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BRAZOS COUNTY INTERJURSIDICTIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ALL HAZARDS REPORTING PROCEDURES (979) 361-4140 Fax (979) 821-3407 In compliance with FY 00 Cooperative Agreements CA-4, we are required to report all hazards that occur quarterly in our county. This also serves as the foundation for hazard mitigation and emergency preparedness actions. Listed below, is a basic guideline for reports. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILLS/RELEASE: Type of Spill/Release _____ Spills on Land Spills on Water Hazardous Substance If CERCLA RQ = 1-100 lb. CERCLA RQ CERCLA RQ If CERCLA RQ > 100 lb. CERCLA RQ 100 lb. Crude Oil Used oil/petroleum product 25 gal. Enough to form sheen At a PST-exempt facility 25 gal. Enough to form sheen All others 25 gal. Enough to form sheen Oil other than crude oil, used oil Or petroleum product 25 gal. Enough to form sheen Other items to Report: v All Blowouts or Fires associated with oil, gas and geothermal activities. v All Fires associated with a hazardous material. v All gas or liquid pipelines breaks or ruptures. v Any release of hydrogen sulfide gas. v Any incident resulting in injury, death or property (or potential) damage from gas or liquid pipelines. v Outdoor Burning of hazardous material. v Illegal dumping of hazardous waste. v Transportation Accidents involving hazardous material (not to include maintenance fluids i.e. transmission, brake, etc; with exception of diesel/gas – use 25 gal rule). v All Airplane incidents/crashes. v Any Severe Weather to include flooding, hail, damaging winds of 50+ mph, funnel clouds, tornado, water on roads. IF AT ANY TIME, YOU ARE IN DOUBT ABOUT REPORTING INCIDENTS, PLEASE COMPLETE REPORT AND DELIVER TO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT! Rev: 02/00; re#’d 11/02
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REPORTING FORM In case of incidents (Fire, Spills, Leaks or Train Derailments) concerning Hazardous Materials, the following information should be obtained. Get as much of this information as possible. 1. Date: ____________________ Time of Notification ___________________________ 2. Name of person receiving call: ___________________________________________________________________________________ 3. Name and telephone number of on scene contact: ___________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Incident location: ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Nature of Emergency (e.g. leak, explosion, spill, <strong>fire</strong>, derailment, container type and condition) ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 6. Name of material released: ___________________________________________________________________________________ 7. Time and duration of release: ___________________________________________________________________________________ 8. Amount and speed of release: ___________________________________________________________________________________ 9. Total amount of material that may be released: ___________________________________________________________________________________ 10. Direction, height, color, odor of any vapor clouds or plumes: ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 11. Medium or media into which the release occurred: ___________________________________________________________________________________ 12. Characteristics of material (e.g. color, smell, etc.): __________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 13. Present status of material( e.g. gas, liquid): ___________________________________________________________________________________ 14. Weather conditions: ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 15. Local terrain conditions: ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________
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ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES Section 100
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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEG
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