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LLNL-AM-428479 • Fire Department (B-890 at Site 300 and B-323 at Livermore site) • Environmental Functional Area (T-3726) • Radioactive and Hazardous Waste Management (B-877) • Emergency Operations Center (B-490) • Health Services Department (B-889 at Site 300 and B-663 at Livermore site) • Safeguards and Security Department (B-274) • Site 300 Manager's Office(B-871) • Site 300 Environmental Analyst's Office(B-871) A copy of the General Plan with the Site-specific Plan shall be provided to participants in the Twin Valley Mutual Aid Agreement (see Section 3). 1.3.2 Revisions to the Contingency Plan This Contingency Plan shall be reviewed periodically by applicable programs/ departments, ES&H Team, and EFA. The ES&H Team Environmental Analyst shall be informed immediately by the responsible program/department if any of the following occur: • The Contingency Plan, if properly followed, fails in an emergency, or • There is a change in WAA design, construction, operation, or maintenance in a way that increases the potential for fires, explosions, or releases of waste or waste constituents, or changes the response necessary in an emergency, or • The list of Emergency Coordinators changes, or • The list of emergency equipment changes, or • Applicable regulations are revised. EFA will coordinate the periodic review of the Contingency Plan, and the updated Plan will be distributed to all appropriate programs/departments and external agencies. 2. RESPONSIBILITIES This section presents the responsibilities of the Emergency Coordinator, Incident Commander, WAA Operator, WAA Coordinator, EDO, ES&H Team Environmental Analyst, support organizations, and the Fire Department. 2.1 Emergency Coordinator The Emergency Coordinator has the authority to commit LLNL resources and the capability to obtain outside resources needed to carry out this Contingency Plan. Some of these responsibilities can be delegated. S300 WAA Contingency Plan 6 September2018