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LC50
the lethal concentration of an inhaled substance that kills 50 percent of the test population during a set exposure time
LCt50
the concentration of a vapor or aerosol chemical agent that incapacitates 50 percent of an exposed population
NFPA 30
flammable and combustible liquids code
NFPA 58
liquefied petroleum gas code
NFPA 70
national electrical code
NFPA 400
hazardous materials code
NFPA 470
hazardous materials/WMD standard for responders
NFPA 475
recommended practice for organizing, managing, and sustaining a hazmat/WMD response program
NFPA 1072
standard for hazmat/WMD emergency response personnel professional qualifications
NFPA 1620
standard for pre-incident planning
NFPA 1990
standard for protective ensembles for hazmat and CBRN operations
NFPA 1991
standard on vapor protective ensembles for hazmat emergencies and CBRN terrorism incidents
NFPA 1992
standard on liquid splash protective ensembles and clothing for hazmat emergencies
NFPA 1994
standard on protective ensembles for first responders to hazmat emergencies and CBRN terrorism incidents
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120
federal regulation for hazardous waste operations and emergency response (HAZWOPER)
Types of radiation
alpha, beta, gamma, neutron
Hazard Class 1
explosives
Hazard Class 2
gases
Hazard Class 3
flammable and combustible liquid
Hazard Class 4
flammable solids, spontaneously combustible, and dangerous when wet
Hazard Class 5
oxidizers and organic peroxides
Hazard Class 6
toxic (poison) and infectious substances
Hazard Class 7
radioactive materials
Hazardous Class 8
corrosive substances
Hazard Class 9
miscellaneous dangerous goods
toxicology
the study of a chemical or physical agents that harm the biological systems which they interact
toxicity
material’s ability to harm biological tissue
exposure
when a person comes in contact with the hazmat
dose
concentration or amount of material
acute exposure
single and immediate exposure