Preparation of emergency rescue plan
The content depends on the type of plan decided. The action plan indicates the action taken in any emergency situation. The specific plan is the specific action for the identified hazard. The comprehensive plan consists of the specific plan and action plan. Table 1 provides a basic outline of a comprehensive plan and compares it with an action plan and a specific plan. Table 2 defines the important part of the comprehensive contingency plan. When a plan is as expected, some important functions must be marked in the program. Comparison of different types of plan elements Description of key parts of a comprehensive emergency plan
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Inorganic Salt,Magnesium Sulphate,Sodium Hexametaphosphate,Ammonium Bisulfite SHANDONG ZHISHANG CHEMICAL CO.LTD , https://www.zhishangchemical.com section element Specific plan action plan Comprehensive plan 1 Basic plan √ √ 1.1 Introduction √ √ √ 1.2 Predictable accidents and scenarios √ √ √ 1.3 Emergency operation concept √ √ √ 1.4 Emergency Responsibility and Organization √ √ √ 1.5 Distribution of plans √ √ √ 1.6 Plan checks and comments √ √ √ 2 prevention √ 2.1 Fire prevention √ 2.2 Identification and prevention of emergency situations of hazardous materials √ 3 ready √ 3.1 Training √ 3.2 training √ 3.3 Equipment and equipment √ 3.4 Medical plan √ 4 Basic emergency procedures √ √ √ 4.1 Notices and Warnings √ √ √ 4.2 Command and Control √ √ √ 4.3 Evacuation and responsibilities of employees √ √ √ 4.4 alert √ √ √ 4.5 Emergency public relations √ √ √ 5 Emergency procedures √ √ √ 5.1 Fire √ √ 5.2 Hazardous substances √ √ 5.3 Medical and Rescue √ √ 5.4 Disinfection of personnel √ √ 5.5 Summary and report after the accident √ √ 5.6 Clear √ √ 6 Special hazard procedures √ √ 6.1 Terror bomb √ √ 6.2 tornado √ √ 6.3 typhoon √ √ 6.4 Snowstorm / Frozen √ √ 6.5 Pre-planning for credible accidents √ √ 6.6 Environmental accident √ √ 7 Recovery procedure √ 7.1 Accident investigation √ 7.2 Build a recovery team √ 7.3 Damage rating √ 7.4 Clear and restore √ 7.5 Emergency recovery report √ section 1 Basic plan, execution and summary Provides an overview of emergency management, including organization, responsibility, emergency action levels, notifications, and equipment; Brief description of potential emergencies, assumptions, and credible accidents, and other planned maintenance, distribution, etc., which may include summary reports. 2 Preventive procedures These procedures describe the actions taken to identify potential emergencies and measures to mitigate their impact. And there are some programs that may be involved in security plans or other documents. 3 Prepare the program All actions in the program are used to prepare emergency emergencies, including training, drills, equipment acquisition, mutual assistance, agreement development, and public relations. Each year, inspections and tests are conducted. 4 General emergency response procedures Functional procedures applied to any emergency, including alerts, communications, evacuation, alertness, mutual assistance, public information, reporting requirements and procedures. They provide details of the actions taken by appropriate personnel and organizations, the equipment used, and the operation of the equipment. 5 Emergency team procedures Emergency procedures for the emergency operations team. 6 Specific hazard procedures Procedures for special actions taken in exceptionally dangerous emergencies, such as credible accidents (fires, explosions, chemical spills, etc.) and natural disasters. 7 Recovery procedure Necessary actions taken after an emergency, including investigation of accidents, support for employees, coordination of communities, and restoration operations.