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Hazmat Technicians

For everyone that has achieved or are interested in becoming Hazardous Materials Technicians. Whether or not we you are currently a hazmat team member.

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HazMat Tech vs NFPA 472 ProBoard HazMat Tech

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Bruce C Ziebarth Comment by Bruce C Ziebarth on October 30, 2009 at 12:23pm
I started this group awhile ago. I always meant to put a better logo up for the group. Does anyone have any ideas for a good group logo?
Kenneth Johnson Comment by Kenneth Johnson on July 29, 2009 at 11:23pm
Mr. Casto, thanks for your post. I think our top pulse rate cannot be over 100 bpm, and our highest systolic BP cannot be over 90. Research this some more, and see what others are saying. Ask your Emergency Medical Director in your county or jurisdiction. If I find more, I will post again.
Phil Casto Comment by Phil Casto on July 29, 2009 at 1:23pm
Kenneth, is there a regulation of some sort that states what your pulse rate and bp needs to be at/under to suit up and respond to a hazmat incident? if so, who is supposed to be taking these measurements?
Kenneth Johnson Comment by Kenneth Johnson on June 7, 2009 at 9:23pm
Story for Brian Jones, and anyone else,
Many years ago, our team was getting ready to suit up in Level A suits to go in and stop a leak on a chlorine rail car. We had our suits on up to our waists, and were undergoing medical monitoring and getting our vital signs taken. All of a sudden, a guy comes bursting into the room we were in and jumps over about 3 of us to get to a valve that needed closing quickly. All of our pulse rates and B/P's went out the top. Hardly anyone had vital signs low enough to finish suiting up and make entry. We did get the leak stopped, though.
Kenneth Johnson Comment by Kenneth Johnson on June 3, 2009 at 8:58pm
Anyone out there use Drager tubes for testing concentration levels of haz-mats ?
Brian "Moose" Jones Comment by Brian "Moose" Jones on March 20, 2009 at 7:59am


Our Trailer for our County Team.


The interior showing the PPE section with the Decon stuff in the back.

Anyone out there??
Brian "Moose" Jones Comment by Brian "Moose" Jones on July 7, 2008 at 11:32am
Hello all. Hope everyone is fine and not glowing too bad!!
Anyone have any stories or pictures to share about their haz-mat teams?
 

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