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Document Number: 909 R 5003 v:. > Document Number: 909 R 5003 Procedure Rev: 12 Date: 1122/13 Procedure Rev: 12 Datc: 1122113 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURES EMERGENCI'RESPONSE PROCEDURES Pilkington provides training and drills to ensure all employees are able to respond to EXCEPTION: If in shipping areas the greater danger rests with collapsing stoces. If a severe weather warning or tornado. in a vehicle in shipping seek an area free of stoces,if this cannot be found exit the building in your vehicle. If on foot,seek shelter against the wall behind the Pilkington maintains the specific emergency response equipment to ensure their bookends. availability and suitability of use in the event of a tornado and severe weather event that affects the facility. This includes equipment for internal and external IF IN A MOVING VEHICLE communications and general emergency response equipment. Internal and external communications is provided by a scannerlweather radio, 1. Stop quickly and stay in the vehicle. audible alarms, a telephone system, cellular phones, two-way radios and pagers. 2. If outside,move to a clear area away from buildings and utility wires. Pilkington maintains this equipment on a regular basis. Pilkington also has available 3. Once the shaking has stopped,proceed with caution. and maintained general emergency response equipment such as flashlights,backup 4. The greatest danger exists directly outside buildings,at exists and alongside generators,bottled water supplies,and first aid equipment. exterior walls. 5. Ground movement during an earthquake is seldom the direct cause of death or The nature of tornadoes is that very little advance warning is given. Shut down and injury. Most earthquake-related casualties result from collapsing walls,flying glass, evacuation will most likely not occur in advance of a tornado. If shut down becomes and falling objects. necessary,it will most likely occur as a result of tornado damage. Equipment should WHAT HAPPENS be shut down as orderly as possible. Following the earthquake assemble at the guard shook only. Assembly at the two Security will monitor the scanner/weather radio for information relative to threatening weather conditions. There are three types of tornado alerts which each employee secondary assemble areas(under the water tanks)is not recommended as their should know: structural integrity cannot be confirmed. Also,primary assembly outside the tank is not authorized as the structural integrity of the air products plant cannot be level 1 Alert:. confirmed. • National Weather Service issues a TORNADO WATCH—Conditions favorable. • SECURITY notifies Supervisors of TORNADO WATCH via all in-plant radio bands. TORNADO PROCEDURE Level 2 Alert: Tornadoes are violent windstorms that may occur in connection with hurricanes or • National Weather Service issues a TORNADO WARNING for San Joaquin thunderstorms. While conditions conducive to tornado formation are predictable,the County—Sighting.Security notifies Supervisors of TORNADO WARNING. actual occurrence and path of a tornado is not. Warnings are therefore short and Supervisors monitor local weather conditions. employees must be trained and able to respond to a tornado warning quickly. Document in and Settings\tttran\Local Setting s\Temporary Intemet Files\Content.OudookUQ9W31RY\CAPA Document in and SettingsVttrattlocal Setungffemporary intemet Fi1eslContcnt.0utlook\1Q9W31 RY\CAPA CCR 66265 55.doc Page 49 or 69 CCR 615265 55 doc Page 50 of 69 Paper Copas are Not Controlled unless stamped In RED"Controlled Document'.Controlled Vemlon appear,In a596a0 database. Paper Copies are Not Con@olled unless stamped In RED%%Rolled Document.CmArolled version appears In 039000 database. Copes wMrout a RED'Conbell.d Document'¢lamp will be CBSOLETE 24 houm from rdl lnD14 1:57 PM Copms without a RED'Controlled Dx enr'stemp v 11 be OESCLETE 24 hour:from 6111!20141 57 PM