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Emergency Plan February 2007 K867 SHD Astramax 1.7 D A/Disposal PG 02 CCV Combo 1.6 dual fuel PG 02 CDF Combo 1.6 dual fuel Y227 CEO Peugeot Partner 600 LX dual fuel T617 BRN Combo 1.7 D M4 FBC Volvo S80 Bi-Fuel SE V653 GFV Peugeot Boxer 270 SWB M524APX Renault Master T35D X556FNC Citroen Relay Plant P939 UBV John Deere P 6800 H211FHG Hydrema Digger / loader 7,000 Surf Rake Overton Beach Rake Green Machine X4 Applied Sweepers Trailer Beach tipping trailer Trailer Wooden Tipping trailer Trailer 10’ x 5’ cage (was Ifor Will’s) 2700 Trailer Exhibition Unit Vac Sweep Overton Vac sweepers S141 BEC Case Loader 421B ML02LUY JCB tele-loader 526-55 Farm Special M335 BEC Case Skid Steer Q206JBV Kalmar Climax 2.0 Fork Lift Green Machine X4 Applied Sweepers Trailer 10’x5’Cage sides ( x3 of) 2,700 Trailer Small Box Trailer Steam Cleaner Karcher Thornton Steam Cleaner Karcher Wesham Steam Cleaner Karcher St. Annes Steam Cleaner Karcher CVMU PJ03OZR New Holland TL100 M711 RRN John Deere 755 P523 SFR John Deere 855 W911 BHG John Deere 4400 X991 JHG John Deere 4400 X992 JHG John Deere 4400 PG04XVK John Deere 4410 PO56NBL John Deere 4520 T277 HRN Ride on triple Ransomes 213D Mower J961 OFR Ride on triple Ransomes 213D Mower J961 OFR Ride on triple Ransomes 213D Mower N/A Iseki SXG 19 compact tractor Hand Machines Various hand held machines Mower Gang Mower GM 1 Trailers Saxon etc. GM 2 Trailers Saxon etc. GM 4 Trailers Saxon etc. Trailer 3.5 Ton tipping trailer Trailer 10’ x 5’ cage side trailer Trailer Water Bowser Vac Sweep Supervac Sweeper SV50H Cemetery Plant Various Plant Items Plant X2 Elec Generators Plant Various small plant Plant 4” pump (2 wheels) Plant 6” De-watering pump Plant Hydrovane compressor Appendix 14 3 Uncontrolled if Printed Rev.0
Emergency Plan February 2007 APPENDIX 15 GLOSSARY OF TERMS & ACRONYMS Term / Acronym (The) Act ACCOLC ACPO Bellwin Scheme Borough, the Bronze Business continuity management (BCM) Business Continuity Plan (BCP) Casualty Bureau Casualty clearing station Category 1 responder Category 2 responder CBRN CCS CEPO CHALET Civil Contingencies Act 2004 Civil Contingencies Secretariat Civil defence Civil protection COMAH Command Command and control Definition The Civil Contingencies Act 2004. This Act sets the framework for civil protection in the UK. The ACCess Overload Control scheme gives call preference to registered essential users on the four main mobile networks in the UK if the scheme is invoked during a major emergency. Association of Chief Police Officers Discretionary scheme for providing central government financial assistance in exceptional circumstances to affected local authorities in the event of a major emergency. In this document 'the borough' specifically relates to the area covered by Fylde Borough Council. See Operational level. A management process that helps manage the risks to the smooth running of an organisation or delivery of a service, ensuring that the business can continue in the event of disruption. A plan to facilitate business continuity management, ensuring that an organisation can continue to perform its ordinary functions, whatever the circumstances. Central police controlled contact and information point for all records and data relating to casualties. An area set up at a major incident by the ambulance service to assess, triage and treat casualties and direct their evacuation. A local responder organisation listed in Schedule 1 Part 1 of the Civil Contingencies Act likely to be involved with a central role in the response to most emergencies. A local responder organisation (though it may not be locally based) listed in Schedule 1 Part 3 of the Civil Contingencies Act and likely to be heavily involved in some emergencies or in preparedness for them. (i.e. Utility & Transport Companies) Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear. Civil Contingencies Secretariat County Emergency Planning Officer Casualties; Hazards; Access; Location; Emergency Services (range and commitment); Type of incident. (see also SAD CHALET).Emergency Services acronym used to support first reports from the scene of an incident. The Civil Contingencies Act 2004. This Act sets the framework for civil protection in the UK. The Cabinet Office secretariat which provides the central focus for the crossdepartmental and cross-agency commitment, co-ordination and co-operation that will enable the UK to deal effectively with disruptive challenges and crises. Preparedness by the civil community to deal with hostile attack. Preparedness to deal with a wide range of emergencies from localised flooding to terrorist attack. Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations these require certain industrial sites to work with emergency agencies in the preparation of off-site emergency plans. The authority for an agency to direct the actions of its own resources (both personnel and equipment). Principles adopted by an agency acting with the full authority to direct its own resources (both personnel and equipment). Appendix 15 1 Uncontrolled if Printed Rev.0
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