Awareness Training Goals - Salinas Valley Ammonia Safety Day

Ammonia Safety Day
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ERP ASSIGNMENTS TO IMPLEMENT INCIDENTAL AND EMERGENCY EVENTS
Role Responsibility Name(s) and/or Job Title
On Site Incident Commander FEC is in charge of implementing the Name: Job Title:
(IC) or “Facility Emergency facility emergency response plan and
Coordinator” (FEC)
coordinates with public safety IC who
oversees the entire incident action plan;
must be trained and annually certified
at the Hazmat Technician level plus
trained on the Incident Command
System, with good understanding of
how to enter into Unified Command
Safety Officer (SO) In charge of developing and
implementing the safety plan and must
be trained and annually re-certified at
the Facility Emergency Coordinator
level
Ammonia Specialist/Non
Entry; this position can
assume Safety Officer (SO),
Plans Officer (PO), and/or
Operations Chief (OC)
Maintenance, service, and leak
investigation at levels below
IDLH; skill tested, fit tested
and medically cleared for use
of an air purified respirator
above 25 PPM and below 300
PPM”
Entry Team Members certified
(skill tested, fit tested and
medically cleared) above 300
PPM and below 5,000 PPM
(Level B PPE)
Emergency Response Team
Support Role:
Decontamination Team
(Decon); Rehabilitation Team
(Rehab); Emergency Medical
(EMS); Logistics Team (Log);
Environmental Team (ET);
Evacuation Coordinator Lead
(ECL); Evacuation
Coordinator (EC);
Finance Officer (FO); Legal
Officer (LO); Documentation
Team (DT); Liaison (L);
Public Information Officer
(PIO); Notifications
Coordinator(NC); Security
Control Officer (SCO)
Trained at the Facility Emergency
Coordinator or Hazmat Tech. level but
cannot participate with the Entry Team;
defensive tactics; must be trained and
annually re-certified – not certified to
use PPE or to be a part of an entry team
Emergency Response Team members
with personal protective equipment to
enter an environment between 50 PPM
and 300 PPM; must be trained and
annually certified to the First
Responder Operations Level or as
Hazmat Technician
Entry team members who are trained
and certified to enter at Level B PPE
circumstances; must be trained and
annually certified as Hazmat
Technicians
Plays a specified role on the
Emergency Response Team and has
been skill tested to perform that role;
ASTI recommends that all Emergency
Response Team Members receive
Hazmat Technician level training and
that they annually refresh and certify in
the roles that they play.
Command Team members listed in this
row are specialists in their own fields
and need only be aware of and skill
tested for their emergency response
role annually.
Name: Job Title:
Identify the specialty by designating
the name with the abbreviation listed
in “Role” Column:
Name: Job Title:
Identify the Entry Team Leaders by
designating the name with ETL:
Name: Job Title:
Identify the Entry Team Leaders by
designating the name with ETL:
Name: Job Title:
Identify the specialty by designating
the name with the abbreviation listed
in “Role” Column:
Name: Job Title:
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