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IAFF Training for Hazardous Materials: Technician© Student Text 9-2 Module 9: Control Techniques
Student Text IAFF Training for Hazardous Materials: Technician© Module 9: Control Techniques Module Description This module covers defensive and offensive control methods used by hazardous materials response team members. Basic confinement techniques such as diking and damming are overviewed, while more advanced containment procedures such as plugging, patching, and overpacking are addressed in more detail. Special considerations (transfer operations, for example) are also discussed. Prerequisites • Students should have completed a hazardous materials operations level training program. • Students should have completed Module 7: Personal Protective Equipment and Module 8: Decontamination, and demonstrated the required competencies. Module 9: Control Techniques 9-3
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