critical incidents

operators are required to carry documents that list the contents of their shipment, these documents are called what?

What do you do if the incident is going to last for an extended period or could potentially cause a fire or explosion?

Do not allow anyone or anything to leave the area without what?

what is a few things to include in your family emergency plan?

it is essential that you identify what to make an accurate decision in a hazmat situation?

what are well known examples of a incendiary devices?

unless you know the exact location of the device, where do you want to search?

the bigger the container the bigger the what?

what notification lets you know the first thing to do when called to a scene?

why is it important for officers to establish strong relationships with their community?

in special circumstances, the USDOT does not require what?

is the level of competency expected or required when performing this duty.

known as detergent suicide, is a way of committing suicide that involves mixing two or more easily acquired chemicals.

The ERG gives Indepth information about protective action distances. Recommendations depend on what?

what are ways a critical incident happen?

what is a general safe distance for the initial perimeter from supposed location of the bomb?

traffic crashes are the only incident where you will potentially encounter hazmat situations.

once you shift from evacuation to search and rescue and delivering supplies what else do you do as a law enforcer?

what are indicators of a VBIED?

The materials used are readily available items such as what?

After isolating the immediate threat danger area, what is the next step?

There is no universal agreement on whether to turn off radios near a bomb threat, how is this determined?

What is FEMA?

Which subsection tells you about protective clothing you may need?

what are certain traits that are common to active shooters?

if you approach the scene and see signs of an explosion, the situation has changed. there might issues such as what?

if you decide and plan to turn off radios or other equipment that emits radio waves who do you notify?

sight and hearing are considered what when identifying hazardous materials?

What are the three subsections in the Emergency Response topic?

in a bomb threat situation, the decision to conduct a search depends on what?

officers with strong community ties will also be more effective when

what is an example of a natural critical incidents?

what information do you collect in a initial response to a bomb threat?

As a Law Enforcement officer what can you expect to help with in a environmental disasters?

what are examples of means of detonation?

what does the after-action analysis say?

Who can perform leak control?

Dangerous chemicals used in the manufacturing process of meth can be found where?

Encourage contaminated, conscious victims to move where?

The emergency Response topic has how many subsection?

use these senses from a safe distance and look for

is a written plan that describes what an organization will do during various major events.

Events that can put lives at risk and cause major damage to property and the environment.

what are the main types of containers?

when approaching a possible bomb situation, you as an officer will want to decide what?

placards are posted on all four sides of what?

you want to be careful to never put yourself at risk in the process of identifying hazardous material by preventing

who frequently use incendiary devices?

The orange color-coded pages are the most important part of the ERG, This section has how many main topics?

How would you identify the material?

when acting as part of the initial response to a critical incident, get the necessary information from dispatch and?

is a hommade bomb built and used in ways other than conventional military action.

what is a Human-made critical incident?

If you find nothing suspicious, why do you want to be carful telling the property owner?

which subsection Gives information about how far people should stay from spill?

Mail bombs can be difficult to detect, some possible signs are envelopes or packages that what?

The diamond-shaped symbol is divided into four segments that indicate what?

The combination of these materials may indicate what?

who do you want to immediately alert in that situation?

disaster kits should contain the basic supplies needed for how many hour period?

in a chemical suicide do not enter or let the public enter the area or vehicle, do not rescue or resuscitate if present

Knowing the type of building you are entering will help you with what?

what common policy or rule to be out of a building before the alleged time of detonation and not returned until clear

what is the current tactics focused on in a active shooter before helping the injured?

what does Occupancy refers to?

Remember that even if you do not see a placard, label, or other warning, hazardous materials may still be what?

There are nine common classes of hazardous materials, what is the ninth class?

A motor vehicle used as a bomb

The evacuation subsection is known as the what?

in a hazmat incident the main objective is to do what?

treat all threats and bomb situations as credible until what?

an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a populated area.

A family disaster kit should contain what kind of supplies?

right after the disaster, your work will shift from what to what?

Anything that holds two or more classes of hazardous materials should display what?

What are the three steps of the incident termination procedures?

what are certain factors common to active shooters?