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The document outlines an emergency plan for a facility called Chand Works. It discusses establishing an on-site emergency plan to control damage from major accidents as required by law. The plan should identify risks through hazard analysis, appoint key personnel with defined roles, and set up an emergency control center with necessary equipment and contact information to coordinate response and communication.
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- 1. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY CD/SAFETY.TRG/02 1/9 EMERGENCY A MAJOR EMERGENCY OCCURING AT A WORKS IS ONE THAT MAY AFFECT SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS WITHIN IT AND/ OR MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURIES, LOSS OF LIFE , EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OR SERIOUS DISRUPTION OUTSIDE THE WORKS. CAUSES : 1. NORMALLY DUE TO MAL FUNCTION OF THE NORMAL OPERATION. 2. INTERVENTION OF OUTSIDE AGENCY a) FLOODING b) CRASHED AIR CRAFT c) ARSON OR SABOTAGE
- 2. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 1A/9 A PLANT WITH HAZARDOUS OPERATION/PROCESS MAY LEAD TO MAJOR ACCIDENT WITH DISASTROUS CONSEQUENCE IN SPITE OF BEST SAFETY MEASURES. CD/SAFETY.TRG/02 MAJOR ACCIDENT RESULTS FROM UNCONTROLLED DEVELOPMENT IN INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES CAUSING. •SERIOUS BODILY INJURY •LOSS OF LIFE •EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO PROPERTY •ADVERSE EFFECT ON ENVIRONMENT •DISRUPTION INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE PLANT
- 3. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 2/9 CAUSES OF DISASTER CD/SAFETY.TRG/02 •TOXIC RELEASE •MAJOR FIRE/ EXPLOSION •RADIATION LEAKS. •EARTHQUAKE •FLOOD •AIRCRAFT CRASH •ARSON / SABOTAGE SEVERITY OF DISASTROUS EFFECT CAN BE REDUCED BY PRE DISASTER PLANNING CALLED EMERGENCY PLANNING.
- 4. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 3/9 ON- SITE EMERGENCY PLANNING WHY REQUIRED :- 1. TO CONTROL THE DAMAGE AND LOSS OF LIFE & PROPERTY IN CASE OF A MAJOR ACCIDENT. 2. TO FULFIL THE STATUTORY OBLIGATION THE FACTORIES ACT, 1948, SEC41(B) (4) EVERY OCCUPIER SHALL, WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE CHIEF INSPECTOR , DRAW UPAN ON -SITE EMERGENCY PLAN AND DETAILED DISASTER CONTROL MEASURES FOR HIS FACTORY AND MAKE KNOWN TO THE WORKERS EMPLOYED THEREIN AND TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC LIVING IN THE VICINITYOF THE FACTORY ,THE SAFETY MEASURES REQUIRED TO BE TAKEN IN THE EVENT OF THE ACCIDENT TAKING PLACE. CD/SAFETY.TRG/02
- 5. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 4/9 BASIC AND ESSENTIAL FEATURES 1. IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESEMENT OF RISK • HAZARD ANALYSIS • HAZOP PROBABILITY OF OCCURRENCE OF • MAJOR FIRE / EXPLOSION • COLLAPSING OF BUILDING / STRUCTURES • RELEASE OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES etc. CD/SAFETY.TRG/02
- 6. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 5/9 2. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND CO- ORDINATION • DECLARATION OF EMERGENCY AND RAISING OF ALARM ALARM SHOULD BE AUDIBLE FROM ALL LOCATIONS ALARM SHOULD BE CLEARLY INDICATING THE EMERGENCY CD/SAFETY.TRG/02
- 7. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 6/9 3. APPOINTEMENT OF KEY PERSONNEL (WITH SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES) a) WORKS INCIDENT CONTROLLER • ASSESS THE SITUATION TO DECIDE WHETHER MAJOR EMERGENCY EXISTS OR LIKELY TO DEVELOP. • INITIATES EMERGENCY PROCEDURES. • INFORMS WORKS MAIN CONTROLLER. • ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY OF WORKS MAIN CONTROLLER UNTIL HE ARRIVES. CD/SAFETY.TRG/02
- 8. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 7/9 WORKS MAIN CONTROLLER • SELECTED FROM SENIOR MOST TECHNICAL PERSONS. •AUTHOTISED TO ACTIVATE MAJOR EMERGENCY PROCEDURESS. • CO- ORDINATES , DIRECTS & GUIDES PLANT AND OUTSIDE EMERGENCY SERVICES. • LIASE WITH RESCUE AUTHRITIES, MEDICAL TEAM, FIRE BRIGADE, POLICE AND OTHER LOCAL AUTHORITIES. • CONTROLS TRAFFIC MOVEMENT AND REHABILITATION OF AFFECTED PEOPLE. • ISSUES STATEMENT TO PRESS , RADIO, TV etc. CD/SAFETY.TRG/02
- 9. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 8/9 4. OTHER KEY PERSONNEL • PLAY KEY ROLE IN ADVISING AND IMPLEMENTING DECISIONS OF WORKS MAIN CONTROLLER. • SENIOR PERSONS FROM - PRODUCTION -ENGINEERING - PERSONNEL - SAFETY/ SECURITY - LABORATORY CD/SAFETY.TRG/02
- 10. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 9/9 5. EMERGENCY CONTROL CENTRE - SUITABLY LOCATED AND ADEQUATELY EQUIPPED WITH •RELEVANT DATA(MSDS etc) • EQUIPMENTS -PPEs etc. • EFFECTIVE MEANS OF COMMUNICATION TELEPHONE, WIRELESS, WALKIE TALKIE, MESSANGERS. • CONTACT ADDRESS / TELEPHONE NOS. OF SENIOR EXECUTIVES , KEY PERSONNEL(CALL OUT LIST ) •PLAN SHOWING QUANTITIES AND LOCATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERAL/AREA, SAFE AREA FOR EVACUATION. • INFORMATION ON ANTIDOTES FOR HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS. CD/SAFETY.TRG/02
- 11. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 10/ EMERGENCY PLAN FOR CHANDA WORKS EXPECTED EMERGENCIES : 1. 2. 3. 4.
- 12. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 11/ EMERGENCY PLAN FOR CHANDA WORKS RAISING OF ALARM : 1.WHO CAN RAISE THE ALRM ? 2.WHERE ALL THE ALARM SWITCHES WILL BE LOCATED ? 3.HOW THE ALARM WILL DISTINGUISH BETWEEN TYPES OF EMERGENCIES ? 4.WHERE WILL THE ALARMS BE LOCATED ?
- 13. EMERGENCY PLANNING ACC-CHANDA --SAFETY 12/ APPOINTMENT OF KEY PERSONNEL 1. WORKS INCIDENT CONTROLLER ? 2. WORKS MAIN CONTROLLER ? 3. OTHER KEY PERSONNEL ? A) RUNNERS B) FIRST AIDERS C) FIRE FIGHTERS D) CORDONING TEAM E) SECURITY F) TRAFFIC CONTROLLING TEAM
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