Emergency Plan - Grand Strand Water and Sewer Authority

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EVENT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES 14(ESG-14) HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASE AMMONIA Ammonia gas is 40% lighter than air, so it tends to rise. Ammonia is highly aggressive in the presence of moisture, and will react with the moisture in your eyes, mouth, nose, lungs, and even on your skin. Even minor exposure to ammonia gas can irritate the lungs and respiratory system, and can lead to delayed complications. Liquid ammonia is extremely cold, and will cause severe burns if it comes in contact with the skin. CONCEPT of OPERATIONS Refer to the GSWSA Safety Manual for basic safety information and routine handling procedures. For the one-ton cylinders, also refer to the Process Safety Management (PSM) Program and Risk Management Program (RMP). Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority 130 CONFIDENTIAL MATERIALS Emergency Management Plan SECURITY SENSITIVE June 7, 2013 NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
EVENT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES 14(ESG-14) HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASE 3.3.3. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS (HAZ MAT) INCIDENT SEVERITY LEVELS HAZ MAT SEVERITY DESCRIPTION and EXAMPLES LEVEL LEVEL 1 2 Minor Standard “Emergency” 3 Moderate 4 Serious Indicates an incident with a very minimal degree of hazard or danger involved, and can be safely handled by properly trained, properly equipped personnel already on scene. EXAMPLE: After connecting a new chlorine / ammonia cylinder, a small leak is detected at the lead gasket. Indicates an incident with a minor degree danger; can normally be safely handled by properly trained, properly equipped personnel already on scene. EXAMPLE: A small leak on chlorine gas feed tubing. Indicates an incident with a moderate degree of danger; will generally require an “emergency response” by trained and equipped Haz Mat Technicians; may require Fire Department Haz Mat Team support and assistance. EXAMPLE: A leaking fusible plug on a chlorine cylinder. Indicates an incident with a serious degree of danger; will require an “emergency response” and Fire Department Haz Mat Team; may require public notification and/or evacuation. EXAMPLE: Punctured or ruptured cylinder; valve or valve stem blowout. All chlorine and ammonia cylinders are stored and utilized in completely enclosed chemical feed rooms, which will help to contain a release should one occur. All locations also have Leak Detectors, which will detect any release of chemical into the chemical feed room and activate an alarm light and buzzer at the chemical room. All Leak Detectors are also connected to SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition), or telemetry. When an alarm condition occurs, in addition to the local alarm at the chemical room, the alarm also shows up at the Dispatch Center / Control Room at the Operations Center, and is sent to the “On-Call” Plant Operator’s pager. At the Wastewater Treatment Plants, a Leak Detector alarm also activates pneumatic (air operated) valves that are connected to each cylinder, automatically shutting off the flow of chlorine gas into the feed tubing and supply piping. A Leak Detector alarm at a Wastewater Treatment Plant Chlorine Room will also activate a Scrubber System, which draws air out of the Chlorine Room, and passes it through a neutralizing agent before releasing it to the atmosphere. Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority 131 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 1.7. COORDINATION with C
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BASIC PLAN May declare that emergen
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BASIC PLAN 1.10. EMERGENCY ORGANIZA
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BASIC PLAN 1.10.3. Potential Level
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BASIC PLAN 1.10.5. Potential Level
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BASIC PLAN 1.11. ICS POSITION ASSIG
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BASIC PLAN 1.13. PLAN DEVELOPMENT a
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BASIC PLAN 1.15. REFERENCES FEMA St
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 1 DIRECTI
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 2 HUMAN R
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 3 (ISF-3)
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 4 EMPLOYE
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 5 DISPATC
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 6 TELEPHO
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 7 SITUATI
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 8 RESOURC
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 9 WATER S
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 10 WATER
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 11 (ISF-1
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 14 Labora
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 15 DAMAGE
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 17 FINANC
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 18 SUPPLI
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Recovery INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 20 CONTRA
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 21 CLAIMS
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 22 FACILI
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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 23 FACILI
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APPENDIX 5 Critical Customers 4.26.
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APPENDIX 6 SUPPLIERS & CONTRACTORS
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APPENDIX 6 SUPPLIERS & CONTRACTORS
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APPENDIX 8 POTENTIAL WASTEWATER SPI
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APPENDIX 9 EMERGENCY GENERATOR INFO
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APPENDIX 9 EMERGENCY GENERATOR INFO
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APPENDIX 10 WAREHOUSE EMERGENCY SUP
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APPENDIX 11 EVACUATION PLAN Evacuat
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APPENDIX 11 EVACUATION PLAN buildin
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APPENDIX 13 PRESS RELEASES Boiling:
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Limit clothes washing to essential
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APPENDIX 13 PRESS RELEASES * Contac
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APPENDIX 14 MUTUAL AID / COOPERATIV
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5.15 RESERVED for future use. APPEN
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