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Emergency Response Plan Updates Paramount Resources Bankers Hall West, 888 3rd Street S.W., Calgary, Alberta, T2P 5C5 24 Hour Emergency No.: 403-290-3600 Liard Sour Production ERP Summary Page Table of Contents Emergency Contact List Distribution List Section 1 – Overview Section 2 – ICS Response Structure Section 3 – Field Specifics Section 4 – Hazards Section 5 – Common Forms Incident / Accident Report Form Incident / Accident Form Guidance Notes Incident Log NT-NU Spill Report Instructions for Completing the NT-NU Spill Report Form WSCC Claim: Employer’s Report of Injury WSCC Claim: Worker’s Report of Injury Section 6 – Response Specific Procedures Air Quality Monitoring Checklist Bomb Threat Camp Communication Evacuation Fires Hostage Situation Ignition Injury/Fatality Missing Person Natural Disasters Odour Complaint Public Notification Reception Center Roadblocks/Isolate Hazard Security Breach Shelter in Place Spills/Release/Vessel Checklist Vehicle Incident Section 7 – Post Incident Procedures Section 8 – Corporate Governance Section 9 – Glossary Section 10 – Public Consultation Section 11 – Supplemental ERP Paramount Resources Bankers Hall West, 888 3rd Street S.W., Calgary, Alberta, T2P 5C5 24 Hour Emergency No.: 403-290-3600 April 2008 The Liard area (west, east and south fields) have been temporarily deactivated according to National Energy Board (NEB) requirements. Access to these sites are limited. Roads that are winter access only, will not be maintained. Summary Sheet Emergency Response Plan (ERP): Name/Type of ERP: Liard Sour Production ERP Company Code: N/A ERP Plan Reference No.: N/A ERP Developed: May 1, 2008 National Energy Board, Security and Emergency Preparedness and ERP Compliant: Response Programs, Letter dated April 24, 2002 Jan 01/11 – updated ERP to an electronic format Date and Reason for Revision: Feb 18/09 – updated Section 2, Section 4, Section 6 – Spill Response Jun 01/08 – added Shiha Energy Transmission Ltd. Paramount Resources Ltd. Corporate Compliance Department ERP Administrator: 4700 Bankers Hall West, 888 3rd Street S.W. Calgary, Alberta, T2P 5C5 Ph: 403-290-3600, Fx: 403-290-3614 ERP Checklist Completed Yes and Attached to ERP: Operating Area: Northern Operating Unit The Company: Paramount Resources Ltd. (Paramount) is a Canadian publicly traded natural resource company that was incorporated on February 14, 1978. Paramount is involved in the exploration, development and Paramount Resources Ltd.: production of petroleum and natural gas, primarily in Alberta, British Columbia, and the Northwest Territories but also has development in Saskatchewan, offshore east coast Canada, California, Montana, North Dakota and Wyoming. Shiha Energy Transmission Ltd. (Shiha) is a Canadian company that is owned 90% by Paramount Resources Ltd. and 10% by Acho Dene Koe. Shiha is the licensee of a two phase 24 km pipeline from the F- Shiha Energy Transmission Ltd. 36 site in the Northwest Territories to the Paramount Resources Maxhamish Compressor Station d-36-I/94-0-14 in British Columbia. Paramount Resources constructed, operates and maintains this pipeline on behalf of Shiha. Plant Office: None Field Overview: Residents within Proximity to Field Sweet/Sour the EPZ Nearest Urban Centre Fort Liard, NT Liard West Sweet / Sour No residents Fort Nelson, BC Liard South Sweet Sweet Fort Nelson, BC Fort Liard, NT Liard East Sweet Sweet Fort Nelson, BC Liard Sour Production ERP Page 1 of 1 Northern Operating Unit Updated: January 1, 2011 Summary Sheet Table of Contents Paramount Resources Northwest Territories Jurisdiction Section Description SUMMARY SHEET TABLE OF CONTENTS EMERGENCY CONTACT LIST DISTRIBUTION LIST SECTION 1: OVERVIEW 1.1 Paramount Resources Ltd. and Paramount Transmission Ltd. 1.2 NEB Security and Emergency Preparedness and Response Programs 1.2.1 Incident 1.2.2 Emergency 1.2.3 Terrorism and Other Criminal Activities 1.2.4 Emergency Criteria 1.3 Sour Production Emergency Response Plan 1.4 Plan Distribution 1.5 Training, Drills and Exercises 1.5.1 Training 1.5.2 Exercise Requirements 1.5.3 Sour Wells – Pre-Penetration Meeting Requirements 1.6 Confidentiality 1.6.1 Confidentiality of Personal Information 1.6.2 Confidential of the ERP Manual 1.6.3 ERP Material Removed 1.7 ERP Maintenance 1.8 Government Involvement 1.8.1 National Energy Board (NEB) 1.8.2 Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) 1.8.3 Human Resources and Skills Development Canada 1.8.4 Agencies in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut 1.8.5 Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) 1.8.6 Alberta Energy Resources and Conservation board (ERCB) 1.8.7 Other Federal Departments SECTION 2: ICS RESPONSE STRUCTURE 2.1 Incident Command System (ICS) Organizational Chart 2.2 Incident Command System (ICS) 2.3 Unified Command (UC) 2.4 Responsibilities of Personnel 2.5 Implementation of the Emergency Response Plan (ERP) 2.6 NEB – Criteria for Determining Levels of Emergency 2.7 Downgrading / Stand-down of Emergency Levels 2.8 ICS Facilities 2.9 Response Centres 2.10 Incident Commander 2.11 Safety Officer 2.12 Public Information Officer 2.13 Liaison Officer 2.14 Operations Section Chief 2.15 Planning Section Chief 2.16 Logistics Section Chief Emergency Response Plan Page 1 of 3 Table of Contents Updated: January 1, 2011 Table of Contents Paramount Resources Northwest Territories Jurisdiction 2.17 Finance / Administration Section Chief 2.18 Scribe 2.19 Emergency Operations Centre 2.20 Project Manager 2.21 Company Site Supervisor 2.22 Rig Manager 2.23 Workers SECTION 3: FIELD / SITE SPECIFICS 3.1 Site Specific Overview ERP Map Description of Site Specific Area Camp Range of H2S Nearest Urban Centre General Land Use Driving Directions Detection and Notification of an Emergency Number of Responders and Response Time 3.2 Emergency Contacts Work Alone Procedures Field and Corporate Personnel Call-Out Regulatory / Emergency Services / 3rd Party Support Resident Names / Phone Numbers Trappers / Oil & Gas Operators / Other Provincial Agencies Federal Agencies Service Vendors 3.3 Safety Equipment and Personnel 3.4 Wells, Pipelines, Facility Lists 3.5 Bridging Paragraph Levels of Emergency and Response 3.6 Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 Definition Example Notification Evacuation and/or Sheltering Ignition Air Quality Monitoring Isolation 3.7 Public Protection Measures Public Protection Measures for an H2S Release Public Protection Measures for an HVP Product Release 3.8 Response Centres Incident Command Post (ICP) Company Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) Company Field Office Regional EOC SECTION 4: HAZARDS 4.1 Hazard Identification 4.2 Potential Consequences / Probability of Occurrence 4.3 Remote Operations 4.4 Winter Air Travel Emergency Response Plan Page 2 of 3 Table of Contents Updated: January 1, 2011 Table of Contents Paramount Resources Northwest Territories Jurisdiction Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Sulphur Dioxide (S02) SECTION 5: FORMS - BLANK Incident Log Regulatory Forms Company Reports SECTION 6: SPECIFIC RESPONSE CHECKLISTS Tab Air Quality Monitoring Checklist / Form Tab Bomb Threat or Suspicious Package Checklist / Form Tab Camp Checklist Tab Communication Checklist Tab Evacuation / Notification Checklist / Forms Tab Fires (On or Off Lease) Checklist / Forms Tab Hostage Situation Checklist Tab Ignition Checklist Tab Injury / Fatality Checklist Tab Missing Person Checklist Tab Natural Disaster Checklist Tab Odour Complaint Checklist Tab Public Notification to Occupants Checklist / Scripts Tab Reception Centre Checklist / Forms Tab Roadblocks / Isolation of the Hazard Area Checklist / Forms Tab Security Breach / Vandalism Checklist Tab Shelter In Place – Instructions Checklist / Script Tab Spill / Hazardous Release / Pressure Vessel Checklist / Forms Tab Vehicle Incident Checklist SECTION 7: POST INCIDENT 7.1 Post Incident Procedures 7.2 Response Demobilization 7.3 Response Debriefing Sessions 7.4 Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) 7.5 Personal Visits with Evacuees 7.6 Open House 7.7 Recovery Plan 7.8 Post Incident Assessment 7.9 Compensation SECTION 8: CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Acknowledgement Form Revision Request Amendment Record Corporate Policies SECTION 9: GLOSSARY OF TERMS SECTION 10: PUBLIC CONSULTATION 10.1 SECTION 11: SUPPLEMENTAL ERP 11.1 Supplemental ERP Emergency Response Plan Page 3 of 3 Table of Contents Updated: January 1, 2011 Paramount Resources and Emergency Contacts Shiha Energy Transmission Ltd. rd Liard Sour Production ERP 4700 Bankers Hall West, 888 3 Street SW Calgary, Alberta, T2P 5C5 Northern Operating Unit New Emergency Contact Lists 24-Hour Emergency No.: 403-290-3600 Insert into “Emergency Contacts” tab of Liard Sour Production ERP Emergency Contacts Page 1 of 7 Liard Sour Production ERP Updated: July 1, 2011 (Q3) Paramount Resources and Emergency Contacts Shiha Energy Transmission Ltd. rd Liard Sour Production ERP 4700 Bankers Hall West, 888 3 Street SW Calgary, Alberta, T2P 5C5 Northern Operating Unit Work Alone Procedures Workers determine the work alone procedures with their immediate supervisor using a hazard assessment based on the work they are completing and where they are located. Workers call into the Work Alone Check-In Line number in their operating area and pre-determined times. If the worker misses a call-in time, the Check-In-Line attempts to call the worker, then the Immediate Supervisor and following personnel on the call-out list. Corporate Office 4700 Bankers Hall West, 888 3rd Street SW, Calgary, Alberta, T2P 5C5 Ph: 403-290-3600, Fx: 403-262-7994, www.paramountres.com Building Management: Brookfield, Security: 403-237-5658 EOC: TBD Field Shut-In The Liard area (west, east and south fields) have been temporarily deactivated according to National Energy Board (NEB) requirements. Access to these sites are limited. Roads that are winter access only, will not be maintained. The sites will be checked on a monthly basis by a third party contractor out of the Fort Liard, NT area. Field and Corporate Personnel Position Name Work No. Cell/Sat. No. Home No. Field Operations ICS: Incident Commander, Safety Officer, Operations Section Chief None Corporate Operating Unit ICS: EOC Director, Liaison Officer; Logistics & Planning Section Chiefs Area Operations Manager Ron Tilley 403-290-3640 403-999-8638 403-252-0450 Sr.
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