1. 1.Personal decontamination line procedures 2.Contaminated waste control procedures 3.CBRN officer responsibilities 4.Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence COURSE : BMQ - P Res EO : 009.01 RANK/NAME : TIME : References : B-GJ-005-311/ FP-020 B-GJ-005-311/ FP-040

2. 1.Personal decontamination line procedures 2.Contaminated waste control procedures 3.CBRN officer responsibilities 4.Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

3. Personal decontamination line procedures

4. 1.In route: a.Sub-unit moves to waiting area as directed by the tactical commander. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

5. 2.Waiting area: a.Sub-unit disperses, camouflages and adopts defensive posture; b.Sub-unit discards any equipment and stores those that cannot be decontaminated or will not survive decontamination; c.Sub-unit establishes communications with the decontamination site commander; d.Sub-unit cooperates with monitoring station personnel. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

6. 3.Equipment removal area: a.Individuals remove their personal equipment for decontamination. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

7. 4.Shuffle pit area: a.Individuals enter the shuffle pit to decontaminate the bottoms and sides of their CBRN protective overboots. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

8. 5. IPE removal area: a.Individuals remove their IPE, except C4 CBRN mask. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

9. 6.Valuables removal area: a.Individuals will place valuables in the bags provided. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

10. 7.Clothing removal area: a.Individuals will remove all clothing except the C4 CBRN mask. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

11. 8.Disposal area: a.Receives packaged and tagged contaminated CD coveralls, valuables and clothing; b.Buries and marks all contaminated CD coveralls, valuables and clothing. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

12. 9.Shower area: a.Individuals enter the shower area; b.removing of the C4 CBRN mask after the individual has entered the shower; c.Individuals will proceed to the monitoring station in the shower area. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

13. 10.Re-issue area: a.Individuals dress in clean clothing, don decontaminated personal equipment and new or laundered IPE, and accept their valuables. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

14. 11.Assembly area: a.Sub-unit reorganizes and re-supplies. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

15. 12.Out route: a.Sub-unit moves to new deployment area as directed by the tactical commander. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence Personal decontamination line procedures

16. DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ?

17. Question 1 What should you always have on in the clothing removal area? Personal decontamination line procedures

18. Answer 1 C4 mask. Personal decontamination line procedures

19. Question 2 At which area is the C4 CBRN mask decontaminated? Personal decontamination line procedures

20. Answer 2 Shower area. Personal decontamination line procedures

21. Question 3 At which area is the new IPE issued? Personal decontamination line procedures

22. Answer 3 Re-issue area. Personal decontamination line procedures

23. 1.Personal decontamination line procedures 2.Contaminated waste control procedures 3.CBRN officer responsibilities 4.Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

24. INTRODUCTION A.CBRN decontamination operations generate a great deal of waste, much of it hazardous, including: 1.Liquids, solids and gases from the decontamination of personnel, vehicles, equipment, aircraft, terrain and infrastructure; and 2.Discarded equipment, material and consumables that cannot be decontaminated or that are not worth decontaminating. Contaminated waste control procedures Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

25. Contaminated waste control procedures Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence A.Contaminated equipment, material and consumables: it will not always be possible or practical to decontaminate all equipment, material and consumables due to type, material and size, the time and decontamination resources available, as well as the tactical situation. This applies to all military equipment and consumables, not just those associated with CBRN protection. Provided replacement equipment and consumables are available, it may not be worthwhile to spend the time and resources to decontaminate them.

26. B.Contaminated equipment and consumables discarded during decontamination operations should be controlled 1.Left on site and quarantined 2.Sealed in appropriate containers or by other means suitable for transportation, Contaminated waste control procedures Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

27. C.Contaminated equipment, material and supplies may be buried. 1.Placement in a pit lined with an impermeable material (natural or man- made) and sealed over; or 2.Sealed in impermeable containers, drums or bags, and then buried. Contaminated waste control procedures Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

28. D.Contaminated clothing and protective equipment, as well as material used in the decontamination effort and the resulting waste should be collected at the site, and: 1.Sealed in plastic bags, buried and marked for subsequent removal and disposal; or 2.Burned, if combustible and tactical situation permits, produces no additional hazards. Contaminated waste control procedures Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

29. DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ?

30. Question 1 Under which form can we find the waste produced during a decontamination operation? Contaminated waste control procedures

31. Answer 1 1.Liquid, 2.Solid, and 3.gas. Contaminated waste control procedures

32. Question 2 Is it always possible or practical to decontaminate all equipment, material and consumables? Contaminated waste control procedures

33. Answer 2 No Contaminated waste control procedures

34. 1.Personal decontamination line procedures 2.Contaminated waste control procedures 3.CBRN officer responsibilities 4.Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

35. 1.CBRN DEFENCE PREPARATION MEASURES: A.Providing expert advice on CBRN defensive measures to the installation commander; B.Implementing command CBRN policies and directives; C.Coordinating plans for the support of unit operations under CBRN hazard conditions and providing input to the unit general defence plan; CBRN officer responsibilities Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

36. D.Developing and maintaining a shelter organization and associated SOPs and checklists; E.Assisting the construction engineering officer in the development of a shelter improvement plan; F.Organizing the CBRN centre, developing checklists for each position and ensuring that sufficient war- tasked personnel are assigned for continuous manning on increased alert; CBRN officer responsibilities Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

37. G.Ensuring that all items of CBRN defence equipment authorized for the installation are held, maintained and serviced H.Maintaining records of training, training exercises and attendance at courses; and I.Conducting training of all personnel to the prescribed standards for personal CBRN protective measures. CBRN officer responsibilities Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

38. 2.CBRN DEFENCE OPERATIONS: a)Supervising the operation of the CBRN centre, including the collection, analysis, display and reporting of CBRN information; b)Keeping the commander and CP staff informed of the current CBRN situation; c)Supervising collective protection or fallout shelter operations; d)Monitoring the collective protection, or fallout shelter, radiation exposure state when personnel are ordered to a shelter posture; e)Coordinating decontamination operations. CBRN officer responsibilities Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

39. DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ?

40. Question 1 CBRN staff responsibilities are divided into two categories, what are they? CBRN officer responsibilities

41. Answer 1 CBRN defence preparations and CBRN defence operations. CBRN officer responsibilities

42. 1.Personal decontamination line procedures 2.Contaminated waste control procedures 3.CBRN officer responsibilities 4.Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

43. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

44. INTRODUCTION The CBRN protective coverall, like your protective mask, is a vital element in CBRN survival. 1.Aim and characteristics of CBRN coverall a)Aim: designed to protect you against chemical and biological agents radioactive dust and thermal radiation. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

45. b)Description 1)The Horizon 1 chemical defence (CD) coverall is a hooded one piece garment consisting of a CADPAT™ outer layer is treated with a liquid agent repellent finish to resist the ingress of liquid CW agents. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

46. 2)Three patches are provided for secure adhesion of chemical agent detector paper. Each coverall comes in a sealed factory package with a label to indicate size, manufacturing date and packaging date. The suit comes in all variety of sizes, matching the size of your combat shirt 3)A training version of the coverall of the same design and construction as the operational garment but without CW protective properties is available. The shell material is the same as on the operational version. The words TRAINING/ENTRAÎNEMENT will be stitched onto the back. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

47. c)Physical description/capabilities/limitations 1)In typical field conditions, the inner layer of the CD coverall slows the penetration of vapours and liquid chemical agents for 24 hours. The CD coverall can provide 21 days of continuous protection from chemical agent vapour. 2)The CD coverall is not designed for use in environments with concentrations of liquid or vapour chemical agents significantly greater than that expected in battlefield conditions, Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

48. 3)The CD coverall is stable in storage and has no shelf life limitation. Warning : Do not use reactive skin decontaminant lotion (RSDL) to decontaminate the CD coverall. RSDL gradually deteriorates the protective characteristics of the charcoal liner. The inactive skin decontaminant training lotion has the same effect. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

49. 2.Characteristics of CBRN gloves a)Description 1)The CBRN protective glove system, provides protection from chemical and biological agents and from radioactive contamination. 2)The glove system has two parts: a moulded, gauntlet-style anti-static butyl rubber shell (glove) and a lightweight knitted liner. Corrugations in the glove facilitate flexing at the fingers and palm. Textured fingertips and palm enhance grip. The shell is ambidextrous and is available in seven sizes. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

50. b)Physical description/capabilities/limitations 1)The gloves’ rubber shell layer provides 24 hours of protection against exposure to liquid chemical agents. This duration can be extended if the gloves are properly decontaminated. 2)The rubber shell is degraded by exposure to petroleum products (POL). When handling gasoline, aviation fuel or diesel fuel, users should wear proper POL protective gloves over their CBRN glove system. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

51. 3.Characteristics of CBRN overboots a)Description 1)CBRN protective overboots provide protection against chemical and biological agents and against contact with radioactive particles. We are actually using the CBRN protective overboots MK V. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

52. b)Physical description/capabilities/limitations 1)The MK V overboots offer 24 hours of protection when exposed to liquid chemical agents. This duration can be extended if overboots are properly decontaminated. 2)While the overboots are relatively lightweight, they will impede mobility and agility. 3)Overboots have no specified wear life. Actual life will vary depending on the type and amount of usage. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

53. DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ?

54. Question 1 How long does CBRN gloves and overboots provide protection in an area contaminated by liquid agents? Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment

55. Answer 1 24 hours. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment

56. Question 2 How long do the coveralls provide protection? Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment

57. Answer 2 Liquid – 24 hours., Gas or non-contaminated up to 21 days. Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment

58. DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ?

59. Question 1 At which area is the new IPE issued? Question 2 At which area is the C4 mask decontaminated? Question 3 Is it always possible or practical to decontaminate all equipment, material and consumables? Question 4 How long does CBRN gloves and overboots provide protection in an area contaminated by liquid agents? Question 5 CBRN staff responsibilities are divided into two categories, what are they? Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

60. Answer 1 Re-issue area. Answer 2 Shower area. Answer 3 No. Answer 4 24 hours. Answer 5 CBRN defence preparations and CBRN defence operations. Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence

61. 1.Personal decontamination line procedures 2.Contaminated waste control procedures 3.CBRN officer responsibilities 4.Aim and characteristics of the CBRN protective equipment Apply CF policies and procedures for CBRN defence COURSE : BMQ - P Res EO : 009.01 RANK/NAME : TIME : References : B-GJ-005-311/ FP-020 B-GJ-005-311/ FP-040