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r • <br /> One long blast: Evacuate Exclusion Zone by nearest exit. Proceed to assembly <br /> area. <br /> Two short blasts: Localized problem. Avoid area, move to decontamination Reduction <br /> Zone for further instruction. <br /> Three short blasts: All clear, resume work. <br /> 8.1.4 Telephones <br /> ' Telephones are used for routine communication and to notify offsite agencies of incidents and <br /> request assistance. Emergency telephone numbers are given in Table 4. <br /> ' 8.2 Emergency Protocol <br /> When an event recognized as an emergency occurs, the alarm system will be used to notify <br /> personnel. As soon as the alarm system is activated, the SSO will be notified. <br /> The SSO will take into account the following information: <br /> • Nature of emergency <br /> ' • Wind direction <br /> • Location of personnel <br /> ' • Monitoring results <br /> • Emergency equipment available <br /> ' • Offsite population <br /> ' Based on this information, the SSO will direct appropriate emergency action and agency <br /> notification. After the emergency has been controlled and the Site is considered safe to <br /> re-enter, the SSO will direct remedial action to restore the Site to full operating condition. <br /> ' The SSO will investigate the nature and cause of the incident so that work procedures can be <br /> modified to minimize the likelihood of the incident's recurrence. All incidents must be reported in <br /> a timely, appropriate manner. An incident is any unplanned event resulting in injury, damage, <br /> ' loss of assets, adverse publicity, or which requires notification of a regulatory agency, <br /> regardless of severity. All Kennedy/Jenks personnel should report an incident to the SSO. The <br /> SSO will report to the project manager. Each incident will be investigated and a written report <br /> ' should be received by the project manager and the regional safety supervisor within five days of <br /> the incident. <br /> ' Employees will follow a route that avoids locations downwind from the emergency. If <br /> emergency exits are used, employees will proceed to the assembly area by the quickest route <br /> possible, staying close to the perimeter of the Exclusion Zone. When the assembly area is <br /> ' Health and Safety Plan Page 93 <br /> Union Pacific Railroad Company, Stockton Railyard Site, Stockton, California <br /> g:ladminassNobs120031032777.16 union pacific-stockton yard109-reports19.09_reports12005_hasplbw.doc <br />