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Two station personnel discuss how to approach a chemically contaminated site after cording off affected areas during an Introduction to Hazardous Response Course training scenario taught by HazTrain at the tarmac here May 26. The participating personnel used damming and diverting tubes during the training scenarios to cord off simulated chemical runoff.
110525-M-0000M-000.jpg Photo By: Cpl. Claudio A. Martinez

May 25, 2011
Two station personnel discuss how to approach a chemically contaminated site after cording off affected areas during an Introduction to Hazardous Response Course training scenario taught by HazTrain at the tarmac here May 26. The participating personnel used damming and diverting tubes during the training scenarios to cord off simulated chemical runoff.


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