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pll@�k) Document Number: 909 R 5003 RP� Document Number: 909 R 5003 Procedure Rev: 14 Date: 3/15/14 Procedure Rev: 14 Date: 3/15/14 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURES EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURES WHAT FACTORS DETERMINE WHETHER TO EVACUATE The type and extent of the emergency may play an important role in determining whether . to order a partial or full evacuation of the facility. Asking the following questions may help in making the correct decision. PI LK I N GTO N Does the emergency pose an immediate threat to human safety? • Does an ongoing emergency create a situation that continued presence in the EVACUATION PLAN area may hamper emergency response activities? • Are emergency response agencies requesting an evacuation? WHO ORDERS AN EVACUATION GOALS It is important to identify those individuals responsible for ordering an evacuation and establishing lines of succession for carrying out evacuation functions. The type and time of Emergencies may occur that will require the partial or complete evacuation of personnel the emergency may dictate who orders an evacuation. Below are general guidelines for from the facility. To facilitate an evacuation of the facility, the following goals should be individuals responsible for ordering evacuations. kept in mind. • safe and orderly evacuation of plant personnel Plant Management(Plant Manager Human Resource Manager,etc)� • an orderly shutdown of equipment in a manner as to not jeopardize the safety of These members of the facility's management staff team may order partial or complete workers. evacuation of the facility for cause. Orders for evacuation should be relayed to the security • operational and administrative support for emergency response activities officer in charged and if appropriate,to the area managers. TYPES OF EMERGENCIES THAT MAY REQUIRE EVACUATION Suoervisorm fire Generally, in those cases where the health and safety of workers are in eminent danger, • earthquake line supervisors may order an evacuation of the immediate area. Supervisors must chemical release immediately notify the security officer on duty and plant management. • terrorism(i.e.,bomb threats,taking of hostages) • transportation accident EHS Manager, • explosion The EHS Manager is the facility's Incident Commander for emergencies related to the release of hazardous chemicals / hazardous wastes. The EHS Manager may order a partial or complete evacuation of the facility if the emergency is related to the release or potential release of hazardous chemicals. The EHS Manager must notify the security Document in end Sminss\ttoan\Local Senings\Temporary lntemet FileTontentOutlookV W31 RY\CAPA CCR officer on duty and plant management. 66265 55.docPage 7 Document in and SenlngsVnmn\Local Scaings\Temporary Internet Film\CantentOudooWQ9W31RY\CAPA CCR of69 66265 55.doc Page 8 of 69 Papereoplm are ED emOled Wuera WInR OCEELErEOuoumenY.CmtrVwLmappmnln09a000 E•1e4aw. Pe C.p aro Rat Co l•d UN salampdIn REO'Cg Ol•d Oavm .ConWledoenlonap,In OSB000njoOo e. CapesxlMONaRED'GanhtlladOwmanY Wmp clue OOSOtFfEN eWnhom W1=141'5]PM cop vi aREDTC ledO men se pWIWOBSIX ENOWnhomWV1014157PM