• The course is presented in a clear and schematic way in five modules:

Module 1. Basics of Hazardous Materials: Regulations & Sources for Info, Types Of Incidents, Identification & Recognition & Toxilogical Concepts

Module 2. How Use ERG 2004 (the Emergency Response Guidebook):A Step By Step Procedure in How to Use the Emergency Response Guide Book with Many Real Examples

Module 3. System for Managing the Hazardous Materials Incidents

• H: Hazard Identification
• A: Action Plan
• Z: Zoning
• M: Managing the incident (SOPs)
• A: Assistance
• T: Termination

Module 4. Understanding Compressed & Liquefied Gases

Module 5. Responding To Compressed Gas Emergencies

Module 6. Responding To Liquefied & Flammable Gas Emergencies (LPG (

• Each Participant Will Receive:
• Set Of Course Notes
• Original & Most Recent HAZMAT DOT 12 Chart (Marking, Labeling, and Placarding Guide)
• An Original 380 Pages Guidebook
  “2004 Emergency Response Guidebook”
  on How To Handle Most HazMat Emergencies For Various Chemicals & Gases including Flammable & Liquefied Petroleum Gases
• 2004 ERG CD
• A Chart on Using The System For Managing The Hazardous Materials Incidents (Six Steps)
• H: Hazard Identification
• A: Action Plan
• Z: Zoning
• M: Managing the incident (SOPs)
• A: Assistance
• T: Termination
• Applications on Compressed & Liquefied Gases & Many Real Accidents Will Be Presented & Discussed.

• Identify the characteristics and hazards associated with flammable and compressed gases, including their flammability, reactivity, and potential for explosion.
• Understand the properties and behavior of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), including its composition, storage conditions, and handling requirements.
• Develop skills in assessing and mitigating risks during HazMat incidents involving flammable and compressed gases, including proper containment, isolation, and evacuation procedures.
• Demonstrate proficiency in selecting and using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), firefighting equipment, and spill control measures for incidents involving flammable and compressed gases.
• Apply knowledge of regulatory requirements and industry standards for the safe handling, storage, and transportation of flammable and compressed gases, including compliance with OSHA, EPA, and DOT regulations.
• Understand the principles of fire chemistry and behavior as they relate to incidents involving flammable and compressed gases, including ignition sources, fire spread, and control measures.
• Develop strategies for managing leaks, spills, and releases of flammable and compressed gases to minimize environmental impact and protect public health and safety.
• Explore the roles and responsibilities of emergency responders, hazmat teams, and other stakeholders in coordinating response efforts during incidents involving flammable and compressed gases.
• Enhance communication and coordination skills to effectively collaborate with emergency responders, regulatory agencies, and other stakeholders during hazmat incidents.
• Apply lessons learned from real-world case studies and simulations to improve preparedness, response, and recovery efforts for hazmat incidents involving flammable and compressed gases.

• • Emergency Response Teams
  • Operational Staff
  • Safety and Compliance Personnel
  • Management

Theory:

• Understanding gas properties and safety regulations.

Practical Training:

• Hands-on exercises in gas handling and emergency response.

Case Studies:

• Analyzing real-life incidents for best practices.

Drills:

• Conducting scenario-based drills for skill enhancement.

Assessment:

• Evaluation of competency through quizzes and practical tests.

Certification:

• Successful completion leads to certification in gas HAZMAT accident handling.