FIRE PROTECTION EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN Lithium Ion BESS

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Emergency Services & Contactors
Telephone Number
EMERGENCY SPILL RESPONSE CONTRACTOR
Sumner Hazmat, Inc.
Facility Number
24 Hour Emergency Response
AGENCY NOTIFICATIONS
NRC (24-hour) (Report Oil Spills) Washington Department of Ecology
ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE State Poison and Drug Center
U.S. Pipeline & Hazardous Material Safety Administration help line
2.4 Pre-Planning
800-424-8802
800-222-1222 1-800-467-4922
EQUIPMENT ASSISTANCE United Rentals
Pre-planning for emergencies is a crucial element of this plan. The following steps shall be taken in planning for emergency situations at the site:
• Fire department and other first responders must receive a copy of this plan and participate in an on-site familiarization meeting.
• All emergency responder access points to the facility shall be identified.
• An emergency response information notice board must be maintained at a location
readily visible and accessible to all personnel, identified in Appendix 1, and contain key contacts for emergencies, a list of personnel certified in First Aid/CPR, and other notices as outlined in this document or as deemed appropriate by the Emergency Response Coordinator. Provision shall be made for non-English speaking workers on site.
• All road exits shall be established and posted on the emergency information notice board.
• Evacuation route diagrams must be documented and posted on the emergency information notice board.
• All enclosures and property surrounded by fencing must be marked by signage that identifies specific hazards where required by code.
• Site personnel must receive instruction to keep exits from the site clear.
• Safe approach distances must be established for equipment’s different failure modes,
personnel must be trained in these distances, and such information is communicated in writing to first responders during drills and other emergency response informational meetings.