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LLNL Emergency Management Plan Rev 24 January 2019 11.2.3 Recovery Phase Once conditions have stabilized and termination of the emergency has been recommended, the recovery phase may be initiated. Steps in this process may include: • Assessment of the health and safety of potentially affected workers • Assessment of hazards from the impacted facilities • Assessment of the airborne release or ground spill • Assessment of damage to critical systems and functions • Assessment of potentially-compromised security systems • Assessment of the root cause of the event(accident investigation) The Recovery Manager has responsibility for the recovery phase. Once this phase begins, the recovery team, in conjunction with the ES&H Team Leader, will provide the assessments above to the Recovery Manager. 11.2.4 Recovery Plan The Recovery Plan, developed by the recovery team, is based on the information developed as described in Section 11.2.3 above, and may consist of the following elements: • Identification of the impacted area through sampling and monitoring surveys. • Identification of impacted facilities within the impacted area, and prioritization of these facilities based on their functional importance. The identified facilities will also include affected utility systems such as power,water, and communications. • Characterization of hazards and identification of appropriate remediation methodologies. • Identification of available recovery resources and those that must be obtained from an alternate source. • Prioritization of recovery tasks. • Recovery schedule. The schedule may be updated as new resources are acquired and priorities are identified or shifted. • Procurement of additional resources to support recovery operations. • Notifications to and coordination with offsite agencies, including applicable regulatory notifications (e.g., the EPA). • Identification of procedures and ES&H documentation(e.g., Integration Work Sheets, Document Safety Analyses, Unreviewed Safety Questions) needed for the recovery effort. • Identification of critical activities and priority for resumption. 99