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A. SuL <br />Cor <br />His <br />1. <br />2. <br />3. <br />4. <br />5. <br />6. <br />7. <br />B. D <br />FEATHER RIVER CANYON <br />:endent: The Superintendent, or the senior operating manager, is the <br />y's Incident commander under the Unified Incident Command System. <br />es include: <br />Ensure that required notifications have been made to state and local <br />agencies. <br />Determine if train operations have been affected by the emergency and <br />notify the Area Director in the Harriman Dispatch Center. <br />Determine if there have been personal injuries to company employees or <br />the general public and ensure that the receiving hospital has been <br />provided with the name of the commodity, the name of the shipper and <br />emergency medical information, if available. <br />a. If emergency medical information is not readily available, it can <br />be obtained from CHEMTREC, phone (800) 424-9300. <br />Proceed to the scene of the incident and establish the Company's <br />command post. <br />It should be either part of the local Incident Commander's command <br />post or in proximity to it. <br />Establish contact with the local Incident Commander and inform of <br />arrangements made by UPRR to respond to the emergency and its plans <br />to mitigate the emergency. <br />Notify next of kin in the event of death or serious injury to Company <br />employees. <br />Immediately respond to the accident scene when an accident involving <br />hazardous materials closes the yard or main line entering the yard. <br />Act as the Company's Incident Commander and perform the duties listed <br />under Superintendent above until relieved by higher authority. <br />Supervise efforts by terminal managers to ensure proper handling of the <br />emergency. <br />12 <br />