Hazardous Materials Evacuation MP204.01 A Flashcards
The following guidelines present an approach which will be applicable in the majority of situations, but do not replace good______and____ in dealing with any particular incident.
Judgement, Experience
Natural gas is much______ than air and will usually dissipate rapidly in the outside environment.
Lighter
The flammable limitsof Natural Gas are approximately___ to__ in air.
Four to Fifteen Percent (4% -15%)
Natural gas itself is nontoxic, however, it displaces______ and can result in asphyxiation if in a confined space
Oxygen
Burning natural gas should not normally be_________, since this would change the situation from a visible to invisible hazard with explosive potential.
Extinguished
Natural Gas Fires should be________ by stopping the flow.
Controlled
When units arrive at the scene of a structural explosion, what should be considered a possible cause?
Natural Gas
Until it can be determined that the area is safe from the danger of further explosions,______ all civilians and keep the number of Fire Department and/or other emergency personnel
Evacuate
Use combustible gas_____ to check all suspected areas containing Natural Gas.
Indicators
Check area_________ using combustible gas indicators
Systemactically
The use of ground probes is essential to evaluate potential________ leaks.
Underground
__ _____ personnel are responsible for locating and eliminating leaks in the gas system.
Gas Company
If further collapse is possible, the___ should be called to provide shoring, cribbing or other means of stabilizing the structure.
TRT
With gas company personnel on the scene of an incident, it shall be standard procedure for the first Fire Department unit to provide______ interaction between agencies
Effective
__ _____personnel shall be responsible for locating and eliminating leak sources.
Gas Company