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Emergency Response Planning: for Corporate and Municipal Managers

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Contents

Preface

Chapter 1. Scope of Emergency Response

Introduction

Key Factors Influencing Programmatic Emergency Response Programs

Extended Partnership

Proactive and Reactive Dimensions

Chapter 2. Elements of Holistic Planning and Management

Introduction

Scope of Emergency Planning

Assessment of Hazard and Risk

On- and Off-Site Management

Authority and Responsibility

Communication and Information Handling/Processing

Provisions and Support

Medical Treatment and Surveillance

Remediation and Review

Chapter 3. The Emergency Response Plan

Introduction

Contents of Emergency Response Plan

Implementation

Chapter 4. Command

Introduction

Incident Command System

Adaptation of ICS to Other Command Structures

Additional Considerations

Chapter 5. Physical and Chemical Hazards

Introduction

Structural, Material, and Operational Sources of Hazards

Hazard Evaluation and Mitigation

Consolidation of Information and Database

Chapter 6. Biohazards

Introduction

Bloodborne Pathogens

Universal Precautions

Exposure Control Plan

Nonbloodborne Pathogens

Chapter 7. Medical Surveillance

Introduction

Surveillance Objectives and Concerns

Liaison with Medical Authority

Types of Medical Analysis

Programmatic Review

Chapter 8. Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment

Introduction

Selection of PPC and PPE

Protective Clothing and Ensembles

Respiratory Protection

Hearing Protectors

Chapter 9. Personnel Training

Introduction

Proactive Management of Hazards: Corporate Perspective

Incident Response Personnel

Chapter 10. Hazard and Risk Reduction Strategies

Introduction

Mitigation Measures

All-Hazard Mitigation

Shift in Paradigm

Chapter 11. Decontamination

Introduction

Scope of Decontamination Plan

Emergency Decontamination

Chapter I 2. Data and Information Management

Introduction

Expert Software

Elements of In-Service Data and Information Base

Modular Approach to Database Design

Chapter 13. Monitoring Strategies and Devices

Introduction

Chemical Monitoring Technologies

Other Monitoring Technologies

Design and Implementation of Monitoring Program

Proactive Industrial Monitoring

Chapter 14. Terrorism

Introduction

Potential Terrorist Weapons

Incident Site as Crime Scene

Threat and Risk Target Assessment

Emergency Operations Plan

Appendix A. Glossary

Appendix B. FEMA Addresses

Appendix C. Regional and Area OSHA Ofices

Appendix D. States with Approved Occupational Safety and Health Plans

Appendix E. OSHA Consultation Directory

Appendix F. State Emergency Response Committees

Appendix G. FEMA Emergency Management Guide for Business and Industry

Introduction

Section 1—Four Steps in the Planning Process

Section 2—Emergency Management Considerations

Section 3—Hazard-Specific Information

Section 4—Information Sources

Appendix H. OSHA Training Curriculum Guidelines 1910.120 (Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response) APP E (Nonmandatory)

Suggested General Criteria

Suggested Program Quality Control Criteria

Suggested Training Curriculum Guidelines

Appendix I. Terrorism Incident Annex to the Federal Response Plan

Introduction

Policies

Situation

Concept of Operations

Responsibilities

Funding Guidelines

References (Not Otherwise Referenced in the FRP)

Primary Point of Contact

Appendix J. Presidential Decision Directive 39 (Unclassified)

United States Policy on Counterterrorism

Appendix K. National Fire Academy and Emergency Management Institute Courses Related to Consequence Management

National Fire Academy (NFA) Courses

Emergency Management Institute (EMI) Courses

For More Information

Appendix L. Emergency Procedures for Employees with Disabilities in Ofice Occupancies (U.S. Fire Administration: June 1995)

Review Panel

Introduction

Planning

Special Equipment/Devices

Providing Assistance

Glossary

Resources

Appendix M. How to Prepare for Workplace Emergencies (U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 1995, Revised)

Introduction

Purpose

Planning

Chain of Command

Communications

Accounting for Personnel

Emergency Response Teams

Training

Personal Protection

Medical Assistance

Security

Some OSHA Requirements

Information and Consultation Services

Free On-Site Consultation

Voluntary Protection Program

Training and Education

Other Sources of OSHA Assistance

State Occupational Safety and Health Plans

Index