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I4.2.3.3 Records of Waste Treated at the OD Unit The EWTF Facility Manager or designee maintains records of waste residues stored at the EWTF and provides this information to the incident Commander (IC) and Deputy Emergency Manager, as requested. The information provided by waste records includes identification of wastes involved, quantities, and Facility status. Table I-14 describes the waste streams that are treated at the EWTF. I-1.3 RESPONSIBILITIES This Contingency Plan utilizes the Incident Command System to coordinate activities of personnel during an emergency at Site 300. Section 4 of this Plan describes the individual responsibilities during an emergency at Site 300. This Section presents the responsibilities of EWTF support personnel during an emergency. For incidenkal releases and minor, first-aid injuries at the EWTF, the Facility Manager or his designated alternate, manages the incident. The names and the phone numbers of these individuals are listed in Table I4-2. If additional support is needed during a minor incident, the Facility Representative will contact the Environmental, Safety & Health (ES&H) Support Team members, if necessary. For most other non -security emergencies, the first or senior Fire Department Officer dispatched to, or present at the scene becomes the IC until relieved by a Chief Officer. Table I-1-1 EWTF Waste Streams Form 1 Waste Form 1 consists of waste explosives that, because of configuration ar composition, are best treated by open detonation, Examples are explosive assemblies or devices that may detonate during open burning. Form 2 Waste Form 2 consists of waste explosives that, because of configuration or composition, are best treated by open burning in the open burning pan. Examples are explosive parts and pieces that are generated during explosives formulation, processing, or testing, or that are being removed from inventory. Form 3 Waste Form 3 consists of waste explosives that, because of their configuration or composition, are best treated by open burning in the thermal treatment unit (burn cage). Examples are wet machine fines generated during explosives processing; wet, explosives -contaminated sludge from weirs and settling basins; and wet, expendable filters from the re -cycle system. Form 4 Waste Form 4 consists of waste material contaminated with energetic materials that are best treated by open burning in the thermal treatment unit (burn cage). Examples are paper; rags; plastic tubing; dry, expendable filters from vacuum systems; and PPE used in explosives operations. The waste is judged to retain explosives hazards and is, therefore, considered to be reactive waste. LLNL Site 300 Contingency Plan I -1-S January 2019 �4ppendis 1-1. EWTF