Safety Interviews and Contamination Reduction Zones

According to the text, what should be done if an unknown or suspect material is discovered?

What should be done if individuals are presenting with symptoms?

What is the purpose of establishing a Warm Zone?

What should be done if a dispersal is threatened?

What should be done if an item of concern is located inside a facility?

What should be done if an unsubstantiated threat is made?

What should be done if victims may be contaminated?

What should be done if witnesses/victims are present?

What should be done if intelligence information indicates the incident may occur indoors?

What should be done if an individual is complaining of symptoms?

Which of the following is a common indicator of a CBRN incident?

What should be done if an illicit or clandestine chemical or biological laboratory is suspected or discovered?

What should personnel do if they inadvertently enter a chemical laboratory?

What should be done with any material or container involved in a hazardous materials incident?

What should be done if an area has not been determined safe after a hazardous materials incident?

What should be done if anti-personnel devices (booby-traps) are suspected in a hazardous materials incident?

Where should the Incident Command Post be established in relation to the incident in a hazardous materials incident?

What should be done with any type of dispersal mechanism or containment vessel in a hazardous materials incident?

What should be done before conducting safety interviews with witnesses/victims in a hazardous materials incident?

What should be done to support the Fire Department in mitigating a hazardous materials incident?