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Hazardous MaterialsTeam
Position Requirements
LATF3 2
Introductions
• Team Managers– Russ Barnes – Red Team– Todd Olague – White Team– Chris Chadwick – Blue Team
• Team Members• Others
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Safety
• Follow all building safety plans• Watch for trip hazards in the room• Prepare for whiplash in the event of the acute
onset of narcolepsy
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Objectives
• Readdress basic requirements for LATF3 personnel
• Discuss the position specific requirements for hazmat personnel
• Address training needs of team members and team • List training opportunities available to team
members• Discuss training agenda for team and specific
members
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USAR BasicRequirements
• Hazmat Ops level – refreshed annually• CPR• ICS 100, ICS 200, ICS 700, ICS 800• FEMA orientation• PAPR trained – Powered Air Purifying
Respirator• WMD/CBRNE enhanced operations
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USAR BasicRequirements (cont)
• Confined Space Awareness• Swift Water Awareness• Structural Systems Awareness• CISD Awareness• Blood-Borne Pathogens Awareness
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USAR AdministrativeRequirements
• Annual Fit Test• Current Immunizations
– MMR, Polio, Hep A & B, Influenza, Varicella (chicken Pox), PPD (TB skin test)
• Current Physical – every 2 years
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Hazmat TeamRequirements
• Certified Hazmat Technician• Technical Rescue Skill Set
– Rope rescue– Confined space, etc
• WMD/CBRNE Hazmat • GPS 1
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Hazmat TeamRecommended Training
• WMD/CBRNE Rad/Nuc for Hazmat Techs at Nevada Test Site – PER-241
• WMD/CBRNE Hazmat Tech training (HT) at CDP in Anniston, Al – PER-261
• GPS 2
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Hazmat ManagerRequirements
• Same as general team requirements with two additions– ICS 300– Hazmat Incident Manger certification
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Training Assessments
• Individual training assessments• Team training assessment as a group
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Local & State Training
• Departmental Training– Fire/Rescue/Hazmat with refreshers– EMS/CPR with refreshers– Classes can be coordinated between Academies
• LSU Training & Certifications– Fire/Rescue– Hazmat
• Caddo Bossier Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (CBOHSEP)– ICS– WMD Response
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Federal Training
• Department of Homeland Security/FEMA• National Domestic Preparedness Consortium
– Partnership of nationally recognized organizations– Prepares emergency responders to respond to
WMD/CBRNE incidents– Expenses covered by DHS/FEMA
• FEMA – Independent Study– ICS– Professional develop– Awareness level classes
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Consortium Members
• The Center for Domestic Preparedness– Anniston, Al – US Army’s Fort McClellan– Federally chartered WMD training center– Training for all emergency venues with a
concentration on chemical, biological, radiological, Nuclear, and explosive weapons (CBRNE)
– PER-261 WMD/CBRNE HT class– http://cdp.dhs.gov
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Consortium Members(cont)
• Nevada Test Site’s Counter Terrorism Support Program (NTS/CTOS)
• Las Vegas – Camp Mercury/NTS
– Historical area of US Nuclear testing beginning in early 1950’s
– Training in response to and prevention of radiological/nuclear WMD/CBRNE incidents
– PER-241– http://www.ctosnnsa.org
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Consortium Members(cont)
• The Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center (EMRTC)– Socorro, NM and Playas, NM– New Mexico Tech– Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings (IRTB)– Prevention of and Response to Suicide Bombing
Incidents (PRSBI)– http://www.emrtc.nmt.edu
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Consortium Members(cont)
• National Center for Biomedical Research and Training (NCBRT)– LSU– Non-resident training at local jurisdictions– Hazmat, WMD, and Counter Terrorism classes– PER-222 Public Safety Sampling– SFD & BCFD will coordinate– http://www.ncbrt.lsu.edu
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Consortium Members(cont)
• Transportation Technology Center, Inc (TTCI)– Security & Emergency Response Training Center
(SERTC)– Pueblo, CO– Hazmat Specialist Training– http://www.hazmattraining.com
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DHS Training(other)
• Advanced Chemical & Biological Integrated Response Course (ACBIRC)– Salt Lake City and Dugway Proving Grounds, UT– Hands on training with live bio & chem agents– PER-222 is a pre-requisite– http://www.acbirc.net
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Training Coordination
• Team managers will assist with coordination of training applications and scheduling as needed
• All applications for local training will be through SFD and BCFD academies
• All applications for state training will be through CBOHSEP
• All applications for federal training will be through GOHSEP’s POC – Michael Southerly
• All email addresses, telephone numbers, and fax numbers are available on websites or request to team managers
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Training Agendas
• Personnel– Meet USAR requirements– Meet Hazmat Team requirements
• Team– Bring all personnel up to basic and team standards– Develop continuing team training agenda– Continue inter-team training for consistency
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Summary
• Basic USAR requirement training must be met and are accessible from SFD academy or online
• Hazmat team requirements can be met locally and at the state and federal levels
• Team members should assess their own training needs
• Teams should assess their training needs
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Summary(cont)
• Training opportunities are available at local, state, and federal levels
• Team managers will assist members with scheduling and applications for training
• Team managers will coordinate all training agendas between all teams and task force administrative staff
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Team Manager Contact Info
• Russ Barnes– [email protected]– 318-525-2458
• Todd Olague– [email protected]– 318-751-6072
• Chris Chadwick– [email protected]– 318-464-4045
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