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THMG165 – Refrigerants Incidents, Part II

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In part two of a two-part series, Bob and Mike conclude their discussion of refrigerants and how we deal with them as first responders.


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The Hazmat Guys - Episode 165: Handling Catastrophic and Slow Refrigerant Leaks

Hosts:

Michael Monaco and Bobby Salveson

Summary:

In this episode of The Hazmat Guys, Michael and Bobby dive deep into the critical topic of handling catastrophic and slow refrigerant leaks. They discuss the types of meters used, the importance of qualitative and quantitative analysis, strategies for dealing with leaks, and the dangers associated with refrigerants, particularly during fires. The hosts also provide practical advice for hazmat responders on evaluating machinery, choosing appropriate PPE, and recognizing the signs of poisoning from refrigerants. This episode is packed with valuable insights for anyone in the hazmat field, emphasizing both safety and efficiency in emergency responses.

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