State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Contingency Planning and Operational Response to Major Incidents Andy Marshall,

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State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Contingency Planning and Operational Response to Major Incidents Andy Marshall, Director of Civil Contingencies, Staffordshire, UK - Andy Marshall1

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Aim To outline how we prepare to respond to Major Incidents in Staffordshire & Stoke-on-Trent - Andy Marshall2

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Scope Staffordshire Intro & Risks What is Civil Contingencies? Our Local Resilience Forum (LRF) Shared Service: The CCU Developing Leaders Incident Response Summary & Questions - Andy Marshall3

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Staffordshire - Andy Marshall4

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 What is Civil Contingencies? Civil Contingencies Act 2004 Major Incident Cat 1 & 2 responders – Risk Assessment – Emergency Planning – Cooperation – Communication with the Public – Information Sharing – Business Continuity – Advice to Business/Vol Sec Emergency Powers - Andy Marshall5

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Relative Impact H54H12, H35 HL4, H33 HL24, H37, H46 H13, H36, H43, HL43, H40 HL1, HL2, HL3, H14, HL22, HL33, H38, H11, HL21, HL23, H53 HL10H18, HL19, HL20, H39, H58, HL12 H25, H30, H31, H41, HL42 H55, H57, H45 HL7, HL14, HL28 H4, H5, H7, H9, HL9, HL11, HL25, HL30, H49, H50 H17, H48 H56 HL18, H24 H44 H16 Catastrophic (5) Significant (4) Moderate (3) Minor (2) Limited (1) Medium Low (2) Medium (3) Medium High (4) High (5) Low(1) Relative Likelihood Staffordshire Community Risk Register Matrix HL1 Fire or explosion – Gas Terminal / Pipeline HL2 Large Toxic Release HL3 Localised Industrial Accident Involving Small Toxic Release H4 Fire or explosion – Fuel Distribution Site HL4 Major Pollution of Surface and Ground Water H5 Fire or Explosion at Onshore Fuel Pipeline H7 Explosion at High Pressure Gas Pipeline HL7 – Industrial Explosions & Major Fires H9 Large Toxic Chemical Release HL9 Aviation Accident HL10 Local Road Accident H11 Accidental Release of Radioactive Material HL11 Railway Accident H12 Biological Substance Release HL12 Transport of Hazardous Chemicals Incident H13 Foreign Nuclear Accident Affecting UK H14 Major Contamination Incident HL14 Local (Road) Accident Involving Transport of Fuel / Explosives H16 Aviation Accident – Semi urban area H17 Storms & Gales H18 Low Temperatures & Heavy Snow HL18 Local Urban Flooding HL19 Local Fluvial Flooding HL20 Localised Flash Flooding HL21 Land Movements HL22 Building Collapse H23 Pandemic Type Disease HL23 Bridge Closure or Collapse H24 Major Outbreak of a New or Emerging Infectious Disease HL24 Legionella / Meningitis Outbreak H25 Exotic Notifiable Disease in Animals HL25 Fire or explosion – Gas LPG / LNG Terminal HL28 Fire or explosion – Fuel Distribution Site H30 Industrial Action – Fire & Rescue Services HL30 Localised Explosion at a Natural Gas Pipeline H31 Constraint on the Supply of Fuel H33 Prison Officer Strike HL33 Forest or Moorland Fires H35 Industrial Action – Key Rail or Underground Workers H36 International Disruption to Oil Supply H37 Influx of British Nationals – Security Incident H38 Technical Failure of Upstream Oil / Gas Network H39 Failure of Water Infrastructure H40 Loss of Telecommunications H41 Technical Failure of National Electricity Network HL42 Industrial Action – Emergency & Critical Service Providers H43 Human Error – Telecommunication Infrastructure HL43 Plant Disease H44 Reservoir Dam Failure / Collapse H45 Technical Failure of Electricity Network H46 Biological Substance Release H48 Heat wave H49 Loss of Drinking Water Supplies H50 Periodic Water Supply Interruptions H53 International Disruption to Gas Supply H54 International Disruption to Aviation (Volcanic Ash) H55 Severe Effusive (Gas Rich) Volcanic Eruption Abroad H56 Severe Space Weather H57 Large Scale Public Disorder H58 Severe Wildfire Key Very High High Medium Low H23 Version – July Andy Marshall6

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Our Local Resilience Forum (LRF) - Andy Marshall7

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Shared Service: The CCU Based in Stafford 26 x funding partners Hosted by SFRS 4 x Roles – Multi-Agency Plans – Training & Exercising – Ops Support – Secretariat - Andy Marshall8

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Shared Service: The CCU Contacts List and Action Cards Emergency Equipment Plans & Maps Website (Public & Secure) & Twitter Multi Agency Mobile Coordination Post (MAMCP) Duty Officer 24/7 Mobile Control Unit (MCU) Pilotless Drone (UAV) - Andy Marshall9

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March Andy Marshall10

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Developing Leaders Incident Response Guide Strategic Leaders Guide Tactical Leaders Guide - Andy Marshall11

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Developing Leaders - Andy Marshall12

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Incident Response Strategic Tactical Operational - Andy Marshall13

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Staffordshire 2011 & Andy Marshall14

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 UK Flooding Andy Marshall15

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March 2014 Summary Staffordshire Intro & Risks What is Civil Contingencies? Our Local Resilience Forum (LRF) Shared Service: The CCU Developing Leaders Incident Response Summary & Questions - Andy Marshall16

State of Kuwait 3rd Intl Fire & Safety Conference & Expo 4-6 March Questions? - Andy Marshall17