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    This document provides training on emergency response procedures for Accelerator Division personnel. It defines the responsibilities of Emergency Wardens and outlines evacuation plans and communication tools for different emergency situations like fires, tornadoes, and hazardous material spills. Specific response steps are provided for each type of emergency along with the locations of emergency supplies around the facility.

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    This document provides training on emergency response procedures for Accelerator Division personnel. It defines the responsibilities of Emergency Wardens and outlines evacuation plans and communication tools for different emergency situations like fires, tornadoes, and hazardous material spills. Specific response steps are provided for each type of emergency along with the locations of emergency supplies around the facility.

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    Emergency Warden

    Training
    Accelerator Division

    1
    The Objectives of the
    Class
    Define the responsibilities of the
    Emergency Warden and Alternate
    Define the Succession of
    Command within the Emergency
    Response Team
    Define Primary and Secondary
    Communication tools
    Define a Fire Drill/Emergency and
    the evacuation process
    Define a Tornado Drill/Emergency
    and the evacuation process
    Define a Hazardous Materials Spill
    and the emergency response
    measures

    2
    Responsibilities of All AD
    Personnel During an
    Emergency
    Report the emergency via
    x3131.
    Sound the alarm, if needed.
    Ensure personnel in affected
    areas have been alerted of the
    hazard.
    Evacuate affected area upon
    hearing the alarm.

    3
    Responsibilities of the
    Emergency Warden &
    Alternate

    Emergency Warden should notify


    Alternate when absent.
    Participate in annual drills.
    Wear red & white Warden cap during all
    emergencies & drills.
    Walk through & verify that the area for
    which you are responsible has been
    evacuated upon hearing the alarm, IF IT
    CAN BE DONE WITHOUT EXPOSING
    YOURSELF TO A HAZARD.
    Evacuate your area & go to your assembly
    area.
    Report pertinent information and the
    names of uncooperative individuals to the
    Incident Commander & the Senior Safety
    Officer.

    4
    Succession Of Command for
    Emergency Response

    The succession of Command is


    contingent on time of arrival at
    the scene.

    Emergency Warden
    Main Control Room Crew Chief
    Division Senior Safety Officer
    Division Head
    Incident Commander over-all
    authority after arrival on the
    scene.

    5
    The Communications
    Tools Utilized by the AD
    during an Emergency

    Primary Telephone System


    (3131)
    Secondary Portable Radios
    (MCR) 113 Paging System

    AD Command Post:
    Primary MCR
    Secondary TV Controls
    Room (one floor below
    MCR)
    6
    Emergency Warden
    Response to an
    Announced Emergency
    Emergency dispatch will announce
    a code emergency over the 113
    pager.
    Respond only to the area for which
    you are responsible.
    Emergency dispatch will issue a
    10-99 to terminate the emergency
    response portion of the incident.
    Upon re-entering the affected area,
    note any barricades or caution tape
    to keep personnel out of hazardous
    areas.
    Remember-never go back into the
    area evacuated until the emergency
    has been terminated.
    7
    Alarm Code Definitions

    Code 1: Fire Alarm, or Fire


    involving a building or structure
    Code 2: Ambulance/Rescue
    response request
    Code 3: Reported fire other than a
    building or structure (auto, brush,
    rubbish, etc.)
    Code 4: Misc. Alarm which
    requires emergency response,
    nature of emergency will be given
    Code 5: Incident involving
    radiation
    Code 6: Incident requiring
    activation of the EOC (Emergency
    Operations Center)
    8
    Response to a Fire
    Evacuation: Use Nearest Exit
    & Go to Assembly Area
    Assembly Areas
    West Booster Tower/Gallery - WBT Parking lot
    East Booster Tower/Gallery - EBT Parking Lot
    Cross Gallery, Linac Gallery, SW Annex, Transfer
    Gallery - Horseshoe Parking lot
    SE Annex & Booster Portakamp- Booster Ring
    Road
    A0 Lab - South parking lot
    MI-60, C0, F0, NWA, MI65, MI31, MINOS -
    Parking lots
    MW9 - West Parking lot
    Fixed Target Areas - Parking lot
    NML South Parking Lot
    CMTF- North Parking Lot
    MDB East Parking Lot
    MI8 - South Parking Lot
    Personnel staging areas should be far enough away
    from buildings to allow access for emergency response
    9
    personnel and equipment
    EW Investigation and
    Response to Fire Alarms
    Investigate need for wider area of
    evacuation; notify Fire Department
    of false alarms
    In normally occupied areas (Cross
    Gallery, Footprint Area, MI-60,
    MW9), EVACUATE FROM AREA
    OF ALARM
    In non-occupied areas (service
    bldgs., refrigerator bldgs.,
    compressor bldgs.), personnel shall
    immediately vacate the building.
    No entry will be permitted until
    after appropriate Fire Dept.
    personnel allow re-entry.

    10
    Tornado Watch or
    Warning Notification
    Systems
    Notification will be via:
    Sitewide Emergency Warning
    System (SEWS)
    Activated by Lab
    Communications Center:
    Safety Alert Monitors (SAMs),
    Emergency Alert
    Receivers (EARs),
    113 Emergency
    Pagers
    Activated by AD Main Control
    Room: Intermittent Klaxon
    Alarm and voice intercom
    announcement in enclosures
    and footprint area 11
    Tornado Warning Alarm
    Response

    Proceed to designated shelter


    area.
    Use area maps.

    12
    Major Chemical Release
    Notification Systems
    Please follow instructions
    being broadcast on the Safety
    Alert Monitors (SAMs)
    Emergency Alert Receivers
    (EARs),
    113 Emergency Pagers

    13
    Response to Non-PCB
    Oil Spills
    Oil suspected of containing PCBs
    will be treated as PCB oil until
    proven otherwise.
    For small spills (spills that you can
    clean up within the immediate area
    without outside assistance): Stop the
    spill, contain the spill, isolate the
    area, clean up the spill, contact AD
    ESH for proper waste disposal
    Sylvia Wilson (x-4489)
    For large spills (requiring outside
    help to control or clean up): Dial
    3131, notify area personnel, stop
    regular oil spill if possible, contain
    spill and isolate area until 14
    Response to Chemical
    Spills
    Emergency Wardens should
    familiarize themselves with
    chemicals used, stored or in
    service in their area. In
    general, you should know the
    location of:
    PCBs in electrical equipment
    Ethylene glycol systems
    Larger volume non-PCB oil
    filled equipment
    Flammable cabinet and/or other
    smaller volume hazardous
    chemicals.

    Note: A list of resources includes the AD PCB


    inventory, ADSP-08-0301 and the Chemical Inventory
    Database. 15
    Response to a Large
    Spill:

    Call3131 for assistance


    Evacuate the area if necessary

    Note: Only those familiar with spilled material


    hazards and having the appropriate training
    should attempt to stop or clean up the spill. If
    needed, consulting services are available to help
    deal with the aftermath of a spill
    (i.e., post-emergency cleanup). For information
    call Sylvia Wilson, x-4489.

    16
    COMMON QUESTION-
    What about Small Spills?

    An individual decision made by


    the Emergency Warden
    Policy is that 3131 be called if
    additional resources (either
    personnel, protective gear, oil-
    dry, etc.) are needed.
    For oil spill assistance and
    waste disposal, contact Sylvia
    Wilson x-4489.

    17
    SPILL KITS In an
    Emergency, Spill Kits Are
    Located In:
    Linac South
    Cross Gallery Southeast
    Annex
    Cross Gallery High Bay
    Booster Gallery East
    A0, D0, and F0
    MI-60
    Neutrino Target Service
    Building
    Remember: For any size spill, cleanup should
    only be attempted by qualified individuals
    familiar with the chemical and its hazards. 18
    GENERAL PURPOSE SPILL KIT MATERIALS

    The following materials can be found in the general


    purpose Spill Kit drums (55 gallon) located in
    Booster Gallery East, Linac Gallery South, A0
    North, and F0. There are two drums on dollies, with
    tamper proof seals on the lids, in each location.

    Saranex coated coveralls (2), Chemical goggles (2),


    Viton gloves (2), Face shield (1), Shoecovers (2 pair),
    Bag of Oil dry (150 lb), Oil absorbent pads,(50 -
    absorbs 0.12 gallon/pad), Oil absorbent booms (2 -
    10 booms - absorb 2 gallon/boom), Universal
    absorbent pads (15 - absorb 0.12 gallon/pad), Liquid
    soap (3), 16 oz. Hand Cleaner (1), Foxtail Brush (1),
    dust pan (1), Medium size industrial sponge (1), Duct
    Tape (1), Barricade tape or rope (1), Caution-Spill
    Cleanup sign (1), Gallon Bucket with lid (1), Liquid
    pail (1), Large clear plastic sheet (1), 30 gallon
    garbage bags (3), PCB, Used Oil, and Special Waste
    Labels (2 each), Scrub brush (1), Bag of cotton rags
    (1), Box of Kimwipes(1)
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    ACID SPILL KIT MATERIALS

    The following materials can be found in the Acid Spill


    Kit drums (20 gallon) located in MI-60 High Bay, D0
    MVA, Cross Gallery High Bay, Cross Gallery
    Southeast Annex, and Neutrino Target Service
    Building.

    Neoprene gloves, Chemical Goggles, Sodium


    Bicarbonate (25 lb. bucket), Polypropylene scoop,
    Compact shovel, Absorbent pads (13 x 10), Push
    broom (stored next to the drum)

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