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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Try working in certain industries some time. When I was doing hazmat had to be certified yearly in many areas. Heck it was so bad the companies themselves were complaining! They had to pay for it! 😆
I was 58 when I left.
I was 58 when I left.
Grateful4you · M
@DeWayfarer Nurses also have to re-new certifcation by taking courses or attending lectures.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@Grateful4you Always lectures. Often tests and group work. Cooperation is critical in hazmat.
Grateful4you · M
@DeWayfarer Is Hazmat part of clinical settings?, sounds familiar, I've been out of the medical loop now for decades.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@Grateful4you Not medical, though we were trained in medical waste.
HAZardous MATerials and dealing with them. Was first responder level II.
HAZardous MATerials and dealing with them. Was first responder level II.
Grateful4you · M
@DeWayfarer I think Hazmat was part of some of the hospital medical waste. I know that word really well. Part of Universal Precautions. We had to wear gloves and face coverings. The waste bags were red to alert us to the potential danger.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@Grateful4you exactly. Yet this was dealing with anything hazardous: chemical, biological, poisonous and explosive hazards. I wore the white suit.
Grateful4you · M
@DeWayfarer I admire people like you that never get recognized for the work you do. I hope they compensate you well sir.