Safety and Environment Induction Handbook 2012 - Fremantle Ports

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Kwinana Bulk JettyAt the Kwinana Bulk Jetty, the emergency alarm istested every Monday morning at 07:00 hrs.If the alarm sounds at this time, no action is required.If the alarm sounds at any other time, stop workimmediately, return machinery or equipment to asafe state, leave the jetty immediately and report tothe emergency assembly area located just outsidethe main gate.If there is an emergency involving a vessel at berththe Master of the vessel should sound its siren toraise the alarm. If a vessel sounds its whistle orsiren for 7 short blasts followed by one long blastyou should:• Stop work immediately, return machinery orequipment to a safe state,• Leave the jetty immediately and report to theemergency assembly area located just outsidethe main gate.Look to a Stevedoring Supervisor or the KwinanaBulk Jetty Coordinator for further directions.If a verbal indication is given to evacuate, follow theprocedures below:1. Immediately evacuate to a muster point. Musterpoints are located on land adjacent to Brambles;the second muster point is located at the KBJroadway front gates.Depending upon conditions, it is recommendedthat motor vehicles located on the jetty be usedfor evacuation to land.If traversing through any toxic gas clouds, smokeor fumes in a vehicle then all doors and windowsshould be closed and air conditioning turned off.NO ATTEMPTS SHOULD BE MADE TOEXTINGUISH FIRES INVOLVING EXPLOSIVES.Only appropriately trained and authorised personsshould make immediate attempts to extinguishthe fire if it is in the vicinity of explosives. If thefire spreads to involve or impact on the explosives,evacuate as above.2. Do not re-enter the area until authorised to do so.If a ship alarm / horn sounds continuously, thisindicates an emergency. Evacuate your area as above.These procedures should be used as a guide and notnecessarily be adhered to rigidly as incidents are veryunpredictable and during an actual incident theremay be a more appropriate course of action.Where practicable, procedures should be followed toavoid confusion.NOTE:There is a specific plan for the handling of anhydrousammonia at KBJ. This plan is administered byCSBP Limited.Kwinana Bulk Jetty Emergency Assembly Point14
Fremantle Ports - Safety and Environment Induction HandbookFire Fighting EquipmentDo not obstruct access to hydrants, hose boxes, fireextinguishers or any other fire fighting equipment.Do not operate water main isolation valves withoutthe permission of the Port Services Group.Report any defects or damage to fire fightingequipment to the Port Services Group immediately.All fire fighting equipment supplied by the Port ischecked and serviced in accordance with the relevantAustralian Standards.Inner Harbour Port Services Team0418 945 209Outer Harbour Port Services Team0417 171 419• Immediately notify:Police 9222 14339222 1115If in the Administration Office Building (AOB)Chief Warden 9430 35759430 33609430 3436Building Manager 9430 3525Area WardenNotify warden on your floor• Follow Area Warden’s instructions.Note:Cease operation of all mobile phones andtwo-way radios. Turn pagers off.If a WRITTEN THREAT is received,immediately notify:Police “000”If in the Administration Building Office (AOB)Bomb Threat ProceduresIf a TELEPHONE THREAT is received:Remain calm and endeavour to compile thefollowing information:- When is bomb going to explode?- Where is the bomb?- Why did you place the bomb?- What is your name and address?Other details that should be noted include:Chief Warden 9430 35759430 33609430 3436Building Manager 9430 3525Area WardenNotify warden on your floor• Place the threat document in a plastic envelope ortransparent folder to preserve its condition andprevent contamination. Do not photocopy• Give threat document to Chief Warden.• Follow Area Warden’s instructions.Note:Cease operation of all mobile phones andtwo-way radios. Turn pagers off.- Caller’s voice- Threat language- Background noises- Gender of caller (male/female)- Call taken – date, duration, recipientIf possible, alert a co-worker of the call whilststill on the phone.DO NOT HANG UP THE PHONE15
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