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What is a HazMat operations level responder?
The mission-specific responsibilities of operations-level responders include: Assisting in controlling and minimising the spread of the HazMat release. Knowledge of defensive HazMat techniques such as absorption, damming, plugging, diverting, vapour dispersion and suppression. Experience in basic air monitoring.
What is a JPR?
Job Performance Requirement. The JPR is the combining of the expected behavior, the description of the tools, equipment and materials, conditions of the performance and the identified outcome. Check the JPR to make sure that it is related to job performance and within the scope of the document.
What is a JPR in the fire service?
Answer: In accordance with 172.704(c)(2), a hazmat employee must receive the required training at least once every three years.
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