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individuals are listed in Table I-3-2. If additional support is needed during a minor incident, the
<br />Facility Representative will contact the Environment, Safety, and Health (ES&H) Support Team
<br />members, if necessary.
<br />For most other non -security emergencies, the first or senior Fire Department Officer dispatched
<br />to, or present at the scene becomes the IC until relieved by a Chief Officer,
<br />Table I-3-2 List of CSA Emergency Contacts
<br />I-3.4 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
<br />As described in Section 10 of this Plan, several categories of emergency response equipment are
<br />available at Site 300. Additional emergency response equipment is also readily available from
<br />the Livermore Site, including release response equipment, response vehicles and heavy
<br />equipment, site safety equipment, personal protective equipment (PPE), decontamination
<br />equipment, emergency assembly point kits, and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs).
<br />When requested, the RHWM provides equipment and personnel to support
<br />the IC (Fire Chief)
<br />for release containment and cleanup during large incidents. The RHWM maintains a ready
<br />supply of emergency response equipment in a specially equipped release response trailer. CSA
<br />emergency equipment is described below in Table I-3-3, and Figure I-3-2 shows the location of
<br />emergency equipment associated with the CSA.
<br />I.3.4.1 Assembly Point Kit
<br />Protective and emergency equipment is stored in the Self-help Kit located at the evacuation
<br />assembly point between and on the south side of Building 874 and 879. The kit contains first-aid
<br />equipment, including a first-aid kit, blankets, and a stretcher. It also includes flashlights, safety
<br />glasses, gloves (plastic, leather, and cotton), and hard hats among other items.
<br />I-3.4.2 CSA Spill Response Equipment
<br />The CSA maintains a hazardous waste spill kit equipped with two bags of drysorb; acid and
<br />caustic neutralizer kits; one bag of bicarbonate of soda; pH paper; barrel pump; shovel and
<br />broom; assorted tools; disposable coveralls and aprons; bags; face shields; booties; gloves
<br />(neoprene, leather, viton, mortician, and surgeon); and sample bottles. A list of contents for the
<br />spill kit located at the B883 CSA Facility is included in Table I-3-3.
<br />A trailer containing bulk emergency release response equipment is also maintained in the
<br />vicinity of the Facility. The equipment serves as a backup for the Fire Department and can be
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<br />Primary Contact
<br />Alternate
<br />Name:
<br />Kenneth Newman
<br />RHWM Technical Lead
<br />Omar Silva
<br />RHWM Technician
<br />Office:
<br />(925) 424-2852
<br />(925) 422-7911
<br />Pager:
<br />On site: 37777, 01033
<br />Off site: 423-7705, 01033
<br />On site: 37777, 01179
<br />Off site: 4234705, 01179
<br />I-3.4 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
<br />As described in Section 10 of this Plan, several categories of emergency response equipment are
<br />available at Site 300. Additional emergency response equipment is also readily available from
<br />the Livermore Site, including release response equipment, response vehicles and heavy
<br />equipment, site safety equipment, personal protective equipment (PPE), decontamination
<br />equipment, emergency assembly point kits, and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs).
<br />When requested, the RHWM provides equipment and personnel to support
<br />the IC (Fire Chief)
<br />for release containment and cleanup during large incidents. The RHWM maintains a ready
<br />supply of emergency response equipment in a specially equipped release response trailer. CSA
<br />emergency equipment is described below in Table I-3-3, and Figure I-3-2 shows the location of
<br />emergency equipment associated with the CSA.
<br />I.3.4.1 Assembly Point Kit
<br />Protective and emergency equipment is stored in the Self-help Kit located at the evacuation
<br />assembly point between and on the south side of Building 874 and 879. The kit contains first-aid
<br />equipment, including a first-aid kit, blankets, and a stretcher. It also includes flashlights, safety
<br />glasses, gloves (plastic, leather, and cotton), and hard hats among other items.
<br />I-3.4.2 CSA Spill Response Equipment
<br />The CSA maintains a hazardous waste spill kit equipped with two bags of drysorb; acid and
<br />caustic neutralizer kits; one bag of bicarbonate of soda; pH paper; barrel pump; shovel and
<br />broom; assorted tools; disposable coveralls and aprons; bags; face shields; booties; gloves
<br />(neoprene, leather, viton, mortician, and surgeon); and sample bottles. A list of contents for the
<br />spill kit located at the B883 CSA Facility is included in Table I-3-3.
<br />A trailer containing bulk emergency release response equipment is also maintained in the
<br />vicinity of the Facility. The equipment serves as a backup for the Fire Department and can be
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