During AdvON hazard screening, which devices are cited as examples for screening hazards?

• A. Victoreen
• B. MultiRAE
• C. Victoreen and MultiRAE
• D. Geiger counter

Answer: (C)

Hazard screening in the field relies on portable monitors that can quickly flag potential dangers so responders can act safely. Victoreen devices provide radiation dose-rate readings, which lets you rapidly identify radiological hazards in the environment. MultiRAE units are multi-gas monitors that sample the air for several hazards at once—toxics, oxygen levels, and combustibles—giving real-time readings and alarms. Together, they illustrate how screening tools cover different hazard domains: radiation with Victoreen and airborne chemical/oxygen hazards with MultiRAE. A Geiger counter, while useful for detecting radiation, does not address gases or oxygen levels, so it isn’t cited as the general screening tool for mixed hazards in this context.