Preparations by companies, emergency responders, government authorities, and the public are critical to reducing injuries and saving lives during chemical emergencies. This CSB Safety Video illustrates the findings from a number of CSB accident investigations on preparing for and responding to chemical disasters.
STUPID!!!
spotlightman1234 4 months ago
i like the music in the opening,
thatonefish 7 months ago
ok
rcsbach 10 months ago
how could i get the video's script or something?i need to translate it but i have some problems with the audiox3
onfire28bm 1 year ago
@markco2fire If you dont know anything you wouldnt be hired right?
alex054739 1 year ago
great video! thanks for posting
please keep posting more of these informational videos
lbcstreetz 1 year ago
good
ehsnsk 1 year ago
"Bayer Crop Science Plant" puts a friendly face on a very dangerous neighbor - PESTICIDE PLANT
mpwelk 2 years ago
Being a volunteer FF has nothing to do with being capable or not. There are just as many career FDs that are not capable. It's a matter of awareness, willingness, and the understanding that it takes continuious and quality training to maintain the skills needed to respond to these emergencies. These videos are a GREAT resource!!! I will be using these videos in my training programs.
markco2fire 2 years ago
not trained, or equipped - that is unexcusable. No wonder people question the capability of volunteer fire departments. I was paid for 20.5 years, now a volunteer chief for 13 (run a fire school in OR). Thank you the the CSB for these films.
Stick your fingers in your ears, and wait for the big boom, what kind of training is that?
prreynolds 2 years ago