>About 10:45 a.m., the Conrail hazardous materials risk manager; the CSXT hazardous materials manager; and the Gloucester County Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosives team (CBRNE) lieutenant approached the wreckage by boat.38 Although none of these individuals wore respiratory protection, they closely inspected tank car valves and fittings. They acknowledged the accumulated frost on the tank cars and bridge equipment, thus confirming that the release of a compressed gas had occurred.
Do these people not even care about their own well-being? I was stuck in traffic downwind of a semi fire once and it was like breathing death, I've carried an emergency CBRN respirator under my seat ever since. These responders have CBRN in their job title!
Do these people not even care about their own well-being? I was stuck in traffic downwind of a semi fire once and it was like breathing death, I've carried an emergency CBRN respirator under my seat ever since. These responders have CBRN in their job title!