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Table I442 List of EWTF Emergency Contacts I-1.4 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT As described in Section 10 of this Plan, several categories of emergency response equipment are available at Site 300. Additional emergency response equipment is also readily available from the Livermore Site, including release response equipment, response vehicles and heavy equipment, site safety equipment, personal protective equipment (PPE), decontamination equipment, emergency assembly point kits, and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs). EWTF emergency equipment is described in Table I4 -3, and Figure I-1-2 shows the location of emergency equipment associated with the EWTF. I4.4.1 Spill Response Equipment To respond to incidental releases (i.e., small incidents), EWTF personnel have access to the contents of an emergency spill kit at EWTF. The location of the spill kit is shown in Figure I -I- 2. The spill kit inventory and its capabilities and limitations are described in Table 14-3. In addition, EWTF personnel have access to a trailer containing bulk emergency release response equipment. The trailer is maintained at U 883 Container Storage Area (CSA). The equipment serves as a backup for the Fire Department and can be used for large -release mitigation. The Radioactive and Hazardous Waste Management Facility Representative is responsible for the response equipment and ensures that it is ready to respond. i-1.4.2 Fire Suppression Equipment Fire extinguishers and hydrants located at the EWTF are described in Table I-1-3. I-1.4.3 Safety and Decontamination Equipment The EWTF emergency eyewash and shower station are described in Table I4-3. The locations of the equipment are shown in Figure I4-2. I-1.4.4 Communication Equipment Three telephones are located at the EWTF. The locations are shown in Figure I-1-2. During emergencies, any telephone can be used to notify the Site 300 Fire Department or Site Management, to request resources and assistance, or to initiate evacuation procedures. LLNL Site 3(1Q Contingency Plan 1-I-6 Janaurfy 1019 Appendix 1-1. Ebf�TF Primary Contact Alternate Name John Kneibel, Jerry Wilson, Facility Manager, WCI Lead Technologist, WCI Office (925) 422-4038 (925) 423-5266 Pager # On site: 37777, 66432 On site: 37777, 03496 Off site: 423-7705, 66432 Off site: 423-7705, 03496 I-1.4 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT As described in Section 10 of this Plan, several categories of emergency response equipment are available at Site 300. Additional emergency response equipment is also readily available from the Livermore Site, including release response equipment, response vehicles and heavy equipment, site safety equipment, personal protective equipment (PPE), decontamination equipment, emergency assembly point kits, and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs). EWTF emergency equipment is described in Table I4 -3, and Figure I-1-2 shows the location of emergency equipment associated with the EWTF. I4.4.1 Spill Response Equipment To respond to incidental releases (i.e., small incidents), EWTF personnel have access to the contents of an emergency spill kit at EWTF. The location of the spill kit is shown in Figure I -I- 2. The spill kit inventory and its capabilities and limitations are described in Table 14-3. In addition, EWTF personnel have access to a trailer containing bulk emergency release response equipment. The trailer is maintained at U 883 Container Storage Area (CSA). The equipment serves as a backup for the Fire Department and can be used for large -release mitigation. The Radioactive and Hazardous Waste Management Facility Representative is responsible for the response equipment and ensures that it is ready to respond. i-1.4.2 Fire Suppression Equipment Fire extinguishers and hydrants located at the EWTF are described in Table I-1-3. I-1.4.3 Safety and Decontamination Equipment The EWTF emergency eyewash and shower station are described in Table I4-3. The locations of the equipment are shown in Figure I4-2. I-1.4.4 Communication Equipment Three telephones are located at the EWTF. The locations are shown in Figure I-1-2. During emergencies, any telephone can be used to notify the Site 300 Fire Department or Site Management, to request resources and assistance, or to initiate evacuation procedures. LLNL Site 3(1Q Contingency Plan 1-I-6 Janaurfy 1019 Appendix 1-1. Ebf�TF