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Peach County
Basic Firefighter Academy

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Night 06 · Mon, Sep 21, 2026 — Awareness Ch 2 Part 2 - How It's Marked and Where to Look It Up
Hours
4
Phase
Hazmat Awareness
Equipment
Projector, ERG 2024 (one per student), task books, easel pad, placard flash cards, bill of lading, printed SDS, NFPA 704 guide, GHS and HMIS labels, pesticide label

Placards, labels and markings; NFPA 704 and GHS; shipping papers, SDS and CHEMTREC; sensory clues and victim signs; monitoring and detection. Scheduled Mon, Sep 21, 2026, 1800-2200.

  1. Recognize the different transportation placards, markings and labels (5.2.1)
  2. Recognize hazmat markings and labels on nontransportation containers and at fixed facilities (5.2.1)
  3. Identify additional hazard information resources (5.2.1)
  4. Explain how sensory clues and victim signs and symptoms indicate the presence of hazmat (5.2.1)
  5. Discuss the role of Awareness Level Personnel when monitoring and detection devices are used (5.2.1)
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