Hazardous materials: decontamination procedures and general information.

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Metropolitan Fire Brigade (Melbourne, Vic.)

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: NOV 1989Description: 18p., 11 appendicesSubject(s):

Subject: These procedures are primarily designed to enable fire service personnel combatting incidents involving chemicals, radio-active materials, asbestos and biological hazards to process potentially contaminated uniform, protective clothing and breathing apparatus without the hazardous substance being inhaled or ingested, coming in contact with the skin or being spread beyond the decontamination zone.

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A Research and Development Project, November 1989 Vrs. 6., File No. 8/55/13

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These procedures are primarily designed to enable fire service personnel combatting incidents involving chemicals, radio-active materials, asbestos and biological hazards to process potentially contaminated uniform, protective clothing and breathing apparatus without the hazardous substance being inhaled or ingested, coming in contact with the skin or being spread beyond the decontamination zone.

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