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1W
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2W
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3W
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4T
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5T
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6T
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7T
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8F
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Wednesday 09/17
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Thursday 09/18
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Friday 09/19
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Room
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8:30am-10:00am
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1:00pm-2:30pm
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3:00pm-4:30pm
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8:30am-10:00am
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10:30am-12:00pm
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1:30pm-3:00pm
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3:30pm-5:00pm
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8:30am-11:30am
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2-A
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Antidotes for Chemical Exposure
F. Haas
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New Information Management Tools for HAZMAT Response
C. Baxter/N. Fleming
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New Information Management Tools for HAZMAT Response
C. Baxter/N. Fleming
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Enhanced Tabletop Exercise
J. Leonard/K. Karwan/T. Paquette/C. Gibeault
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N
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2-B
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Investigating the Environmental Crime
L. Thomas
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Its more than Level A, B,C and D
J. Zeigler
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Talk to Me – The Importance of Understanding the Different Generations
T. Hairston/E. Hyatt
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Learn by experience
J. Tolbert
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Rail Tank Car Changes
M. Austin
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When you’re HOT, you’re HOT
J. Zeigler
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Meth Labs… Now What?
T. Frost
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2-C
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Strengthening Partnerships, Building Coalitions, and Joint-Agency Operations
C. Buckley
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DHS: Improving Chemical Facility Safety and Security
S. Breor
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What should the HM Team expect in a rural response?
G. Carlson
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NFPA 1991, 1992, and 1994 – I am confused!
J. Zeigler
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Traffic Incident Management and HAZMAT
J. Stanek
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Incidents, Accidents, and Malicious Uses of Radioactive Materials
M. Linsley
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Rescue during HM Entry Operations
T. Cannon
Repeat from – 2W
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2-D
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How to Use the 2012 Emergency Response Guidebook
A. Murray
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Working together in an emergency: VNG First Responder Training
D. Calkins/C. Wrocklage
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Managing HM Responder Safety
J. Graham
Repeat – 7T
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Chemistry of DOT Hazard Classes
B. Lindley
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Case Study: Potash container incident at Norfolk International Terminals
B. Burket
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Detection and Monitoring: A review of equipment and procedures
R. Haring
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Just another train wreck? The HM perspective – CSX in Baltimore, May 2013
P. Hebert
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3-A
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The Challenging Threesome
R. Emery
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Handling Mercury Incidents
R. Emery
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Treat that Poisoning
F. Haas
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Responding to Natural Gas Pipeline Emergencies
S. Roach
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Peroxide-based Explosives
G. Carlson
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Case Study: An interactive discussion of HM Incidents
B. Lindley
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Basic Foam Firefighting Information
J. Gibson
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3-B
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VDH-ORH Radiological Capabilities
M. Welling
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Gas Detection GED
C. Wrenn
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That’s Hot: Using thermal imagery in HM response
T. Jordan
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Think like a chemical
C. Wrenn
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Learn by experience
J. Tolbert
Repeat from – 4T
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Alphabet Soup
C. Wrenn
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3-D
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Virginia State Police Counter-Terrorism and Criminal Interdiction Unit: A Coordinated Response
K. Richards/E. Neilson/M. Wade
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Implement an Effective Exercise Program
J. Leonard
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Advanced Radiation Instrumentation
M. Linsley
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Terrorism: Then and Now
L. Bennett
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Chemical Suicides: An Evolving Threat to the Responder
P. Hebert
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Managing the Incident: the Eight Step Process
G. Noll
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How to perform an effective search
P. Ambrose/W. Bennett/T. Perkins
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3-E
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What have we learned over 30 years?
S. Carr
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Rescue during HM Entry Operations
T. Cannon
Repeat – 7T
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Thermophysiological impact on performance in PPE
M. Kienzle/M. Decker
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Decontamination and the Companion
J. Carr
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Case Study: Duke Energy coal ash spill
M. Bartos
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Putting the fire back in your HAZMAT training
M. Blann/T.Frost
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Managing HM Responder Safety
J. Graham
Repeat from – 3W
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