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Hazmat

In the face of hazardous materials incidents, first responders are tasked with protecting lives, property, and the environment—often with limited information about the dangers ahead. Whether responding to a chemical spill, gas leak, or unknown airborne threat, visibility into potential hazards is critical.

Toxic gases can cause both immediate and long-term health effects, while combustible gases pose a serious risk of fire or explosion. That’s why continuous gas detection is essential. By using personal and area monitors, emergency teams can identify and track harmful substances like ammonia (NH3), chlorine (Cl2), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), and more. These tools help responders establish safe perimeters, monitor changing conditions, and make informed decisions in real time.

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Ventis® Pro5

With its rugged design, wide range of sensor options, and extended battery life, the Ventis Pro5 keeps workers safe even in the most demanding conditions.

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MX6 iBrid®

Advance your gas detection capabilities with the most adaptable six-gas monitor on the market. With hundreds of sensor combinations and configurations, the MX6 iBrid has what you need.

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Radius® BZ1

The Radius BZ1 Area Monitor provides seamless, hands-free monitoring. Its robust build and long-lasting battery are perfect for applications like continuous perimeter monitoring.

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SAFER® One

Get real-time, predictive information to 
proactively respond to a chemical release and reduce risk with awardwinning SAFER One® Dynamic Plume Modeling Software.

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Are You Prepared for a Chemical Emergency?

Chemical emergencies can happen unexpectedly, even with stringent safety measures in place. These incidents can quickly lead to situations beyond your control and pose significant risks to workers, the community, and the environment. This guide is designed to help you navigate these challenges by providing you with the knowledge and tools needed to prepare for and respond to chemical emergencies effectively.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What hazmat safety trainings are available?

Industrial Scientific offers a variety of hazmat safety training programs, including on-site training and webinars. Some learnings you can learn include principles of gas detection and sensor technologies, proper use and maintenance of gas detection equipment, and emergency response procedures and evacuation protocols.

What is a Chemical Emergency Toolkit?

It’s a comprehensive set of tools, procedures, and technologies designed to help facilities respond effectively to chemical emergencies, protect human life, and minimize operational disruption.

What are the financial risks of not being prepared for a chemical incident?

An unplanned shutdown due to a chemical emergency can cost upwards of $330,000 in just four hours, factoring in lost revenue, labor, and operational downtime. Additional costs may include regulatory fines, environmental remediation, and reputational damage. Investing in preparedness—such as gas detection, plume modeling, and emergency planning—can significantly reduce these risks.

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