What are the primary assignments of Haz-Tac members?

The primary assignments of Haz-Tac members focus on the medical management of civilians who may have been exposed to hazardous materials and ensuring the health and safety of the entry team members through medical monitoring. This role is crucial in hazard situations, as it involves assessing and addressing the potential health risks faced by civilians as well as the first responders. Haz-Tac members are specifically trained to understand the impacts of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats, which allows them to provide immediate medical support and condition assessments in hazardous environments. Their capability to monitor the health of entry team members is essential in maintaining operational safety and effectiveness during hazardous materials incidents.

In contrast, the other options, while they mention important aspects of emergency response, do not align as closely with the core responsibilities of Haz-Tac teams. The focus of medical management and monitoring sets Haz-Tac members apart in terms of specialized training and roles in mitigating health risks during hazardous materials incidents.