ON SITE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN

 COMPREHENSIVE HSE PROCEDURES

 QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

 ELABORATE ACCIDENT PREVENTION

PROGRAMMES
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WHY EMERGENCY PLAN ?

 TO CREATE A HEALTHY ATMOSPHERE TO
RESPOND TO AN EMERGENCY
 TO MINIMISE ADVERSE EFFECTS
 TO GIVE TOPMOST PRIRITY TO SAVING HUMAN
LIFE, PREVENTING INJURIES AND PROTECTING
ENVIRONMENT
 TO BRING THE SITUATION UNDER CONTROL AND
RESTORE NORMALCY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
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 TO PREVENT FURTHER INTERNAL INCIDENTS

RESULTING FROM THE ORIGINAL EMERGENCY
 TO PREVENT RECURRENCE (EXCEPTION-
EMERGENCIES DUE TO NATURAL PHENOMENA)
 TO LIMIT THE CONSEQUENCES OF EXTERNAL
INCIDENTS
 TO ACHIEVE CONTROL OVER TOTAL LOSS
ON SITE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN
TYPES OF EMERGENCIES
 COLLAPSE OF LIFTING APPLIANCES AND
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
 COLLAPSE OF BUILDING, STRUCTURE
 FALL FROM HEIGHT AND / OR MATERIAL
FALLING ON MEN
 ELECTRICAL SHOCK TO MANY PERSONS
 SERIOUS TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVOLVING
MORE THAN TWO PERSONS
 FIRE & EXPLOSION
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- GAS LEAKAGE OR SPILLAGE OF DANGEROUS

CHEMICALS FROM NEARBY INDUSTRIES, PORT
TERMINAL
- DROWNING OF BUILDING WORKERS, SINKING OF
VESSELS
- LAND SLIDES BURYING BUILDING WORKERS,
FLOODS
- STORMS, EARTHQUAKE AND OTHER NATURAL
CALAMITIES
- TERRORISM / CIVIL UNREST
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SERIOUS EMERGENCY SITUATION

IMPACT ON
 EMPLOYEES HEALTH & SAFETY

 ENVIRONMENT

 COMMUNITY

 COMPANY ASSETS

 COMPANY IMAGE
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TYPES OF INCIDENTS

 MINOR CONSEQUENCES; REMOTE

POTENTIAL FOR ESCALATING; MINIMUM
THREAT TO SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT

 POTENTIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT CASUALTIES,

FIRE, EXPLOSION, TOXIC RELEASE

 IMPACT ON OFFSITE
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 MAJOR / CATASTROPHIC INCLUDING

NATURAL DISASTERS

- MULTIPLE INJURIES
- FATALITIES
- MAJOR FIRE, TOXIC RELEASE
- ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
- BUSINESS INTERRUPTION
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METHODOLOGY
 DEVELOP EMERGENCY ORGANISATION
 DEFINE ROLES
 SET UP EMERGENCY CONTROL CENTRE
 TRAINING & RETRAINING
 PERIODIC MOCK EVACUATION DRILL
 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR FIRE
FIGHTING / DETECTION INSTRUMENTS
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EMERGENCY ORGANISATION
EC

DEC

Advisory Response Communication

Team Team Team

Fire Spill Female Male First Security Officer/

Monitors
Fighters Controllers Searchers Searchers Aiders Guards
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EMERGENCY CONTROL CENTRE

- OVERALL SITE RESPONSE TO AN

INCIDENT.
- LOCATED IN RCM’S OFFICE.
- PROVIDED WITH EXTERNAL / INTERNAL
PHONES, RADIO EQUIPMENT, FAX
MACHINE, METEOROLOGICAL STATION
- SITE PLAN
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- WORKING PLAN TO SHOW

 IMPASSABLE OR BLOCKED ROADS
 AREAS AFFECTED OR ENDANGERED BY THE
INCIDENT
 EVACUATED AREA
- WRITING MATERIAL
- ROLL OF EMPLOYEES
- MUTUAL AID CALL OUT LIST
ON SITE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN
ON HEARING EMERGENCY ALARM
Sr. Action By
No
01 Stop normal work activities and listen to radio / keep All personnel site
on maximum alert, shut down all working equipments,
assure maximum stability & safety. Without panic,
reach “ Assembly Point ” wait for further orders from
supervisor / emergency response team

02 Stop using radio- make it free for those who are to All having radio at site
respond to major emergency procedures.

03 Emergency Response Team to reach RCM-TEIL in Members of Emergency

his office. Response Team
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Sr. Action By
No
04 Stop all incoming traffic, park only at parking place not Security officer and
to block out going traffic. guards
05 HSE – manager goes to major emergency control HSE Manager
centre which is the office of RCM. Report to RCM,
client top executive and PMC’S top executive of site /
residence

06 Keep security on full alert HSE Manager

07 Keep First Aid Centre and ambulance on full alert, HSE Manager
keep ambulance responding
08 Notify support hospitals Check for availability of HSE Manager and First
doctors & ambulances, And near by fire brigade and Aid Centre
rescue teams

09 Notify local police, and district collector, Inspector Client top executive
under BOCW Act, local PCB officer. available at site
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 BOCW ACT / RULES [RULE NO. 36]

CHAPTER VI [EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN]
 F.A. / RULES NO. 12 SEC. 6 [CONTROL OF
INDUSTRIAL MAJOR ACCIDENT HAZARDS]
 MSIHC RULES 1989(RULE 13)
(AMMENDED 2000)
 RULES ON EMERGENCY PLANNING,
PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE FOR
CHEMICAL ACCIDENTS
 CONCLUSION
Proactive Approach Well defined Emergency
Organisation

Responsible, Experienced &

Trained Persons as members of
Emergency Organisation

Least damage to
Fast Response to property,
Emergency Situations Minimum Injuries

Image, Reputation
Fast Return
undisturbed
to Normalcy
Total Loss
Control
THANK YOU

SAFETY DEPARTMENT