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¢� Document Number: 909 R 5003 Document Number: 909 R 5003 Procedure Rev: 12 Date: 1122/13 Procedure Rev: 12 Date: 1/22/13 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURES EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURES 2. Furnace—The primary concerns in the Furnace Department are the furnaces • That employees and/or Contractors are properly trained and knowledgeable in themselves. When a power failure occurs,the furnace roof-lift should enable on emergency response procedures. its own. If the roof-lift did not enable,then the roof of the furnace should be . That the facility is properly supplied and prepared for an emergency response. raised manually. Once the roof is up,the furnace employees should make sure . That effective communication exists and is maintained with outside response that the rolls of the furnace are still turning and that there is no more glass being agencies. fed into the furnace. Since the power is out,and the generator is used for emergency lighting and to keep the furnace rolls turning,power to the press rolls NOTIFICATION will likely be lost. Furnace employees should prepare the push-sticks to begin pushing glass out of the furnace. GLASS SHOULD NOT BE LEFT TO PILEUP The following notification procedures shall be used in the event of a fire. Upon IN THE FURNACE! Once the furnace has been emptied,furnace employees receiving notification,Security shall solicit from the employee and/or Contractor: should await the word of the Team Leaders before starting the line once the power has been restored. The type of emergency Location and phone extension 3. Maintenance—The Maintenance Department has numerous duties in the event . If any employees and/or Contractors are injured and extent of of a power failure. One of the first priorities is to check the generator to make injuries sure that it is running properly. Meanwhile,the origin of the power outage should Name of person reporting emergency be determined. Once the origin of the power outage has been found, Maintenance should contact the necessary people to begin the power restoration Once security is notified,they shall determine the severity of the emergency. process. After the power has been turned back on,Maintenance personnel are to manually restart the compressors to get the R.O.system functioning again. LEVEL 1 -Fire that involves single use of fire extinguisher or small localized When this process is complete,Maintenance is to contact the Team Leaders, fire burning(i.e.trash can,small piece of equipment etc.) No personal injury who will in turn contact the operators to begin the start-up process. involved-NO 911 response required. Level I requires notification to the EHS Manager, area manager, and supervisor. FIRE LEVEL II-Fire that involves multiple-use fire extinguisher,involves structure, PURPOSE grass or brush fire,glass leak or any fuel sources(gasoline,propane solvents, oils etc..) Can include personal injury-411 Response required. To facilitate the orderly and proper response to a fire or related incident within the Level II requires notification to: facility and to ensure that the safety and health of employees and/or Contractors is not compromised. . Lathrop-Manteca Fire District • Plant Manager OIIJECIIVES . EHS Manager . To ensure a safe and proper response to an incident • Human Resources Manager a Area Managers Document in and SettingallttranlLocal SettingslTemporary Intcmet Files\Content.Outlook\JQ9W31 RYVCAPA DOCLLmenl in and Setting5ltttran\Loca➢SettingslTemporary Internet FileslContent.Out1ook1rQ9W31RIVCAPA CCR 66265 55.doc Page 45 of 69 CCR 66265 55.doc Page 46 of 69 Paper Caples ere Not Controlled unless stamped In RED-Controlled Dmumenr.Controlled Version appears In 459000 database. Paper Copies am Not ContreRed unless stamped In RED"Controlled Document.Controlled Versim appears In 059000 database. Copies.1houl a RED"C.t'olled❑etum w.iamp raU be OBSOLETE 24 hours from 61118014 1'57 PM Cop—with-1,a RED"Controlled Oecumsnt'stamp Wlil be OBSOLETE 24 hours tram 13111!1014 1'67 PM