Hazardous Materials Operations Core Level NFPA 472, 2013 Edition

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1 Hazardous Materials Operations Core Level Standard Area: 5..2 Goal and 5.5 Evaluating Progress Evaluate The Progress Of Actions Communicating Status of Planned Response Candidate: JPR #HazOpCore- : Candidate #: STANDARD: (4)(a)(b) & TASK: The candidate shall identify the considerations for evaluating whether actions taken are effective in accomplishing the objectives and describe the circumstances under which it would be prudent to pull back from a hazardous materials/wmd incident and communicates the status of the planned response. PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: Given a scenario with information on equipment, manpower, and location the candidate shall verbally describe the response and evaluate its effectiveness. The candidate shall then verbally describe the circumstances in which it would be prudent to pull back from the incident. You shall verbally identify how to communicate status. Candidate will begin on an instruction to start. The skill will end when the candidate states they have completed all of the identified steps. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Paper, pencil(s), ERG PROCTOR NOTE: The candidate will not be allowed to review the performance steps at the time of testing. CONDITIONS:. Verbally identifies what is needed to stabilize the incident.0 2. Verbally identifies what could cause the incident to increase in intensity.0 3. Verbally identifies when you would reevaluate.0 4. Verbally identifies when it would be prudent to pull back.0 5. Verbally identifies how to communicate the status of the planned response.0 TOTAL 5.0 Total Points Possible = 5 Total Points Needed to Pass = 4 Total Points d = Proctor/Candidate Comments:

2 Hazardous Materials Operations Core Level Standard Area: 5..2 Goal, 5.4 Implementing The Planned Response (3)(e) and Emergency Decontamination JPR #HazOpCore-2 Candidate: : Candidate #: STANDARD: (3)(e) TASK: The candidate shall demonstrate the ability to perform emergency decontamination. PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: Given the appropriate equipment the candidate shall perform the procedure for emergency decontamination. Candidate will begin on proctor instruction to start. The skill will end when candidate states to the proctor that they have completed all of the identified steps. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: 00 feet- ½ hose line with nozzle and water supply PROCTOR NOTE: The candidate will not be allowed to review the performance steps at the time of testing. CONDITIONS:. If the candidate: a. Verbally states that runoff should be controlled, if possible.0 b. Verbally sates that exposure to others must be minimized.0 2. Demonstrate procedures for emergency decontamination: a. Remove the victim from the contaminated area.0 b. Wash immediately any exposed body parts with flooding quantities of water.0 c. Remove victim s clothing and/or PPE rapidly (if possible, cutting from the top down in a manner that minimizes the spread of contaminants).0 d. Perform a quick cycle of head-to-toe rinse, wash, and rinse.0 e. Verbally states to transfer the victim to treatment personnel for assessment, first aid, and medical treatment.0 f. Verbally states that ambulance and hospital personnel are told about the contaminant involved.0 TOTAL 8.0 Total Points Possible = 8 Total Points Needed to Pass = 6 Total Points d =

3 Hazardous Materials Operations Core Level Standard Area: 5..2 Goal, 5.4 Implementing The Planned Response (3)(e) and Emergency Decontamination JPR #HazOpCore-2 Proctor/Candidate Comments: 2

4 Hazardous Materials Operations Core Level NFPA 472, 203 Edition Standard Area: Collecting Hazard and Response Information 5.2.2(3) Using an MSDS JPR #HazOpCore-3 Candidate: : Candidate #: STANDARD 5.2.2(3)(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)(h)(i)(j) TASK: Given a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), the candidate shall identify hazard and response information for a specific hazardous material. PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: The candidate will successfully demonstrate research of an MSDS and provide the appropriate response information as required by the standard. CONDITIONS: EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Material Safety Data Sheet, pen and paper First Test. Provides physical and chemical characteristics 2. Provides physical hazards of the material 3. Provides health hazards of the material 4. Provides signs and symptoms of exposure 5. Provides routes of entry 6. Provides permissible exposure limits 7. Provides responsible party contact 8. Provides precautions for safe handling 9. Provides control measures including PPE 0. Provides emergency and first aid procedures TOTAL 0 Total Points Possible = 0 Total Points Needed To Pass = 8 Total Points d = Proctor/Candidate Comments:

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6 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific PPE Standard Area: Planning The Response Select Personal Protective Equipment Candidate: JPR #HazOpMSPPE- : Candidate #: STANDARD: (3) TASK: The candidate given a selection of PPE shall select the appropriate level of protection from the given options. Candidate will be provided with a selection of chemical protective clothing, respiratory protection and other equipment. Please select the highest level of skin, respiratory, and eye protection. Candidate will begin on proctor s instruction to start. The skill will end when the candidate states they have completed all of the identified steps. PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Level A and B CPC; Flash Over Cover; SCBA; APR Cartridge(s); Rapid Adapter; Hard Hat; Chemical Boots and Gloves; Two-Way Radio; Chem Tape; Duct Tape; Nomex Coveralls; Cooling Vest; Phase Packs. PROCTOR NOTE: The candidate will not be allowed to review the performance steps at the time of testing. CONDITIONS:. Select Level A suit with flash over cover & Kevlar gloves Selects Nomex coveralls and cooling vest with phase packs Selects SCBA with face piece.0 4. Selects chemical protective boots and inner gloves Selects brimless helmet.0 6. Selects two-way radio with chest pack.0 7. Selects Chem tape.0 TOTAL 0.0 Total Points Possible = 0 Total Points Needed to Pass = 7 Total Points d = Proctor/Candidate Comments:

7 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific PPE Standard Area: Planning the Response Local Procedures For Technical Decontamination Candidate: JPR #HazOpMSPPE-2 : Candidate #: STANDARD: (3)(f) TASK: The candidate shall verbally identify the components of a technical decontamination corridor as per local procedures. The candidate has attended a hazardous materials incident and responders have been contaminated. It is imperative that a thorough decontamination process be put in place. Please list the components required to conduct formal decontamination via a technical decontamination corridor. Candidate will begin on proctor s instruction to start. The skill will end when the candidate states they have completed all of the identified steps. PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Pen and paper PROCTOR NOTE: The candidate will not be allowed to review the performance steps at the time of testing. CONDITIONS:. Verbally identifies that the decon corridor is clearly marked with traffic cones and barrier tape Verbally identifies entry and exit points Verbally identifies that runoff should be contained via tarps and berms.0 4. Verbally identifies that a boot scrape is in place.0 5. Verbally identifies that a gross decon shower is set- up and a water supply is established Verbally identifies that containment basins or pools are set-up.0 7. Verbally identifies that containers are in place for PPE, equipment and waste.0 8. Verbally identifies that decon solutions are mixed.0 9. Verbally identifies that brushes, hand sprayers, hoses and equipment is in place.0 0. Verbally identifies that a tool drop has been set-up.0. Verbally identifies that spare SCBA cylinders, relief personnel and benches are in place 2.0 TOTAL 5.0

8 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific PPE Standard Area: Planning the Response (3)(f) Local Procedures For Technical Decontamination JPR #HazOpMSPPE-2 Total Points Possible = 5 Total Points Needed to Pass = Total Points d = Proctor/Candidate Comments: 2

9 Hazardous Materials Operations PPE Level Standard Area: Implementing the Planned Response Using Protective Clothing and Respiratory Protection Candidate: JPR #HazOpMSPPE-3 : Candidate #: STANDARD: (3) TASK: Demonstrate the ability to don, work in, and doff personal protective equipment. PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: The candidate will demonstrate each ability identified within this skill set. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Structural firefighters clothing and self-contained breathing apparatus. CONDITIONS: Whenever possible integrate the evaluation of this line item within a consolidated hazardous materials scenario. This will allow multiple line items to be evaluated effectively in conjunction with other hazardous materials scenario activities. Donning. Don pants and boots properly-including suspenders in place.0 2. Don protective hood.0 3. Don coat-including storm flap closed and collar up and secured.0 4. Don SCBA a. Open cylinder valve fully.0 b. Secures straps on SCBA.0 c. Don face piece.0 d. Check face seal.0 e. Hook up air supply.0 5. Don helmet.0 6. Don gloves.0 7. Work in contaminated area.0 8. Control breathing.0 9. Exit hazard area.0 Doffing Removes SCBA and places all equipment in a ready state for.0 0. reuse TOTAL 4.0 Total Points Possible = 4 Total Points Needed to Pass = 0 Total Points d =

10 Hazardous Materials Operations PPE Level Standard Area: Implementing the Planned Response Using Protective Clothing and Respiratory Protection JPR #HazOpMSPPE-3 Proctor/Candidate Comments: 2

11 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific PPE Standard Area: Implementing The Planned Response Using Protective Clothing and Respiratory Protection Candidate: JPR #HazOpMSPPE-4 : Candidate #: STANDARD: (4) TASK: Demonstrate local procedures for responders undergoing the technical decontamination process. PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: As a member of a team, given an established technical decontamination corridor, perform the required functions as a responder for flow through the technical decontamination line. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Structural firefighters clothing, self-contained breathing apparatus, technical decontamination equipment and pressurized water supply. PROCTOR NOTE: The candidate will not be allowed to review the performance steps at the time of testing. CONDITIONS: Given an established technical decontamination corridor provided by the authority having jurisdiction and local procedures provided by the authority having jurisdiction.. Drops tools, evidence or firearms at the tool drop/kill.0 bucket 2. Uses boot scrape for feet.0 3. Enters gross decon shower and receives a gross rinse 2.0 with special attention to the hands and feet 4. Removes tape and drops overgloves and overboots at.0 the overboot/overglove drop if applicable 5. Enters secondary decon stations (2) and receives formal decontamination with special attention to the hands and 3.0 feet. Removes any remaining tape between stations 6. Advances through the line for PPE removal Receives respiratory protection removal.0 8. States conditions for clothing removal and personal.0 shower. 9. Advances to the cold zone for medical evaluation and.0 rehab TOTAL 3.0 Total Points Possible = 3 Total Points Needed to Pass = 9 Total Points d =

12 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific PPE Standard Area: Implementing The Planned Response Using Protective Clothing and Respiratory Protection JPR #HazOpMSPPE-4 Proctor/Candidate Comments: 2

13 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific Product Control Standard Area: Implementing the Planned Response Performing Control Options Candidate: JPR #HazOpMSPC- : Candidate #: STANDARD: () TASK: Using the type of firefighting foam or vapor suppressing agent and foam equipment furnished by the authority having jurisdiction, demonstrate the application of foam(s) or agent(s) on a spill or fire involving hazardous materials/wmd. PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: The candidate will successfully demonstrate each ability identified within this skill set. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Firefighting foam, foam application equipment and fire apparatus. Structural firefighters clothing and self-contained breathing apparatus. CONDITIONS: Whenever possible integrate the evaluation of this line item within a hazardous materials scenario. This will allow multiple line items to be evaluated effectively in conjunction with other hazardous materials scenario activities.. Approach the spill or fire from uphill and upwind.0 2. Set nozzle to correct pattern (and GPM, if applicable).0 3. Use correct application procedures a. Banked down 2.0 b. Roll on 2.0 c. Rain down Did not disturb foam blanket.0 5. Exit hazardous area.0 TOTAL 0.0 Total Points Possible = 0 Total Points Needed to Pass = 7 Total Points d = Proctor/Candidate Comments:

14 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific Product Control Standard Area: Implementing The Planned Response Performing Control Options Candidate: JPR #HazOpMSPC-2 : Candidate #: STANDARD: (3)(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)(h)(i) TASK: Given the appropriate tools and equipment, demonstrate how to perform the following defensive control activities: Absorption, Adsorption, Damming, Diking, Dilution, Diversion, Retention, Remote Valve Shut Off and Vapor Dispersion PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: The candidate will successfully demonstrate each ability identified within the skill set. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Personal protective equipment, self-contained breathing apparatus, squeegee, shovels, rakes, absorbent materials, dirt, sand or hay, plastic sheeting, tarps, a leaking container, fire hose and apparatus. CONDITIONS: Whenever possible, integrate the evaluation of this line item within a consolidated hazardous materials scenario. This will allow multiple line items to be evaluated effectively in conjunction with other hazardous materials scenario activities.. Absorption a. Use common, available materials.0 b. Avoid contact with hazardous material.0 c. Ensure drains do not become contaminated.0 d. Ensure hazardous material is absorbed into absorbent material.0 2. Adsorption a. Select the most appropriate adsorbent, consider compatibility.0 b. Deploy adsorbent in a manner that most efficiently controls the spill.0 c. Dispose any contaminated material in an approved container and document.0 d. Decontaminate tools.0 3. Damming a. Use common, available materials.0 b. Avoid contact with hazardous material.0 c. Ensure dam is not breached.0 4. Diking a. Use common, available materials.0 b. Avoid contact with hazardous material.0 c. Form a v and a circle dike.0 e. Ensure hazardous material does not enter drains or manholes.0

15 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific Product Control Standard Area: Implementing The Planned Response Performing Control Options JPR #HazOpMSPC-2 5. Dilution a. Use common, available materials.0 b. Avoid contact with hazardous material.0 c. Ensure hazardous material is water soluble.0 d. Do NOT overflow retention pond of hazardous material.0 6. Diversion a. Use common, available materials.0 b. Avoid contact with hazardous material.0 c. Ensure hazardous material is diverted away from drains and waterways.0 d. Make sure the hazardous material does NOT breach diversion.0 7. Retention a. Define purpose of retention.0 b. Use common, available materials.0 c. Avoid contact with hazardous material.0 d. Ensure product flow does not exceed retention area.0 8. Remote Valve Shut Off a. Identify and locate the emergency shut off device.0 b. Operate the emergency remote shut off device properly.0 c. Notify the IC of valve shut off.0 d. Document.0 9. Vapor Dispersion a. Avoid contact with hazardous material.0 b. Eliminate ignition sources, if applicable.0 c. Use water spray or fans to control dispersion.0 d. Move vapors away from threatened area.0 TOTAL 35.0 Total Points Possible = 35 Total Points Needed to Pass = 25 Total Points d = 2

16 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific Product Control Standard Area: Implementing The Planned Response Performing Control Options JPR #HazOpMSPC-2 Proctor/Candidate Comments: 3

17 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific Product Control Standard Area: Implementing The Planned Response Describe Procedures For Technical Decontamination Candidate: JPR #HazOpMSPC-3 : Candidate #: STANDARD: TASK: The candidate shall verbally identify the components of a technical decontamination corridor as per local procedures. The candidate has attended a hazardous materials incident and responders have been contaminated. It is imperative that a thorough decontamination process be put in place. Please list the components required to conduct formal decontamination via a technical decontamination corridor. Candidate will begin on proctor s instruction to start. The skill will end when the candidate states they have completed all of the identified steps. PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Pen and paper PROCTOR NOTE: The candidate will not be allowed to review the performance steps at the time of testing. CONDITIONS:. Verbally identifies that the decon corridor is clearly marked with traffic cones and barrier tape Verbally identifies entry and exit points Verbally identifies that runoff should be contained via tarps, berms or dikes.0 4. Verbally identifies that a boot scrape is in place.0 5. Verbally identifies that a gross decon shower is set- up and a water supply is established Verbally identifies that containment basins or pools are set-up.0 7. Verbally identifies that waste containers are in place for PPE and equipment.0 8. Verbally identifies that decon solutions are mixed.0 9. Verbally identifies that brushes, hand sprayers, hoses and equipment is in place.0 0. Verbally identifies that tool drop has been set-up.0. Verbally identifies that spare SCBA cylinders are in place and relief personnel are in place 2.0 TOTAL 5.0

18 Hazardous Materials Operations Mission Specific Product Control Standard Area: Implementing The Planned Response Describe Procedures For Technical Decontamination JPR #HazOpMSPC-3 Total Points Possible = 5 Total Points Needed to Pass = Total Points d = Proctor/Candidate Comments: 2