EHS Training of Emergency Response Communication
Ø INTRODUCTION
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Ø Objectives |
At this program's conclusion, participants should be able to:
l Improve and enhance their understanding of EHS Training of Emergency Response Communication l Understand safety program initiatives and examples l Disseminate information about department and all departments initiatives, activities, and emergency preparedness programs l Coordinate the development of the department’s emergency plan l Assist in implementing the departments plan l Gain an understanding of the loss type(s). (e.g., spill, injury, fire,etc.) l Enact the crisis management plan and establish a command center.
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Ø TRAINING METHODOLOGY |
This interactive training course includes the following training methodologies as a percentage of the total tuition hours: l 30% Lectures, Concepts, Role Play l 30% Workshops & Work Presentations, Techniques l 20% Based on Case Studies & Practical Exercises l 20% Videos, Software & General Discussions l Pre and Post Test
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Ø WHO SHOULD ATTEND? |
l Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality l Operations and Projects Managers, Leaders and Supervisors l Field Engineers, Surveyors or Inspectors l Support Department Personnel including but not limited to, Engineering, Procurement, Contracting, Controls, Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality l Commissioning Personnel l Construction Supervisory or Inspection Personnel
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Outline |
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Day 1 |
EHS ICS Roles l Health and Safety Specialist / In‐Charge l EHS Committee – Campus Level l EHS Role in Stages of Response l Safety Officer Officer – key to a safe response response l Public Health Function l Strike Teams Ø Surveillance Ø Site Assessment Ø HazMat Response l Emergency Management Team l Emergency Response Team
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Day 2
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EHS Activities for Response l Public Information , Permitting and liaison l Environmental Preparation l Training ,Environmental ,Monitoring , Planning , Consultation , Leadership ,Support Consultation , Regulatory l Periodic Review and Revision to Response Plan l Emergency Reporting Procedures for all Incidents l Emergencies within the Campus: l Procedures for Identified Emergencies l Evacuation Plan , Testing the Evacuation Plan l Possible Emergency Situations and emergency protocols l Rescue Planning
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Day 3
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EHS Priorities l Hazard Control Response Timeline l Emergency Phase (first 72 hours) l Recovery Phase (first 4 weeks) l Reconstruction Phase (first 2 years) Key Partners l Public Works and Water Purveyors l Local Health Departments (information, guidance) l Volunteer and Community Organizations (Red l Cross, Faith‐Based Organizations) l Waste Management l Health and Medical l Regulatory Regulatory (permitting (permitting, variances variances, restrictions) restrictions)
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Day 4 |
Emergency management agency l Volunteer Volunteer and community community organizations organizations l American Red Cross l Faith ‐based organizations l Emergency Support Functions (ESF) l Mass Care, Emergency Assistance, Housing, Human Services l Public Health and Medical Services Equipment Used l Infrared Camera Equipment l Four Gas Meter l Thermometers Equipment l Particulate Monitors l Photo‐ionization Detector l Fall Protection Equipment l Colorimetric Tubes l Confined Space Equipment l Geiger‐Mueller Detector l Ionizing Chamber l colorimetric tubes l Scintillation Detector l Moisture/IAQ Meters
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Day 5 |
EHS Issues l Food and Water Safety l Worker Safety l Vector Borne Diseases Diseases and Pests l Hazardous Chemical Spills and Leaks and l Environmental Contamination l Clearance for Re‐Occupancy l Shelters and Care Planning (American Red Cross Form 6564) l Regulatory Requirements Hazardous Chemical Spills & Leaks l Small spill kits at hazmat locations l In‐house spill cleanup capabilities l Unknown chemical concentrations (SCBA) l Interaction with County/local hazmat Handouts, References and Resources l Disaster Field Manual for Environmental Environmental Health Specialists, CCDEH l EHTER – Environmental Environmental Health Training Training in Emergency Response – CA Version Site-specific incident response l Location of Emergency Response Plan l Location of Response Pre-Plans l Overview and contact information for on-site Security l Instructions on who to contact and how to activate alarms, if applicable l Identification of on-site Incident Commander
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Schedule
- 08:30 – 10:15 First Session
- 10:15 – 10:30 Coffee Break
- 10:30 – 12:15 Second Session
- 12:15 – 12:30 Coffee Break
- 12:30 – 14:00 Third Session
- 14:00 – 15:00 Lunch
Fees
The Fee for the seminar, including instruction materials, documentation, lunch, coffee/tea breaks & snack :