Guide Emergency Response
INTRODUCTION
The CANUTEC ERGO 2008 (electronic version of the Guide to Emergency Response 2008 (ERG2008)) can be downloaded free from 11 June 2008. The latest revision is version 1.2. A file of 7.03 MB.
ERGO interface was designed with a look and feel similar to the Guide, so that the GRE2008 knowledge can be applied effortlessly to the electronic version.
CANUTEC ERGO distributed only through this website. It invites webmasters to create a link to this page so that visitors can download the program.
Any questions about ERGO and its distribution should be addressed to CANUTEC .
REQUIREMENTS SYSTEM SETUP
- Supported Operating Systems: Windows Vista ; Windows Vista 64 bit, Windows XP, Windows XP 64 bit , Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows 98,
- ERGO SOFTWARE
- 2008 operates on Microsoft. NET Framework Package, which must be installed. To access the download page, click the following link.
- On that page download will be notified that you must have Service Pack and critical updates for the latest version of Windows you are using. To get the latest updates, click the following link .
- On that page it will indicate that you must use Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 or later for all installations. NET Framework Package. If you do not have version 5.01 or later, click the following link to install Internet Explorer 6.0 Service Pack 1.
INSTALLATION
- Click HERE TO DOWNLOAD the version that has the English language as default (see Note below);
- Save the installation file to a temporary directory on your hard disk, usually on the desktop;
- ERGO_Espanol.msi Run by double-clicking the icon in the temporary directory and follow the installation instructions that appear on the screen;
ERGO - To run, click the button "Start" Microsoft (lower left corner of the screen) taskbar and select the directory Programs, where ERGO 2008;
- Select ERGO2008 ;
- Or, click the shortcut icon ERGO2008 that has been created on the desktop to install the program.
NOTE: ERGO 2008 versions in different languages \u200b\u200bare identical, except the initial default language. If desired, these can be easily modified by selecting the "Language" in the menu bar of ERGO 2008. FUNCTIONS
Search Table of Contents
Water Reactive Chemical Weapons
History ERGO 2008 provided within an integrated program, the flexibility to choose a language from: English, French or English. To set the default language to use the program, first click on "Language" menu and select English, French or English, and then click again on "Language" and select "Determine language." While you are using ERGO 2008, you can change the language on a temporary basis, by clicking the menu "Language" and then click the language of your choice. When you close the program and restart in the language you have set as default.
To set the default units of the distances of Initial Isolation and Protective Action, first click on "Units" menu and select "Imperial" or "Metric", then click again on "Units" and , select "Default". While you are using ERGO 2008, the units can be changed simply by clicking on "Units" and then click on the units of your choice. You can also change the units by clicking on the "Metric" or "Imperial" from the toolbar, this button toggles between options when clicked. Closing the program will restart with the units set by default. In the French version is available only the "Metric."
two methods are given access to use the functionality of the Guide: The first method is through the use of icons in the toolbar and the second method is through the use of tabs. All these show tips when you hover over each option and help in the use of the Guide to Emergency Response 2008. When the application starts ERGO 2008, you will find the tab "Search Results" with the Index of Full Identification Number (yellow list).
Searching ERGO ERGO 2008
2008 has new and improved search functions.
1) Search box
Search box (top left) allows you to search for
- A material
- Name Identification Number, also known as Number of UN (United Nations)
If you are looking for information from an identification number or name of the material, the Search box is the fastest method.
To search for an ID number, enter the 4 digit number without the letters UN (for example: 1202 not UN1202) into the Search box. To search for a material name, simply type the letters in the Search box. As you type in the letters, appear possible search results. The number of names that match your search decreases as more letters are entered.
can perform a search in the Search box from anywhere tab when the background color of the box is white. If the background color is gray, the search function is not available. When you search from any tab, it takes place within the information contained in the tab. For example, the search for a TIH material within the tab TIIPAD "will produce results. On the other hand the search for a non-RIT in the same tab indicates that there is no overlap and direct you to the tab "Search Results" containing the results for your search.
Note that the versions in French and English accents in names material are required.
2) Advanced Search
If you are looking for multiple identification numbers, two or more names of materials, or if you are looking for a material with a partial name, you must use the Advanced Search method. The Advanced Search can also be used to find pages of guidance or even a combination of the foregoing. Once you click "Advanced Search" near the toolbar icons appear to the left of a search form.
For an Advanced Search:
- Enter your search criteria in the box "Search for" (both the phone number, identification number or a material portion of name)
- Select "On" from the dropdown
- Select an operator (O / Y) and
- Click "Add" button or press the Enter key on the keyboard of your computer
will display the search criteria you entered in the gray area below the "Add" button. The search results are displayed on the right. Repeat this process until you have added all your search criteria. Then move from tab to tab to see the results.
At any time you can change the ID Number Index (yellow list) to the index the name of the material (blue list) by pressing the yellow book icons and blue, in the toolbar.
In the "Advanced Search", the operator "O" means that the search may comply with any of the criteria, while the operator "AND" means that the search must meet all criteria. For example, do a search for "Oxygen" and "tablet" will give all the names of the materials contained in these two words. While doing a search for "oxygen" O "Tablet" will give you all entries containing the word "Oxygen", as well as containing the word "tablet."
The following information is for both types of searches (Search Box and Advanced Search):
The result of a search is displayed in the tab "Search Results" and the number of matches is displayed in the footer screen.
Once the search is complete, you can browse the following records "Emergency Response Guide," "TIIPAD", "Water Reactive" or "Chemical Weapons" and see the results of its criteria search. Please remember that if the material is not an RIT, water-reactive or chemical weapon will be given a message that there is no information that matches your search criteria and will direct you to the tab "Search Results ". If you click on the tab "Emergency Response Guide" will be displayed on the left side of the screen a list of pages of the Guide. This list represents the names of the materials that match your search criteria. When you select this tab, clear the "Advanced Search" button and "Advanced Search" is not available for selection. To return to the role of "Advanced Search", you can click on the tab of the "Search Results" and the button "Advanced Search" is activated again, and reappear the search criteria in the box "Advanced Search".
To see the complete list of materials or guides under their respective tabs, you must click on "Show All."
Show All: Displays the complete list of materials or Emergency Response Guides. When you click "Show All" also clears the window "Advanced Search".
Index identification number or the yellow book icon in the toolbar: This is the index of Dangerous Goods as listed in the yellow pages of the printed version, ordered by ID number. Guide Pages (orange section) for each material can be accessed by double-clicking an item. Index
material name or blue book icon in the toolbar: This is the index of Dangerous Goods as listed in the blue section of the printed version, sorted by the name of the material. Guide Pages (orange section) for each material is accessible by double-clicking an item.
listings for the two indicators mentioned above, those materials which present special hazards such as toxic inhalation hazard (TIH), water-reactive materials (MRA) or chemical weapons (CW) are highlighted in green and the specific risk right column shows an icon of a skull and crossbones for RIT, a drop of water for MRA and a gas mask for AQ. Those that have Polymerization risk having the letter "P" after the number of Contacts.
When you double-click on any of these icons, ERGO warned about it and can provide more information.
materials for RIT and AQ, is shown above the pages of the Guide (orange section) a green extract Distance Table of Initial Isolation and Protective Action (TIIPAD) for the selected material.
For water-reactive materials (MRA), a window appears asking if the material was poured into water, if your answer is "yes", a new dialog sale warns of gas (es) poison (s) place (s). When you click "OK", the green header with an extract of the TIIPAD indicate the / the gas (es) generated (in the white square) under "Gas (es) produced (s) when spilled in water." The guide for each gas listed in the white square can be accessed by double-clicking. To return to the Guide page of original material, press the "Back" button in the green header.
Risk For polymerization, a dialog box appears.
Search Results
Click this tab to view search results or to see the ID Number Index (yellow list) or the name of the material (blue list), depending on what is done click the book icon (yellow or blue) on the toolbar.
Table of Contents
Click this tab to access Sections ERGO text (white pages in the Guide). From here you can also access all other parts of ERGO, by clicking the relevant section title. The titles are blue display information associated with a different tab. Posters
Click this tab, or the three specific icons on the toolbar to access the cartels, as well as silhouettes of rail cars and trailers. Select the table or silhouettes poster by clicking the smaller image at the bottom right. Place the mouse pointer over the picture of the sign, railroad car or trailer to enlarge the image. When you double click a picture, it opens Guide page for the poster or silhouette.
Emergency Response Guides
Clicking on this tab or icon orange book in the toolbar, go directly to the list of all Numbers Guide. Select any of the guides, click the phone number in the left column.
Note: If there is an entry in the Search box or the Advanced Search, you will only see the Page of the Guide (the) materials selected. To view all pages of the Guide, click on the "Show All" from the menu bar or "Delete" in the Advanced Search panel.
The Guide pages listed with the same format as the Guide and can be printed, go to File> Print.
If the Guide was selected from an index or search results (by double clicking on a product), indicate the name of selected material with ID number in a text under the title of the guide. If a material (or a byproduct of their reaction with water) present a significant threat of toxicity by inhalation as it may scatter significantly in the air, indicating the information of distances of Initial Isolation and Protective Action (IIPAD) in a green header.
TIIPAD
Clicking on this tab, or icon of a skull and crossbones on the toolbar shows the distance table of Initial Isolation and Protective Action - (TIIPAD) for materials that are Toxic Inhalation Hazard (TIH), water-reactive materials (ARM) or Chemical Weapons (CW). No need to consult the whole picture, because the information it contains will be filtered automatically when accessing through a stressed material green.
In this list, water-reactive materials have the words "when spilled in water, the chemical weapons" when used as a weapon ", while those of toxic inhalation hazard may not have a reference or may have the words "when spilled on the ground" if they are also MRA.
This table includes some data not available through other windows. By passing the mouse over the titles "small spills" or "Large Spills "provides a definition of the size of these. Clicking on the title of" First in isolation All Directions " or "Then protect persons in the wind direction during" shows a graph of response actions.
Water Reactive Materials
By selecting this tab, or icon drop in the toolbar, provides a list of water-reactive materials that generates one or more toxic gases when spilled in water. The names of the gases with toxic inhalation hazard (TIH) appear to be generated in the relevant columns . Clicking on any material of any column produces the same behavior as clicking the material in the indexes.
is recommended isolation distances Initial and Protective Action (IIPAD) for water-reactive materials (when spilled in water) , not IIPAD generated gas. This is because the longer distances were calculated for the material in contact with water.
Chemical Weapons
By selecting this tab, or icon of the gas mask on the toolbar, the list of Chemical Weapons (CW). Double-click on a AQ has the same effect as clicking on the name of the material contained in the index. History
When you access a page of the Guide from any of the indexes (number Identification, Material name, TIIPAD, MRA, AQ) or the tab "Search Results", the item is recorded in the history for more accessibility. This is still available until it is deleted by the user. An item can be deleted by right-clicking the item and selecting "Delete" in the box. All items can be deleted by right-clicking on the word History in the top of the list. Again, clicking on any material gives the same behavior as clicking the material in the index.
Disclaimer
To our best knowledge, the program ERGO 2008 no contiene errores. Se basa estrictamente en la información contenida en la Guía de Respuesta en Caso de Emergencia 2008 (GRE2008) y podría contener erratas publicadas oficialmente aquí , dependiendo de la versión que se haya descargado. Sin embargo, dada la naturaleza de los componentes electrónicos de las computadoras y los programas informáticos, ERGO no pretende reemplazar a la GRE2008.
En situaciones de emergencia, deberá verificarse la información generada por ERGO 2008, como ser las guías individuales de respuesta a emergencias, las distancias de aislamiento inicial y acción protectora, y los gases de riesgo de inhalación tóxica producidos en un derrame en el agua reactive materials, to ensure that it corresponds to the ERG2008.
