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Information Sheet: Emergency Response Plans For Petrol Stations
Information Sheet: Emergency Response Plans For Petrol Stations
Item 1: Name and address of For any petrol station, the following might be
considered to constitute an emergency;
owner/operator
a. Fire or ignition source on the forecourt
Identify site name and address.Where sites
are in isolated locations, it may also be b. Significant spillage of flammable fuel
necessary to outline clear directions to be c. Explosion
given to the Emergency Services in the event
of an emergency. d. Contamination of clothing of client or
personnel with petrol
Item 2: What is an Emergency? e. Injury to client or personnel on site
The Emergency Response Plan must specify f. Threat of violence, personal injury
exactly what constitutes an emergency or robbery
scenario. An emergency scenario will require
either raising of a site alarm and/or an Item 3: Identify the Emergency
external alarm. The risk involved is Response Equipment on Site
immediate and must be dealt with urgently to
prevent escalation or to achieve remediation Clearly describe the emergency response
of the damage, loss or injury to individuals, equipment on site, what function each has,
plant and equipment. how they are triggered and how they
operate.
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