District Disaster Management Plan- 2012 District Faridabad

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with sand. Approach road for the plant is NH-2, the nearest town/city is Ballabhgarh/Faridabad & nearestrailway station is Piyala. There are a number of Industries around the plant and are: BPCL (LPG), IOL,Balmer Lawrie, Orient steels, Escorts Telecommunications Ltd., Castrol India Limited, Escorts JCB Ltd,Goodyear India Limited, Escorts Limited (Motorcycles Div), Escorts Ltd. (Tractor Div.). The nearesthabitation is Piyala village almost 500 meter from the Installation. Population of village Piyala is around3000; however there is no close vicinity of 500 meter radius of 500 meter radius.D. Thomson Press (I) Limited; an ISO 9002 company is located in Faridabad on Delhi Mathura roadabout 3.5 KM from Delhi on south side. It was incorporated in 1967 with technical and financialcollaboration of Thomson International Corporation of Canada. As on date Living Media & theInvestment companies of the promoter group hold 85% of the equity share capital of Thomson Press IndiaLimited with balance 15% being held by New York Life Insurance. The parent Co. located at Faridabadwas inaugurated on 9 th of March 1967. M/S Thomson Press India limited one of the largest commercialprinting press in south Asia having its business centers all over the world. The company prints and supplymagazines like India Today, Business Today, Cosmo Politan, Reader Digest etc. Also prints multi colorposters, brochers, folders, annual reports and company reports etc. The company had its manufacturingactivities at Faridabad, Haryana, Noida U.P., Okhla New Delhi & M.M. Nagar Tamil Nadu. The factoryis surrounded by commercial and thickly populated area. The population Density is about 10,000 in 0.5KM, 18,000 in 1 KM & 30,000 in 2KMs. There are about 800 employees and total power installed is3440 hp. Raw material mainly used are Paper, Ink, LPG, HSD, Kerosene, IPA, Toluene, Acetic Acid andMTO etc.E. M/S INDIA YAMAHA MOTOR PVT. LTD.: M/S INDIA YAMAHA MOTOR PVT. LTD islocated in Faridabad at 19/6, Delhi Mathura road about 36 KM from Delhi on south side. The factory issurrounded by commercial and populated area. Total area of the premises is 116640 sq. meter and totalcovered area is 41350 sq. meter. The concerned hazardous chemical, which is stores and handled ta IndiaYamaha Motor Pvt. Ltd., Faridabad is Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG), other chemicals handled in the plantare High speed Diesel, Oxygen gas, Ammonia, Nitrogen, Sulphuric acid, phosphoric acid, paint thinner.The type of possible accidents in the plant is only fire explosions. One of other common type of accidentpossible in the plant is work injury during jobs and work at heights. M/S Escorts, JCB, Tecumseh,Whirlpool are the industries in nearby which can provide any type of mutual aid, which have sufficientmedical & fire fighting facilities and provide/utilized on occurrence of any emergency. Plant has mutualaid understanding with neighboring installations.F. HPL ADDITIVES LTD.: The HPL ADDITIVES Limited is located at plot No. 6-8, sector-25,Ballabhgarh, Faridabad district of Haryana. The plant is manufacturing rubber and plastic chemicals. Theplant is spread over an area of 6.074 acres, is located in a corner with metalled Roads on two sides. Oneof the road links Mathura road with sector-24, Faridabad while the second with Ballabhgarh Railway46
station. A mix of residential colonies as well as industrial installations surrounds the plant. Most of theindustries in the vicinity of plant are working in single shift. The nearest colonies are Krishna Nagar, at adistance of 200 meters and sector-55 of HUDA, at a distance of 500m.The plant has total manpower of560. All the units operate in three shifts, therefore the plant remain occupied for 24 hrs. The plant isengaged in manufacturing of Mikofine-(TSH, OBSH, TSSC, ZBS, AZDN), Halocom-DMH andHexamine.5 (d) Preparedness and Response Mechanism to deal with Industrial Disasters:-According to Notification issued by Environment Department, Government of Haryana, a district crisisgroup will be constituted as the apex body in Faridabad to deal with Chemical Accidents and to provideexpert guidance for handling Chemical Accidents. The District Crisis Group consists of the following:-1. Deputy Commissioner, Faridabad : Chairperson2. Fire Officer of Municipal Corporation, Faridabad : Member3. General Manager, District Industries centre Faridabad : Member4. DY. COMMISSIONER of police, Faridabad : Member5. District Public Relation Officer, Faridabad : Member6. S.D.O.(Civil) cum Deputy Controller Civil Defense, Faridabad : Member7. Sh. K L Sharma, President INTEC : Member8. Deputy Director, Industrial Safety & Health, Faridabad : Member, Secretary9. Civil Surgeon, Faridabad : Member10. Executive Engineer, Municipal Corporation, Faridabad or Executive Officer, Municipal Corporation,Faridabad: Member11. Executive Engineer, PWD (Public Health), Faridabad : Member12. Regional Officer, Haryana State Pollution Control Board, Faridabad : Member13. Deputy Director, Agriculture : Member14. General Manager, Haryana Roadways, Faridabad : Member15. Sh. S K Jain President FIA : MemberThe District Crisis Group will perform the following functions for effective preparedness for chemicaland Industrial Disasters:-(a) Assist. In the preparation of the district off-site emergency plan(b) Review all the on-site emergency plans prepared by the occupiers of major accidenthazard installation for the preparation of the District off-site emergency plan(c) Assist the district administration in the management of chemical accidents at a sitelying within the district(d) Continuously Monitor every chemical accident(e) Ensure continuous information flow from the district to the Centre and State CrisisGroup regarding the situation and mitigation efforts(f) Forward a report of the chemical accident within fifteen days to the state crisis groupand(g) Conduct at least one full scale mock drill of a chemical accident at a site each yearand forward a report of the strength and the weakness of the plan to the state crisisgroup47
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timely. It is expected that even in
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Flow Charts below, depicts the Inte
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D. He should also ensure that human
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Chapter IXResource InventoryContent
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DCP Crime Sh. Sajjan Kumar 95822001
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5. Fire Officer Sh. Mahaveer Singh
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Ballabhgarh Sh. V.K. Agarwal H.No.
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DPC- SSA (Sarwa Smt Alok Saxena 989
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7 Escorts Hospital & Research Centr
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Fire Equipments with the Industries
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Group No-9 Sh. Tej Singh (GL) Fire
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Analgesic and Anesthetic Agents30.
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Annexure 1. Refered in Section III.
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BallabhgarhIndira Colony Jhuggies a
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Annexure 04, Referred in section V.
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Annexure 05, Referred in Section VI
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Name of housesaffected with extent
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