Colleton County Fire-Rescue

Chemical (Detergent) Suicide Training

This training is being offered to emergency responders across all disciplines (Fire, Police, EMS), Hazardous Materials Technicians, pre-hospital and hospital providers, coroners, and medical examiners.  This information was compiled and developed by the South Carolina Firefighter Mobilization Hazardous Materials Working Group in coordination with the South Carolina Firefighters Association.
Why do you need this training?
The videos below are separated by field/discipline.
Video 1: Communications Personnel/Dispatchers, Fire, Police, EMS, and any other responders that could arrive first at a chemical suicide incident Video 2: Firefighters and Hazardous Materials Technicians Video 3: Medical Professionals, Pre-Hospital and Hospital Providers, EMS, Nurses, and Physicians Video 4: Coroners and Medical Examiners Of course, you are encouraged to review all of the videos, especially if you work in multiple fields/disciplines.
	Communications Personnel/Dispatchers, Fire, Police, EMS, and any other responders that could arrive first at a chemical suicide incident
	Firefighters and Hazardous Materials Technicians
	Medical Professionals, Pre-Hospital and Hospital Providers, EMS, Nurses, and Physicians
	Coroners and Medical Examiners
If you have any questions or desire any additional information, please contact: Battalion Chief Greg Chesher, City of Charleston Fire Department chesherg@charleston-sc.gov -or- Deputy Chief David A. Greene, Colleton County Fire-Rescue Chairman, South Carolina Firefighter Mobilization HazMat Working Group scffmobhwmg@gmail.com dgreene@colletoncounty.org

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