PowerPoint Slides, Instructor Guide, Student Manual, and other training aids included on the CD ROMS.
ERG 2008
NEW: Emergency Response Guide Book 2008 Training Course CD ROM is available now. New photographs, updated and new information, including a new pipeline transportation section, new organic peroxide placard, updates to railcar and tank trailer identification charts, new orange guide 147, additional PowerPoint slides, updated instructor and student manuals, revised activities and much more. $69.95 Order your copy now.
Emergency Response Guide Book CD. 190 PowerPoint Slides, 72 Page Instructor Guide, 54 Page Student Manual. DOT Chart 13, PDF of ERG, Pocket PC version of ERG, Burke Placard Chart, State Contacts, Commercial Contacts.
BEFORE AN EMERGENCY – BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THIS GUIDEBOOK! In the U.S., according to the requirements of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA, 29 CFR 1910.120), and regulations issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA, 40 CFR Part 311), first responders must be trained regarding the use of this guidebook. This training course full fills this requirement.
ERG 2008 Training CD provides an in depth look at the United States Department of Transportration (DOT) Emergency Response Guide Book(ERG). The ERG is designed to aid first responders to a hazardous materials or terrorist incident during the initial stages of the response prior to the arrival of the hazardous materials team. The course breaks down the ERG into units with an activity at the end of each unit. The course is designed to get the students into the ERG under controlled circumstances to become familiar with it and how it is used before an actual hazardous materials or terrorist incident occurs. Slides include photographs, graphics of pages from the guide book and step by step layout of the 2008 Emergency Response Guide Book.
NEW: UNDERSTANDING CHLORINE
Chlorine is an elemental gas that is toxic, corrosive and a strong oxidizer. It is commonly found in and transported in railcar and portable container quanties through most communities in the United States and Canada. This course covers in depth Chlorine, and its characteristics, hazards, protective equipment, and containers. $49.95
NEW- WMD: Initial Response
Based on the National Fire Academy Emergency Response to Terrorism: Basic Concepts (ERT:BC). Greatly enhanced with photographs and graphics. Covers all of the basic material that first responders should know to keep themselves safe on the scene of a terrorist attack. Covers Recognition of Terorist Agents, Characteristics of Terrorist Agents, Protective Measures & Scene Control, Tactical Considerations and Incident Command for Terrorist Incidents. CD contains 399 PowerPoint slides, 118 page instructor guide in Microsoft Word format and 69 page student manual. $99.95.
Hazardous Materials Training
WMD Response Guide Book
100 PowerPoint slides, 31 Page Instructor Guide, 47 Page Student Manual, and printable WMD Response Guide Book for use in the field by First Responders. $49.95
Weapons of Mass Destruction Response Guide Book (WMD) and Training Course. Each CD contains a PowerPoint training course for the guide book, which includes Student Manual, Instructor Guide, and slides. The CD will also contain a printable WMD Response Guidebook from which you can print as many copies as you need for your emergency response vehicles and personnel. The guide book will contain guides for selected chemical and biological agents, table of evacuation distances, Field Expedient Guide for Identifying WMD, B-NICE Symptoms Matrix Biological Agents, B-NICE Symptoms Matrix Nuclear, Incendiary, Chemical, and Explosive Agents/Materials, ATF Lethal Blast Ranges, and more. The quick reference guide is 20 pages long and was designed by Louisiana State University and the Department of Justice for first responder use at terrorist incidents with additions and editing by Robert Burke. This book should be in every emergency response vehicle and every responder should be trained to use it.
Hazardous Materials Operations for First Responders
Classroom portion of hazardous materials operations compentencies for first responders as required by OSHA and recommended in NFPA 472. Includes Surveying the Hazardous Materials Incident; Predicting the Behavior of a Material and its Container; Estamating Potential Harm; Planning the Response; Implementing the Planned Response; Evaluating Progress; and Terminating the Incident.
Based upon the National Fire Academy Chemistry of Hazardous Materials, this course covers the Periodic Table, the Atom, Salts, Non-Salts, Hydrocarbons, Hydrocarbon Derivatives as well as many of the DOT Hazard Classes. Many of the slides including the periodic table are interactive. There are many photographs included on the slides along with charts and graphics to enhance the learning process.
This refresher only covers the general chemistry concepts from the full chemistry course. It is designed to be used to periodically update hazardous materials responders to the concepts of chemistry.
UPDATED! 30 new slides, new graphics, Dispatchers Guide for WMD incidents included on disk, information added to training from Dispatchers Guide.
This course is designed to give basic hazardous materials & terrorism information to dispatchers and 911 operators. It covers the basic terminology, concepts, and resource information to better prepare dispatchers & 911 operators to gather information and assist response personnel in the field. Information is included on the DOT hazard classes, DOT Emergency Response Guide Book, basic terrorist agent information and ideas for checklists to assist in the information gathering process.
Hazardous materials and terrorism concepts at the Awareness Level, which is geared towards the duties of the Law Enforcement Officer first on the scene of a Hazardous Materials or Terrorist Incident. Basic identification, public protection, responder protection, notification, and isolation procedures are presented in depth with a slant towards the Law Enforcement Community.
Physical & Chemical characteristics of Propane and other Liquified Petroleum Gases (LPG). Includes containers, safety devices, BLEVE, and case studies. Case studies include Kingman Arizona, Waverly Tennessee, Weyauwega Wisconsin, Crescent City Illinois, Warwick Quebec, Carthage Illinois, and Albert City Iowa. Suggestions for best handling emergencies involving liquified petroleum gases.
Physical & Chemical characteristics of ammonia. Containers, safety devices, and safe handling during emergencies. Case studies, Shreveport Louisiana, Ortanna Pennsylvania, Ord Nebraska, Verdigris Oklahoma, and Delaware County Pennsylvania.
Bloodborne Pathogens for Emergency Services(Fire, EMS, Law Enforcement). 129 PowerPoint Slides, 20 Page Instructor Guide, 10 Page Student Manual. $49.95
Covers all aspects of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard. Each separate section is geared to Law Envorcement and Fire/EMS. Photographs, charts, and graphics are utilized to present each course.
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)Training
Terrorism Training
Chemical & Biological Terrorist Agent Characteristics
100 PowerPoint Slides, 48 Page Instructor Guide, 50 Page Student Manual, ATF Lethal Blast Ranges, Homeland Security/FEMA Terrorism Job Aid, and MSDS Sheets for Chemical & Biological Agents. $69.95
