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Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations (FRO) Level II Responder (Includes Mailed ERG)

The Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations (FRO) Level II Responder course is designed for emergency responders, firefighters, and safety personnel who are responsible for responding to hazardous materials incidents in a defensive manner. This Hazmat FRO Online Course provides essential knowledge on hazard recognition, risk assessment, and response strategies to protect people, property, and the environment. Participants will learn how to contain incidents, support advanced response teams, and follow regulatory safety procedures.

This FRO Hazmat Training helps professionals meet compliance requirements while enhancing their readiness for real-world emergencies. Upon successful completion, learners receive Continuing Education Units (CEUs), a Certificate of Completion, and a PVC wallet ID, validating their Hazmat FRO Certification and ensuring they are prepared for Level II response responsibilities.

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Learning Objectives

Understand the role and responsibilities of a First Responder Operations Level II responder
Identify hazardous materials and recognize potential risks during an incident
Apply defensive response strategies to contain hazardous materials incidents safely
Perform hazard and risk assessments to protect people, property, and the environment

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for FRO level response
Implement basic decontamination procedures during hazardous materials incidents
Support emergency response teams while following established safety protocols
Ensure compliance with DOT, OSHA, and local regulations related to hazmat response

Course Outline

1. Module 1
1. Course Overview
2. Introduction to Hazardous Materials Emergency Response
3. Hazmat Emergency Response
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. Module 3 Exam

4. Module 4
1. Road Trailer Identification
2. Rail and Other Modes of Transportation
3. Other Hazmat Container Identification
4. Module 4 Exam
5. Module 5
1. Introduction to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
2. Fire Control on a Hazmat Incident
3. FRO Entry Operations at a Hazmat Incident
4. Decontamination and the FRO
5. FRO Mitigation Techniques
6. Summary and Conclusion
7. Module 5 Exam

Training Process

This course fulfills the Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations (FRO) Level II training requirement outlined in 29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(ii) and 29 CFR 1926.65(q)(6)(ii). It should be complemented with your employer’s Emergency Response Plan (ERP) training, covering company-specific procedures for responding to hazardous materials incidents. Students do not need to complete both the First Responder Awareness (FRA) and First Responder Operations (FRO) courses, as the FRO course satisfies the training requirements for both levels. FRO training builds upon FRA principles and equips responders with defensive strategies to manage hazardous materials safely. Annual refresher training or demonstration of competency is required to maintain compliance. Refresher sessions should occur within one year of initial completion and annually thereafter. Options for refresher training include FRO Refresher courses (4–6 hours or 8 hours), FRA Refresher, or Hazardous Materials Technician Refresher courses, depending on your role. Depending on job responsibilities, responders may need supplementary training, including site-specific emergency procedures, advanced PPE usage, and hazard-specific practices. Employers should provide training tailored to the company's equipment, health and safety policies, and operational protocols. Federal, state, or local regulations may also mandate additional instruction. Combining outside provider training with site-specific instruction ensures responders are fully prepared and compliant.

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