Emergency response planning for corporate and municipal managers

Emergency Response Planning: for Corporate and Municipal Managers......Page 4
Copyright Page......Page 5
Contents......Page 8
Preface......Page 14
Introduction......Page 16
Key Factors Influencing Programmatic Emergency Response Programs......Page 27
Extended Partnership......Page 34
Proactive and Reactive Dimensions......Page 38
Introduction......Page 40
Scope of Emergency Planning......Page 41
Assessment of Hazard and Risk......Page 43
On- and Off-Site Management......Page 52
Authority and Responsibility......Page 56
Communication and Information Handling/Processing......Page 59
Provisions and Support......Page 61
Medical Treatment and Surveillance......Page 63
Remediation and Review......Page 66
Introduction......Page 68
Contents of Emergency Response Plan......Page 73
Implementation......Page 91
Incident Command System......Page 97
Adaptation of ICS to Other Command Structures......Page 112
Additional Considerations......Page 115
Introduction......Page 118
Structural, Material, and Operational Sources of Hazards......Page 119
Hazard Evaluation and Mitigation......Page 125
Consolidation of Information and Database......Page 134
Introduction......Page 137
Bloodborne Pathogens......Page 141
Universal Precautions......Page 147
Exposure Control Plan......Page 152
Nonbloodborne Pathogens......Page 154
Surveillance Objectives and Concerns......Page 160
Liaison with Medical Authority......Page 169
Types of Medical Analysis......Page 173
Programmatic Review......Page 186
Introduction......Page 187
Selection of PPC and PPE......Page 188
Protective Clothing and Ensembles......Page 190
Respiratory Protection......Page 210
Hearing Protectors......Page 221
Introduction......Page 223
Proactive Management of Hazards: Corporate Perspective......Page 224
Incident Response Personnel......Page 235
Introduction......Page 254
Mitigation Measures......Page 258
All-Hazard Mitigation......Page 269
Shift in Paradigm......Page 273
Introduction......Page 280
Scope of Decontamination Plan......Page 281
Emergency Decontamination......Page 301
Introduction......Page 308
Expert Software......Page 310
Elements of In-Service Data and Information Base......Page 312
Modular Approach to Database Design......Page 321
Introduction......Page 328
Chemical Monitoring Technologies......Page 329
Other Monitoring Technologies......Page 337
Design and Implementation of Monitoring Program......Page 338
Proactive Industrial Monitoring......Page 341
Introduction......Page 346
Potential Terrorist Weapons......Page 347
Incident Site as Crime Scene......Page 360
Threat and Risk Target Assessment......Page 362
Emergency Operations Plan......Page 363
Appendix A. Glossary......Page 366
Appendix B. FEMA Addresses......Page 403
Appendix C. Regional and Area OSHA Ofices......Page 408
Appendix D. States with Approved Occupational Safety and Health Plans......Page 415
Appendix E. OSHA Consultation Directory......Page 418
Appendix F. State Emergency Response Committees......Page 424
Introduction......Page 438
Section 1—Four Steps in the Planning Process......Page 441
Section 2—Emergency Management Considerations......Page 455
Section 3—Hazard-Specific Information......Page 472
Section 4—Information Sources......Page 482
Appendix H. OSHA Training Curriculum Guidelines 1910.120 (Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response) APP E (Nonmandatory)......Page 484
Suggested General Criteria......Page 485
Suggested Program Quality Control Criteria......Page 487
Suggested Training Curriculum Guidelines......Page 491
Introduction......Page 503
Policies......Page 504
Situation......Page 505
Concept of Operations......Page 506
Responsibilities......Page 511
References (Not Otherwise Referenced in the FRP)......Page 515
Primary Point of Contact......Page 516
United States Policy on Counterterrorism......Page 518
National Fire Academy (NFA) Courses......Page 522
Emergency Management Institute (EMI) Courses......Page 528
For More Information......Page 529
Review Panel......Page 530
Introduction......Page 531
Planning......Page 534
Special Equipment/Devices......Page 537
Providing Assistance......Page 542
Glossary......Page 549
Resources......Page 553
Purpose......Page 556
Planning......Page 557
Communications......Page 558
Emergency Response Teams......Page 559
Training......Page 560
Personal Protection......Page 561
Medical Assistance......Page 564
Some OSHA Requirements......Page 565
Free On-Site Consultation......Page 567
Training and Education......Page 568
State Occupational Safety and Health Plans......Page 569
Index......Page 572