13-1 n Chapter 13 –Entry Team Leader Haz Mat Incident Considerations.

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13-1 n Chapter 13 –Entry Team Leader Haz Mat Incident Considerations

13-2 Entry Team Leader n Session Objectives –Understand the roles and responsibilities of of the Entry Team Leader

13-3 Entry Team Leader Assistant Safety Officer Hazardous Materials

13-4 Entry Leader –Check-in and obtain briefing from the HMGS –Supervise entry operations –Recommend actions to mitigate the situation within the Exclusion Zone –Carry out actions, as directed by the HMGS, to mitigate the hazardous materials release or threatened release

13-5 Entry Leader –Maintain communications and coordinate operations with: »Decon Leader »SAC Leader »Tec. Spec./Haz Mat Ref.

13-6 Entry Leader –Maintain control of the movement of people and equipment within the Exclusion Zone –Direct rescue operations in the Exclusion Zone –Maintain Unit Log

13-7 Entry Leader Group Exercise »Analyze and recommend PPE »Establish time keeping procedures and working time »Establish communications procedures »Establish medical monitoring procedures »Establish entry objectives and identify equipment needed to complete objectives »Establish emergency evacuation and rescue procedures »Anticipate potential problems with decontamination »Maintain a unit log