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HAZMAT Teams: Disposing of Dangerous Materials
HAZMAT Teams: Disposing of Dangerous Materials
HAZMAT Teams: Disposing of Dangerous Materials
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HAZMAT Teams: Disposing of Dangerous Materials

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When a tanker truck tips over and spills toxic chemicals on a busy highway, it’s time for the experts to go to work. Curious readers can first learn how HazMat teams prepare to deal with toxic chemicals and other dangerous substances. Then they can go on an exciting ride along to see how these brave people work to clean up dangerous spills and keep people safe.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMay 1, 2019
ISBN9781496656674

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    HAZMAT Teams - Justin Petersen

    EMERGENCY!: HAZMAT Teams by Justin Petersen

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Cover

    Title Page

    When Chemicals React

    Chapter 1: Training for the Job

    Chapter 2: On the Scene

    Chapter 3: Cleanup and Disposal

    Chapter 4: HAZMAT in Our World

    Glossary

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    Critical Thinking Using the Common Core

    Index

    Copyright

    Back Cover

    WHEN CHEMICALS REACT

    A small crowd is gathered around a burning warehouse. When firefighters notice a strong chemical odor, they called in a unit that handles hazardous materials, known as a hazmat team. Four hazmat first responders step out of their vehicle a few minutes later. Every team member is dressed in personal protective equipment, known as PPE. This includes gloves, boots, helmets, hoods, and bright yellow hazmat suits.

    The wind changes course and starts to blow harder. A moment later, a hazmat crew member points to the northwest corner of the building. Another fire has started. This one is dangerously close to a chemical facility. Containers full of highly flammable chemicals are stored there.

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