Chlorine Rail Safety & Hazmat Emergency Response Training
Training Event
Overview
Free one-day training includes:
- Hands-on workshops and classroom instruction
- One-on-one training opportunities with emergency response professionals
- Complimentary lunch
- Certificates upon successful completion will be emailed 5-7 business days following the event
- Challenge coin at the end of the training day
Attendee Level
- Hazmat technician/specialist
- First responders
- Anyone interested in learning more about this topic
Event Focus
Featured hazmat:
- Toxic gas (chlorine)
- Corrosive liquids (bleach, hydrochloric acid, and caustic soda)
Description
Classroom Sessions:
Hazmat Safety & Emergency Response: Learn about the physical and chemical properties of toxic gas (chlorine) and corrosive liquids (bleach, hydrochloric acid, and caustic soda). Transportation methods, health effects of acute exposure, proper selection of personal protective equipment, first aid, and medical treatment measures are reviewed.
Field Exercises:
A-Kit Workshop: Learn about potential leak scenarios for chlorine 150-lb cylinders and how to mitigate those leaks. Install new and old versions of the Emergency Kit “A” on chlorine cylinders.
B-Kit Workshop: Learn about potential leak scenarios for chlorine ton containers and how to mitigate those leaks. Install new and old versions of the Emergency Kit “B” on ton container training devices.
C-Kit Workshop: Learn about potential leak scenarios for chlorine rail tank car valves and fittings and how to mitigate those leaks. Install the Emergency Kit “C” on chlorine tank car valve arrangements for standard and next generation (dual valve system) assemblies.
Midland & Indian Springs ERK Workshop: Learn about potential leak scenarios for flammable gas tank car valves and fittings and how to mitigate those leaks. Install the Midland and Indian Springs Emergency Response Kits on a typical flammable gas assembly.
Magnetic Patch Workshop: Participants are able to practice installing the Magnetic Patch on the side of a tank car. This is a standard method of mitigating a hazardous materials leak on the side of a railcar. The leak is simulated using water.
Important Details
Required Safety Gear for all Field Exercises: Hard hat, gloves, safety glasses, long pants, and steel toe or composite toe boots. Please advise the instructor of any pre-existing medical condition(s) that may preclude you from participating in any field exercise. Stay hydrated and stay alert!
Please note classroom presentations are held in a non-climate controlled tent. Please dress accordingly for the weather. Long-pants are required.
*Please be at the site by 7:30 AM for registration. Depending on registration & training needs, the training schedule may be adjusted prior to event.
NOTE: Registration will remain open until after the event! Walk-ins are welcome to register on-site at the training event, however we strongly encourage pre-registration for lunch planning purposes! We look forward to seeing you at the CI/TRANSCAER Event!
Sponsors
- The Chlorine Institute
