Emergency Response Guidebook 2020 Updates Summary
Emergency Response
Guidebook 2020
2
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Tentative release:
May/June 2020
•
Print and mobile app
versions published in
English, Spanish and
French
Summary of updates: White pages
•
Minor edits based on plain language review
•
Improved illustrations for railcar and road trailer
identification charts
•
New additions:
Lithium battery label and marking
Decontamination section
Heat Induced Tear basic information
New terms in glossary section
3
Summary of updates: Yellow and Blue Pages
•
UN numbers for Chemical Warfare Agents
were removed
•
Removed and added UN numbers based
on UN and North American regulations
•
Reviewed polymerization hazards for certain
materials
•
Re-evaluated guide assignment for some
materials
4
Summary of updates: Orange pages
•
Created
new
How to use the orange guide pages
section
•
Guide 121
Gases - inert
was merged with Guide
120
Gases - inert (Including refrigerated liquids)
•
Added CAUTION sentences for specific materials
•
Comprehensive review of the sentences in the
orange pages by FEMA/NFA
•
Distances in PUBLIC SAFETY section are now in
EVACUATION section
5
Summary of updates: Green pages
•
Minor edits based on plain language review
•
Improved illustrations for railcar and road trailer
identification charts
•
New additions:
Lithium battery label and marking
Decontamination section
Heat Induced Tear basic information
New terms in glossary section
6
Updates for the 2020 Emergency Response Guidebook include revisions to various color-coded pages such as white, yellow, orange, and green. Changes involve the addition of new content like Lithium battery labels, decontamination sections, and enhanced illustrations. Notable adjustments pertain to UN numbers, polymerization hazards, guide assignments, and the merging of certain guide sections. The guide also features new terms in the glossary and improved instructions for specific materials, with a focus on safety and clear communication.
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Emergency Response Guidebook 2020
Tentative release: May/June 2020 Print and mobile app versions published in English, Spanish and French 2
Summary of updates: White pages Minor edits based on plain language review Improved illustrations for railcar and road trailer identification charts New additions: Lithium battery label and marking Decontamination section Heat Induced Tear basic information New terms in glossary section 3
Summary of updates: Yellow and Blue Pages UN numbers for Chemical Warfare Agents were removed Removed and added UN numbers based on UN and North American regulations Reviewed polymerization hazards for certain materials Re-evaluated guide assignment for some materials 4
Summary of updates: Orange pages Created new How to use the orange guide pages section Guide 121 Gases - inert was merged with Guide 120 Gases - inert (Including refrigerated liquids) Added CAUTION sentences for specific materials Comprehensive review of the sentences in the orange pages by FEMA/NFA Distances in PUBLIC SAFETY section are now in EVACUATION section 5
Summary of updates: Green pages Minor edits based on plain language review Improved illustrations for railcar and road trailer identification charts New additions: Lithium battery label and marking Decontamination section Heat Induced Tear basic information New terms in glossary section 6
