HazMat Awareness Level training - for EMS

[@jimmyjack7030]

UN and NA numbers are different. I drive fuel truck in Phoenix AZ and we use NA 1993 for diesel fuel NA means domestic. We have fuel trucks from Tijuana Mexico that load Diesel in Phoenix they placard UN 1202 for diesel fuel as they are an international load. 1202 tells the first responder that the drive will not be able to speak English, tells the DOT officer it is a mexican national truck not a US truck, etc. You would only see this in the four states that border Mexico.

[@thatonegirl6880]

The information you’re giving is incorrect. 1202 is indeed in the 2020 ERG which is Identified as “Diesel Fuel” which follows the updated Global Harmonized Numbering. So the fuel delivery from Mexico has up to date placards, whereas it’s likely your company does not have updated placards. Especially since all first responders are trained to use the Emergency Response Guide (ERG).

[@caverangedgonzales5325]

great video help me slot thanks

[@cherrifuehring7026]

I am glad you got some good use of this.

[@MyersBW343]

Where can I find the quiz?

[@NicholasLittlejohn]

Hidden and hoarded hazmat chemicals are so scary for neighbors, make sure to report suspicions!

[@passionforguns]

28:49 technically, it’s 1,001 pounds.

[@alarmsquadnj]

In school to become a medic

[@larryfrazier6250]

How is schoool going i just completed medic school

[@DowntownDeuce2]

Content is good, in that it stuck to curriculum. Narrator struggled through pronouncing words; in some cases actually read wrong words.

[@MotivationalSp494]

Mam please provide a notes

[@briannichols7118]

no offence you gotta talk a little more confident when you do these lectures