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Hazardous Materials for First Responders

6th Edition IFSTA IFSTA

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Authors

IFSTA

Publisher

IFSTA

Subject

Hazardous Materials, Haz Mat

Edition

6th Edition

Published

January 1, 2022

ISBN

9780879397579 (ISBN-13)

0879397578 (ISBN-10)

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Chapter Breakdown

16 chapters · 657 questions

Chapter 1: Introduction to Hazardous Materials 32
Chapter 2: Recognize and Identify the Presence of Hazmat 83
Chapter 3: Initiate Protective Actions 21
Chapter 4: Identify Potential Hazards 70
Chapter 5: Identify Potential Hazards-Containers 72
Chapter 6: Identify Criminal or Terrorist Activity 46
Chapter 7: Planning the Initial Response 18
Chapter 8: Incident Command System and Action Plan Implementation 50
Chapter 9: Emergency Decontamination 6
Chapter 10: Personal Protective Equipment 55
Chapter 11: Mass and Technical Decontamination 57
Chapter 12: Detection, Monitoring, and Sampling 37
Chapter 13: Product Control 40
Chapter 14: Victim Rescue and Recovery 23
Chapter 15: Evidence Preservation and Public Safety Sampling 21
Chapter 16: Illicit Laboratory Incidents 26
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