HAZWOPER 24 Hour Training
On-Site Emergency Responder Course
The HAZWOPER 24 Hour course prepares facilities for an unexpected hazardous substance release. When an unexpected release happens, personnel are trained to anticipate and minimize the damage done to the company and those persons working in the facility.
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Emergency Responder Training
Many companies house hazardous substances, such as anhydrous ammonia, at their facilities to help in processing, production, and storage of their products. Therefore, it is necessary to have training that teaches prompt and safe responses to hazardous situations, so lives are not endangered and the financial loss for the company is minimized.
Industrial Consultants, LLC offers this class on-site at the facility providing the client site-specific training using their own equipment. On-site training also allows for response planning to be developed and implemented at the facility.
Emergency Responder Training
Requirement
Duration
Description
Scope
This course covers:
- Procedures for handling emergency responses
- Written emergency response plans
- Hazards confronting responders
- Material safety data sheets and terms
- Health effects of ammonia and other chemicals
- How to plan and prepare for emergencies
- How to decontaminate responders and clean up/neutralize ammonia spills
- Protective clothing
- Self contained breathing apparatuses (SCBA's) and respirators
- Conducting mock scenarios with SCBA's and encapsulating suits
- Monitoring devices, manual and electronic
Who Should Attend
Ammonia Emergency Response Training
Hazards That May Confront First Responders
Physical
Routes of Entry
Hazard Communications
Material Safety Data Sheet
Anhydrous Ammonia
Physiological Effects of Ammonia
First Aid
Reactivity of Ammonia
Fire Hazards of Ammonia
Ammonia Spill Procedures
Absorption
Neutralization
Reactivity of Ammonia
Decontamination
Description of an Ammonia Spill and Notification
Respiratory Protection
Areas of Respiratory Hazards
OSHA Respirator Regulations
Respirator Types
Fit testing if necessary
Preparing for an Emergency
Emergency Action/OSHA regulations
Written Emergency Action Plan
Exits, Alarms
Written Fire Prevention Plans
Scenarios are planned that will simulate conditions indicating that a spill or leak has occurred. The personnel will assess the situation and determine what emergency equipment they will need to defensively stop the leak. Critiques will then be held to look for weaknesses or changes that should be made in future scenarios. All personnel will be given the opportunity to wear the air purifying respirators in practice.
At the end of the class the attendees will be required to take an examination and upon satisfactory passing, will be awarded a certificate and a first responder operations level identification wallet card to be used when responding to actual spills.