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Hazardous Materials First Responder Awareness (FRA) Level I Responder for Law Enforcement (Includes Downloadable ERG)

The Hazardous Materials First Responder Awareness (FRA) Level I Responder for Law Enforcement course is designed for police officers, deputies, and security personnel who may encounter hazardous materials during routine operations. This Hazmat FRA Law Enforcement Training provides essential knowledge to recognize hazards, assess risks, and take appropriate defensive actions without direct intervention.

This Hazmat Law Enforcement Training Online course includes a downloadable Hazmat ERG, allowing participants to quickly reference critical information during real-world incidents. The training covers hazard identification, safe scene management, and regulatory awareness to support public safety.

Upon successful completion, learners receive Continuing Education Units (CEUs), a Certificate of Completion, and a PVC wallet ID, verifying their FRA Level I competency. This course ensures compliance with OSHA and DOT standards while strengthening awareness-level response capabilities.

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Learning Objectives

Identify hazardous materials and understand the potential risks associated with them in law enforcement environments.
Recognize the responsibilities and limitations of a Level I First Responder Awareness (FRA) in hazardous materials incidents.
Safely approach and secure a hazardous materials incident scene while minimizing personal and public risk.
Use the Hazmat Emergency Response Guide (ERG) to quickly and accurately determine initial response actions.

Comply with OSHA, DOT, and federal hazardous materials transportation laws relevant to law enforcement personnel.
Integrate company-specific or site-specific Emergency Response Plan (ERP) procedures into hazard response operations.
Communicate effectively with specialized Hazmat teams and other emergency responders during an incident.
Demonstrate ongoing awareness and preparedness through refresher training and competency evaluation to maintain safety compliance.

Course Outline

1. Module 1
1. Course Overview
2. Introduction to Hazardous Materials Emergency Response
3. Hazmat Emergency Responders
4. Hazardous Materials, Substances and Wastes
5. Recognizing Hazmat Incidents
6. Module 1 Exam
2. Module 2
1. Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) Overview
2. ERG White Pages Quiz
3. ERG Yellow-bordered & Blue-bordered Pages
4. ERG Yellow-bordered & Blue-bordered Pages Quiz
5. ERG Orange-bordered Pages
6. ERG Orange-bordered Pages Quiz
7. ERG Green-bordered Pages
8. ERG Green-bordered Pages Quiz
9. ERG Exercise

3. Module 3
1. Managing Hazmat Incidents
2. Basic Actions for All First Responders
3. Summary and Conclusion
4. Module 3 Exam

Training Process

This course is designed to help law enforcement personnel meet the Hazardous Materials First Responder Awareness (FRA) Level I Responder training requirement, including the Downloadable ERG, in accordance with 29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(i) and 29 CFR 1926.65(q)(6)(i). Participants should combine this training with company- or agency-specific instruction on their Emergency Response Plan (ERP), including policies and procedures for handling hazardous materials incidents. When applicable, employees must also receive additional training on the specific hazards associated with their roles, as required by OSHA. Employers should ensure credibility by supplementing outside training with site-specific instruction, addressing unique workplace hazards, equipment, safety policies, and emergency procedures. Proper documentation of this training is essential. Students do not need to take both FRA and FRO courses, as FRO training builds upon FRA knowledge and covers both levels if required.

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