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This course reviews the broad classifications of miscellaneous hazardous materials, hazardous waste, and the approach you should take to a hazard class nine incident. Remember to follow an organized approach in any hazmat incident. In doing so, you can protect property, health and safety of the public, and of all the emergency response professionals involved..
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