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CPP Review Emergency Planning

CPP Review Emergency Planning. Randy H. Jordan CPP Integritas Security Services Corporate Security Consultant. INTRODUCTION. Industry/Gov’t share responsibility Preparedness-helps ensure continuity of emergency operations Emergency plans should be in writing

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CPP Review Emergency Planning

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  1. CPP Review Emergency Planning Randy H. Jordan CPP Integritas Security Services Corporate Security Consultant

  2. INTRODUCTION • Industry/Gov’t share responsibility • Preparedness-helps ensure continuity of emergency operations • Emergency plans should be in writing • Logical plan defining, establishing and organization/method and providing means for operation recovery

  3. Purposes of Emergency Planning • Anticipate • Provide Action • Return to Operations The three primary goals, being: Protection of life Protection of assets Operation restoration (business continuity)

  4. Advanced Planning • Based on three principles: • Coordinated planning • Mutual assistance • Community Resources

  5. Advanced Planning • Plan development • Keep it Simple • KISS-keep it stupid simple • Outline SPECIFIC responsibilities

  6. Advanced Planning • Plan should include: • Medical care and welfare • Medical personnel and equipment • Security and fire protection • Fire is single most destroyer of Industry • Emergency shutdown and start-up • Responsibility is assigned to Engineering

  7. Advanced Planning • Mutual Aid • Cooperative organization of industrial, business and local government emergency services, united by a voluntary agreement to assist each other during an emergency.

  8. Advanced Planning • Testing the plan: • Most practical way to discover deficiencies is Test plan annually • Very Important plan directives: • DO make the plan direct in nature • DON’T restrict distribution to only Sr. mgmt. • Plan activation-initiated by Plant/Facility manager or President-CEO

  9. Natural Disasters • Watch = potential severe weather is possible • Warning = severe weather probable or is occurring

  10. Natural Disasters • Tornadoes = nature’s most violent storm • 5 classifications based on wind speeds (F1-F5) • Tornado Watch-conditions present potential for severe weather • Tornado Warning-Tornado sighted and confirmed (on ground)

  11. Natural Disasters • Floods and Severe Weather • Flash flood watch>flooding is possible • Flash flood warning>flooding is or will occur • Hurricanes (tropical cyclones w/torrential rains) • 5 categories based on wind speeds (KNOW) • Watch = expected within 36 hours • Warning = expected within 24 hours

  12. Natural Disasters • TSUNAMI • Tidal waves-caused by underwater disturbances • EARTHQUAKES • Unpredictable and little warning

  13. Manmade Disasters • Plant/Facility Fires • Most crucial single requirement: • The capability to respond quickly with well-trained personnel to contain and extinguish the fire • Other crucial factors: • The proper documentation supporting inspection and maintenance of system or devices. • Routine inspection of systems and devices.

  14. Manmade Disasters • Strikes and Labor disturbances: • Strike = concerted refusal by employees to work in an attempt to force an employer to meet certain demands • Economic Strike = MOST FREQUENT form • NLRA > WAGNER ACT 3 Important factors> protect/preserve/maintain order

  15. Manmade Disasters • Unfair Labor Practice Strike • Allegations employer violated fair labor practices> striking employees must be allowed to return to work (often occurs suddenly) • Strike preparation • Know direct/indirect costs • Know NRLB rulings requirements • Early preparation/intervention is best

  16. Bomb Threats • Most complex disaster Security Manager’s face. • Dangers = death/injury, structural damage and cost of business disruption • Pupura states that 98% are hoaxes

  17. Bomb Threats • EVACUATION ( to evac or not to evac??) • Consitency is crucial • 4 Options available (no magic formula) • Do nothing>ignore threat • Search>then decide on evac • Partial search and evac (highrise=1 flr above and below target) • Complete evac then search

  18. Bomb Threats • COUNTERMEASURES-(most important) • Access control over the entry of personnel and material • Evac Decision- (2 concerns) • Determine caller intent/true objective • Deciding if evac is essential/best course of action

  19. Bomb Threats • Notification of bomb threat-once received: • Search and evacuation parties • Local authorities • FBI-other Federal agencies • Medical facilities, neighbors, utilities • Coordination and Communication Critical • A Search is made after EVERY call

  20. FEMA • Federal Emergency Management Agency • Central (Federal) point of contact • Coordinates Emergency Preparedness response • Federal Emergency Management Agency • Ensures continuity of government actions and mobilizing resources during national emergencies

  21. NAWAS • National Warning System (FEMA) • 3 warning centers (24X7) • Colorado Springs, CO • Denton, TX • Olney, MD • 1700 warning points • Attack warning signal-short blasts/wavering sound • Attention-Alert signal-steady sound

  22. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001 -- 8:45 a.m. EDTAmerican Airlines Flight 11 hijacked from Boston, Masschusetts, slams into the World Trade Center's north tower in Manhattan.

  23. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001 -- 9:03 a.m. EDTA second plane, United Airlines Flight 175, crashes into the World Trade Center's south tower, causing a massive explosion.

  24. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001As the towers burn, debris rains down on the streets of Manhattan.

  25. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001 -- 10:00 a.m. EDTWeakened and billowing with smoke, the south tower collapses. • With the south tower down, the north tower continues to burn.

  26. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001Shocked onlookers can only watch in horror.

  27. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001Chaos ensues on the streets below as emergency workers try to get people out of the city.

  28. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001 -- 10:29 a.m. EDTThe WTC's north tower collapses.

  29. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001People run in terror as smoke from falling debris billows behind them.

  30. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001A thick layer of ash and soot blankets the city.

  31. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001Covered with ash and soot, shocked survivors flee in New York.

  32. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001Billowing smoke trails out to the Statue of Liberty. President Bush states: "We will do whatever necessary to protect America and Americans ... The United States will hunt down and punish those responsible for these cowardly acts."

  33. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 15, 2001Exhausted but driven, hundreds of volunteers continued going through tons of rubble and using heavy equipment to remove debris from the World Trade Center wreckage. Plummeting temperatures before dawn on Saturday sent workers rummaging through Salvation Army clothes for sweaters.

  34. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 15, 2001Workers continue their recovery effort at the Pentagon as the morning sun lights up the sky with the Capitol dome in the background. • September 15, 2001Onlookers line up to sign a sympathy banner on a hill overlooking the Pentagon.

  35. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 11, 2001Washington's hospitals reported more than 50 injured, and the number increased as the day went on. • September 11, 2001Gen. Hugh Shelton, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, called the attacks "barbaric terrorism carried out by fanatics."

  36. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 12, 2001The Pentagon continued burning Wednesday morning. Spot fires in other parts of the building having been linked to the aircraft that crashed into it. • September 12, 2001A close-up view of the destruction.

  37. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 12, 2001Military personnel monitor the grounds just outside the Pentagon. • September 12, 2001A Park Police officer and Secret Service emergency response agent patrol the White House grounds Wednesday morning.

  38. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy'

  39. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • September 12, 2001The flag flies half-staff at the Eisenhower Executive Building adjacent to the White House. • September 12, 2001Flags at the Washington Monument remain at half-staff.

  40. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy'

  41. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • President Bush speaks to Vice President Cheney by phone aboard Air Force One on Tuesday, shortly after departing Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska en route to Washington. (WHITE HOUSE PHOTO). President Bush confers with his national security team

  42. DAY OF TERRORA 21st century 'day of infamy' • WTC Search and Clean-upRescuers continue to work around the clock in the wreckage of the World Trade Center trying to find buried survivors. City officials said so far nearly 40,000 tons of debris have been removed but 20 times that much probably remains. Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said Tuesday 218 people are confirmed dead; 152 of those have been identified and 74 were emergency workers. "The chances of recovering any live human beings are very, very small now, given the amount of time and the condition of the site," Giuliani said.

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