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AIR MONITORING SERIES

 

Air Monitoring Series

This two-tape series studies basic monitoring instruments and sampling procedures used in emergency response. It is designed to provide training to emergency responders who carry out atmospheric sampling activities when a hazardous materials incident occurs. This program was created with the assistance of major instrument manufacturers and is the most comprehensive program available on the subject of air monitoring. Note: Free with purchase: "Hazardous Materials Air Monitoring and Detection Devices" by Christopher Hawley". Price: $545.00.

 

 

 

  • About Direct Reading Instruments

  • This film takes a closer look at the primary air monitoring devices, telling the purpose of each and showing how they work, how to interpret readings and how to avoid common problems. The instruments covered include:

    • Combustible gas indicators
    • Radiation monitors
    • Survey instruments
    • Detector tubes
    • Oxygen meters
    • Toxic gas detectors
    • Combination meters
    The program shows these instruments in use, with graphics to clearly depict the principals behind their operation. The viewer is taught the safe and correct operation of each instrument, and the concept of intrinsically safe equipment-equipment recognized as safe by testing laboratories for use in flammable atmospheres.

    • Hazards and risks of contaminated atmospheres
    • Basic instruments used by emergency responders
    • The difference between direct reading instruments and air sampling
    • Factors which can affect instrument readings
    • Monitoring priorities for the incident commander
    • Respiratory protection and protective clothing
    • Back-up teams
    • Fenceline monitoring
    • Instrument failure
    • Decontamination of personnel and instruments. 19 minutes.