Details to be Furnished in the On-site Emergency Plan
1. Key personnel of the organisation and
responsibilities assigned to them in case of
an emergency
2. Outside organisation if involved in assisting
during on-site emergency:
a. Type of accidents
b. Responsibility assigned
3. Details of liaison arrangements between the
organisations.
4. Details about the site:
a. Location of dangerous substances
b. Seat of key personnel
c. Emergency control room
5. Likely dangers to the plant.
6. Enumerate effects of:
a. stress and strain caused during
normal operation
b. fire and explosion inside the plant
and effect if any, of fire and
explosion outside.
7. Details regarding:
a. warning, alarm and safety and
security systems.
b. alarm and hazard control plans in
line with disaster control and hazard
control planning, ensuring the
necessary technical and
organisational precautions;
c. reliable measuring instruments,
control units and servicing of such
equipments.
d. precautions in designing of the
foundation and load bearing parts of
the building.
e. continuous surveillance of
operations.
8. Information on the mitigation of
major accidents, namely -
f. fire brigade,
g. alarm systems,
h. coordination with the
District Collector for the
off-site emergency plan,
i. antidotes in the event of
a release of a Priority
Substances
j. maintenance and repair work according to the generally recognized rules of good
engineering practices.
9. Details of communication facilities available during emergency and those required for an
off-site emergency.
10. Details of firefighting and other facilities
available and those required for an off-site
emergency.
11. Details of first aid and hospital services
available and their adequacy.
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