The HazMat Guys

Bobby Salvesen and Mike Monaco
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From a spark of knowledge on a podcast to a comprehensive training hub, we empower responders of all levels in the ever-evolving world of hazmat response. Through hundreds of episodes, online courses, and in-person programs, we bridge the gap between novice and expert, fostering a collaborative community of continuous learning. Together, we equip responders with the skills and knowledge to navigate hazardous situations safely and effectively.

  1. 2d ago

    Is 40 Hours Enough to Make a Competent Hazmat Technician?

    A 40-hour hazmat technician course may meet a minimum requirement, but Bob, Mike, and Jake question whether it can realistically produce field-ready competency. They break down the difference between covering material and actually developing knowledge, proficiency, and competency, then compare longer training models and the need to tailor instruction to local hazards.The discussion then shifts to instructor quality. Technical expertise is only part of the job. A strong lead instructor also has to engage the room, explain difficult concepts from multiple angles, recognize when students are not understanding, and keep teaching even when the PowerPoint or AV system fails.Key Moments00:00 - Hot Takes and Episode Setup03:15 - The Case Against a 40-Hour Technician Course05:14 - Why Hazmat Competency Takes More Time10:30 - Building Training Time Around Competency13:46 - Training for Local Hazards and Real-World Needs17:23 - Finding the Right Length for Tech School23:16 - What Makes a Good Hazmat Instructor?30:11 - Why Teaching Can Build Better TechniciansEpisode SponsorsRigaku Analytical DevicesRigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer.https://www.rigakuanalytical.comTeledyne FLIR DefenseCBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment.https://defense.flir.com908 Devices908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need.https://www.908devices.comObexionFRObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels.https://www.obexionfr.comFire Suppression SolutionsFire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries.https://www.firesuppressionsolutions.comTraining & ResourcesMain websiteTrainingContactBooks & ProductsNHERD Volume 1NHERD Volume 2Are You Compliant?Building a HazMat TeamYou Suck at Teaching HazMatNERHD: The GameMedia NetworkCommand Media NetworkHazard ClassIndustrial Strength: Haz Mat HarderMerchhttps://thehazmatguys.com/store/#materialsFollowFacebookInstagramLinkedInYouTubeOfficial TaglineDon’t just get on the job. Get into it.™Music CreditMusic from #InAudiohttps://inaudio.org/SportRock & Workout

  2. Sep 11

    How 9/11 Changed Hazmat Response for the Next 25 Years

    Twenty-five years after September 11, Bobby and Mike are joined by FDNY HazMat 1 Lieutenant John Cassidy and retired NYPD Emergency Service Unit member Mike Kenny to look at how 9/11 changed hazmat response. The discussion follows the rapid expansion of funding, training, WMD preparedness, analytical technology, PPE, FEMA USAR capability, and the outside schools that helped rebuild experience after the devastating loss of hazmat personnel. They also examine the growing pains that came with new money and new equipment, the evolution of fire and law enforcement cooperation, and why younger technicians often became the best carriers of new ideas back into their organizations. The result is a candid look at how far hazmat preparedness has come in 25 years, what capabilities are beginning to fade, and why continued training and interagency cooperation still matter. Key Moments 00:00 Sponsors and Opening 03:47 How 9/11 Accelerated Hazmat 07:20 Funding, Bhopal, Sarin and Anthrax 10:32 Fire and Police Learn to Work Together 12:33 When Lab Technology Came to the Street 15:58 How Hazmat PPE Evolved 24:39 Why Outside Training Changed the Culture 30:16 Decon, Funding and Modern Preparedness 33:39 Is the Country Better Prepared Today? Episode Sponsors Rigaku Analytical Devices Rigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer. Teledyne FLIR Defense CBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment. 908 Devices 908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need. ObexionFR ObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels. Fire Suppression Solutions Fire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries. Training & Resources Command Media Network: Hazard Class: Industrial Strength: Haz Mat Harder: Merch Follow Facebook: Instagram: LinkedIn: YouTube: Official Tagline Don’t just get on the job. Get into it.™ Music Credit Music from #InAudio Rock & Workout

  3. Sep 4

    Hot Takes: Are Hazmat Teams Moving Too Slowly?

    Hazmat response is supposed to be deliberate, but has “slow down” become an excuse for unnecessary delay? The crew challenges the idea that every hazmat incident should automatically move at a crawl, especially during the early stages when rapid recon and life safety decisions matter most. They break down analysis paralysis, checklist-driven operations, unrealistic metering habits, sequential tasking, command micromanagement, and the role competency plays in speed. The conclusion is not to rush. It is to train technicians and leaders well enough to recognize the right operational gear, work in parallel, trust each other, and move as quickly as the incident safely allows. Key Moments 00:00 - Hazmat hot takes 04:10 - Do hazmat teams move too slowly? 08:14 - Why rapid recon matters 11:38 - Training versus real-world operations 14:00 - Working tasks in parallel 18:33 - Finding the right operational gear 20:46 - Team familiarity, competency, and speed 23:06 - Command trust and micromanagement 26:49 - How leaders can release the brakes Episode Sponsors Rigaku Analytical Devices Rigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer. https://www.rigakuanalytical.com Teledyne FLIR Defense CBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment. https://defense.flir.com 908 Devices 908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need. https://www.908devices.com ObexionFR ObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels. https://www.obexionfr.com Fire Suppression Solutions Fire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries. https://www.firesuppressionsolutions.com Training & Resources Main website Training Contact Books & Products NHERD Volume 1 NHERD Volume 2 Are You Compliant? Building a HazMat Team You Suck at Teaching HazMat NERHD: The Game Media Network Command Media Network Hazard Class Industrial Strength: Haz Mat Harder Merch https://thehazmatguys.com/store/#materials Follow Facebook Instagram LinkedIn YouTube Don’t just get on the job. Get into it.™ Music Credit Music from #InAudio https://inaudio.org/Sport Rock & Workout

  4. Aug 28

    Magic Mushroom Grow Labs: How Dangerous Are They Really? | THMG563

    What happens when a hazmat team walks into a magic mushroom lab? In this episode, Bob and Jake break down psilocybin mushroom grow operations and what firefighters, hazmat technicians, and law enforcement need to know. They cover how magic mushrooms are grown, processed, and packaged, along with the real hazards responders may encounter, including airborne spores, mold, biological aerosols, CO2, isopropyl alcohol, electrical hazards, sharps, and other drugs. They also discuss atmospheric monitoring, respiratory protection, PPE selection, and why a mushroom grow is very different from a traditional meth lab. If your team encounters a clandestine psilocybin grow, what should you actually be worried about? This episode separates the real hazards from the myths. EPISODE SPONSORS:   Rigaku Analytical Devices: Rigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer.https://www.rigakuanalytical.com   Teledyne FLIR Defense: CBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment.https://defense.flir.com   908 Devices: 908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need.https://www.908devices.com   ObexionFR: ObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels.https://www.obexionfr.com   Fire Suppression Solutions (FSS): Fire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries.https://www.firesuppressionsolutions.com   TRAINING & RESOURCEShttps://thehazmatguys.comhttps://thehazmatguys.com/traininghttps://thehazmatguys.com/contact   BOOKS & PRODUCTSNHERD Volume 1https://thehazmatguys.com/product/national-emergency-response-hazmat-drills-nerhd/ NHERD Volume 2https://thehazmatguys.com/product/second-edition-national-emergency-response-hazmat-drills-nerhd2/ Are You Compliant?https://thehazmatguys.com/product/are-you-compliant/ Building a HazMat Teamhttps://thehazmatguys.com/product/building-a-hazmat-team/ You Suck at Teaching HazMathttps://thehazmatguys.com/product/you-suck/ NERHD: The Gamehttps://thehazmatguys.com/product/nerhd-the-game/   Command Media Networkhttps://commandmedianetwork.com/ Hazard Classhttps://thehazmatguys.com/hazard-class/ Industrial Strength: Haz Mat Harderhttps://thehazmatguys.com/industrial-strength-podcast/   MERCHhttps://thehazmatguys.com/store/#materials   FOLLOWFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/thehazmatguys Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thehazmatguys LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/the-haz-mat-guys YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/@thehazmatguys   Don’t just get on the job. Get into it.™   Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/Sport Rock & Workout

  5. Aug 21

    A dip into the ‘ol mailbag | Part II

    We discuss when Level A protection may actually be the wrong choice, why hazmat incidents often become command problems instead of purely chemistry problems, and which hazmat situations are the most concerning. The conversation focuses on practical hazmat response, PPE selection, risk assessment, and the leadership challenges that shape outcomes on scene. If you’re involved in hazardous materials operations, emergency response, fire service training, or incident command, this episode offers a grounded look at the questions responders actually wrestle with in the field. EPISODE SPONSORSRigaku Analytical DevicesRigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer.https://www.rigakuanalytical.comTeledyne FLIR DefenseCBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment.https://defense.flir.com908 Devices908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need.https://www.908devices.comObexionFRObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels.https://www.obexionfr.comFire Suppression Solutions (FSS)Fire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries.https://www.firesuppressionsolutions.comTRAINING & RESOURCESthehazmatguys.comthehazmatguys.com/trainingthehazmatguys.com/contactBOOKS & PRODUCTSNHERD Volume 1 — linkNHERD Volume 2 — linkAre You Compliant? — linkBuilding a HazMat Team — linkYou Suck at Teaching HazMat — linkNERHD: The Game — linkMEDIA NETWORKCommand Media Network — linkHazard Class — linkIndustrial Strength: Haz Mat Harder — linkMERCHthehazmatguys.com/storeFOLLOWFacebook — linkInstagram — linkLinkedIn — linkYouTube — linkDon’t just get on the job. Get into it.™Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/Sport Rock & Workout

  6. Aug 14

    A dip into the ‘ol mailbag | Part I

    Pulling from the podcast mailbag, we break down how responders think through chemical identification, initial isolation, and early hazmat decision-making during an incident. We also discuss atmospheric monitoring and the common meter-use mistake that can affect safety and situational awareness. This conversation is focused on real-world emergency response, helping hazmat teams and first responders sharpen their approach without overcomplicating the basics. Plus, we tee up three more listener questions for the next episode. EPISODE SPONSORSRigaku Analytical DevicesRigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer.https://www.rigakuanalytical.comTeledyne FLIR DefenseCBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment.https://defense.flir.com908 Devices908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need.https://www.908devices.comObexionFRObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels.https://www.obexionfr.comFire Suppression Solutions (FSS)Fire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries.https://www.firesuppressionsolutions.comTRAINING & RESOURCESthehazmatguys.comthehazmatguys.com/trainingthehazmatguys.com/contactBOOKS & PRODUCTSNHERD Volume 1 — linkNHERD Volume 2 — linkAre You Compliant? — linkBuilding a HazMat Team — linkYou Suck at Teaching HazMat — linkNERHD: The Game — linkMEDIA NETWORKCommand Media Network — linkHazard Class — linkIndustrial Strength: Haz Mat Harder — linkMERCHthehazmatguys.com/storeFOLLOWFacebook — linkInstagram — linkLinkedIn — linkYouTube — linkDon’t just get on the job. Get into it.™Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/Sport Rock & Workout

  7. Aug 7

    Battery issue in Warwick with Wayne Melton | Part II

    Wayne walks through an interesting real-world event that offers plenty to think about for anyone involved in response, training, or emergency services. The conversation highlights how much can be learned from actual calls and why it’s important to bring those lessons back to the training table. Even though the audio quality isn’t perfect, the message comes through clearly: listen closely, reflect on the details, and share the takeaways with your team. This episode is all about learning from experience, improving response readiness, and passing valuable knowledge forward. EPISODE SPONSORSRigaku Analytical DevicesRigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer.https://www.rigakuanalytical.comTeledyne FLIR DefenseCBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment.https://defense.flir.com908 Devices908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need.https://www.908devices.comObexionFRObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels.https://www.obexionfr.comFire Suppression Solutions (FSS)Fire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries.https://www.firesuppressionsolutions.comTRAINING & RESOURCESthehazmatguys.comthehazmatguys.com/trainingthehazmatguys.com/contactBOOKS & PRODUCTSNHERD Volume 1 — linkNHERD Volume 2 — linkAre You Compliant? — linkBuilding a HazMat Team — linkYou Suck at Teaching HazMat — linkNERHD: The Game — linkMEDIA NETWORKCommand Media Network — linkHazard Class — linkIndustrial Strength: Haz Mat Harder — linkMERCHthehazmatguys.com/storeFOLLOWFacebook — linkInstagram — linkLinkedIn — linkYouTube — linkDon’t just get on the job. Get into it.™Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/Sport Rock & Workout

  8. Jul 31

    Battery issue in Warwick with Wayne Melton

    Wayne walks through an interesting real-world event that offers plenty to think about for anyone involved in response, training, or emergency services. The conversation highlights how much can be learned from actual calls and why it’s important to bring those lessons back to the training table. Even though the audio quality isn’t perfect, the message comes through clearly: listen closely, reflect on the details, and share the takeaways with your team. This episode is all about learning from experience, improving response readiness, and passing valuable knowledge forward. EPISODE SPONSORSRigaku Analytical DevicesRigaku provides handheld Raman analyzers for first responders facing unknown hazards. Their 1064 nm Raman technology reduces fluorescence interference, enabling chemical identification in under a minute—even in difficult samples. Rigaku’s fourth-generation platform expands accessory support to help teams assess hazards faster and safer.https://www.rigakuanalytical.comTeledyne FLIR DefenseCBRNE threats don’t wait for safe locations. Teledyne FLIR Defense equips responders, security professionals, and military personnel with real-time detection tools for mobile, fixed, and covert deployment. From handheld trace detectors to autonomous bio-monitors, their technology ensures rapid threat recognition and evidence-quality documentation in any environment.https://defense.flir.com908 Devices908 Devices delivers handheld chemical analysis tools addressing fentanyl exposure, toxic industrial hazards, and global security threats. Responders use these devices to rapidly detect, identify, and monitor thousands of chemical hazards—bulk or trace—directly at the point of need.https://www.908devices.comObexionFRObexionFR is a mobile solution for lithium-ion battery fires developed by former FDNY HazMat experts. It neutralizes fires by addressing heat, oxygen, and fuel—cooling batteries, isolating oxygen, and preventing re-ignition while maintaining safe gas levels.https://www.obexionfr.comFire Suppression Solutions (FSS)Fire Suppression Solutions, based in Slinger, Wisconsin, is the U.S. master distributor for advanced suppression technologies. Their partnership with LifeSafe Technologies delivers TRF (Thermal Runaway Fluid), proven through testing to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires. Products include A & B fire solutions and BSI-rated systems across 10 categories, including lithium-ion batteries.https://www.firesuppressionsolutions.comTRAINING & RESOURCESthehazmatguys.comthehazmatguys.com/trainingthehazmatguys.com/contactBOOKS & PRODUCTSNHERD Volume 1 — linkNHERD Volume 2 — linkAre You Compliant? — linkBuilding a HazMat Team — linkYou Suck at Teaching HazMat — linkNERHD: The Game — linkMEDIA NETWORKCommand Media Network — linkHazard Class — linkIndustrial Strength: Haz Mat Harder — linkMERCHthehazmatguys.com/storeFOLLOWFacebook — linkInstagram — linkLinkedIn — linkYouTube — linkDon’t just get on the job. Get into it.™Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/Sport Rock & Workout

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From a spark of knowledge on a podcast to a comprehensive training hub, we empower responders of all levels in the ever-evolving world of hazmat response. Through hundreds of episodes, online courses, and in-person programs, we bridge the gap between novice and expert, fostering a collaborative community of continuous learning. Together, we equip responders with the skills and knowledge to navigate hazardous situations safely and effectively.

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  • Creator
    Bobby Salvesen and Mike Monaco
  • Years Active
    2015 - 2026
  • Episodes
    567
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Bobby Salvesen and Mike Monaco
  • Show Website
    The HazMat Guys

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