's ROLE AT THE HAZ MAT INCIDENT (Bevelacqua) Covers role of EMS at the hazardous materials event and conditions of haz mat response that contribute to medical functions. Will include medical surveillance, decontamination, treatment, transportation and EMS special considerations. [90 minutes] 5C PIPELINE EMERGENCY RESPONSE (Zink) Describes use of pipeline ,stems in the peffoleum industry construction, typical maintenance 5D 5E 5F 5G 6A 6D 6E 6F SG operations and the products commonly transported. Pre-planning responses will be a central theme in the program while "DO's and DON'T's" of pipeline response are presented. News footage and slides of several case studies will be presented to emphasis tactical and strategic operating techniques. [90 minutes] BIG SUR PRISES COME IN SMALL PACKAGES- PART I (Socks & Grim) Non-bulk containers make up the biggest percentage of hazardous material releases for industrial and fire department haz mat response teams. This program will concentrate on releases involving non-bulk release situations, the latest leak and spill control equipment/materials and a hands-on session utilizing Level B Chemical Protective Clothing. [Two 90 minu{e parts] PHYSICAL PARAMETERS OF CHEMICALS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS (Peterson) This presentation will explore how flammable materials change from solids to liquids to gases and the related terminology of these physical parameters. Additionally, the direct and indirect relationships between materials boiling points, flash points, ignition temperature, vapor content and vapor pressure will be examined. This information will give fire officers and haz mat team officers a better visualization as to how to handle events involving these materials. All this information is presented in an easily understandable format that does not require a pocket protector. [90 minutes] BOOM DEPLOYMENT & RECOVERY ON INLAND WATER WAYS - PART III (Bennett) See 3F for details. HOW TO SELECT THE WRONG CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING (Mann) Examines issues surrounding selection of CPC, particular emphasis on assessment of hazards & criterion required for selecting the proper Chemical Protective Clothing. Reviews current industry guidelines on the relationship between chemical properties & suit designs. Will propose inclusion of more information from hazard assessment in CPC selection process. [90 minutes] ABBOTTVlLLE - PART IV (Abbott) See 3A for details. CAN HAZ-MAT A.L.S. BE TRULY FIREFIGHTER PROOF? (Stilp) The participants will be introduced to the ALS aspect of hazardous materials. Some field treatments will be discussed with all participants receiving a copy of hazardous materials standing orders used by the Orlando Fire Department. In addition, the participants will be introduced to a drug box set-up that is used by many teams in Florida and had been titled "the firefighter proof drug box". [90 minutes] RAIL CAR ANATOMY AN D R ES PONSE (Zink) This program will describe the common rail cars found in transportation and ways to positively identify them. It is critical to the safety of firefighters and the community that the initial responders know what to do before the industry team arrives. This will discuss a systematic approach to rail emergency response which can be used by career and volunteer departments. Several case studies will be used to illustrate the need for preparedness. [90 minutes] BIG SURPRISES COME IN SMALL PACKAGES - PART II (Socks & Grim) This is the second half of workshop 5D. [Two 90 minute parts] STRUCTURE FIRES AND HAZ MATS: WHAT IS INSIDE AND HOW TO DEAL WITH IT (Hand) This is a complete repeat - see workshop 2C for details. [90 minutes] BOOM DEPLOYMENT & RECOVERY ON INLAND WATER WAYS - PART IV (Bennett) See 3F for details. EVALUATING DECONTAMINATION EFFECTIVENESS (Peterson) How can responders be confident that their decontamination efforts at a hazardous materials incident are adequate? This presentation will provide insights in how to evaluate your own decontamination efforts and better assure your health and safety. Multiple decontamination methods are evaluated. [90 minute]