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Dear sir, on site emergency plan prepared by whom and who will approve the plan regards. sunil
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
Dear all,
If the industries come under MAH i.e,
Major Accident hazard unit than it is mandatory to prepare Disaster management plan & to conduct Mock drills -both on site & off site, depending on how much will it effect near by locality also.
As Dipil said We can prepare it or there are some organizations also like DMI, Disaster managenent Institute, Bhopal who may also help to make the plan.
Even NDMA also conducts Zone wise Mock drill to see the preparations of the company, its Mutal Aid scheme, It also include adminastration & other departments too if Off-site.
The planning & responsibilities may include the foolowing:
Role & responsibilites of:
Name & Address of Person Furnishing Information
1.0 Persons Furnishing the Information
Key Persons & Their Responsibilities
2.0 Introduction
2.1 Organizational structure for handling major emergencies/ disasters
2.2 Role & Responsibility of Coordinators
Details of Outside Organisations
3.1 Preliminary Hazard Analysis
3.2 Types of Accidents
3.3 Responsibility of the outside Agencies and/or the Key Personnel/ Phone numbers
Details of Liaison Between Organisations
4.1 Liaison arrangement between organization
Preliminary Hazard Analysis
5.1 Types of Accidents
5.2 System Elements or Events leading to Major Accident
5.3 Hazards
5.4 Safety Relevant Components in Company
Details About the Site
6.1 Details about the site
6.2 Location of Hazardous Chemicals
6.3 Organization structure for Handling Major emergency/ Disaster
6.4 Seat of Key Personnel
6.5 Emergency Control Centre
6.6 Assembly Points
Description of Hazardous Chemicals
7.1 Hazardous Chemicals
7.2 Properties of Hazardous Chemicals
7.3 Control of Hazards
Consequences Analysis/ Dangers to Plant
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Meteorological Data
8.3 Maximum Credible Loss Scenarios
8.4 Consequence Evaluations for Chlorine
8.5 Considered zones for consequence analysis for flammable/ explosive chemicals
Stress & Strain caused during Normal Operation
9.1 Process Description
9.2 Fire & Explosion Inside the Plant and its effects outside
9.3 Conclusion
Details regarding Warnings / Alarms, Safety security systems, etc.
10.1 Warning & Alarm for various emergencies
10.2 Emergency Alarms
10.3 Security System
10.4 Emergency Light/Power Supply
10.5 Precaution in design of Foundation, etc.
10.6 Disaster Control Management Plan
10.7 Utility & Support Services
10.8 Teams for Emergency Management
10.9 Identification of Emergency Teams
10.10 Declaration of Emergency & Evacuation
10.11 Functions to be performed during response
10.12 Maintenance & Good Engineering Practices
Communication Facilities
11.1 Communication during Emergency
11.2 Declaration of Emergency
11.3 Communication to the public and media
11.4 Infrastructure available for Emergency
11.5 Contact Information for Key persons-CLZS
11.6 List of Govt. officers Phone numbers
Fire Fighting Facilities
12.1 Fire Fighting Facilities
Details of Medical Faciltites
13.1 Medical Facilities
Role & responsibilties:
Chief Emergency controller (Occupier)
Site Controller (unit Head)
Incident controller (Plant Head)
Shutdown cordinator (Plant Head)
Safety & Fire coordinator (safety Deptt)
Facilities Coordinator- HR & admin
Medical Coordinator- CMO
Traffic security Coordinator-CSO
Communication Coordinator- HSE or HR
Public relation coordinator-PRO
Power coordinator- Electrical Head will be involved in Mock Drills
Regards,
Hansa Vyas
From India, Udaipur
If the industries come under MAH i.e,
Major Accident hazard unit than it is mandatory to prepare Disaster management plan & to conduct Mock drills -both on site & off site, depending on how much will it effect near by locality also.
As Dipil said We can prepare it or there are some organizations also like DMI, Disaster managenent Institute, Bhopal who may also help to make the plan.
Even NDMA also conducts Zone wise Mock drill to see the preparations of the company, its Mutal Aid scheme, It also include adminastration & other departments too if Off-site.
The planning & responsibilities may include the foolowing:
Role & responsibilites of:
Name & Address of Person Furnishing Information
1.0 Persons Furnishing the Information
Key Persons & Their Responsibilities
2.0 Introduction
2.1 Organizational structure for handling major emergencies/ disasters
2.2 Role & Responsibility of Coordinators
Details of Outside Organisations
3.1 Preliminary Hazard Analysis
3.2 Types of Accidents
3.3 Responsibility of the outside Agencies and/or the Key Personnel/ Phone numbers
Details of Liaison Between Organisations
4.1 Liaison arrangement between organization
Preliminary Hazard Analysis
5.1 Types of Accidents
5.2 System Elements or Events leading to Major Accident
5.3 Hazards
5.4 Safety Relevant Components in Company
Details About the Site
6.1 Details about the site
6.2 Location of Hazardous Chemicals
6.3 Organization structure for Handling Major emergency/ Disaster
6.4 Seat of Key Personnel
6.5 Emergency Control Centre
6.6 Assembly Points
Description of Hazardous Chemicals
7.1 Hazardous Chemicals
7.2 Properties of Hazardous Chemicals
7.3 Control of Hazards
Consequences Analysis/ Dangers to Plant
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Meteorological Data
8.3 Maximum Credible Loss Scenarios
8.4 Consequence Evaluations for Chlorine
8.5 Considered zones for consequence analysis for flammable/ explosive chemicals
Stress & Strain caused during Normal Operation
9.1 Process Description
9.2 Fire & Explosion Inside the Plant and its effects outside
9.3 Conclusion
Details regarding Warnings / Alarms, Safety security systems, etc.
10.1 Warning & Alarm for various emergencies
10.2 Emergency Alarms
10.3 Security System
10.4 Emergency Light/Power Supply
10.5 Precaution in design of Foundation, etc.
10.6 Disaster Control Management Plan
10.7 Utility & Support Services
10.8 Teams for Emergency Management
10.9 Identification of Emergency Teams
10.10 Declaration of Emergency & Evacuation
10.11 Functions to be performed during response
10.12 Maintenance & Good Engineering Practices
Communication Facilities
11.1 Communication during Emergency
11.2 Declaration of Emergency
11.3 Communication to the public and media
11.4 Infrastructure available for Emergency
11.5 Contact Information for Key persons-CLZS
11.6 List of Govt. officers Phone numbers
Fire Fighting Facilities
12.1 Fire Fighting Facilities
Details of Medical Faciltites
13.1 Medical Facilities
Role & responsibilties:
Chief Emergency controller (Occupier)
Site Controller (unit Head)
Incident controller (Plant Head)
Shutdown cordinator (Plant Head)
Safety & Fire coordinator (safety Deptt)
Facilities Coordinator- HR & admin
Medical Coordinator- CMO
Traffic security Coordinator-CSO
Communication Coordinator- HSE or HR
Public relation coordinator-PRO
Power coordinator- Electrical Head will be involved in Mock Drills
Regards,
Hansa Vyas
From India, Udaipur
Dear pialli,Dipil sir, How can select the assembly points in the factory ,if any emergency.Actually how can design the safety assembly points in factory.Kindly guide us. Regards/prasad.
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Dear Prasad
As per my knowledge there are no guidelines in any rules/act regarding developing assembly point at specific location in specific manner...
We have to select such a location which is safe and centralised where people can quickly gather at the time of emergency... It can be an open space far from tall structures... It should be in such a location which is easily accessible to all the employees.... The main purpose is that one can make a head count of the employees once they gather at assembly point... May not give preference to near main plant gate, as in case of sabotage controlling the public will be a tough task at gate... hence a place near gate will not be seems safe... You can think upon it and with little survey find out a suitable space for Assembly Point...
If your plant/construction site is big, you may think of make two or three Assembly Points accordingly... All such places should be having clear identification boards and all should be trained about Assembly Points and must be familiar about the same.. For this mock drill to be conducted...
If need any further input on this regards, please do write back....
From India
As per my knowledge there are no guidelines in any rules/act regarding developing assembly point at specific location in specific manner...
We have to select such a location which is safe and centralised where people can quickly gather at the time of emergency... It can be an open space far from tall structures... It should be in such a location which is easily accessible to all the employees.... The main purpose is that one can make a head count of the employees once they gather at assembly point... May not give preference to near main plant gate, as in case of sabotage controlling the public will be a tough task at gate... hence a place near gate will not be seems safe... You can think upon it and with little survey find out a suitable space for Assembly Point...
If your plant/construction site is big, you may think of make two or three Assembly Points accordingly... All such places should be having clear identification boards and all should be trained about Assembly Points and must be familiar about the same.. For this mock drill to be conducted...
If need any further input on this regards, please do write back....
From India
Hell Mr. Shailesh,
Good Afternoon,
Myself Deshraj Singh arya is working in Ashok leyland Ltd as a manager - Safety.I found your Mock drill exercise at Cite hr & interacted with you.Pls. keep in touch.
Regds.
Deshraj Singh Arya
From India, Alwar
Good Afternoon,
Myself Deshraj Singh arya is working in Ashok leyland Ltd as a manager - Safety.I found your Mock drill exercise at Cite hr & interacted with you.Pls. keep in touch.
Regds.
Deshraj Singh Arya
From India, Alwar
Dear Mr. Deshraj Singh Arya
A warm welcome to the CiteHR EHS forum... It's really an active forum and with the involvement of more potential people like you we can surely improve the quality of the entire forum...
Try to be a participative member and share your expertise with our forum members...
From India
A warm welcome to the CiteHR EHS forum... It's really an active forum and with the involvement of more potential people like you we can surely improve the quality of the entire forum...
Try to be a participative member and share your expertise with our forum members...
From India
Dear All,
Can any one share me Role definition of EHS Manager.
Herewith i attached one sample sheet, is it right one?
Request to suggest or share any relevant advance role definition format of EHS Manager.
Thanks.
Vikas Joshi
From India, Vadodara
Can any one share me Role definition of EHS Manager.
Herewith i attached one sample sheet, is it right one?
Request to suggest or share any relevant advance role definition format of EHS Manager.
Thanks.
Vikas Joshi
From India, Vadodara
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