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LLNL Emergency Management Plan Rev 24 January 2019 Management Hazardous Materials Program."All areas and facilities not identified during this process to be part of the Emergency Management Hazardous Materials Program are by default covered by the Emergency Management Core Program. The required elements of the Emergency Management Core Program at LLNL are represented and described in documents,plans, and procedures developed and maintained by individual disciplines of the ERO. Response elements are also described in the LLNL Emergency Response Capability Baseline Needs Assessment prepared by the LLNL Fire Marshal and reviewed by the LLNL Department Head of EMD. This Emergency Plan and associated plans/procedures cover the elements of the LLNL Emergency Management Core Program administration. Implementation of the Emergency Management Core Program is accomplished through the following LLNL ES&H Manual Documents: • 22.1 - Emergency Preparedness and Response • 22.3 - Response Plan for Fire in an Explosives Area • 22.4 - Earthquakes • 22.5 - Fire • 22.6 - Exposure to Radiation in an Emergency • 22.7 - Protective Actions: Evacuation, Shelter-In-Place, and Lockdown • 22.8 - Continuity Programs The Emergency Management Program Administrator is identified in Section 12.1 of this Emergency Plan. Facility-Level Program A subset of the Emergency Management Core Program at LLNL is the Facility-Level Program, which prepares facility occupants for basic emergency response. Implementation Guidance for the Facility-Level Base Program describes the preparation of Facility-Level Emergency Plans (FLEPs), the selection of Building Emergency Coordinators (BECs) and optional Floor Monitors, as well as Emergency Management training for BECs, Floor Monitors, and building residents. Emergency planning is required for all facilitiesibuildings covered by the Emergency Management Core Program. At LLNL, this planning is accomplished through the development of FLEPs that account for how the ERO normally responds to specific facilities/buildings at LLNL and describe how employees will respond to different types of emergencies, specific worksite layout, structural features, and emergency systems specific to each facility/building. The FLEP must be kept in the workplace and be available to facility occupants for review. At a minimum, each plan includes procedures for reporting a fire or other emergency, exit routes and assembly locations, sheltering in place, emergency shutdown/operating critical plant operations before evacuation, accountability, and rescue or medical duties, if assigned. Each plan 8