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Hazardous Material Quick Guide |
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PRODUCT |
LEAK TYPE |
VAPORS |
HEALTH HAZARDS |
Crude Oil |
Liquid |
Heavier than air |
Possible presence of H2S, a toxic gas |
Gasoline, Diesel, Jet Fuel, Heating Oil, Transmix |
Liquid |
Heavier than air |
Irritating to eyes and skin. Vapors at high concentration may cause central nervous system effects. |
Propane, Butane |
Liquid/Gas |
Heavier than air |
Respiratory tract irritant. May cause central nervous system effects. |
Anhydrous Ammonia |
Liquid/Gas |
Lighter than air but can act as heavy gas. |
Irritant and corrosive to skin, eye, respiratory tract and mucous membranes. May cause severe burns, eye and lung injuries and death. |
WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT AN ANHYDROUS AMMONIA LEAK WERE TO OCCUR...
View a map of transmission pipelines in your community. Click “PIMMA” to request password-protected access to download GIS map files. Managed by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Pipeline emergency response training materials produced by the National Association of State Fire Marshals and the U.S. Department of Transportation. Includes instructor training materials and a mobile application for iPhone and Android devices. Also includes a link to online training portal.
The “Shoulder to Shoulder: Roles in Pipeline Emergency Response” video series features interviews with pipeline and emergency response experts. The series is an engaging way for emergency responders to learn more about how to safely and effectively respond to a pipeline emergency. The videos cover topics such as how pipelines work, how different products impact response, response leading practices, how to better prepare to respond to pipeline incidents and roles in pipeline response. A wide variety of emergency response disciplines are covered including fire, law enforcement, emergency management, 9-1-1 and emergency medical services.
Emergency Responder Information |
-- Ammonia -- Crude Oil -- Diesel Jet Fuel -- Gasoline -- Propane Butane -- Facility Fire |