TENNESSEE COMMISSION ON FIRE FIGHTING

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1 TENNESSEE COMMISSION ON FIRE FIGHTING FIRE FIGHTER I HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AWARENESS 2002 Edition of NFPA 1001 Standard

2 TENNESSEE COMMISSION ON FIREFIGHTING FIREFIGHTER I COMPETENCY EVALUATION Objective(s): & Primary Task: COLLECTING HAZARD INFORMATION 2002 NFPA 472 Standard Skill No. HMA - 1 Station No. 3 MAXIMUM TIME ALLOWABLE: 15 MINUTES INSTRUCTIONS TO THE MONITOR/EVALUATOR 1. The candidate shall be provided with a work sheet and a current edition of the Emergency Response Guidebook. 2. The candidate shall be given the instructions below before beginning the task. 3. All items are Critical Steps - Failure on any step mandates failure on the entire objective! INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATE 1. The candidate, given a work sheet and the current edition of the ERG, shall look up the requested information on the work sheet and then record it onto the work sheet in the corresponding location. 2. The candidate cannot request any help during this exercise. CANDIDATE PERFORMANCE YES NO 1. Identify the three methods for determining the guide page for a hazardous material. 2. Identify the two general types of hazards found on each page. 3. Given the identity of a various hazardous materials (name, UN/NA identification number, or type placard), identify the following response information: 3.a. Emergency action (fire, spill, or leak and first aid) 3.b. Personal protective equipment necessary. 3.c. Initial isolation and protective action distance 4.Given the name of a hazardous material, identify the recommended personal protective equipment from the following list: Street clothing and work uniforms Structural fire-fighting protective clothing Positive pressure self-contained breathing apparatus Chemical-protective clothing and equipment 5. First responder at the awareness level shall identify the shapes of a recommended initial isolation and protective action zones. 6. First responder at the awareness level shall list the difference between small and large spills as found in the table of initial isolation and protective action distances in the ERG. 7. First responder at the awareness shall identify the circumstances under which the following distances are used at a hazardous materials incident: 7.a. Table of initial isolation and protective action distances. 7.b. Isolation distance in the numbered guides Reference: Current edition of the ERG Approved by Committee 12/7/04 Critical Step - Failure on this step mandates Total steps candidate 5 TOTALS failure on the entire objective! must complete to Pass: Test Date Location: Candidate SSN Evaluation Location

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4 TENNESSEE COMMISSION ON FIREFIGHTING FIREFIGHTER I COMPETENCY EVALUATION Objective(s): Primary Task: ID HAZARDOUS MATERIAL 2002 NFPA 472 Standard Skill No. HMA - 2 Station No. MAXIMUM TIME ALLOWABLE: 5 MINUTES INSTRUCTIONS TO THE MONITOR/EVALUATOR 1. The candidate shall be provided with an Emergency Response Guidebook. 2. The candidate shall be shown a placard for product ID. 3. The candidate shall be given the instructions below before beginning the task. INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATE 1. The candidate, given the latest version of the ERG and an UN number, shall identify a product by name and identify the appropriate emergency guide. 1. Properly identifies product. 2. Locates appropriate emergency guide pages. CANDIDATE PERFORMANCE YES NO Reference: IFSTA - Haz Mat for First Responders, 2 nd Edition Critical Step - Failure on this step mandates Total steps candidate 2 TOTALS failure on the entire objective! must complete to Pass: Test Date Location: Candidate SSN Evaluation Location

5 Evaluator Signature Date TENNESSEE COMMISSION ON FIREFIGHTING FIREFIGHTER I COMPETENCY EVALUATION Objective(s): Primary Task: USING N.A.E.R.G NFPA 472 Standard Skill No. HMA - 3 Station No. MAXIMUM TIME ALLOWABLE: 5 MINUTES INSTRUCTIONS TO THE MONITOR/EVALUATOR 1. The candidate shall be provided with an Emergency Response Guidebook. 2. The candidate shall be shown a visual scenario, either photo or slide and given a product ID. 3. The candidate shall be given the instructions below before beginning the task. INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATE 1. The candidate, given the latest version of the ERG and a UN number, shall identify the appropriate emergency action guide and collect proper hazard information for a given scenario. 1. Identifies product health hazards. 2. Identifies fire or explosion hazards. 3. Identifies immediate isolation area. CANDIDATE PERFORMANCE YES NO Reference: IFSTA - Haz Mat for First Responders, 2 nd Edition Critical Step - Failure on this step mandates failure on the entire objective! Total steps candidate must complete to Pass: 3 TOTALS

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Workforce Development Learning Center Course Outline. Haz-mat Level I FIP 3351

Revision Date: Workforce Development Learning Center Course Outline Course Title: A maximum of 30 values Course Number: State-assigned number Course Objectives: List the primary learning objectives Haz-mat