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ABRIDGED - Medway Council Off-site Emergency Plan – National Grid Grain LNG Ltd.<br />

OUTLINE RESPONSIBILITIES<br />

KENT POLICE<br />

June 2011 Page 42 of 52<br />

Annex A - 4<br />

1. To validate the information received following the initial call. Assess the<br />

circumstances and deploy resources to an appropriate R.V. Point.<br />

2. To implement any pre-determined arrangements relating to the location or<br />

nature of the major emergency.<br />

3. To activate, as required, Gold Control at Police Headquarters and notify other<br />

agencies that it is operational.<br />

4. To establish Silver Control under a Silver Commander either at a suitable<br />

location, probably the Medway Police Station. Maintain communication with<br />

Force Communications Centre and/or Gold Control when activated at Police<br />

Headquarters.<br />

5. To co-ordinate the activities of all services and organisations at the scene,<br />

through the Silver Commander. This will in no way affect the specific or<br />

statutory duties and responsibilities of officers of other services or<br />

organisations.<br />

6. To maintain a log of police events and action taken at the scene.<br />

7. To contact (dependent on incident location) Medway Council and/or Kent<br />

County Council for local authority and voluntary organisation support.<br />

8. a) By the implementation of cordons, to protect and preserve the incident site<br />

for the preservation of evidence, security of property and subsequent<br />

investigation of crime.<br />

b) To establish in consultation with site operators where appropriate, a<br />

rendezvous point and marshalling area for emergency services and other<br />

vehicles called to the site.<br />

9 . a) If necessary, to establish a Central Casualty and Information Bureau at<br />

Police Headquarters as the primary point of contact to deal with all enquiries<br />

from the public and relatives of casualties.<br />

b) If necessary, to notify national and local press, radio and television of the<br />

major emergency, and publish the telephone number of the Casualty and<br />

Information Bureau. Request them to inform the public that inquiries should<br />

be directed only to the Bureau and not the hospitals etc.<br />

10. To inform Network Rail, Southern Water Services and the Environment<br />

Agency of the major emergency and implement any pre-determined<br />

arrangements relating to the location.

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