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Who Should Attend :
Safety/Environmental Managers, Incident Commanders, Fire/Hazmat
Services Responders, Shift Supervisors, Shippers/Receivers, Production Personnel, Operators, or
any individual who may be in contact or work with organic solvents, strong acids, and inorganic
chemicals in either a liquid or vaporous level. Knowledge Objectives :
- Advanced knowledge in identifying, controlling, and mitigating Hazardous conditions relative to chemical release in either a free phase or vaporous state.
- Advanced knowledge in identifying/implementing various primary/secondary containment devices and surface conditions, relative to chemical reactivity’s in either a free phase or vaporous state.
- Key emergency response legislation requirements pertaining to the various government agencies and the responders/corporate responsibilities required to initiate appropriate guidelines to mitigate future liabilities.
Skill Objectives :
- Initiating, employing and completing Emergency Response Guidelines
- Spill response equipment implementation and creative emergency response spill mitigation/control and deployment measures
- Plume direction control and applying berming migration control measures
- Implementing control techniques for zoning, evacuation procedures
- PPE selection, donning and doffing, identifying PPE compatibility and failure
- Placement of spill response materials - offensive and defensive tactical approaches
- Building/Enhancing a team environment, coupled with site specific E.S.R. concepts
Teaching Methods :- Power point presentation
- Video
- Wipe Board
- Field emergency response exercises containment of on-site chemicals
- Table top exercises
- Role playing – Liability/enforcement scenario
General Outline Topics :- Hazard Incident Risk Assessment
- Toxicology
- Updates on proper storage
- Spill Control Command
- Waste Management
- Due Diligence and Corporate Reporting
Hands-On Activities :
- Exploring current emergency response equipment, response timing, functionality versus an untested planned response.
- Equipment operation
- Identification of site critical/hot zones and visualization / role playing of risk potentials.
- Real time simulations to test the systems approach to emergency response
Handout Materials Retained by Students :
- Operations Level Training Manual
- Chemical Storage and Secondary Containment
- 2008 Emergency Response Guidebook
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