GUJARAT STATE CHEMICAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN

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TABLE OF CONTENT5.7.10 Indian Railways.............................................................................................................1025.7.11 Airport Authority of India.................................................................................................1025.7.12 Department of Animal Husbandry.......................................................................................1025.7.13 Department of Agriculture................................................................................................1035.7.14 Department of Industries and Mines....................................................................................1035.7.15 State Information Bureau.................................................................................................1035.7.16 Department of Law........................................................................................................1035.7.17 Public Works Department.................................................................................................1035.7.18 Chief Electrical Inspector.................................................................................................1035.7.19 Key Support Functions.....................................................................................................1035.7.20 Support from Central Government if required........................................................................1045.8 Summary of Response Actions and Stakeholders Responsibilities..........................................................1045.9 Information and Communications...............................................................................................1045.10 Referred and Annexed Documents...............................................................................................1076. RECOVERY, RECONSTRUCTION AND REHABILITATION........................................................................ 1086.1 Functions of Recovery.............................................................................................................1086.1.1 Infrastructure..............................................................................................................1086.1.2 Human-social..............................................................................................................1086.1.3 Economic and Livelihood.................................................................................................1086.1.4 Environment...............................................................................................................1086.2 Transition from Response to Recovery...........................................................................................1086.3 Counselling and Rehabilitation of Victims.....................................................................................1096.4 Immediate Financial Relief to Victims..........................................................................................1096.5 Penalties and Compensation.....................................................................................................1096.6 Restoration and Regeneration of Ecosystem..................................................................................1096.7 Reconstruction of Damaged Structures and Services.........................................................................1097. AUTHORIZATION AND PLAN MAINTENANCE........................................................................................ 1117.1 Plan Authorization................................................................................................................1117.2 Authority and Responsibility for the Maintenance of the Plan.............................................................1117.3 Plan Development and Maintenance...........................................................................................1117.4 Record of Acceptance............................................................................................................1127.5 Record of Changes................................................................................................................1127.6 Stakeholders and Possessors of the Plan......................................................................................113GUJARAT STATE INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLANv
TABLE OF CONTENTAPPENDIX A: ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESPONDERS IN THE NATIONAL GUIDELINES ..FOR OFF-SITE EMERGENCY PLAN BY MOEF.................................................................. 114APPENDIX B: SITE SAFETY PLAN TEMPLATE.......................................................................................... 118APPENDIX C: PAC SHEET ILLUSTRATION FOR INDUSTRIAL EMERGENCY........................................ 131APPENDIX D: PAC SHEET FOR TRANSPORT EMERGENCY.................................................................... 141APPENDIX E: DIRECTORY OF KEY CONTACTS......................................................................................... 148APPENDIX F: RESPONSE RESOURCES IN GUJARAT.............................................................................. 152APPENDIX G: OSHA STANDARD FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATIONSAND EMERGENCY RESPONSE.......................................................................................... 191APPENDIX H: GUIDELINES FOR REPORTABLE QUANTITIES OFLEAK TO NOTIFY OFFSITE EMERGENCY.......................................................................... 210viGUJARAT STATE INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN
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Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENT3.4 Strengthening o
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Page 12: ABBREVIATIONSAAARABCALOHAALSAPELLAP
Page 17 and 18: DEFINITIONS AND GLOSSARY OF KEY TER
Page 19 and 20: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThe DMP is a plan
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Page 32 and 33: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYMEDICAL EMERGENCY
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2HAZARD ANALYSIS AND VULNERABILITY
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323.1 INTRODUCTIONPREVENTION AND MI
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3PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONof “ext
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3PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONmay bridg
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3PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONto be ins
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3PREVENTION AND MITIGATIONTable 6.S
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4PREPAREDNESSThe following are reco
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4PREPAREDNESS• DPOs at district l
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4PREPAREDNESSunder US laws and focu
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4PREPAREDNESS4.3.3 DEVELOPMENT AND
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4PREPAREDNESSTable 7. District Capa
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4PREPAREDNESSTYPE OF FIRE SERVICEEM
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4PREPAREDNESS4.4.4 INCIDENT RESPONS
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4PREPAREDNESSmaintain equipment com
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4PREPAREDNESSmeeting the specific s
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4PREPAREDNESSHAZWOPER training guid
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4PREPAREDNESS• Level A Ensemble -
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4PREPAREDNESS4.5.7.3 SUPPLIES• Ne
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4PREPAREDNESSintegrated with corres
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4PREPAREDNESSbe based at the ICP al
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4PREPAREDNESSDepartment of Revenue
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4PREPAREDNESS4.7.7 EMERGENCY PUBLIC
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4PREPAREDNESSRESPONSIBLE OFFICERINC
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4PREPAREDNESSFigure 15. Schematic o
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4PREPAREDNESSand essential medicine
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4PREPAREDNESScontinued from page 81
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5RESPONSE4. Wherever applicable, mu
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5RESPONSEmutual aid partners, GVK 1
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5RESPONSEthe core of SCG and form t
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5RESPONSEcivil defence groups, neig
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5RESPONSEe. Care in transit: The em
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5RESPONSEdone systematically, it is
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5RESPONSEj. Suggested protective ac
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5RESPONSEfall inadequate.3. The DG
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5RESPONSEthe logistics branch under
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5RESPONSEtracking the movement in t
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5RESPONSE3. Volunteer agencies, suc
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5RESPONSETable 13. Stakeholder Role
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6RECOVERY, RECONSTRUCTION ANDREHABI
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6RECOVERY, RECONSTRUCTION AND REHAB
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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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APPENDIX B: SITE SAFETY PLAN TEMPLA
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Initial Isolation and Protective Ac
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MATERIALSPRESENT ORSUSPECTED AT SIT
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NOTE: Contingency level of protecti
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Project-Specific Industrial Hygiene
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Site Map:128 GUJARAT STATE INDUSTRI
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APPROVAL AND SIGN-OFF FORMProject #
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Table 22. List of Community Health
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