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The explosives -waste containers are selected to protect the explosive wastes from external stimuli, contamination, and spilling during handling, transportation, and storage. The containers are constructed of nonabsorbent materials compatible with the explosive contents. Poly bags are used as primary containers for holding explosives -contaminated debris placed in drums and for holding explosive filtration systems waste placed in tote boxes. No special coatings are required for containers used for explosive waste. I-2.3 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 EWSF support personnel during an emergency. For incidental releases and minor, first-aid injuries at the EWSF, the EWSF Facility Manager or designated alternate, manages the incident. These individuals and their phone numbers are listed in Table I-2-3. 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-2-3 List of EWSF Emergency Contacts I-2.4 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT As descri bed 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). EWSF emergency equipment and the schedule for testing or inspecting the equipment is described below in Table I-2-4, and Figure I-2-2 shows the location of emergency equipment associated with the EWSF. LLNL Site 300 Contingency Plart I-2-6 January 2019 ,4ppendix I-2, EWSF Primary Contact Alternate Name John Kneibel Spencer Vartanian, Lead Facility Manager, WCI Technologist, WCI Office (925) 4224038 (925) 423-5203 Pager # On site: 37777, 66432 On site: 37777, 01646 Off site: 4234705, 66432 Off site: 423-7705, 01646 I-2.4 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT As descri bed 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). EWSF emergency equipment and the schedule for testing or inspecting the equipment is described below in Table I-2-4, and Figure I-2-2 shows the location of emergency equipment associated with the EWSF. LLNL Site 300 Contingency Plart I-2-6 January 2019 ,4ppendix I-2, EWSF