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Emergency Plan February 2007 Appendix No. LIST of APPENDICES 1 2 3 These appendices contains private and personal contact details which have been removed for data protection purposes. 4 List of Associated Emergency Plans for the County of Lancashire 5 Flooding response Plan 6 Recording & Reporting 7 Example Incident Log sheet 8 Emergency Response Officer Aide Memoir 9 Safety of Emergency Call Out Staff 10 Working With Other Emergency Planning Orgasnisations/Groups 11 The Bellwin Scheme 12 Establishment of Rest Centres 13 Community Risk Register (Separate PDF file not included) 14 Schedule of Council Resources 15 Glossary of Terms & Acronyms 16 Useful Links Appendices List 43 Uncontrolled if Printed Rev.0
Emergency Plan February 2007 APPENDIX 4 LIST OF ASSOCIATED PLANS FOR THE COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE Multi Agency Contingency Plans For The County Of Lancashire In accordance with various Government Regulations and Guidance, there are a number of areas where it is has been necessary to produce an Emergency Plan to deal with a specific threat or hazard. Within Lancashire, the duty of care to write and exercise these plans is the responsibility of the Emergency Services and Lancashire County Council through the Lancashire Resilience Forum (LRF). There are various contingency plans in existence in Lancashire, some statutory, others non-statutory. All plans produced are designed to complement one another, so in theory several plans could be activated at the same time. Fylde Borough Council has a responsibility to ensure that any response they are involved in, takes into consideration the specific hazards relating to such an incident and the appropriate lead organisations. 1 Hazardous Substances Incidents - Operation Merlin Operation Merlin describes the co-ordinated, multi-agency arrangements in Lancashire in response to incidents involving chemicals and other hazardous substances, which have the potential to cause harm to people or to the environment. The aim of the plan is to protect the health and safety of people and to safeguard the environment. Operation Merlin would also be implemented in the response to chemical weapons. A section of the Operation Merlin plan deals with the actions to be taken following any occurrence resulting from uncontrolled developments involving radioactive materials or radioactivity which has the potential to adversely affect the people and/or environment. It provides the guidance on the basic or minimum response to an alert being received. Also includes the National Response Plan and Radiation Incident Monitoring Network (RIMNET) arrangements. 2 Contaminated Food (Operation Minerva) The Operation Minerva is currently under review and may well be completely replaced. It is a plan designed to protect the public from food that has been rendered unsuitable or unfit for human consumption as a result of a major incident involving an escape of harmful substances. 3 Pipeline Emergency Plan The aim of the Pipeline Emergency Plan is to co-ordinate a multi-agency response to any Major Accident Hazard Pipeline Emergency affecting the County of Lancashire. The plan gives details on the actions to be taken to minimise the consequences to the health and safety of people and to safeguard the environment. This plan is produced in two parts (part II comprising the necessary maps) and is produced as part of a statutory responsibility. 4 Animal Diseases & Rabies Plan (Includes Foot and Mouth Plan) The Lancashire Resilience Forum has issued this guidance setting out the initial procedures to be followed in the event of an outbreak of Rabies or Foot and Mouth Disease. The guidance covers outbreaks of both diseases on the basis that the initial notification and coordination is the same as for both Foot and Mouth and Rabies. DEFRA will be the lead Government Agency for both diseases and the Divisional Veterinary Manager, based at Barton will be responsible for implementing local arrangements and co-ordinating multiagency meetings. Appendix 4 1 Uncontrolled if Printed Rev.0
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