1. Emergency Preparedness

2. OUTLINE
Why?
Emergency Control Plan
Questions
Evaluation

3. Why ? Protection Communication Preservation Preserve life
Against injury
Company Assets
Communication
Everyone on same page
Preservation
Documents
Records

4. Emergency Control Plan
Found - Section 8 of HS Manual
Outlines: ERT
Important Phone numbers
Procedures for specific emergencies

5. Emergency Control Plan Emergency Response Team (ERT)
Jim Edge Darrel Smith
Jeff Ernewein
Chris Davidson
Brian Connor
Mark Privatt

6. Emergency Control Plan ERT Responsibilities
Respond to Emergency
Must be trained in Standard First Aid
Determine if Evacuation is needed
Ensure that everyone leaves building
Head count at meeting area

7. Emergency Control Plan ERT Responsibilities
Liaison with Emergency Officials
Assign someone to wave emergency vehicles onto property

8. Emergency Control Plan Potential Emergencies
Fire / Explosion
Natural Gas Leak
Electrical Shock
Plant Power Failure
Medical Emergencies
Threats of Violence

9. Emergency Control Plan Evacuation Procedure
Where do you go?
Emergency Gathering area
Primary – Grassy Knoll (Northwest corner)
Secondary – end of Sasaga Dr. (Rail tracks)

10. Emergency Control Plan Evacuation Procedure
Responsibilities
Employees
Supervisors
ERT
Employees – turn off equipment, if possible
Supervisors – check areas, ensure that all machines are turned off
Supervisor or Senior Operator will do a head count
ERT ensures that everyone evacuates building, delegates person to inform other residents in ajoining building
ERT member and / or Production Supervisor and / or Site Manager will liaise with Emergency officals

11. Emergency Control Plan Evacuation Procedure
Exits
Where are they?
Do not re-enter the building until authorized by Emergency Response Authorities

12. Emergency Control Plan Fire and / or Explosion
What do you do?
Determine if fire can be put out
Attempt to put out fire
One common question: How big of a fire can I put out?
Answer: Don’t try to put out a fire that is bigger than a garbage pail.

14. Emergency Control Plan Suspicious Odours
Detectable: rotten egg smell, sewer gas
Burning smells: resin, welding

15. Emergency Control Plan Suspicious odour
Contact ERT member
ERT member will use gas detector to determine if there is a hazardous condition
If hazardous condition exists, the facility will be evacuated
-911, report the nature of the emergency to them

16. Emergency Control Plan Electrical Shock
What would you do?
Do not touch person
Disconnect source of electricity
Call 911
Check breathing / pulse (ABCs)
Attempt to wake person up

17. Emergency Control Plan Power Failure
What would you do?
Emergency Lighting
Turn off machine at main power panel, if possible
Leave building through nearest exit
Meet at evacuation area
Do not enter until power is restored
Emergency lighting should come on and will be on for approximately 20 mins

18. Emergency Control Plan Medical Emergency
What would you do?
Inform First Aid trained employee (1 / shift)
Access injury
Apply first aid
Contact your Supervisor
Accessing injury: If injury is serious enough call 911

19. Emergency Control Plan Medical Emergency
Initiate Accident Investigation
Keep clear of area where injury took place

20. Emergency Control Plan Threats of Violence
What would you do?
Likely?

21. Emergency Control Plan Threats of Violence
Contact Site Manager
Discuss
911
Evacuate

22. Questions?

23. Evaluation