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5) Carry out other agnments as instructed by the"Person in Large"and/or the evacuation supervisor. Page I 1) PERSON(S) IN CHARGE OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM The authorized member(s) of the team is responsible for putting the Emergency Response Plan/Procedures into action and to monitor the activities of all team members. DAYTIME: Primary: Name: Joe Billett Alternate: Name: Jeff Wieland NIGHTTIME: Primary: Name: James Allard Alternate: Name: Greg Decosta NOTE: Any other supervisors at PNC will assist and will take Charge in the absence of the primary and/or alternate. 2) NOTIFIER (Person who is first on the scene) This person is responsible for calling the Fire Department, Paramedics, (911) or other designated authorities. This person is also responsible for notifying the person in charge of the Emergency Response Team. IN CASE OF BLACKOUT We have emergency lights placed throughout the plant. If for any reason these lights fail during a blackout, each department will be equipped with a flashlight. Most of the time blackouts last for only a few minutes or less. Stay calm and callout for others,within your department. IF THE BLACKOUT CONTINUES FOR LONGER THEN FIVE MINUTES,EXIT THE BUILDING. The primary person in charge will take a head count. This person will then call Joe Billett or Jeff Wieland to inform him of the situation. IN CASE OF FIRE Call or direct somebody to call the Fire Department at 911 Have the person in charge of the Emergency Response Procedure make the evacuation announcement and inform department Manager;in person. Attempt to put out the fire, if appropriate. Fire extinguishers have been placed throughout the company. You should know how to use one! Pulling the safety pin activates them. The extinguisher is held with both hands; one hand on the valve handle,the nozzle is pointed towards the flame about(5) feet away. Squeeze the handle to allow extinguisher compound to be released. For complete instructions on the use of a fire extinguisher,contact an authorized employee. Alert others immediately when hazardous chemicals spill or a fire is discovered.