The Military Fire Department of the State of Rio de Janeiro (CBMERJ) held a graduation ceremony for the 17th class of its Hazardous Products Operations Course on November 11.
The event took place at the Hazardous Products Operations Group in Duque de Caxias and was attended by newly graduated specialists and officials from the department.
Sixteen personnel completed the course, which focuses on specialized skills needed to manage incidents involving dangerous substances.
During the ceremony, graduates demonstrated skills learned throughout the training by performing a simulation.
This exercise showcased response techniques for managing hazardous materials, providing a practical illustration of the methods and knowledge gained over the duration of the course.
The course trains CBMERJ personnel and other organizations to respond effectively to hazardous materials incidents.
This includes identifying and mitigating risks posed by harmful substances and implementing containment measures to protect both individuals and the environment.
A significant part of the training involves handling emergencies related to hazardous substances in both road transport and industrial settings.
Participants learn techniques for pollution control, environmental protection, and responses to hazardous materials exposure, equipping them for diverse types of incidents.
Graduates receive specific instruction on managing emergencies involving various hazardous substances, including flammable gases, liquids, and solids.
The training also covers response measures for incidents involving explosive, toxic, and corrosive materials.
The curriculum includes radioactivity and toxicology studies, qualifying graduates to handle emergencies involving a range of toxic substances.
Through hands-on practice and theoretical knowledge, the course aims to prepare military personnel for real-world incidents requiring specialized response skills.
CBMERJ emphasizes that this program aligns with its commitment to the safety of both its personnel and the general public.
The training enhances the department’s capacity to respond to complex situations and protect the population and environment from hazardous materials risks.
The Military Fire Department of the State of Rio de Janeiro recently graduated the 17th class from its Hazardous Products Operations Course.
The program, held at the Hazardous Products Operations Group in Duque de Caxias, prepares personnel to respond to incidents involving hazardous materials.
Sixteen specialists completed the training, which includes managing incidents with dangerous gases, flammable substances, explosives, and toxic materials.
The course also addresses industrial accidents and pollution control techniques.
CBMERJ aims to enhance the safety of its operations by equipping personnel with these specialized skills, which protect both the public and the environment from hazardous substances.
