Emergency Plan - Grand Strand Water and Sewer Authority

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EVENT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES 20(ESG-20) ARMED ROBBERY Consider the emotional trauma of all those affected. GSWSA’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP) may be one resource, but if more immediate assistance is needed, the police and/or EMS may be able to activate other resources. 3.4.25. FOLLOW-UP Safety Manager shall coordinate and follow-up with law enforcement regarding all armed robbery incidents, and shall properly document and follow-up on all findings and resulting corrective actions and/or recommendations. Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority 144 CONFIDENTIAL MATERIALS Emergency Management Plan SECURITY SENSITIVE June 7, 2013 NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
EVENT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES 21(ESG-21) TERRORIST ATTACK Terrorist Attack 3.4.26. SITUATION Water and wastewater utilities are considered by the federal government to be one of the nation’s “critical infrastructures”, which also makes them a potential terrorist target. While it is believed to be highly unlikely, it is possible that GSWSA could be the target of a terrorist attack. While it is believed to be highly unlikely, if a true terrorist organization chooses to target GSWSA, there is little that could be done to stop them. 3.4.27. THREAT or HAZARD INFORMATION The worst-case scenario for a terrorist attack involving GSWSA would be a successful contamination of our water Distribution System. While this is possible, it would be extremely difficult to accomplish, for a variety of reasons. Terrorists could have many potential alternatives to a full water system contamination. The possibilities are almost endless, but some potential options might include: contaminating one portion of our water system; causing physical damage or destruction to one or more water treatment facilities; interrupting power to our facilities; causing physical damage or destruction to one or more wastewater collection or treatment facilities; disrupting our SCADA / telemetry systems; disrupting our computer system; causing physical damage or destruction to our Operations or Administrative Centers; attacking our employees; intentionally causing a chlorine release; etc. 3.4.28. CONCEPT of OPERATIONS GSWSA has conducted a comprehensive security Vulnerability Analysis (VA) of all our facilities and operations. The VA results and associated report are maintained under separate cover and are under very tight security restrictions. The findings and recommendations of that report are being addressed, in part through updates and revisions to this plan that improve our emergency response procedures and capabilities, and also through a “Security” Capital Improvement Project (CIP) that deals with physical security improvements. Given the assumption that a true terrorist organization would have the resources to carry out a planned attack despite any preventive measures we could realistically implement, GSWSA has chosen to focus our efforts primarily on early detection and rapid, effective response to the effects of the attack. In the event of ANY terrorist activity targeting or involving GSWSA, full activation and implementation of our emergency plans will be required, as will close coordination with local, County, State, and Federal resources. Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority 145 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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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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INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 4 EMPLOYE
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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 14 Labora
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EVENT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES 1 HURRICA
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APPENDIX 10 WAREHOUSE EMERGENCY SUP
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APPENDIX 11 EVACUATION PLAN Evacuat
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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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