2019-12-13_REVISION - M1980244 ‎(66)‎

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CCV Emergency Response Plan
(b) Secure the scene to keep all people out of the area at minimum distance of 1/2 mile in all
directions.
Do not under any circumstances fight an explosives fire; allow it to burn out.
"Note: If a vehicle or structure containing explosives catches on fire, i.e. engine compartment, attempt to
extinguish the fire before it becomes a risk to the explosives.
5.13.12 Fire Reporting Requirements:
(a) All fires must be reported to the HSLP Manager.
(b) The HSLP Manager will report to the USFS and MSHA as appropriate.
(c) The insurance company will also be notified.
(d) Proper documentation must be kept(i.e., pictures, date, time, circumstances, etc.).
Documentation is the responsibility of the area Supervisor and HSLP.
Phone Contacts
HSLP Manager Radio S-1 Office 719-689-4036, Cell [phone]
HSLP On Call Contact Ironclad or Carlton Security
Emergency Response Coordinator Channel S-3 Call 719-689-4168 Cell 719-466-7513
5.14 Emergency Response Procedures, Leaks, Spills, or Releases:
5.14.1 Any leak, or release outside containment areas and any unplanned spill into containment.
(a) Must be reported to the Sustainability & External Relations (S&ER) Department immediately.
(b) All external notification and reporting shall be conducted by the S&ER Department.
(c) An event report must be completed in Cintellate for every spill and release. To designate the
difference between a spill and a release, a spill must be documented as a "Near-Miss" event.
5.14.2 Uncontrollable spills or releases must be reported to S&ER and HSLP:
(a) Containment and cleanup activities shall only be performed as described in the Spill
Prevention, Control and Countermeasures Plan (SPCC) or as directed by HSLP and/or
S&ER personnel.
(b) When handling chemicals, refer to the Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for handling and disposing
of that particular material. Coordinate with S&ER to ensure proper disposal methods.
5.14.3 Any injuries requiring medical attention refer to the medical emergencies section. In all cases, the
general response procedure shall follow:
1. SAFETY AND ➢ Assess safety situation to yourself and others.
DETECTION - If you cannot identify the substance, evacuate immediately and
follow step 11.
➢ If there is a risk or fire or explosion, evacuate immediately and
follow step 11.
➢ Shut off ignition sources if safe to do so.
2. TRACE SOURCE ➢ Put on appropriate PPE.
➢ Trace the source of the spill.
➢ Determine ifs ill is continuing.
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Health Safety&Loss Prevention Date of This Issue:25 June 2018 Date of Next Review:25 June 2019 Page 19 of 38