MEDWAY COUNCIL COMAH OFF-SITE EMERGENCY PLAN ...
MEDWAY COUNCIL COMAH OFF-SITE EMERGENCY PLAN ...
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ABRIDGED - Medway Council Off-site Emergency Plan – National Grid Grain LNG Ltd.<br />
Annex A – 5.1<br />
OUTLINE RESPONSIBILITIES<br />
SOUTH EAST COAST AMBULANCE SERVICE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST<br />
1. Receive emergency calls from the emergency services or other sources.<br />
2. Dispatch ambulance resources to the scene of the Major Incident.<br />
3. Alert the appropriate listed hospitals of the possibility of a Major Incident.<br />
4. Receive from the first ambulance response at the scene, confirmation of the<br />
nature of the Major Incident.<br />
5. As appropriate Stand Down or confirm a Major Incident exists with the<br />
alerted hospitals.<br />
6. Confirm with the appropriate hospital the requirement for a Mobile<br />
Emergency Response Incident Team (MERIT) and arrange the provision of<br />
ambulance vehicles for their transportation to the scene as necessary.<br />
7. Provide a senior ambulance officer at the scene to act as ‘Ambulance<br />
Incident Commander’.<br />
8. Dispatch to the scene sufficient ambulance resources, Incident Support<br />
Units (ISU) and, as appropriate, the ambulance Incident Control Vehicle<br />
(ICV) to be located with the Police and Fire & Rescue Service.<br />
9. Provide identifying accoutrements for the Medical Incident Commander<br />
(MIC).<br />
10. Establish communications from the ambulance Incident Control Vehicle to<br />
the receiving hospitals and, if required to any officer deployed to the relevant<br />
local authority Emergency Control Centre.<br />
11. Liaise at scene with the Police and Fire & Rescue Service and any other<br />
organisations involved.<br />
12. Forward to the receiving hospitals any information obtained at the scene<br />
relating to toxic or radiation hazards and possible contamination of<br />
casualties.<br />
13. Determine the evacuation priorities for casualties and the hospitals to which<br />
they are to be sent. (In conjunction with the Medical Incident Commander, if<br />
deployed).<br />
14. Advise the receiving hospitals on the prevailing situation and the categories<br />
and estimated times of arrival of casualties.<br />
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