Att_10d_-Red_Plan_Hohenfels.pdf

HOHENFELS SPILL PLAN

The Red Plan

In the event of a spill of a hazardous substance or hazardous waste at installations of the 282nd BSB Hohenfels, this Red Plan serves as an immediate action tool to get the correct response initiated at the earliest possible time. The remainder of this SPCC

Plan reinforces the Red Plan and provides in-depth information on spill prevention, response, notification, and cleanup procedures. The Red Plan is to be used in the early stages of a spill and the user is expected to transition to the remainder of the

SPCC Plan after appropriate notifications and response actions are underway.

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Initial Spill Response and Notification

Init ial Res~onder

Unit Environmental Coordinator m *

- Exceed Reportable Quantities?

- Not fully cleaned up?

- Water resources, environment, or off -post civilians threatened or affected?

Unit cleans up spill

Affected area on post (U. S. control)? .l

- OBSC

German Fire Dept. h German Authorities (Will direct cleanup)

Installation or BSB Fire Dept. :I_

- BSB Spill Coordinator

Emergency Response Team L I I I

- ASG/BSB Commanders

- Public Affairs Office

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POINTS OF CONTACT

The following personnel and organizations are POCs which may need to be contacted in the event of an HM or HW spill at the 2 ~ 2 " ~ BSB, Hohenfels:

Table 4-1 Potential Points of Contact for Spills or HM and HW Emergencies

Telephone No.

(Work)

DSN: 466-2858 or 117

CIV: 09473 83-2858

DSN: 466-2658

CIV: 09472 83-2658

DSN: 466-2330

CIV: 09473 83-2330

or contact your OIC

Organization1 Mailing Address

Fire & Emergency Services 282nd BSB Hohenfels 282nd BSB Hohenfels DPW Environmental Mgmt Office

PositionITitle

Fire Department 282nd BSB Hohenfels

C/ Environmental Management Office 282nd BSB Hohenfels

German Police German Fire Departments

DTOC

Name of Individual

Mr. Guenther Stoeckl Duty Staff Mr. Albert Boehm

German Police Local Fire Service

Unit Environmental Coordinators

See list of Unit Environmental Coordinators in Chapter 4

Init ial Spill Responder Action List

If it's a minor spill. clean it up now.

A minor spill does not: I;; enter or threaten waters, exceed a quantity o f 1.5 gal o f POL, or wse a safetv or environmental threat. 1 If it's minor, do the following.

1. Report the Spill.

2. Determine Safe Actions s 1 3. Stop the Leak. >

1 4. Control and Contain. >

If On-Post call 858 Fire Department at 466-2858

D If Off -Post call German Fire Department at 112

Report the following:

name, unit and phone number;

location of spill;

time the spill occurnd;

type of spill;

quantity of spill; and need for medical assistance.

I\lo safe actions m y be possible.

Check MSOS for material spilled.

Take safe, no-contact simple actions that may help victims.

Help threatened people.

Stop or contain the spill.

Don't contact or bnofhe q m r s fivm mtena// 0 stop pumps.

Close valvcs.

Shut down power.

Mom containers.

Keep the spill from spreading.

Put portable containments down.

0 Put absorbents down.

Emerqency Response Team Action List f \

Follow the Spill Plan.

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Determine Safe Actions.

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Rescue and Evacuate.

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Protect Humans and Animals.

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Prevent, Control and Suppress Fire and Explosions.

Set Water and Environmental Protection Priorities.

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Prevent Material Spread.

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Address Non-critical Priorities. s

. Notify authorities.

Obtain personnel and equipment. . Determine installationlunit information.

. Evaluate material, hazards, evacuation needs. . Obtainlcheck MSDS for material spilled.

Determine extent, migration, weather. . Provide personal protective equipment.

. Determine threatened areas and populations.

Determine safe distances, safe refuge, evacuation routes.

Activate evacuation personnel and provide for medical treatment needs.

Suppress airborne hazards-vapors, gas, dust. . Notify affected workers, residents. . Control access to the spill site and threatened areas.

. Assess existinglpotential fires or explosion hazards. . Exercise caution with POLS and flammables. . Control ignition sources and fuels. . Properly handle f i r e water runoff.

Protect drinking water resources. . Protect wastewater treatment plants. . Protect critical or sensitive ecological areas.

Stop or slow the release.

Set up containments, diversions, and surface impoundments.

Transfer materials to safe storage.

Keep spill from reaching sewers.

. Recover the bodies of human and animal victims.

Recover property and equipment in immediate danger.

Prevent property and equipment damage.

Dispose of spilled materials.

Radioactive Commodity Incident Procedures

1. Report the Incident.

2. Safe Actions a

1 3. Action by the LRPO. >

Notify ewryone in the area.

D Report injury, regardless o f how minor, t o the medical clinic.

D Report the incident immediately to the BSB Fire bpartment a t 466- 2858.

o All personnel who twched or handled the broken device must wash arms, face, hands and other exposed areas of the body as soon as possible with soap and water.

Leave the immediate area.

Remove and dwble-bag outer clothing which is suspected o f being contaminated.

o Wrap device in double plastic bag, and store it in special storage areas.

Restrict room or area of breakage.

o Send all personnel who m y haw handled the broken device, or were in the near vicinity a t the time o f the break t o the local medical dinic for bioassay.

Notify the licensee and/or MACOM P O .

Test the area for contamination by taking wipe tests