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I-1.2.3.3 Records of Waste Treated at the OD Unit <br /> The EWTF Facility Manager or designee maintains records of waste residues stored at the <br /> EWTF and provides this information to the Incident Commander(IC)and Deputy Emergency <br /> Manager, as requested.The information provided by waste records includes identification of <br /> wastes involved,quantities, and Facility status. Table I-1-1 describes the waste streams that are <br /> treated at the EWTF. <br /> I-1.3 RESPONSIBILITIES <br /> This Contingency Plan utilizes the Incident Command System to coordinate activities of <br /> personnel during an emergency at Site 300. Section 4 of this Plan describes the individual <br /> responsibilities during an emergency at Site 300.This Section presents the responsibilities of <br /> EWTF support personnel during an emergency. <br /> For incidental releases and minor, first-aid injuries at the EWTF, the Facility Manager or his <br /> designated alternate, manages the incident. The names and the phone numbers of these <br /> individuals are listed in Table I-1-2. If additional support is needed during a minor incident,the <br /> Facility Representative will contact the Environmental,Safety&Health (ES&H) Support Team <br /> members, if necessary. <br /> For most other non-security emergencies, the first or senior Fire Department Officer dispatched <br /> to,or present at the scene becomes the IC until relieved by a Chief Officer. <br /> Table I-1-1 EWTF Waste Streams <br /> Form 1 Waste Form 1 consists of waste explosives that,because of configuration or composition,are <br /> best treated by open detonation. Examples are explosive assemblies or devices that may <br /> detonate during open burning. <br /> Form 2 Waste Form 2 consists of waste explosives that,because of configuration or composition,are <br /> best treated by open burning in the open burning pan. Examples are explosive parts and pieces <br /> that are generated during explosives formulation,processing,or testing,or that are being <br /> removed from inventory. <br /> Form 3 Waste Form 3 consists of waste explosives that,because of their configuration or composition, <br /> are best treated by open burning in the thermal treatment unit(bum cage). Examples are wet <br /> machine fines generated during explosives processing;wet,explosives-contaminated sludge <br /> from weirs and settling basins;and wet,expendable filters from the re-cycle system. <br /> Form 4 Waste Form 4 consists of waste material contaminated with energetic materials that are best <br /> treated by open burning in the thermal treatment unit(burn cage). Examples are paper;rags; <br /> plastic tubing;dry,expendable filters from vacuum systems;and PPE used in explosives <br /> operations. The waste is judged to retain explosives hazards and is,therefore,considered to be <br /> reactive waste. <br /> LLNL Site 300 Contingency Plan I-1-S January 2019 <br /> Appendix 1-1. EWTF <br />