HazMat Chapter 8

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Across
  1. 8. (Two words) member of the command staff responsible for monitoring and assessing safety hazards or unsafe conditions
  2. 10. (Two words) using chemical or physical methods to thoroughly remove contaminants from responders
  3. 13. (Two Words) system of barriers, surrounding areas at emergency scenes, intended to limit the number of persons exposed to a hazard
  4. 14. (Acronym) standardized approach to incident management, adaptable to incidents of any type or size
  5. 15. (Two Words) when rescuers work in a hazardous environment,at least two rescuers must remain in contact with each other
  6. 17. (Two Words) safe area outside the warm zone
  7. 18. (Two Words) Consists of the PIO, Safety Officer and Liaison Officer
  8. 20. The phase of an incident in which emergency operations are completed and the scene is turned over to the property owner
  9. 22. (Two words) a meeting to review the findings of the PIA, including the effectiveness of the response
  10. 23. (two words) potentially hazardous area immediately surrounding the incident site, typically limited to technician level personnel
  11. 25. (Two words) prearranged, temporary strategic location where units assemble and wait until they are assigned a position
  12. 26. (Two Words) designated physical location of the command and control point where the IC and Command Staff function during an incident
  13. 27. (Two Words) equipment that is approved for use in flammable areas
Down
  1. 1. (Two Words) area where decontamination is conducted
  2. 2. (Two Words) a type of protective clothing designed to protect the wearer from short term exposures to temperatures that exceed the capabilities of standard firefighting PPE
  3. 3. (Two Words) In ICS, a shared command role in which all agencies with geographical or functional responsibility establish a common set of objectives and strategies.
  4. 4. Actions to direct and control movement of a liquid or sludge to an area that will produce less harm
  5. 5. A type of decontamination in which the physical process of immediately reducing contamination of individuals in potentially life threatening situations, with or without formal decontamination corridor
  6. 6. (two words) a designated area within the hot zone and upwind from the material involved to collect victims and keep them safe until decon, treatment or removal
  7. 7. (Two words) type of chemical protective clothing designed to protect against liquid splashes
  8. 9. Internationally recognized distress signal
  9. 11. actions using raised embankments or other barriers to prevent movement of a liquid or sludge
  10. 12. (two words) Process of decontaminating large numbers of people
  11. 16. (two words) part of the command staff who is the point of contact for assisting coordinating agencies
  12. 19. During the termination phase of response, prior to demobilization where personnel meet to share information
  13. 21. actions to contain a liquid or sludge in an area where it can be absorbed, neutralized or removed
  14. 24. Actions to prevent or limit the flow of a liquid or sludge past a certain area