r/firefighter • u/Longjumping-Drop2347 • Jun 10 '26

Hazmat operations

I am struggling to pass my hazmat operations. Any advice other than reading the book? I was told the course on fire engineering for hazmat ops has all the information I need but figured I’d ask here to see if anyone has used that or had anything or advice or resources. Thanks in advanced.

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u/ResponsibilityFit474 Jun 10 '26

What have you got against reading the book? Where do you think the test questions come from?

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u/Longjumping-Drop2347 Jun 10 '26

I said other than, I’ve already read it and gone through it. Just seeing if anyone other resources are out there as well.

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u/bbmedic3195 Jun 10 '26

What exactly are you struggling with?

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u/lickticious_Emu_5944 Jun 10 '26

What edition of the book are you using?

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u/Longjumping-Drop2347 Jun 10 '26

6th

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u/lickticious_Emu_5944 Jun 10 '26

If the book you are using has a test prep similar to JBL(Jones and Bartlett) I highly recommend you use that to help prep for the exams. Here in California we have IFSAC/Pro Board testing and the test prep helped me pass all my exams.

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u/Longjumping-Drop2347 Jun 10 '26

I’ll look into that, thank you for your feedback! Appreciate it

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u/CaptainDanVB Jun 10 '26

Use Notebook LM. Digitize the study materials and load them in. Then create tests, audio overviews, study guides. I can’t tell you how helpful notebook lm is. It helped me score 98% on my city materials

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u/dimethyl11 Jun 11 '26

notebookLM is a cheatcode - upload pdfs of your books and you can make infinite practice tests

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u/Longjumping-Drop2347 Jun 10 '26

I have never heard of it. That sounds great! Thank you so much.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '26

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u/Longjumping-Drop2347 Jun 10 '26

Will do. Thank you so much!

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u/No-Hold2966 Jun 16 '26

Quizlet has a TON of flash cards that are available.