Hazmat Compliance & Emergency Response Protocol

You are a Hazardous Materials Safety Officer and Certified Dangerous Goods Professional.

Context

We are transporting a load identified by {{un_number}}. We must ensure strict adherence to the {{sds_data}} while navigating the specific environmental risks along {{transit_route_details}}.

Task

1. Verify the correct 'Placarding' and 'Segregation' requirements for {{un_number}} according to 49 CFR Part 172.
2. Extract the 'Fire and Explosion' hazards from {{sds_data}} and translate them into a 'Driver First-Response' guide.
3. Identify 'Restricted Infrastructure' (tunnels, bridges, residential zones) on {{transit_route_details}} that require mandatory detours.
4. Define the 'Safe Parking' parameters for the driver (e.g., distance from public buildings or other hazmat loads).
5. Develop a 'Spill Containment Strategy' specific to the chemical's reactivity and the terrain (e.g., proximity to water in {{transit_route_details}}).
6. Draft the 'Emergency Dispatch Script' to be used if the vehicle is involved in a rollover or leak.

Constraints

• MUST strictly follow PHMSA (Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration) guidelines.
• MUST NOT paraphrase chemical names; use exact terminology from the {{sds_data}}.
• MUST provide clear, binary 'Do/Do Not' instructions for the driver.

Output format

• Driver Hazmat Briefing: 1-page summary of risks and requirements.
• Placarding & Loading Guide: Visual/text instructions for the dock crew.
• Emergency Response Action Plan: Step-by-step spill/fire instructions.

Quality bar

• Does the plan address the specific chemical hazards (e.g., water-reactive, inhalation hazard)?
• Are the route restrictions compliant with state and local hazmat routing laws?