Haz Mat Incident Considerations

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Haz Mat Incident Considerations Chapter 12 Site Access Control Leader

Site Access Control Leader Session Objectives Understand the roles and responsibilities of of the Site Access Control Leader

Site Access Control Leader Assistant Safety Officer Hazardous Materials This slide shows an example of poor site access control (note the cameraman in the CRZ)

Site Access Control Leader Check-in and obtain briefing from the HMGS Organize and supervise assigned personnel to control access to the hazard site Oversee the placement of the Control Lines Ensure appropriate action is taken to prevent the spread of contamination

Site Access Control Leader Establish the Safe Refuge Area within the CRZ. Appoint the Safe Refuge Area Manager (as needed) Ensure that injured or exposed individuals are deconed Track persons passing through the CRZ

Site Access Control Leader Coordinate with the Medical Group Maintain observations of any changes in climatic conditions or other circumstances external to the hazard site Maintain communications and coordinate operations with Entry and Decon Maintain Unit Log

Site Access Control Group Exercise ID personnel that will execute SAC plan Establish SAC objectives, location of control lines, and access point Determine resources needed Establish plan for tracking personnel entering and leaving the work zones Establish a safe refuge area within the CRZ Draw a site map on flip chart paper Complete an ICS form

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