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Decontamination OperationsDecontamination OperationsDecontamination OperationsDecontamination Operations
Anne Huff,Anne Huff,Anne Huff,Anne Huff, Fire ChiefFire ChiefFire ChiefFire Chief
Beaumont Fire-Rescue Services
Discipline:Discipline:Discipline:Discipline: Hazmat Hazmat Hazmat Hazmat –––– Technician Technician Technician Technician LevelLevelLevelLevel
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I. I. I. I. ObjectiveObjectiveObjectiveObjective
A. The hazardous materials technician shall demonstrate the ability to set up and
implement the following types of decontamination operations:
1. Technical decontamination operations in support of entry operations
2. Technical decontamination operations involving ambulatory and non-
ambulatory victims
3. Mass decontamination operations involving ambulatory and non-ambulatory
victims
II. II. II. II. Instructions Instructions Instructions Instructions –––– Procedures for Achieving the ObjectiveProcedures for Achieving the ObjectiveProcedures for Achieving the ObjectiveProcedures for Achieving the Objective
The technician, operating as a member of a team at a simulated hazardous materials
incident, shall demonstrate how to perform technical and mass decontamination operations.
You will be provided with the necessary equipment and water supply to set up and establish a
technical contamination reduction corridor. After establishing a technical contamination
reduction corridor, while wearing Level B chemical protective clothing (CPC) and a self-
contained breathing apparatus (SCBA); you shall demonstrate the procedures to
decontaminate responders and both ambulatory and non-ambulatory victims during a
simulated hazardous materials incident. Working as part of a team you will establish a mass
decontamination corridor and explain how the decontamination of both ambulatory and non-
ambulatory victims will be conducted during a simulated mass casualty hazardous materials
incident.
You will be graded as a team. You will begin on my instruction to start. The skill will
end when you state or indicate to me that you have completed all the identified steps. Do you
understand these instructions?
III. III. III. III. Examiner’s NoteExaminer’s NoteExaminer’s NoteExaminer’s Note
The hazardous materials technician will not be allowed to review the performance
steps at the time of testing.
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IV. IV. IV. IV. Preparation & EquipmentPreparation & EquipmentPreparation & EquipmentPreparation & Equipment
A. Emergecy Response and Hazardous Materials Response Equipment
B. Technical Decontamination Equipment
C. Mass Decontamination Equipment
D. Complete Level B CPC ensembles w/SCBAs
E. One technician in Level A CPC that has been “contaminated”
F. Dummy/manikin or a non-responder victim to be decontaminated
V. V. V. V. Reference SourcesReference SourcesReference SourcesReference Sources
See Reference Sources in PB 406.03A.
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PB 406.03N – Decontamination Operations
DDDDiscipline: Hazardous Materials
Name:
Officer #:
Evaluator:
Officer #:
Date:
Location:
TTTThehehehe Haz Mat Technician shall:Haz Mat Technician shall:Haz Mat Technician shall:Haz Mat Technician shall: (No partial points given)
A. Technical decontamination operations in support of entry operations
1. Properly locates Contamination Reduction Corridor upwind,
uphill, and in warm zone………………….………………………..P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
2. Provides protective measure to protect the environment from
contamination by constructing a large catch basin with
plastic…….………………………………..…..……………………..P/F__P/F__P/F__P/F__________
3. Sets up decon pools to contain decontamination solution run
off.……………………………………...………..…….………..……P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
4. Clearly marks entrance and exit access points……….…………...P/F__P/F__P/F__P/F__________
5. Container available at entrance access point, in hot zone, for
contaminated tools…………………………………..……………...P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
6. Container available in CRC for contaminated CPC…….………..P/F__P/F__P/F__P/F__________
7. Establishes suit removal area with suitable seating next to cold
zone and takes precautions to eliminate contamination……...….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
8. Establishes water supply..…………………………………….……..P/F__P/F__P/F__P/F__________
9. Provides water to each decon pool area (i.e. garden
hose)……………………………………………………………….….P/FP/FP/FP/F________________
10. Provides brusher for decon pool(s)…..….…………….……..…….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
11. Mixes proper decon solution for use)….…………………….….….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
B. Decontaminates a Technician
1. Instructs technician to put tools in tool drop container………...…P/FP/FP/FP/F________________
2. Performs gross decontamination and wash at first decon
pool to remove as much decontamination as possible. …...…....P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
3. Performs wash/rinse at subsequent decon pool(s)..…..……....….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
4. Assist technician with CPC removal in doffing area..........….…..P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
5. Places contaminated CPC in proper drum……....………………..P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
6. Cover with clean sheet......……………………….………….……..P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
7. Instructs technician to move to medical evaluation area............ P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
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C. Technical decontamination operations involving ambulatory and non-
ambulatory victims
1. Transfer victim to emergency decontamination area).………..….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
2. Flush victim with copious amounts of water)..……….………...….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
3. Remove outer layers of clothing)………………….………...…..….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
4. Flush victim with copious amounts of water)..……………..…..….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
5. Remove victims respiratory protection if worn.…………….…..….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
6. Cover with clean sheet………………………………………..……..P/F__P/F__P/F__P/F__________
7. Transfer care to EMS.………………………………….…….…..….P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
8. Transfer information regarding the name of the known or
possible chemical hazard exposure ....….………….…….…..…..P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
D. Mass decontamination operations involving ambulatory and non-ambulatory
victims
1. Establishes a mass decontamination corridor in accordance
with local protocols ...…………………………...…………………..P/F__P/F__P/F__P/F__________
2. Establishes patient triage and treatment areas for both
ambulatory ………………….……………………...………………..P/F__P/F__P/F__P/F__________
3. Explains the mass decontamination process……….....…………..P/F____P/F____P/F____P/F____
E. Conducts all decontamination operations while wearing full level B splash
protective CPC
Time AllocationTime AllocationTime AllocationTime Allocation
Completes skill in allotted time ......................................................................... P/FP/FP/FP/F _____
Allotted time for this skill: Allotted time for this skill: Allotted time for this skill: Allotted time for this skill: _____ minutes _____ seconds_____ minutes _____ seconds_____ minutes _____ seconds_____ minutes _____ seconds
AAAActual time:ctual time:ctual time:ctual time: _____ minutes _____ seconds_____ minutes _____ seconds_____ minutes _____ seconds_____ minutes _____ seconds
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