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The Red Plan – November 2014
THE RED PLAN
In the event of a spill of POL, Hazardous Materials (HM) or Hazardous
Wastes (HW) at installations of Chievres Air Base or Caserne Daumerie, this
Red Plan serves as an immediate action tool to initiate the correct response at the earliest possible time.
The Red Plan is to be used in the early stages of a spill and the user is expected to transition to the Spill Prevention and Response Plan (SPRP) after appropriate notifications and response actions are underway.
The SPRP provides in-depth information on spill prevention, response, notification, and cleanup procedures.
FIGURE 1. INITIAL RESPONSE ACTION LIST
CATEGORY 1
SPILL
Spill is contained (no drainage system reached)
AND less than 5 gallons (20 L) of POL involved
1. Clean the spill immediately
2. Report to your supervisor or EO if applicable
3. Ensure refurbishing of spill equipment (unit’s responsibility)
CATEGORY 2
Spill is more than 5 gallons (20 L) of POL, or any quantity of a HM or HW with NO high risk for health or environment
Spill is contained and cleaned-up immediately ;
Spill is not a significant spill (category 3 spill) ;
1. Clean the spill immediately, after applying protective measures
2. Report to your supervisor or EO if applicable
3. Ensure report to the ENV. DIV. (361-5906 or 361-5704)
4. Ensure refurbishing of spill equipment (unit’s responsibility)
FIGURE 1. INITIAL RESPONSE ACTION LIST (CONTINUED)
CATEGORY 3
SIGNIFICANT SPILL:
Potential risk to enter body of water, sewer system, soil (uncontained spill)
Potential risk for human health
Spilled quantity above:
Reporting quantities in Table AP1.4
110 gallons (400 L) POL or HM, liquid or semi-liquid or HW
500 pounds (225 kg) Solid HM
750 pounds (340 kg) of mix of POL and liquid, semi-liquid, and solid HM
1. Call Facility Incident Commander (FIC)
DSN 361-5401
OR
2. Fire Emergency Services (MP Desk)
MIL 117
Information to provide:
Name and location of person reporting spill Time of spill Location of spill Type of material spilled Estimated quantity of spilled material Any need for medical assistance
1. Report the Spill
No safe actions may be possible.
What is it? How can it hurt me? And what can I safely do?
Check MSDS for material spilled.
Take safe, no-contact simple actions to help people, or stop/contain the spill.
If area is too hazardous, evacuation shall be considered.
2. Determine Safe Actions
Do not contact or breathe vapors from material
Close valves, stop pumps, shut down power, move containers
3. Stop the Leak
Keep the spill from spreading Close containment valves Use portable containments Use absorbents
4. Control and Contain
FIGURE 2. ACTION LIST FOR MAJOR SPILLS / EMERGENCIES
Obtain personnel and equipment.
Determine installation/unit information
Evaluate material, hazards, evacuation needs.
Determine extent, migration of the spill Evaluate the weather.
Provide personal protective equipment.
Determine safe actions and set up team.
Determine threatened areas and populations.
Determine safe distances, refuge, & evacuation routes.
Activate evacuation personnel and provide for medical treatment needs.
Stop or slow the release.
Set up containments, diversions, and surface impoundments.
Keep spill from reaching sewers Transfer materials to safe storage.
Recover human and animal victims.
Recover property and equipment in immediate danger.
Prevent property and equipment damage.
Dispose of spilled materials.
Protect drinking water resources...
Wastewater Treatment Plants.
Critical or sensitive ecological areas.
Assess existing/potential fires or explosion hazards.
Exercise caution with POLs and flammables.
Control ignition sources and fuels.
Properly handle fire water runoff.
Suppress airborne hazards: vapors, gas, and dust.
Notify affected workers, residents.
Control access to the spill site and threatened areas.
Follow the SPRP for Chievres Garrison
Determine Safe Actions
Rescue and Evacuate
Protect Humans and Animals
Prevent/Control Fire, Explosions
Protect Environmental Resources
Address Non-Critical Priorities
Prevent Material Spread
F
Notification of Belgian Authorities if required
SPILL
Initial Responder
Spill Severity - Spill Category?
YES
DPW spill responders
DSN 361-5726/ 6142
USAG Benelux Commander
DSN 361-5410
Belgium Fire and/or Police Dept
CIV/112
FIGURE 3. INITIAL SPILL RESPONSE AND NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES
HW Emergency Coordinator
DSN 361-5704
Decision
Entities notified regarding spill
Notification
Decision
Spill Response
Personnel
FIC (Facility Incident Commander): 361-5401
Alternate #: Fire Emergencies - MP Desk: 117
NO
2 1
Supervisor (if required by unit SOPs) Hazardous Waste Manager (if HW involved) Unit Commander
Unit cleans up the spill
ENV. DIV.
DSN 361-5906
Provost Marshall Office (PMO) -
MP Desk
DSN 361-5301
Executive Agent Regional Director of
IMCOM Europe
Public Affairs Office
DSN 361-5824
HW involved
Zone securing
Info release to public
Unit cleans up the spill
Risk of further water and/or soil contamination (uncontained spill) ;
Risk for human health;
Spilled quantity above reporting thresholds:
110 gallons (400 L) for POL or liquid HM, or HW 500 pounds (225 kg) for solid HM, 750 pounds (340 kg) for mixtures Reporting qty in Table AP1.4
SIGNIFICANT SPILL
Qty > 5 gallons (20 L) of POL or any quantity of HM or HW NO high risk for health or environment Spill contained and cleaned-up NOT a significant spill
Qty < 5 gallons (20 L) of POL Spill contained and cleaned-up
Affected Area located on US installation
(U.S. Control)?
If unit response capacities overwhelmed
NO YES
Spill within installation response capacities?
USAG Spill Coordinator
DSN 361-5704
POINTS OF CONTACT FOR SPILLS
OCCURRING IN THE
WALLOON REGION
Table A-1.1. Personnel and organizations to be contacted in the event of a POL, HM or HW spill at Chievres Air Base and Caserne Daumerie.
Organization Function/Title Name of Individual Telephone
(DSN)
Telephone
Commercial
USAG
USAG Benelux USAG Benelux Commander COL Marvin Vannatter 361-5410 +32 (0)68 / 27.54.01
USAG Benelux - DES Facility Incident Commander (FIC) Mr. Thierry Boembeke 361-5401 +32 (0)68 / 27.54.01
USAG Benelux - DES FIC Alternate Mr. Didier Niset 361-5347 +32 (0)68 / 27.53.47
USAG Benelux - DES MP Desk - 361-5301 +32 (0)68 / 27.53.01
USAG Benelux - DES - Securitas Gate 14 (CAB) Guard 361-5994 +32 (0)68 / 27.59.94
USAG Benelux - DES - Securitas Gate 1 (CAB) Guard 361-5654 +32 (0)68 / 27.56.54
USAG Benelux - DES - Securitas Gate 19 (CD) Guard 361-6419 +32 (0)68 / 27.64.19
USAG Benelux - DPW - Env. Div. Division Chief Ms. Sabine Schneider 361-5704 +32 (0)68 / 27.54.07
USAG Benelux - DPW - Env. Div. Garrison Spill Coordinator Ms. Sabine Schneider 361-5704 +32 (0)68 / 27.57.04
USAG Benelux - DPW - Env. Div. HW Emergency Coordinator Ms. Sabine Schneider 361-5704 +32 (0)68 / 27.57.04
USAG Benelux - DPW - O&M Division Chief Mr. Giani Montani 361-5383 +32 (0)68 / 27.53.83
USAG Benelux - DPW - O&M Drinking Water Coordinator Mr. Didier Deproote 361-6142 +32 (0)68 / 27.61.42
USAG Benelux - DPW - O&M Buildings and Structures Branch Mr. David Rousseau 361-5726 +32 (0)68 / 27.57.26
USAG Benelux - DPTMS Emergency manager Mr. Jean-Luc Peltier 361-5838 +32 (0)68 / 27.58.38
USAG Benelux - PAO Public Affairs Officer Ms. M-Lise Baneton 361-5824 +32 (0)68 / 27.58.24
DLA-DESC / Europe & Africa Regional Environmental POC Ms. A Delp 468-5682 +49 (0)631.411.5682
AMC - 405th - DOL USAG Benelux Dangerous Goods Advisor (DGA)
Mr. David Meert 361-5169 +32 (0)68 / 27.51.69
Host Nation Organizations - Emergency services
Local Fire Department - - NA 112
Local Police Department - - NA 112
Local Ambulance Services - - NA 112
Local hospital Mons - Ambroise Paré NA +32 (0) 65 / 41.40.40
Local hospital Ath - La Madeleine NA +32 (0)68 / 26.21.11
Host Nation Organizations - Environmental agencies
SPW – DGRNE - Direction Mons - NA +32 (0)65 / 40.01.99
SOS Environnement Nature - NA +32 (0)70 / 23.30.01
SPW - Direction des routes de Mons
(DGO1-41)
Walloon Administrator in Charge of Highways
NA +32 (0)65 / 35.95.11
SDWE Potable Water Resource Board NA +32 (0)87 / 87.87.87 +32 (0)78 / 15.22.33
IPALLE Chievres DWTP manager NA +32 (0)69 / 84.59.88
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