Preview of safety video on sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid. The video is useful as right-to-know training for workers who use acids and for emergency responders who may respond at the operations and technician level to a hazmat incident involving these chemicals. Program may be purchased at www.efilmgroup.com
Preview clips of an 8-part series that illustrates in detail how hazmat teams mitigate a hazardous materials incident. The series is available from Emergency Film Group at www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of training program for hospital personnel who may be involved in decontaminating patients, and who require Operations Level certification. Part of an 8-hour training package called Hospital First Receiver. Available from Emergency Film Group at www.efilmgroup.com
Geared towards emergency responders, this is a preview of a 3-hour training course (on DVD) about the hazards of chemicals. Examines each of the 9 DOT hazard classes. Non-stop live demonstrations vividly portray the need for caution around chemicals. Demonstrations by Dan Keenan. "Fun With Chemistry" can be purchased at www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of training program for hospital staff about using protective clothing and respiratory protection to avoid becoming contaminated during mass casualty incidents. Part of an 8-hour Operations Level training program on decontamination entitled Hospital First Receiver. Available from Emergency Film Group at www.efilmgroup.com
How fire fighters select and use personal protective clothing and respiratory protection to avoid contamination during terrorist and hazmat incidents. DVD may be purchased from www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of a video series that explores the 8-Step Process for managing a hazardous materials incident. The series, which is narrated by Greg Noll and Mike Hildebrand, is called Hazardous Materials: Managing the Incident. The series is available from www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of safety program about aromatic hydrocarbons. Designed for workers and also for emergency responders who may respond to an incident involving benzene, toluene or xylene. Program is available from Emergency Film Group at www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of safety video about liquefied petroleum gases. Useful as right-to-know training for workers who must know about the hazards of propane, butane and/or propylene. Also describes safe response procedures for emergency responders at the Operations and Technician levels. DVD may be purchased from Emergency Film Group at www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of safety video that describes safety in using or responding to incidents involving ammonium nitrate, calcium hypochlorite or nitric acid. Designed for workers and also emergency responders. Program is available from Emergency Film Group at www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of video about decontamination during hazardous materials incidents. Designed for hazmat teams, fire departments, industrial fire teams. Program may be purchased at www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of safety training program for law enforcement and other public safety personnel who may encounter a meth lab during a routine response. Shows the hazards of the chemicals at the meth lab, and how to conduct a safe raid. Program may be purchased from www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of training program for healthcare personnel about implementing and working within the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS). This program is part of the 8-hour Operations Level training series Hospital First Receiver. It is available from Emergency Film Group at www.efilmgroup.com
Preview of safety video for rescuers who would enter a confined space to perform a rescue. This program is part of a series on Confined Space Emergencies. This is rescuers at the technician level.
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