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HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 1 UNIT THREE The Ability to Recognize and Identify Hazardous Materials

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 2 Clues of hazardous materials Six Basic Clues of Hazardous Materials  Occupancy and/or Location  Container Shape and Size  Markings and Colorings  Placards and Label Descriptions  Shipping Papers and MSDS  Human Senses

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 3 Occupancy and/or Location Fixed site facility Transportation sources

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 4 Fixed Site Facilities can include: Farms Residential Areas Power Plants Medical Facilities School Labs and Research Facilities Manufacturing Plants Chemical Plants Clandestine Drug Labs

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 5 Farms Pesticides Herbicides Anhydrous Ammonia

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 6 Residential Areas Pool Chemicals Household Cleaning Chemicals

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 7 Power Plants Nuclear Fuel Radioactive Waste from Reactors

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 8 Medical facilities Radioactive Medicines Resonance Imaging Equipment

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 9 School labs and Research Facilities Chemical Research Biological Research Nuclear Research

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 10 Manufacturing Plants Chemical Production Plants Storage Facilities Disposal Facilities

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 11 Clandestine Drug/WMD Labs Heavy Chemical Odors  Sulfur  Anhydrous Ammonia  Lye  Red Phosphorus Fortified Appearance to Location Occupants come outside to smoke Unusual Traffic at all hours Abnormal amounts of common products

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 12 DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING!.

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 13 Transportation Sources Rail Air Marine Pipeline Highway

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 14 Rail Active or Abandoned List of telephone numbers for immediate contact

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 15 Air Usually smaller packages Formidable terrorist target Crop dusters

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 16 Marine Large quantities

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 17 Pipeline Natural Gas Crude Oil Gasoline Diesel Heating Oil

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 18 Highway Responders are more likely to have a hazardous incident related to highway transportation than with any other mode..

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 19 Container Shape and Size Individual containers Bulk transport containers  Found in the NAERG Bulk storage containers

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 20 Tanks and Containers

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 21 DOT/MC 306 Non-pressure Tank

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 22 DOT/MC 307 Low Pressure Chemical Tank

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 23 MC-312 Corrosive Liquid Tank

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 24 MC-331 High Pressure Tank

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 25 MC-338 Cryogenic Liquid Tank

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 26 Compressed Gas/Tube Trailer

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 27 Dry Bulk Cargo Tanker

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 28 Inter-Modal Containers

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 29 RAILROAD CARS

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 30 Railroad Tank Cars Pressure

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 31 Railroad Tank Cars Non-pressure

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 32 Railroad Tank Cars Other

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 33 Railroad Tanks Cars Others (cont.)

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 34 Storage Containers

Storage Containers (cont.)

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 36 Storage Containers (cont.)

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 37 Drums

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 38 Markings and Colorings National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 704 System Hazardous Materials Information System (HMIS)

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 704 System

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 40 Hazardous Materials Information System (HMIS)

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 41 Placards and Labels UN Hazard Classification System

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 42 United Nations HAZARD CLASSES

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 43 UN Hazard Classes Nine Classes

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 44 Class 1 Explosives 1.1 Mass ExplosivesDynamite 1.2 Projection Hazards Flares 1.3 Mass Fire Hazards Display Fireworks 1.4 Minor Hazards Ammunition 1.5 Very Insensitive Blasting Agents 1.6 Extremely Insensitive Explosive Devices

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 45 Class 2 Compressed Gasses 2.1 Flammable Gases  Propane 2.2 Non-Flammable Gases  Helium 2.3 Poisonous/Toxic Gases  Fluorine, Compressed

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 46 Class 3 Flammable Liquids Flammable Liquids  Gasoline

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 47 Class 4 Flammable Solids 4.1 Flammable Solids  Magnesium 4.2 Spontaneously Combustible  White Phosphorus 4.3 Spontaneously Combustible When Wet  Sodium

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 48 Class 5 Oxidizers/Organic Peroxides 5.1 Oxidizers  Ammonium Nitrate 5.2 Organic Peroxides  Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 49 Class 6 Toxic Materials and Infectious Substances 6.1 Poison (Toxic Material)  Potassium Cyanide 6.2 Infectious Substances  Anthrax Virus

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 50 Class 7 Radioactive materials Radioactive  Uranium

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 51 Class 8 Corrosives Corrosives  Battery Fluid

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 52 Class 9 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials  Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB) ORM-D (Other Regulated Material- Domestic)  Food Flavorings, Medicines

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 53 Associated Placard Colors

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 54 Dangerous Placard First Responders will have no idea what hazardous materials are being transported when the DANGEROUS placard is being used.

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 55 Shipping Papers and MSDSs Must be available in all modes of transportation or any business or industry.

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 56 Shipping Papers Rail  Way Bill  Consist Highway  Bill of Lading  Freight Bill  Manifest Air  Air Bill

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 57 Shipping Papers Rail  Way Bill  Consist Highway  Bill of Lading  Freight Bill  Manifest Air  Air Bill

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 58 MSDSs MSDS  Ammonia  Sulfuric Acid

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 59 Human Senses Never deliberately use your own sense of taste or smell to identify a hazardous material; however don’t forget that a victim or witness may have already used these senses and may be of great benefit if asked what the product smelled like and how they are feeling.

HazMat/WMD Awareness Unit 3 slide 60 UNIT THREE QUIZ