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It’s no secret that decontamination operations can keep you safe in the event of a spill. By the time you return to work, there shouldn’t be a mess left for you to clean up—that’s why responder teams are put in place. Still, whether you’re an evacuating employee or responder, you need to know the plan!
Decontamination is one process in your employer’s written emergency plan that responders need to pay close attention to. However, the plan must also describe your role during an emergency spill. While most plans might vary by facility, there are a few common elements you need to be aware of.
Your employer may explain to you:
When there’s a spill you’re trained to handle the situation. But when the cleanup is over, what will prevent contamination from being spread when you leave the building?
This is where decontamination processes come into play. There are a few key elements you need to be aware of when leaving the building:
Whether you evacuate a facility during an emergency or respond to one, protect yourself by knowing exactly what to do. The more you know, the better your chances at making it home safe. Communicate to your employer or fellow teammates if you’re not sure what to do.
It’s no secret that decontamination operations can keep you safe in the event of a spill. By the time you return to work, there shouldn’t be a mess left for you to clean up—that’s why responder teams are put in place. Still, whether you’re an evacuating employee or responder, you need to know the plan!
Decontamination is one process in your employer’s written emergency plan that responders need to pay close attention to. However, the plan must also describe your role during an emergency spill. While most plans might vary by facility, there are a few common elements you need to be aware of.
Your employer may explain to you:
When there’s a spill you’re trained to handle the situation. But when the cleanup is over, what will prevent contamination from being spread when you leave the building?
This is where decontamination processes come into play. There are a few key elements you need to be aware of when leaving the building:
Whether you evacuate a facility during an emergency or respond to one, protect yourself by knowing exactly what to do. The more you know, the better your chances at making it home safe. Communicate to your employer or fellow teammates if you’re not sure what to do.