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Initial Responder Actions
General Hazards: CBRNE
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Facilitator
Jonathan D. Greenstein
Email: [email protected]
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Disclaimer
The following information is general and
presented in a broad manner for awareness
level competency. It is not intended to replace
agency/departmental guidance.
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CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, OR
RADIOLOGICAL THREATS
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IDENTIFY HAZARD/THREAT
Investigate symptoms of victims Evaluate statements of victims/witnesses
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EVACUATE & CONTAIN, AS NECESSARY
Put on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), ifnecessary
Remain uphill, upwind, and upstream
Wind and plume directions, and conditions
should be considered
Shelter-in-place, if necessary
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ESTABLISH COMMAND POST
Safe distance and access route
Large enough for logistical needs
Request adequate personnel
Create log and roster
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NOTIFICATIONS
Dispatch/Emergency Communications Center
HAZMAT Response Unit
Agency Command Staff
Others: DOT/CHEMTREC
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EXPLOSIVE THREATS
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IDENTIFY HAZARD/THREAT
Evaluate statements of victims/witnesses
Determine size of object/vehicle
Size up the scene and potential action flow
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EVACUATE & CONTAIN, AS NECESSARY
Be aware of potential secondary devices
Remain alert for over watch positions
Have secondary containment & evacutation
plan
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ESTABLISH COMMAND POST
Safe distance and access route
Large enough for logistical needs
Request adequate personnel
Create log and roster
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NOTIFICATIONS
Dispatch/Emergency Communications Center
HAZMAT Response Unit
Agency Command Staff
Other: BATF, Fire Marshal, etc.
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CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, OR RADIOLOGICAL AGENT
INDICATORS
EVACUATE AND ISOLATE TO A MINIMUM OF
660 FEET IN ALL DIRECTIONS*
* If a hazardous material is placarded or identified,utilize the Department of Transportation Emergency
Response Guidebook (ERG) for evacuation distances.
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Chemical
Dead or dying animals
Unexplained casualties
Unusual liquid, spray, or vapor
Suspicious devices/packages
Distinctive odors/smells:
- Lewisite (Geranium)
- Cyanide (Almonds)
- Mustard (Garlic or Horseradish)
- Phosgene (Fresh cut Hay)
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Biological
Dead or dying animals
Unexplained casualties Unusual liquid, spray, or vapor
Unusual swarms of insects
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Radiological
Unusual number of sick, dying people
Unusual number of sick, dying animals Unusual metal debris
Containers displaying a radiation symbol
Materials emitting heat with no source Glowing materials
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Questions/Comments
Jonathan D. Greenstein
Email: [email protected]
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
