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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2018 · 40 MIN

THMG135 – Haz Mat RIT with Mark Sicuso

from The HazMat Guys · host Bobby Salvesen and Mike Monaco

In this episode, we talk about hazmat RIT with our friend Mark Sicuso. He provided his perspective on the philosophy behind RIT and gave advice on how we can become more competent about this incredibly important topic.Thank to our sponsor, CBRNE Convergence World 2018. This show will be held in Orlando, Florida, USA. Click here for registration information and other fantastic information.Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Thanks for listening and watching! Follow us on the socials:FacebookInstagramLinkedInYouTube Don’t just get on the job, get into the job!Episode Summary: In this episode of The Hazmat Guys podcast, hosts Michael Monaco and Bobby Salveson dive into the critical topic of Rapid Intervention Teams (RIT) specifically designed for hazmat situations. Joined by guest Mark Secuzio, a seasoned firefighter and hazmat specialist, the discussion explores the necessity, structure, and best practices of having a dedicated RIT or FAST team for hazardous material incidents. The conversation covers everything from the types of equipment needed, levels of training, and the importance of having a plan tailored to the unique challenges of hazmat operations.

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