mfturp-1 - SDDC - U.S. Army

MOTOR TRANSPORTATION SERVICE PROVIDER RULESSECTION B2) Emergency response procedures IAW DOT Emergency Response Guidebook aswell as emergency information on DoD shipping papers.f. A TSP will have a terminal emergency plan, which at a minimum shall include a fireresponse plan, emergency communications systems, and power back-up. Terminalmanagers will conduct periodic training on the plan and hold emergency situationexercises involving all governmental agencies, such as first responders, lawenforcement, FBI, etc, who may utilize the terminal. Written emergency instructionswill be posted and accessible to all employees.g. In no event shall a TSP handle AA&E beyond the transfer of containers. Whenemergency conditions require opening a trailer or container containing AA&E, theTSP will contact the shipper and destination agent immediately for prior approval.h. A TSP shall only use Material Handling Equipment that meets minimum design andperformance capability for the applicable terrain and container weight when engagedin transferring containers of AA&E.2. Standards for Division 1.1 and 1.2 Explosives:a. In addition to the requirements and standards, set forth above Figure 95 also identifiesthe unbarricaded distances from inhabited buildings, public highways, and passengerrailways that apply to all DoD HAZARD Division 1.1 and 1.2 explosives temporarilystored (100 hours or less) in TSP terminals. Use the figure below to determineseparation distances for greater amounts of Net Explosive Weight (NEW). TSPterminal design limits will not exceed 250,000 lbs NEW.Figure 95—Table of Distances for DoD Explosives in TSP TerminalsNet Explosive Weight(NEW)Inhabited BuildingDistance (IBD)30,000 lbs 1,250 feet 750 feet40,000 lbs 1,370 feet 820 feet50,000 lbs 1,475 feet 885 feet60,000 lbs 1,565 feet 940 feet70,000 lbs 1,650 feet 990 feet80,000 lbs 1,725 feet 1,035 feet90,000 lbs 1,795 feet 1,075 feet100,000 lbs 1,855 feet 1,115 feet110,000 lbs 1,960 feet 1,175 feet120,000 lbs 2,065 feet 1,240 feet130,000 lbs 2,165 feet 1,300 feetPublic Travel Routes(PTR)Issue Date: 29 March 2011 Effective Date: 01 April 2011Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command1 Soldier WayScott Air Force Base, IL 62225-120-