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Rebecca,

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I don't know if you are still with us,

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but I do have you noted here on my inventory sheet.

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It looks like you're on hold.

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Talking to myself here.

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Okay, no worries.

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Appreciate the heads up there.

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All right,

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that looks like just about all of us who have returned.

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So welcome to field practical part three.

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This is the last field practical and part

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three covers an emergency response scenario.

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where a BSO working on a battery housing encounters a leaking battery

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in the laboratory.

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The BSO will demonstrate the sequence following the proper

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safety protocols,

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including isolation,

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quarantine,

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and monitoring the battery.

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A leaking battery must be quarantined immediately after the emergency

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is identified in a well-ventilated area and monitored for a minimum

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of four hours and ideally up to 12 hours with the

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SO2 monitor and infrared thermometer.

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Remember that as a BSO,

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you must maintain the battery emergency management plan,

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including assisting in training drills for incidents involving batteries.

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So this is an emergency response scenario that can be

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used as a training drill at your location.

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As a reminder,

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all BSOs must complete an on-the-job training activity of packaging

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a damaged battery prior to receiving BSO certification.

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In addition,

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you may demonstrate the proper sequence of donning and doffing the required

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PPE for packaging a damaged and non-damaged battery

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as part of your Category 2 on-the-job training requirements.

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So we have our team's video feed

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fit to frame,

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everyone, right?

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You can see everything.

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Field Part 3,

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we have a lot of camera angles moving around,

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so I want to make sure that that's set on everyone's end.

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It is giving me the thumbs up here.

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Alvin,

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all right, excellent.

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Our BSO,

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Luis Martinez,

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will act as the BSO at the base.

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He will assist while I explain the emergency response scenario.

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Our BSO has finished

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servicing a tool in the workshop and is now bringing the tool into

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the laboratory to remove the battery housing from the tool and then to remove

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the battery from the housing.

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Our BSO has entered the laboratory,

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placed the tool on the workbench,

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After removing the battery housing from the tool,

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the BSO places the housing on the table,

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and then will begin removing the battery.

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The BSO

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notices a yellowish-greenish liquid on the battery,

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indicating that there's leaking electrolyte.

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The BSO places the battery and housing on the workbench and then

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retreats from the workbench,

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then begins focusing on evacuating the area and quarantining

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the battery.

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The BSO instructs personnel to evacuate the immediate area and establishes

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a 25-meter exclusion zone.

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The area has an HVAC system in common with another area

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or building.

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The BSO instructs personnel to evacuate those areas and buildings

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as well.

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If the area is not well ventilated,

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the BSO sets up portable fans,

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provide fresh air.

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Just evaluate where those fumes might be pushed by the fan when you're setting up

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that ventilation.

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Okay,

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so our BSO has evacuated the area.

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Then we'll place caution tape across the doors that lead

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to the laboratory or warehouse within the 25 meter exclusion zone.

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BSO

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can also place do not enter signs with the BSO and

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HSE contact information on the laboratory doors.

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step is the BSO will contact HSE and immediate manager on duty.

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Meeting between the BSO HSE manager will be conducted.

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The BSO provides a brief summary of the incident and provides the location

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of the leaking battery inside the laboratory.

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The BSO and HSC team complete a hazard

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analysis and risk control assessment with HARC and a work permit

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for approval.

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The BSO and HSC will monitor

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the area with the SO2 monitor and infrared thermometer or camera for

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at least four hours.

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ideally up to 12 hours until the battery is cool to the ambient

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temperature and is no longer actively venting or leaking.

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BSO then gathers emergency response equipment nearby.

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This includes a 20 -pound class ABC dry chemical portable

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fire extinguisher and the spill kit.

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Ensure that your spill kit is stocked and inventoried regularly

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in the event that you may encounter an emergency response.

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scenario at your base.

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Remember that inventory and inspecting a spill kit,

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that's also one of the core category two activities that may be completed

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during the on the job training process.

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So once the battery is cooled,

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no longer venting and has completed the quarantine and monitoring time period,

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the battery can then be packaged.

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No packaging should be completed until the quarantine period is complete.

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The BSO designates an electrical engineer with level 2

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training to establish the required buddy system.

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Both discuss the scenario and complete a test run of the packaging activities

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prior to donning the required PPE and entering the laboratory.

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Designated warm zone of the workshop,

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the BSO stages the spill kit and then prepares the packaging material.

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Our damage battery will be packaged in a Mylar inner packaging.

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So before donning the PPE and entering the hot zone,

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we're going to prepare the Mylar by marking the outside with UN3090,

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heart number,

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serial number,

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and the word damage.

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As you can see,

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our BSO is also going to prepare the Mylar by folding one end and

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taping it closed with duct tape.

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So

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our BSO will go ahead and show us the Mylar with the markings.

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Next step,

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of course, placing a scoop of vermiculite inside of the Mylar,

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then we're going to set that aside.

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Now,

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here's

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where the BSO and Buddy will inspect and don the required PPE.

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We may demonstrate the proper donning and dopping sequence of the PPE

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that's required when handling damaged and non -damaged batteries as part of your Category

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2 on -the -job training activities.

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PPE for damaged batteries will be worn on top of the base PPE.

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The BSO will gather and inspect the required PPE and safety equipment prior to

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donning.

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You will need an IR thermometer or camera,

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SO2 monitors.

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The monitor must be worn in the breathing space of the BSO and

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their buddy and placed on the table where the battery is located.

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Nitrile gloves,

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respirators with new organic vapor and acid gas combination

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cartridges.

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Keep in mind that only personnel who are authorized for respirator use

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may wear the respirators.

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So if their BSO and their buddy are not authorized to wear respirators,

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you may wear a dust mask instead,

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only once you've ensured that the battery is no longer hot or venting.

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We need a Taichem suit,

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safety glasses,

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and face shield,

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though this is not required if the full -face respirator will be worn instead.

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we need the hard hat.

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Now on the topic of SO2 monitors,

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an SO2 monitor must be worn when handling or packaging the damaged batteries.

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So make sure you're following the manufacturer's instructions,

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including activation and performing a self -test prior

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to each use.

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So now I'll show a video that demonstrates that complete and proper sequence for

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using the SO2 monitors,

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starting with removing the SO2 monitor from JET packaging all

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the way through donning the SO2 monitor.

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This is

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what the SO2 monitors look like when you receive them from JET.

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Come in these clear plastic tubes here.

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Of course,

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remove the monitor from the packaging.

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Activate

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it and press that button and hold it for five seconds.

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you'll remove the black plastic cap.

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Initiate the self -test.

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You press the button,

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hold it for one second.

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Blink in the lights flash.

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You're good to go.

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Blinks five times in

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the lights flash.

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That means it failed the self -test.

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You do not want to use that SO2 monitor.

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So repeat that for all the monitors that you will be using.

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one on the work surface,

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and then place one on your lapel in your breathing zone.

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If an alarm activates,

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evacuate immediately.

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So

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we'll now go ahead and perform a self -test on the monitors that we'll be using today.

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Remember,

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if the detector beeps once,

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vibrates,

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and lights flash,

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the test was a success,

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and the monitor is ready for use.

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Good to go.

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We'll repeat that for all the other SO2 monitors that we'll be using.

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today.

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Let's talk about donning nitrile gloves.

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Nitrile gloves are required when handling and packaging damaged batteries and

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they come in a variety of sizes.

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So ensure that you have the correct nitrile glove size available in the spill

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kit. Remove one pair of gloves from the package and inspect it to

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be sure that there's no pinholes or tears present.

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You want to check for a secure fit around your fingers and the palm.

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That cuff should fit snugly around your wrist.

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You want to minimize any chance of exposure.

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If you are donning a half -face respirator,

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place the face shield on your hardhat.

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Safety glasses and face shield is required when using the half -face respirators,

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but keep in mind that if the respirator is full face,

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face shield and safety glasses are not required.

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Next,

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you want to check the function of the respirator and clean your respirator.

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Respirators must have the correct organic vapor acid

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gas combination cartridges.

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Those cartridges must also be new.

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So we'll grab a non -alcoholic wipe,

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thoroughly clean the inside of the respirator,

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discard

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the wipe, and then after cleaning,

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you can set that respirator aside for donning shortly.

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Keep in mind,

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BSO's electrical engineers,

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you have to be authorized to wear the respirators need to be fit -tested and

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be medically capable of wearing that respirator.

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Next,

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we'll inspect the Ticum suit.

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So we're going to conduct a visual inspection of the Ticum suit before you begin donning.

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Ensure that there's no holes or tears.

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thoroughly inspected before reuse,

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following the instructions provided in the manual.

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PSO

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has given us a thumbs up,

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so we'll now proceed to don the required PPE.

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First,

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you want to don the Tychum suit at waist level.

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step would be donning the respirator and checking its function.

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If you

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are using a half -face or full -face respirator,

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make sure that you're doing the positive and negative tests to check for a secure

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fit.

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Okay, now we'll finish donning the taikumsuit.

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Place one hand in the sleeve and pull the taikumsuit sleeve to your shoulder.

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You want to hold the arm elastic down firmly over the nitro

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gloves to ensure that no portion of your skin is exposed.

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So the BSO does not need to secure the taikumsuit at the arms

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or feet with duct tape.

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Elastic bands will suffice.

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Zip up the taikumsuit.

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You'll expose some adhesive tape.

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Pull

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the elastic hood down securely over the respirator.

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All right, and then press that adhesive tape down firmly onto the front of the coverall.

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Just make sure that you have a tight,

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secure seal from the neck down and check that you have a snug fit between the

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hood and your respirator.

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Okay,

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clip on the SO2 monitor into your lapel or the breathing zone.

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Place the

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hard hat with the face shield over the Tychum suit hood.

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Remaining

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packaging supplies,

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your Mylar,

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your other SO2 monitor,

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and the infrared thermometer.

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And we can go ahead and proceed to the laboratory.

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After PP is done properly,

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BSO and the buddy will return to the laboratory to

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package the damaged battery.

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it's going to follow the steps that we demonstrated in the prior

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field presentations to place the battery in the Mylar inner packaging and

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then secure the Mylar closed using a heat sealer or the folding method with duct

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tape.

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But before that,

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we want to monitor the battery throughout the packaging process.

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BSO is going to run the SO2 monitor over the battery.

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the prior field presentations

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to place the battery in the mylar inner packaging and then secure the mylar closed

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using a heat

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sealer or the folding method with the duct tape but before that

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we want to monitor the

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battery throughout the packaging process.

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BDSO is going to run the SO2 monitor over the battery

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Place it just next to the damaged battery on the work surface.

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Now grab your iHeart thermometer,

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check the ambient temperature first,

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temperature

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of the battery,

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and make sure that it hasn't heated above the ambient temperature.

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Looks like we're good to go.

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So if the SO2 monitor is activated or the temperature rises

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again exceeding the ambient temperature,

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stop packaging immediately and return to the quarantine procedures.

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Now go ahead and proceed with packaging the damaged battery.

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Quickly slide it into the mylar.

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Place it just next to the damaged battery on the work surface.

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Now grab your iHeart thermometer, check the ambient temperature first.

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repeat the folding method remember you fold both corners inwards and

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downwards three times secure it all the way around the duct tape you

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have

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it now once the inner packaging is complete the pso will bring the battery

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to the designated bsu for the damaged batteries center

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package

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is complete brought it to the bsu you'll go and return to the warm zone and

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dock your ppe that you use for packaging the damaged battery i'm

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going to first remove the nitro gloves

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Now the goal is to remove the nitrile gloves without the skin coming into contact with

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the outside of the gloves.

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So grasp the outside edge of the nitrile glove near the wrist by

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pinching the cuff with your thumb and index finger.

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Peel the nitrile glove away from the hand,

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turning it inside out.

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Grasp that glove completely in your opposite gloved hand and

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close it tight,

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prevent it from hanging down.

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Slide your index finger from your ungloved hand under the cuff of the

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remaining nitrile glove,

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being careful not to touch the outside of the nitrile glove,

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feel the remaining glove off,

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creating a bag,

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and then discard both of the gloves.

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That will minimize any potential contact with any thinochloride

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that may touch the nitrile gloves.

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Next up,

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unclip the SO2 monitor and store it inside of the spill kit.

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the hard hat with the face shield,

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place that in the spill kit as well,

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but leave your safety glasses on.

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To

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remove the Tycum suit,

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you'll start by pulling off the closure over the zipper.

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You can open and widen the closure.

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Next,

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you'll unzip the suit,

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remove the hood,

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and then take off the suit.

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You do want to try to turn the suit inside out as much as possible

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to minimize contact with other surfaces.

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You can open and widen the closure.

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Next, you'll unzip the suit,

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remove the hood,

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and then take off the suit.

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You do want to try to turn the suit inside out as much as possible

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to minimize contact with other surfaces.

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So, you notice our BSO is kind of shimmying out of the Tycum

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suit there.

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So notice our BSO is kind of shimmying out of the Tycum

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suit there.

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You want to try to avoid touching the exterior.

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Now if

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the Tycum suit has been contaminated or is suspected of being contaminated,

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you must undergo fuel decontamination to clean the suit following

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the instructors and the manufacturer user manual.

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If you will be undergoing fuel decontamination,

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do not remove your nitrile gloves until after you have removed and cleaned the suit.

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You want to try to avoid touching the exterior.

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If you suspect that residual material is still present after cleaning,

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discard the suit right away.

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With that said,

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these Tychum suits are designed for limited use applications,

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so they can be worn until damaged,

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altered,

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or controlled.

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