Emergency Plan - Grand Strand Water and Sewer Authority

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EVENT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES 7 (ESG-7) POWER OUTAGE Power Outage 3.2.18. SITUATION All GSWSA facilities depend on a constant supply of electrical power in order to operate effectively and efficiently. A loss of electrical power to GSWSA facilities can potentially compromise GSWSA’s ability to fulfill its primary mission of providing safe drinking water to our customers and treating their wastewater. There are numerous different events and situations that can lead to a loss of commercial power at GSWSA facilities. In general, the more facilities experiencing a loss of commercial power, the more critical the situation is. 3.2.19. THREAT of HAZARD INFORMATION The list of natural events that can lead to a loss of commercial power includes, but is not limited to: thunderstorm, tornado, tropical storm / hurricane, earthquake, snow / ice / sleet / freezing rain, solar flare, and high winds not associated with any of the above. In addition to natural events, there are other potential circumstances that can cause a loss of commercial power. These include, but are not limited to: planned maintenance or repairs, equipment failure, human error, and vandalism / sabotage / terrorism. In September 1989, Hurricane Hugo resulted in complete loss of commercial power to the entire region. The electrical distribution system was devastated, and many areas were without electricity for 1 to 2 weeks. In March 1993, a winter blizzard (frequently referred to as the “Storm of the Century” or the “White Hurricane”) brought snow, freezing rain, and hurricaneforce winds which resulted in widespread power outage. An interesting complication that occurred during this event was the buildup of salt on electrical transformers, which was carried inland by the hurricane force winds coming off the ocean. In September 1999, Hurricane Floyd resulted in loss of commercial power to approximately 50% of GSWSA’s facilities. 3.2.20. CONCEPT of OPERATIONS In addition to numerous stationary emergency generators, GSWSA owns and operates a sizeable fleet of mobile emergency generators. Refer to Appendix 9 for detailed information on emergency generators. Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority 112 CONFIDENTIAL MATERIALS Emergency Management Plan SECURITY SENSITIVE June 7, 2013 NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
EVENT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES 7 (ESG-7) POWER OUTAGE 3.2.21. PREPAREDNESS / MITIGATION The Technical Services Department is responsible for ensuring all emergency generators are in good working order and ready for activation and/or deployment at all times. 3.2.22. RESPONSE Classify the incident in accordance with Section 1.6 of the Basic Plan. Notify Safety Manager for any incident classified as Level 2 or higher. Implement appropriate levels of Incident Management / Incident Command. ISF-12, Wastewater Collections is primarily responsible for deploying mobile emergency generators to Wastewater Pump Stations as needed. ISF-13, Electrical & Emergency Power will provide support and assistance as required by the incident. 3.2.23. FOLLOW-UP Safety Manager shall conduct a Critique of all incidents classified as Level 2 or higher, and shall properly document and follow-up on all findings and resulting corrective actions and/or recommendations. Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority 113 CONFIDENTIAL MATERIALS Emergency Management Plan SECURITY SENSITIVE June 7, 2013 NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
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Emergency Management Plan Revision
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I. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S DIRE
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BASIC PLAN 1. BASIC PLAN 1.1. INTRO
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BASIC PLAN outside resources could
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BASIC PLAN 1.5. GSWSA HAZARD / VULN
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BASIC PLAN 1.6.3. OPERATING CONDITI
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BASIC PLAN May declare that emergen
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APPENDIX 1 GSWSA OGANIZATION & SYST
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APPENDIX 13 PRESS RELEASES Boiling:
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