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CSR Building Products Limited                                                                                               Page 48
West Ridge Quarry
Site Based Management Plan


                                         -   organisation name;
                                         -   exact address;
                                         -   point of entry;
                                         -   nature of spill; and
                                         -   then let EHP hang up first.
Immediate Emergency Response
      Stop work.
      Shut down equipment, plant, power and vehicles as required.
      Assist anyone in need of help.
      Consider evacuating the area.
      Contact the Supervisor and/or Site Manager to report:
      - the location and time of the spill/incident/threat;
      - nature and extent of the spill/incident/threat;
      - if spill/incident has been contained or not;
      - if any persons, installations or property could be in immediate danger;
      - quickest and safest way for emergency services to approach the spill/incident site; and
      - any other information that will assist to quickly contain the spill/incident/threat or minimise further release of
          contaminant and environmental damage.
      The Site Manager to notify relevant Administering Authorities.
Subsequent Response
After taking the initial actions, subsequent response actions to assess the situation, organisation of the dangerous goods
clean-up/fire-fighting operations and co-ordination of the response with involved parties shall be undertaken. Actions that
may be taken include:
Response to Unauthorised                       Determine cause of discharge and contaminant type.
Releases of Contaminants to
                                               Contact EHP.
Waters:
                                               Attempt to contain release of contaminant/s to waters.
                                               Contact additional personnel to assist with containment.
                                               Engage consultant to undertake an environmental assessment to determine the
                                               level and impact of environmental harm.
                                               Recover any contaminants for treatment or disposal where practical.
                                               Engage consultant for Site assessment, remediation and validation.

Response That May Be Taken                     Activate Fire Protection System and Emergency Shut-Down devices where
if Fire Incidents Have Been                    applicable.
Detected:
                                               Notify neighbouring residents and others that may be affected.
                                               Evacuate non-essential personnel from scene of incident.
                                               Clear access to scene for emergency fire-fighting vehicles and assign a person to
                                               direct fire-fighters to the scene and prevent entry by unauthorised persons.
                                               Conduct a head count at the emergency assembly point to ensure no one is
                                               missing.
                                               Establish communications by use of portable radios, phones or other means of
                                               communication to field personnel and emergency responders.
                                               Assemble available fire-fighting materials/pollution control equipment and stand by
                                               to advise and/or assist Fire and Rescue Service to prevent any fuel storage rupture
                                               by cooling.



December 2012 / file ref. 1271_610_001                                                                           GROUNDWORK p l u s
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