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THMG554 – Are you compliant?
Jun 26, 2026
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THMG552 – Ebola 2026 | Part II
Jun 12, 2026
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| 6/26/26 | ![]() THMG554 – Are you compliant? | 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 traction and thoughtful responses from the audience, we wanted to continue the conversation around compliance versus competency in a deeper way. In this episode, we explore the philosophical side of what it means to shift from checking boxes to building true capability. The discussion reflects on how compliance can create a baseline, while competency points toward understanding, application, and lasting improvement. If you’re interested in professional development, organizational learning, leadership, training, or the mindset behind better systems, this episode offers a thoughtful look at why competency should be part of the conversation.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 | — | ||||||
| 6/19/26 | ![]() THMG553 – Introducing HAVEN Software | 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 excited to give listeners a better sense of what’s coming. We also talk about the upcoming opportunity to see the software in action with a live demo in Baltimore. If you’ve been following the social media teasers and want to learn more about Haven Metering, Haven Incident Mapping, and what’s next for the platform, this conversation is the place to start.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 | — | ||||||
| 6/12/26 | ![]() THMG552 – Ebola 2026 | Part II✨ | Ebolapreparedness+3 | — | — | — | Ebolapreparedness+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 25m 54s | |
| 6/9/26 | ![]() THMG551a – What’s new at Rigaku✨ | Raman technologychemical threats+3 | Jesse Taylor | Icon-X Raman analyzerVector standoff accessory+4 | — | Raman technologyIcon-X+3 | — | 24m 42s | |
| 6/5/26 | ![]() THMG551 – Ebola 2026✨ | Ebolapreparedness+3 | — | — | — | Ebolapreparedness+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 24m 55s | |
| 5/29/26 | ![]() THMG550 – Polymerization…MMA✨ | polymerizationchemistry+3 | — | THMG550 – Polymerization…MMA | California | polymerizationchemistry+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 26m 41s | |
| 5/22/26 | ![]() THMG549 – Civil Support Teams | Part II✨ | civil support teamsmilitary support+4 | Jeff Wynn | handheld Raman analyzershandheld trace detectors | — | civil support teamsmilitary support+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 35m 46s | |
| 5/15/26 | ![]() THMG548 – Civil Support Teams | Part I✨ | civil support teamsmilitary assistance+3 | Jeff Wynn | handheld Raman analyzershandheld trace detectors | — | civil support teamsmilitary assistance+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 31m 18s | |
| 5/8/26 | ![]() THMG547 – Top 5 C&P Properties You need for monitoring✨ | hazmat responsechemical safety+4 | Jake | 908 Devices | — | hazmatmonitoring+4 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 29m 36s | |
| 5/1/26 | ![]() THMG546 – AI for the Fail!!✨ | AI failuresinput quality+4 | — | — | — | AIfailures+5 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 28m 39s | |
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| 4/24/26 | ![]() THMG545 – Haz Mat Draft Day!✨ | hazard responsedrafting+4 | — | — | — | hazmatdraft+5 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 27m 48s | |
| 4/21/26 | ![]() THMG544a – Join the JOIFF Community✨ | accreditationcompetence+3 | Mark FeldmanRalph Suppa | JOIFF | — | accreditationcertification+5 | — | 31m 56s | |
| 4/17/26 | ![]() THMG544 – The Big Riff✨ | podcast formatdebate+3 | Jake | — | — | podcastdiscussion+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 28m 36s | |
| 4/10/26 | ![]() THMG543 – Mailbag✨ | mailbagQ&A+3 | — | — | — | hazmatQ&A+4 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 23m 56s | |
| 4/3/26 | ![]() THMG542 – Emerging threats V2026.2✨ | emerging threatshazard materials+3 | — | handheld Raman analyzersreal-time detection tools | United States | emerging threatshazard materials+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 23m 33s | |
| 3/27/26 | ![]() THMG541 – Emerging threats V2026.1✨ | emerging threatshazard materials+3 | — | handheld Raman analyzershandheld trace detectors | United States | emerging threatshazard materials+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 20m 13s | |
| 3/20/26 | ![]() THMG540 – Top 10 Chemicals on Road✨ | chemicalsroad safety+3 | Jake | — | — | chemicalsroadside+5 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 27m 29s | |
| 3/13/26 | ![]() THMG539 – The Plot Thickens...✨ | cybersecurityhazmat operations+3 | — | — | — | cyber riskshazardous materials+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 25m 36s | |
| 3/6/26 | ![]() THMG538: Mailbag✨ | hazmat responsechemistry+4 | Jake | — | — | hazmatchemistry+4 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 28m 42s | |
| 2/27/26 | ![]() THMG537 – Exposure Limits✨ | exposure limitsindustrial hygiene+3 | Jake | — | — | exposure limitsindustrial hygienist+3 | Rigaku Analytical Devices | 28m 31s | |
| 2/24/26 | ![]() 2026 Public Service Announcement 1 | We're not going to plan on doing these often, but periodically it's nice to let everybody know what's going on with what we're doing, where the show's going, and get your input. Take a listen. | — | ||||||
| 2/20/26 | ![]() THMG536 – AI for the Win Again | Part IV | We had great traction with the last AI episode, so we dived a little deeper and created a miniseries on the topic. More to come on this one, so strap in, this landscape is shifting quickly. 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 NETWORKHazard 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 | — | ||||||
| 2/13/26 | ![]() THMG535 – AI for the Win Again | Part III | We had great traction with the last AI episode, so we dived a little deeper and created a miniseries on the topic. More to come on this one, so strap in, this landscape is shiftingquickly. 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 NETWORKHazard 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 | — | ||||||
| 2/6/26 | ![]() THMG534 Hazard Class interviews Dr. Norman | Since we are wrapping up our first conference in lovely downtown Key West Florida we stepped back and had our intrepid interviewer Jake Ryks who got the chance to sit down with Dr. Mark Norman. Check out this background interview and learn who the man is. It’s seriously inciteful if your thinking about doing Chemistry.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 NETWORKHazard Class — linkIndustrial Strength: Haz Mat Harder — linkMERCHthehazmatguys.com/storeFOLLOWFacebook — linkInstagram — linkLinkedIn — linkYouTube — linkDon’t just get on the job. Get into it.™ | — | ||||||
| 2/3/26 | ![]() THMG533a – Lithium Ion Suppression Showdown | GuestsJohn Glazier• Packaging Engineer (RIT graduate)• 25+ years in chemical and dangerous goods packaging• Representative at DGO, specializing in lithium-ion battery containment and transport• Expert in third-party testing, thermal runaway mitigation, and DOT-compliant packagingContact:• Email: jglazier@dgo.comJohn Orlando• Retired Fire Marshal with FDNY (27 years)• Former Supervising Fire Marshal specializing in origin-and-cause investigations• Founder of Orlando Safety Solutions• Instrumental in developing NYC’s lithium-ion battery task force• Focused on responder exposure, toxic gases, and real-world fire behaviorContact:• LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook (search John Orlando – Orlando Safety Solutions)Some more info on this product:https://thehazmatguys.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Obexion-FR-Product-Sheet.pptxhttps://thehazmatguys.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Obexion-AG-Info-Sheet.pdfhttps://thehazmatguys.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/DGeoxSoteria-Testing-Report-30-gallon-poly-drum-Final.pdfhttps://www.labelmaster.com/obexionfrSegment Breakdown & Timestamps0:17 – 2:04 | Introductions & Backgrounds• Meet the guests and their professional paths• John Orlando’s transition from fire suppression to fire investigation• Why lithium-ion batteries became a major focus post-20162:05 – 6:22 | The Battery Fire Problem• Why lithium-ion battery fires are underreported• The rise of e-bikes, scooters, and consumer devices• Limitations of sand, water, vermiculite, and salt baths6:23 – 11:20 | Why Traditional Methods Fall Short• Weight and transport challenges of water- and sand-filled drums• Re-ignition risks due to stranded energy• Firefighter exposure to toxic gases and VOCs11:21 – 13:44 | A New Approach to Mitigation• Introduction to reactive substrates like Accugrain• How materials activate at ~60°C• Filtering toxic gases, acids, and VOCs during thermal runaway13:44 – 17:00 | Testing, Data, and Validation• Third-party lab testing at 100% state of charge• Simulating worst-case “jet engine” thermal runaway scenarios• EPA testing showing reduced HF and VOC levels17:01 – 19:55 | The Scale of the Problem• Why every structure fire is now a lithium-ion incident• Fire statistics continuing to rise year over year• The disconnect between awareness and reality19:56 – 20:49 | Managing Large Battery Volumes• Handling hundreds of batteries safely• DOT-compliant poly bins designed for high-energy loads• Long-term storage and roadway transport considerations20:50 – 23:22 | Deployment for First Responders• What should be carried on chief vehicles vs. hazmat units• Why fire departments—not civilians—should handle overpacking• Making battery mitigation as standard as axes and Halligans23:22 – 24:06 | Closing Thoughts & Contact Info• Where responders can learn more• Encouragement to test, verify, and adopt safer solutions• Final thanks and wrap-upKey Takeaways• Lithium-ion battery fires are not rare events—they’re embedded in modern fire response.• Traditional suppression methods may cool flames but do not neutralize toxicity or re-ignition risks.• Reactive materials that cool, encapsulate, and filter gases can dramatically improve responder safety.• Every department should rethink its standard equipment loadout to include battery mitigation tools. | — | ||||||
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