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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Hazardous Materials SOP: 800.2.20 CATEGORY: Response Unit PAGE: 1 of 1 APPROVED BY: Chief, Fire Department DATE: 11/02 Unit 791, a trailer equipped with hazardous material response equipment is available as a special call unit for county wide response. This vehicle is available to the incident commander of any first responding agency within the county, to assist with a hazardous material emergency, on an as needed basis. Due to the special requirements and nature of this equipment, any requests for its use also requires the activation and response of certified hazardous material technicians. Due to the unpredictability of emergency service needs, the activation of technicians is the sole responsibility of the on duty shift commander. However, all assignments shall be done with operational safety guidelines in mind. The following units are equipped to move unit 791; units 790, 51-01, and 711. These units shall be selected according to their availability in the following order - 790, 51-01, 711. No person or persons shall attempt to transport unit 791 without first demonstrating to the satisfaction of the training division sufficient skills to do so safely. Anytime the Special Operations Trailer is dispatched to a hazardous materials incident within the county, a College Station Fire Department Engin will also be dispatched for support of our personnel. The Fire Chief and the Assistant Chief will be notified when unit 791 responds to unincorporated areas of Brazos County, or responds outside Brazos County. orig: 12/96; 3/99
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Hazardous Materials SOP: 800.3.10 CATEGORY: DECON Procedures PAGE: 1 of 3 APPROVED BY: Chief, Fire Department DATE: 12/99 PURPOSE: At all Hazardous Materials incidences where personnel will be working in protective equipment around chemicals, a decontamination sector shall be established as a first priority. Decontamination is the process of removing contaminates from personnel protective equipment, personnel, or any injured person(s) which have been expose to the chemicals. SITE SET-UP: Several factors should be considered when establishing a decontamination site. 1) Establishment of Hazard zones (HOT, WARM, and COLD). DECON. shall be established in the warm zone and shall be set-up uphill and upwind. 2) Accessibility - Located close to the site at the edge of the Hot zone. 3) Surface Material - Site is best established on a hard, non-porous material and should slope towards the hot zone if possible. 4) Drainage and waterways - Site should not be established near any drains, creeks, ponds, or any other waterways. 5) Lighting - Good lighting must be provided for all operation. 6) Water - Sufficient water will be required for DECON operations. This can be supplied via engine, hydrant, etc. DECON PERSONNEL and CORRIDOR: 1) Personnel - 1 person shall be designated as the DECON Officer and will be responsible for establishing the DECON area. The DECON officer will answer to either the Haz-Mat Operations officer or the IC depending on the size of the incident. * Sufficient personnel shall be made available to perform the DECON tasks as swiftly and efficiently as possible. 2) The DECON corridor should be identified by metals stakes with yellow barrier tape or cones and shall be a minimum of 20’ wide. A separate but adjoining corridor should be established as an access corridor into the hot zone. 3) Place a plastic sheet on the ground the length of the corridor. Roll up all sides of the plastic to form a pool. Place cones on each side to keep the plastic from unrolling. 4) Equipment placement; A) At the entry to the DECON area from the hot zone, place a large trash can (1) lined with a large yellow haz-mat bag. This will be used for equipment drop when leaving the hot zone. B) Place a small lined trash can (2) after the large can for disposing of boot covers and outer gloves. Re#’d 11/02
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