GUJARAT STATE CHEMICAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN

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ABBREVIATIONSAAARABCALOHAALSAPELLAPRARMVAfter Action ReportAirway Breathing and CirculationAreal Locations of HazardousAtmospheresAdvanced Life SupportAwareness and Preparedness forEmergencies at Local LevelAir Purifying RespiratorAccident Relief Medical VanDDMADEOCDISHDMPDOTDPMCDPODistrict Disaster ManagementAuthorityDistrict Emergency Operation CentreDirectorate of Industrial Safety andHealthDisaster Management PlanDepartment of TransportationDisaster Prevention and ManagementCentreDistrict Project OfficerBBLEVEBLSBoiling Liquid Expanding VapourExplosionBasic Life SupportEECCEIPEMSEmergency Control CentreEmergency Information PanelEmergency Medical ServicesEOCEmergency Operation CentreCERCEmergency Response CentreCAEPPRChemical Accident (EmergencyERFEnvironmental Relief FundPlanning Preparedness and Response)ERG2012Emergency Response Guidebook,CAIRSChemical Accident Investigation2012Reporting SystemCBRNChemical, Biological, Radiological,and NuclearGGACLGujarat Alkalises and ChemicalsCBRNEChemical, Biological, Radiological,Limitedand Nuclear EmergencyGAILGas Authority of India LimitedCECAPChemical Emergency Community(previously known as)Awareness and PreparednessGIDCGujarat Industrial DisasterCIDMChemical (Industrial) DisasterCorporationManagementGIDMGujarat Institute of DisasterCPAPContinuous Positive Air PressureManagementCSChief SecretaryGNFCGujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizersand Chemicals LimitedDGPCBGujarat Pollution Control BoardDBMSDatabase Management SystemGSDMGujarat State Disaster ManagementDCDistrict Collector(Act, 2003)DCGDistrict Crisis GroupGSDMAGujarat State Disaster ManagementAuthorityGUJARAT STATE INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLANix
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Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENT3.4 Strengthening o
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Page 35 and 36: 1INTRODUCTIONAs one of the most dev
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3PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONevacuated
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3PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONcapacity
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3PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONenforceme
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3PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONcritical
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3PREVENTION AND MITIGATION...contin
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4PREPAREDNESSrequired resources (ma
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4PREPAREDNESSbeen on events that
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4PREPAREDNESSresponse agenciesc. Ne
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4PREPAREDNESSblock level trainers.
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4PREPAREDNESS4.4.2 MULTI SCENARIO C
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4PREPAREDNESSsafely. Knowledge allo
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4PREPAREDNESS4.5.4 FIRE DEPARTMENTA
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4PREPAREDNESS• Grounding wire and
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4PREPAREDNESSmultiple Specialist co
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4PREPAREDNESSNDMA IRS guidelines ar
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4PREPAREDNESSindicate that the IRS
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4PREPAREDNESS4.7.4 IMPROVEMENTS IN
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4PREPAREDNESS• Classification as
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4PREPAREDNESSFigure 14. Example of
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4PREPAREDNESSvictim. There should b
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55RESPONSERESPONSE5.1 SITUATION OVE
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5RESPONSEcommunication and response
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5RESPONSEto inform district/local a
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5RESPONSEstate level resources, and
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5RESPONSEcomprehensive strategy to
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5RESPONSEagents and further course
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5RESPONSEmay need regular follow-up
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5RESPONSEchemical involved, not onl
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5RESPONSEfor protective actions, pu
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5RESPONSE7. GPCB will monitor air a
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5RESPONSEanimal carcasses.4. Reunit
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5RESPONSEon common (e.g. VoIP) swit
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5RESPONSE5.10 REFERRED AND ANNEXED
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6RECOVERY, RECONSTRUCTION AND REHAB
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7AUTHORIZATION AND PLAN MAINTENANCE
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7AUTHORIZATION AND PLAN MAINTENANCE
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APPENDIX A: ROLES AND RESPONSIBILIT
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APPENDIX A: ROLES AND RESPONSIBILIT
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Site Name: Site Contact: Telephone:
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Chemical Products Response Will Use
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Note: If no contingency level of pr
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Monitoring Equipment: All monitorin
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Decontamination ProceduresThe Site
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Hospital Route Map:Note: A test dri
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APPENDIX C: PAC SHEET ILLUSTRATION
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SN NAME PHONE NO.1 Sahyog Hospital,
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TECHNICAL CONTACT3, Mahendra Indust
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