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Hosted by Bobby Salvesen and Mike Monaco · EN · 86 episodes
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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.
Bobby Salvesen and Mike Monaco hosts The HazMat Guys, a education show with 86 episodes published.
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
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 call
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 call
We take a closer look at the details behind Decon corridor setup, including the amount of instructional time it deserves, and the nuance involved in doing it well. The conversation explores key considerations for buildin
We take a closer look at the details behind Decon corridor setup, including the amount of instructional time it deserves, and the nuance involved in doing it well. The conversation explores key considerations for buildin
In this episode, Mike revisits a question raised during one of the show’s happy hours and explains why he thought it deserved a deeper conversation. Bob and Jake come into the discussion with their own reactions, but ove
In this episode, Mike revisits a question raised during one of the show’s happy hours and explains why he thought it deserved a deeper conversation. Bob and Jake come into the discussion with their own reactions, but ove
Fresh off our Baltimore keynote, From Compliance to Competency, this episode digs into why moving beyond simple compliance matters for real growth, better practice, and more meaningful engagement. We got some strong trac
In this episode, we discuss the current software offerings, Haven Metering and Haven Incident Mapping, and share a look at where the project stands right now. John is developing the tools behind the scenes, and we’re exc
Mike and I dust off an older Ebola episode from the last time the virus made headlines and bring it up to date with the current outbreak context. We talk through the Ebola situation as it’s being reported, why people are
In this conversation, Jesse Taylor walks us through what’s new at Rigaku, featuring the Icon-X Raman analyzer, as well as the Vector standoff accessory. The discussion focuses on the significance of Rigaku’s use of 1064
Mike and I dust off an older Ebola episode from the last time the virus made headlines and bring it up to date with the current outbreak context. We talk through the Ebola situation as it’s being reported, why people are
We explain polymerization in clear, approachable terms, connecting the chemistry concept to the recent California-related headlines that brought it into public conversation. If you’ve heard the term in news coverage and
Jeff Wynn, who listeners may remember from a previous episode, shares new information that builds on our earlier discussion of civilian support teams and military support for local assets. The conversation explores how t
Jeff Wynn, who listeners may remember from a previous episode, shares new information that builds on our earlier discussion of civilian support teams and military support for local assets. The conversation explores how t
Recorded on-site at the Cold Zone Hazmat Conference, this conversation focuses on the key chemical and physical properties that help responders monitor hazards safely and effectively. Jake and Bob walk through the five c
We start by unpacking common AI fails and how the quality of your input directly shapes the output. From there, Bob goes deeper into long-term context that may already be set up in your account without you realizing it,
In this episode, the guys run a full-on draft where each person picks 10 different hazmat products while boxing the others out from grabbing the same items. As the rounds unfold, the conversation turns into a lively brea
We sit down with Mark Feldman and Ralph Suppa to talk through the growing wave of questions we’ve been getting by email about class accreditation and what it really means in practice. To bring clarity and visibility to t
Right before hitting record, the crew has a lightning-bolt idea: Bob might not be able to join the conversation, but he can still shape it. Instead of sitting out completely, he drops five questions for Mike and Jake to
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The HazMat Guys is hosted by Bobby Salvesen and Mike Monaco. The show is categorised under education (courses) and has published 86 episodes.
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