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2 Comments:
We do not have an SOP or SOG stating this however on my own power I will not go in without an SCBA and mask on. There are just to many chemicals being used in everyday household products now, and it simply is not safe to go without a mask on.
Just a question. Where did those new findings come from and where can they be found?
A new Sop that is being developed states that SCBA shoud be worn untill two hours after the fire is out.
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