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The purpose of this plan is to protect the safety and welfare of the employees and the community in the event of an emergency response incident and to comply in every way with laws pertaining to hazardous waste facility operations with respect to preparedness and prevention of emergency events.\nThe Emergency Response Contingency Plan is intended as a guide of emergency procedures in the event of hazardous material/waste spill or release. Internal procedure as well as mutual aid and external arrangements are part of this contingency plan. Every employee likely to be involved in its implementation and control must fully conversant with it. \tThis plan is not intended to replace judgment. The employee encountering a situation which threatens life or property may be required to decide appropriate immediate actions. Life must be protected before property in these instances\nOnly trained personnel are to be used to respond to an emergency condition. It is intended that the personnel using this manual be trained on the equipment and procedures necessary for handling an emergency situation.\nEMERGENCY CONDITIONS\nA. Emergency Response Organizational Structure\nDescription of responsibilities of each member of Emergency Response Team. Please include contact number of each member.\nB. List of Potential Emergencies and Scenarios\nAn emergency is any condition which results in the increase in potential for loss to the company and/or individuals. Emergency conditions may be caused by natural forces, equipment malfunctions, or operator error, including breakdown in communications and deviation from standard operating procedures.\nFire or Explosion\nAny fire or explosion directly involving _________________________________ will be considered an emergency condition. A fire or explosion which occurs close enough to a pipeline or terminal facility that threatens the facility is considered an emergency situation.\nAccidental Spills and/or Leaks\nAny release of hazardous vapors or liquids in sufficient quantities to pose a threat to personnel, public, property, or the environment will be considered an emergency situation.\nNatural Disasters\nNatural disasters such as typhoons which could affect the safe operation of the establishment/firm will be considered an emergency situation. Acts of sabotage or threats of sabotage (such as bomb threats) will be considered an emergency situation.\nC. Specific Procedure for Responding to Spills or Chemical Releases\nType of emergencies\nFuel, Oil or Chemicals Spill\n(Take note that this is one type of emergency only, kindly list other type of emergency)\nScenario\nIn the event of a fuel, oil, or chemicals spill the following steps should apply:\n1. Stop work, shut down equipment.\n2. 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