There are tens of thousands of chemicals in the world. Some are harmless, some can eradicate entire cities. Learning to identify and mitigate dangerous situations is the focus of our hazmat training.
The training Ronin provides in hazardous materials, whether it be Industrial spill response or NFPA Technician with CBRN capabilities, is taught by our professional hazardous materials personnel.
Our instructors are trained to the highest levels and have real world experience working for emergency response and military organizations. Our instructors have responded to real world events where swift, accurate identification and mitigation is required. Allow us to pass our relevant knowledge and experience in hazardous materials onto you and your team.
Course Duration: Instructed in English – 1 day;
Instructed in translation – 2 days
Course Format: Classroom and practical exercises
Certification: Certificate of Attendance upon successful completion
Pre-requisites: Nil
This course focuses on recognition of a hazardous emergency, personnel safety, limitations of nonhazmat
personnel, hazard assessment, and the notification of the emergency response team using
safe, practical, defensive actions all of which are critical components required when dealing with a
hazardous situation. These skills are paramount for any person who will be operating around
hazardous materials. Techniques learned are practiced in field exercises. This course meets the
training requirements for National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) 472 Hazardous Materials
Awareness Level.
At the end of this highly interactive training, participants will be able to:
Course Duration: Instructed in English – 4 days;
Instructed in translation – 8 days
Course Format: Classroom and practical exercises
Certification: Certificate of Attendance upon successful completion
Pre-requisites: Hazardous materials awareness level
This course is a necessity for employees of industries who manufacture, transport or store chemicals
or other hazardous materials as well as fire and police personnel who respond to hazardous materials
incidents including spills or drug labs. Through lectures, classroom and field exercises, students learn
techniques to recognize, identify and assess degrees of risk involved with hazardous materials and
their containers, appropriate safety precautions, selection of appropriate personal protective
clothing, safe defensive control techniques to protect people, the environment and property,
implementation of the Incident Command System (ICS) and Emergency Scene Management and an
introduction to monitoring and detection equipment. Through field scenarios, students employ
classroom learning to respond to simulated incidents wearing all appropriate protective equipment
and successfully demonstrate response management, and establishment of decontamination areas
and procedures. This course meets the training requirements for National Fire Protection Agency
(NFPA) 472 Hazardous Materials Operations Level.
At the end of this highly interactive training, participants will be able to:
Course Duration: Instructed in English – 6 days;
Instructed in translation – 12 days
Course Format: Classroom and practical exercises
Certification: Certificate of Attendance upon successful completion
Pre-requisites: Hazardous materials operations level
This course is a necessity for responders from industry, fire, police and other personnel who could be
required to respond and operate in a hazardous material emergency response scenario including
conducting clandestine drug or explosive lab investigations. The Technician uses advanced control
techniques and directs activities using Emergency Scene Management and the Incident Command
System. Classroom discussions examine hazards and safe tactics for each Department of Transport
(DOT) class, health and chemical hazard assessment using technical resources and monitoring
equipment. Advanced scenarios can use railcar derailment, transport trailers, and other containers to
teach and practice offensive control techniques for both high and low pressure containers. This
course meets the training requirements for National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) 472 Hazardous
Materials Technician Level
At the end of this highly interactive training, participants will be able to:
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