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... Emergency Planning Committees (LEPC) and The local fire department OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Administration Numerous workers safety regulations including emergency response preparedness, OSHA (29 CFR 1910.120) requires the business to have the incident Command System in place, its employees properly trained, equipped and responsive to the hazardous incident OPA - Oil Pollution Act of 1990 under the authority of the EPA Along with the Department of Transportation Marine Pollutant regulations (49 CFR) have expanded responsibilities and liabilities related to hazardous incidents and spills on navigable water DOT - Department of Transportation (49 CFR 130) Now requires an Oil Spill Prevention and Response Plan (by 9/30/93) for any vehicle transporting 3,500 gallons of any petroleum oil and any facility with tanks of 42,000 must have a spill plan ... The following is a partial overview of a number of legal requirements warranting consideration as they relate to a comprehensive crisis management program: Crisis Management Plan Legal Considerations SEC - Securities and Exchange Commission SEC Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 92 (SAB 92), June 1993, requires all companies whose shares are traded on U.S. Stock Exchanges to: 1. Quantify and disclose best estimates of contingent product and environmental liability 2. Explain the basis for estimates and describe any uncertainties in annual and quarterly reports filed with the SEC TSCA - Toxic Substance Control Act of 1976 Requires educating employees for their reporting of exposure and, if employees are dissatisfied with employers procedures and conclusions, the employer is required to inform then that they can take the situation to the EPA (protection for whistle blowers) SARA Title III ...
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... copy of the student manual, you can call the LAFD at (818) 756-9674. CERT PROGRAM The seven 2 1/2 hour classes in the LAFD CERT program covers: 1. Overview of earthquakes and information on non-structural hazard mitigation 2. Fire-suppression techniques, including sizing up threats, fire chemistry, extinguisher types and use, and utility control 3. Disaster medical operation, including triage, transportation, and treatment area management 4. Additional disaster medical operations, including patient evaluation and treatment of non-life-threatening injuries 5. Light search and rescue operations, emphasizing limitations and dangers of various building constructions 6. Incident command system for organizing teams and logistical planning, as well as psychology of disaster and emotional environments 7. Course review and simulated disaster exercise Reprinted with permission from Safety Information Currents, Vol ... All Back Emergency Response 4/30/2013 10:35:25 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor , Bill Grieb This content has not been rated yet. EMERGENCY RESPONSE by Bill Grieb Emergencies can occur in the safest workplace. They can arise from outside or inside. The cause may be human action (deliberate or inadvertent) or natural (anything from simple wear and tear on materials or equipment to environmental acts of God, ' such as floods, fires, and earthquakes) . Employers should establish effective safety and health programs to prepare their workers to handle emergencies before they arise. This preparation falls into several stages: planning, chain of command, emergency response teams, emergency response activities, and training. PLANNING When required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), firms with ...