Emergency response and control

Cashman, J.R., Hazardous Materials Emergencies Response and Control, 1st ed., Technomic Publishing, 1983. 

In an emergency (Emergency Response and Control) Operator A may call for Valve 100 to be open, whereas Operator B may expect it to be closed. 

Lessee s training plan includes procedures on verifying that employees received training on operating procedures, safe work practices, and emergency response and control measures. 

Emergency response and control The response to the emergency was totally inadequate. For example, even though there were not enough lifeboat seats for everyone on board, many of the lifeboats that did escape from the ship were not filled. And there was no strong, central command during the evacuation. 

Emergency Response and Control Tts with the response to the Macondo spill it took a long time to drill a relief well, and there was insufficient equipment immediately available to contain the spilt... 

Emergency response and control The inadequacy of the emergency response system, and the lack of leadership during the emergency, was also discussed above. 

The SEMS requirements to do with Emergency Response and Control are described and discussed below. 

The management program should require that emergency response and control plans are in place and are ready for immediate implementation. These plans should be validated by drills carried out to a schedule defined by the management program. The drills should address the readiness of personnel and their interaction with equipment. 

Written action plans should be established to assign authority to the appropriate qualified person(s) at a facility for initiating effective emergency response and control. These plans should also address emergency reporting and response requirements and comply with all applicable governmental regulations. 

What criteria for emergency response and control must be in my SEMS program ... 

The SEMS emergency response and control plans must include ... 

Investigation of incidents s supplied to the operator. All employees should be trained in the Emergency Response and Control procedures for the facilities on which they are working. 

The emergency response and control plan was clearly inadequate, for many of the reasons discussed above (such as the operators being confused as to the true water level in the pressurizer). It is important not only to have emergency plans, but also to develop troubleshooting procedures that outline actions to be taken during the initial stages of a crisis. 

Emergency response and control (12) Emergency planning and response... 

---