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LLNL-AM-428479 All emergency equipment is maintained on a regular basis to ensure that it is operational at all times. The water trucks are kept full of fuel and water for preparedness. Preventative maintenance checks are performed by the automotive fleet maintenance crew according to the recommended factory schedule. 5.4 Decontamination Equipment The Fire Department maintains decontamination supplies for personnel and/or equipment. In addition, RHWM maintains equipment that is available to decontaminate areas that were in contact with released waste. This equipment includes pumps, vacuums (a wet/dry vacuum and a vacuum fitted with a high-efficiency particulate air [HEPA] filter), absorbents, shovels, and brooms. All equipment is inspected monthly. 6. EVACUATION PLAN 6.1 Evacuation Notification of Personnel WAAs are small enough to allow evacuation by voice command. After evacuation, the WAA shall be cordoned off to prevent access by other personnel. If evacuation of the immediate surrounding area is necessary the Incident Commander, through the Site 300 Manager, shall request notification of personnel using the building page system. Information on the nature of the event would also be broadcast over all radio talk groups. In the event of a large incident that requires sitewide evacuation, the Incident Commander or the Site 300 Manager would notify personnel over the sitewide administrative pager system and all radio talk groups. Evacuation routes for the WAA(s) and surrounding areas are shown in Figure D-3 of the Site-specific Plan. 6.1.1 LLNL Site 300 Site-wide Evacuation Plan If evacuation of personnel from all or part of Site 300 is necessary because of a major emergency, the Protective Force Division will implement actions to control evacuating personnel, protect the onsite emergency scene, and coordinate activities with outside police organizations. The Protective Force Division will initiate one of the operational responses described in the LLNL Emergency Plan. An event requiring evacuation could be caused by an onsite or offsite emergency such as an earthquake, fire, explosion, or major toxic or radioactive material release. The Incident Commander can implement area or site-wide evacuation procedures if necessary. 6.2 Evacuation Routes and Assembly Points The evacuation routes and assembly points are specific to each WAA and can be found in the Site-specific Plan, Appendix D, Section D-5. S300 WAA Contingency Plan 20 September2018