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2008 HazMat Symposium, Anchorage, AK -- Students receive a briefing by Suburban Propane staff.
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Air Liquide individual (Larry Astrup) briefs students on the characteristics of a cryogenic gas vehicle.
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Jim Hill (Ketchikan Fire Dept) instructs students on general containers used for transporting hazardous materials.
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Rick Warren (Aware Consulting) briefs students on how to respond to leaking 1-ton cylinders.
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Jim Seeberger (Alaska Railroad) trains students on the characteristics of a rail tank car.
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Students tour the Alaska Railroad Emergency Response Equipment conex.
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Al Guettinger (Alaska West Express) points out characteristics of a cargo tank.
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Students practice sampling procedures in Level A training suits.
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Students practice fuel transfer operations from one tank car to another.
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Sodium cyanide training conducted by Philip Strange (shown here) and Don Jeffery (both from DuPont Chemical)
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Students receiving training on cryogenic gas transport vehicles.
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Ammonia training conduct by Rick Warren (Aware Consulting)
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Central MatSu firefighters prepare for rail tank car fluid transfer operation.
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Brian Mangold of ConocoPhillips Hazmat (center of photo with blue safety helmet) leads the group responding a simulated tanker truck rollover incident.
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Debrief of response crew for the rail tankcar exercise.
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Participants engaged in the weapons of mass destruction (WMD) sampling exercise.
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Anchorage Battalion Chief Jim Vignola responds to questions from the media.
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Simulated fuel transfer from a derailed tankcar.
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Symposium recap briefing for all participants.
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