The blue and yellow sections assist in connecting a substance to a specific "Guide" which provides appropriate response to the substance in question. The Orange Section , consists of …

Blue: The blue section identifies chemicals in alphabetical order — you’ll use this section to identify a chemical if you can’t easily find it in the yellow section. Orange: Once you gather …

Blue Pages Refer to Pages 8-9 Refer to Pages 10-13 Determine the Guide Number Is the material highlighted in green? Use GUIDE 111 If the Guide Number has a “P” next to it, the …

2004年9月21日 · The ERG is divided into five color-coded sections. White Pages—provide instructions on how to use the ERG as well as other pertinent information such as placards, …

2024年4月4日 · These provide valuable information on how to use the ERG, placard and container identification charts, pipeline information, terrorism information, standoff distances, a …

What is the ERG? An incident can be managed using any edition of the ERG, as long as all responders are advised what edition the Incident Commander is using. Although primarily for …

2017年5月23日 · Blue: Blue section is common referenced as the chemical section, and all chemicals are listed in alphabetical order. When looking for a chemical name, remember that …

The ERG is primarily designed to be used at hazardous materials incidents occurring at: industrial facilities. fixed facility locations. clandestine/illicit laboratories. highways, railroads, and pipelines.

The system uses a color-coded diamond with four quadrants in which numbers are used in the upper three quadrants to signal the degree of health hazard (blue), flammability hazard (red), …

2004年9月21日 · Using the ERG: Green Bordered Pages Within the Yellow and Blue sections, you will notice some entries are highlighted green. This green highlight indicates the index …