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EMERGENCY RESPONSE REPORTER S LOG Date What happened? INITIAL INFORMATION Incident Number Wind Direction Outside air temperature Temp. in the area of the spill When did it happen? Where did it happen? Who reported it? For any of the following questions answered "No", list the planned action items below. Has the area been evacuated? Yes No Time If evacuated, have all employees been accounted for? Yes No Time If not where were they last seen? Has facility management been notified? Yes No Time Has the Fire Department been notified? Yes No Time Has the Police Department been notified? Yes No Time Has LEPC been notified? Yes No Time Has the National Response Center been notified? Yes No Time Were there any injuries? Yes No Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 1 of 11

Are there medical personnel at the site? Yes No What type of chemical has been spilled? What type of chemicals are in the area? Any physical hazards in the area? What has been done so far? ACTION ITEMS: SIZE UP On a drawing of the area indicate the following, (this information may be supplied by the incident commander and other response officers) 1. Probable spill location. 2. Safest point of entry. 3. Routes of exit once inside. 4. Delineate the hot zone. 5. Delineate the warm zone 6. Locate the command post. 7. Locate decontamination areas. 8. Locate outside agency staging areas once they arrive. 9. Wind direction ACTION 1. Move equipment to the cold zone. This includes all self-contained breathing apparatus, encapsulated suits, ropes, flashlights, drinking liquids, materials for decontamination, fans, first aid supplies, ladders, tools, etc. Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 2 of 11

2. Record information as it becomes available. Remember seemingly trivial information may become very important. If in doubt write it down. 3. Begin contacting additional personnel (at the request of the incident commander) 4. Procure additional equipment, supplies, and or services as required (at the request of the incident commander) 5. Begin agency notifications (if required) Time leak was secured: POST OPERATIONS Estimated duration and amount of release (If known): Time building was safe to re-enter: Decontamination: Time complete: Method of disposal of contaminated water: Equipment cleaned and stored: Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus: Bottles refilled: Cleaned and disinfected: Stored properly: Amount of chemical lost: Write a short report of your actions during the emergency: Participate in a critique of the operation. Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 2 of 11

CLEAN-UP Concentration at the conclusion of the response ppm Clean-up activities LOG OF EMERGENCY RESPONDERS Name: Time Entry: Name: Time Entry: Name: Time Entry: Name: Time Entry: Name: Time Entry: Name: Time Entry: Name: Time Entry: Name: Time Entry: Name: Time Entry: Name: Time Entry: Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 3 of 11

LOG OF DETECTOR READINGS: TIME LOCATION READING Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 4 of 11

EMERGENCY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION FORM Part 1: The following script should be followed when making agency notifications. This is: My name is (Insert Your Name_). I am the (Insert Your Position at the Facility), and my telephone number is ( ) - I am calling to report a release of ( Insert Name of Material ). This leak occurred at (Insert time and Date) and (has/has) not been contained as of this moment. OR This leak occurred at (Insert time and Date) and is ongoing and is not expected to be contained/stopped until ( Estimate time leak will be stopped ). This is a (choose one): Site Emergency: Release has occurred and will probably not have an off-site impact. General Emergency: A Release has occurred which will probably have an off-site impact. The estimated quantity of (Insert Name of Material ) released is ( Quantity or unknown ). The current weather conditions as measured at the plant (Insert Speed ), a wind speed of (Insert Speed) in a direction that is ( Insert Wind Direction ). We have (Insert Number/ No) injured personnel who (will/will not) require medical assistance. We (need/do not need) your assistance at this time to (Insert What You Need). Please tell me my case number: (Write number here) Do you have any questions? Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 5 of 11

Part 2: Added information for management report: Name of person making notification: Names of persons notified: National Response Center (100 # s within 24 Hours): Date: Time: Case #: Indiana Department of Environmental Management (100 # s within 24 Hours): Date: Time: Case #: Local Emergency Coordinator (as needed): Date: Time: Fire Department (as needed): Date: Time: Police Department (as needed): Date: Time: Other ( ): Date: Time: Other ( ): Date: Time: Other ( ): Date: Time: Additional Comments: Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 6 of 11

ASSIGNMENT SHEET INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM Incident Commander: Security Officer Operations Officer Reporter Decontamination Officer Safety Officer: Responder #1: Employer: Responder #2: Employer: Responder #3: Employer: Responder #4: Employer: Responder #5: Employer: Responder #6: Employer: Responder #7: Employer: Responder #8: Employer: Responder #9: Employer: Responder #10: Employer: Decontamination #1: Employer: Decontamination #2: Employer: Decontamination #3 Employer: Decontamination #4 Employer: First Aid #1: Employer: First Aid #2: Employer: Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 7 of 11

Victim #1 Exposure record Name: Date of birth / /. Incident type: Location of incident: Description of Incident: Type of exposure (circle) Inhalation / Direct Contact / Ingestion / Injection Exposed to: Length of exposure Type of decontamination Treatment at the scene: Transported to: Emergency contact (ask the victim before transport) Victim #2 Exposure record Name: Date of birth / /. Incident type: Location of incident: Description of Incident: Type of exposure (circle) Inhalation / Direct Contact / Ingestion / Injection Exposed to: Length of exposure Type of decontamination Treatment at the scene: Transported to: Emergency contact (ask the victim before transport) Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 8 of 11

Victim #3 Exposure record Name: Date of birth / /. Incident type: Location of incident: Description of Incident: Type of exposure (circle) Inhalation / Direct Contact / Ingestion / Injection Exposed to: Length of exposure Type of decontamination Treatment at the scene: Transported to: Emergency contact (ask the victim before transport) Victim #4 Exposure record Name: Date of birth / /. Incident type: Location of incident: Description of Incident: Type of exposure (circle) Inhalation / Direct Contact / Ingestion / Injection Exposed to: Length of exposure Type of decontamination Treatment at the scene: Transported to: Emergency contact (ask the victim before transport) Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 9 of 11

Victim #5 Exposure record Name: Date of birth / /. Incident type: Location of incident: Description of Incident: Type of exposure (circle) Inhalation / Direct Contact / Ingestion / Injection Exposed to: Length of exposure Type of decontamination Treatment at the scene: Transported to: Emergency contact (ask the victim before transport) Emergency Response Reporters Log Page 10 of 11