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University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaignRadiation Safety Manual Emergency reference information: Met CAD....9911 Radiation Safety.32755 Spills or fires.page 10Revised: September 2007Radiation Safety

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1. Assess the situation and identify the type and size of the spill or fire.
2. If it is safe to do so, contain the spill or fire by using appropriate tools or equipment such as fire extinguishers or spill containment kits.
3. Follow the instructions on the product label or safety data sheet for proper handling and cleanup of the spill or fire.
4. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, goggles, or respirators to protect yourself from any hazardous materials.
5. Clean up the spill or extinguish the fire using the recommended methods and materials. This may include using absorbent materials, applying suppressants or fire-retardant substances, or using specialized equipment for fire suppression.
6. Dispose of the waste materials properly following local regulations and guidelines.
7. Document the spill or fire incident and report it to the appropriate authorities or your organization's safety officer.
8. Conduct a post-incident review to identify any lessons learned and update safety protocols or procedures as necessary.

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1. Spills or fires can occur in various settings, and it is important for different individuals or groups to be aware of how to handle them. Some examples of who may need to deal with spills or fires include:
2. - Industrial workers who handle hazardous materials
3. - Firefighters and emergency response teams
4. - Environmental cleanup crews
5. - Safety officers or personnel responsible for workplace safety
6. - Homeowners or individuals responsible for the safety of their property
7. - Facility or building managers
8. - Transportation and logistics personnel involved in the transport of hazardous materials

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What is spills or fires?

Spills or fires refer to incidents where hazardous substances are released into the environment or when a fire occurs involving such materials, typically requiring immediate reporting and response.

Who is required to file spills or fires?

Facilities or individuals that handle, store, or transport hazardous materials are generally required to file spills or fires with the appropriate regulatory authorities.

How to fill out spills or fires?

To fill out spills or fires, you must gather all relevant information such as the type of material involved, the volume spilled or burned, time of the incident, and any actions taken. This information is then submitted to the designated agency through their reporting form.

What is the purpose of spills or fires?

The purpose of spills or fires reporting is to ensure that hazardous incidents are documented for safety, regulatory compliance, and environmental protection, allowing for effective response and remediation.

What information must be reported on spills or fires?

The reported information typically includes the name of the material, quantity, location of the incident, duration, response actions taken, and any potential impacts on health and the environment.