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Akola District – 2018 DISASTER CONTROL MANAGEMENT PLAN AKOLA DISTRICT – 2018 PREPARED BY : SHRI R V GIRI JOINT DIRECTOR INDUSTRIAL SAFETY & HEALTH AKOLA. 1 PREFACE It has been recognised for some years that industrial activities involving certain hazardous chemicals have potential to cause serious injury, death and damage beyond immediate vicinity of work place. Such activities are commonly known as Major Hazards In areas of high hazard, it is not correct to feel complacent of the fact of one’s being fortunate in carrying on safety such activities so far at any site. It is imperative for an occupier to be satisfied and demonstrative by studies made in risk evaluation and hazard analysis that the plants are designed adequately, constructed properly and operated safely. In spite of taking best safety precautions, an off site emergency may occur due to Fire, Vapour cloud explosion, BLEVE or Toxic release. A chemical emergency call for coordinated and concerted actions at all levels-local, districts, state and central on the hand and the industries, experts, govt agencies and the people on the other. To facilitate mobilisation of all possible resources at the time of a crises the Local Crises Group/District Crises Group formed under Chemical Accidents(Emergency Planning & Preparation Rules- 1996) along with DISH Akola has identified 3 MAH Units in Akola District.. Even all MAH units have prepared on site emergency plan to mitigate emergencies within factory limits. It has become imperative to prepare and implement off site disaster Plan considering Bhopal tragedy. So as per Chemical Accident (EPPR-1996) this off site Disaster Control Plan is prepared. It is imperative to dovetail this off site disaster control; plan with Distinct Disaster Control Plan prepared by District collector. This is comprehensive collection of data information emergency mitigation plan: A: Introduction B: Emergency Assistant Telephone Roster C: Response Function D: Containment & clean up E: Documentation and investigation follow Up F: Procedure for pasting & updating plan G: References H: Annexure The present document is revised & updated version of original plan. We hope this off site disaster management Plan will be helpful to mitigate off site emergencies in Akola District. 13/04/2018 Astik Kumar Pande y District Magistrate Chairman, Disaster Control Plan Committee Akola 2 A. INTRODUCTION Need for Hazardous Materials Emergency Planning : Major disasters like Bhopal, occurred in December 1984, resulted in 2,000 deaths and over 200,000 injuries are the rare incidences. But reports of hazardous materials spills and releases, however, are common. Thousands of new chemicals are developed each year. Citizens and officials are concerned about accidents. e.g. highway incidents, warehouse fires, train derailments, industrial incidents happening in their communities. Recent evidence shows that hazardous materials incidents are considered by many to be the most significant threat facing local jurisdictions. Communities need to prepare themselves to prevent such incidents and to respond to the accidents that can occur. A-1 Purpose of this Plan: The purpose of this plan is to assist public in planning for hazardous materials incidents. The Objectives of this plan are to: . Focus public activity on emergency preparedness and response. Provide public with information useful in organising the planning task. Furnish criteria to determine risk and to help public decide whether they need to plan for hazardous materials incidents. Help public conduct planning that is consistent with their needs and capabilities and . Provide a method for continually updating a public’s emergency plan. This Plan will: . Provide details on response techniques; or Train personnel to respond to incidents. Public planners will need to consult other resources in addition to this plan. ANNEXURE –1: INCIDENT INFORMATION SUMMARY: A-2: PLAN DISTRIBUTION TO : 3 1. Chairman DCG & District Collector, Akola 2. Chairman LCG & Sub-Divisional Officer, Akola 3. District Emergency Officer / RDC, Akola. 4. Block Development Officer (BDO), Akola. 5. Member Secretary DCG & Deputy Director, Industrial Safety & Health, Akola 6. Member Secretary LCG Akola & Deputy Director, Industrial Safety & Health, Akola 7. Sub-Divisional Police Officer, Akola 8. Regional Transport Officer, Akola. 9. District Agriculture Officer, Akola. 10. District Commandant, Home Guard, Akola. 11. Chief Fire Officer, Akola 12. Controller of Explosive, Nagpur 13. District Information Officer, Akola 14. District Health Officer, Akola. 15. Civil Surgeon, Civil Hospital, Akola. 16. Sub-Regional Officer, MPCB, Akola 17. Executive Engineer, Maharashtra Jeewan Pradhikaran, Akola. 18. Municipal Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Akola. 19. Factory Manager, of MAH Factories. 20. Representative of Industries Association, Akola. 21. Representative of Trade Unions, Akola. A-3: RECORD OF AMENDMENT: This document shall be reviewed and updated once in year to assure consistency with evolving capabilities & Procedures. The Deputy Director Industrial Safety & Health Akola are expected to be responsible for maintaining this document and assuring that all personnel involved in emergency response are familiar with the procedures described herein, The present document is edition No.1. Edition Date of change Recording Signature Page No. of change made Second Edition 20/08/2016 Third Edition 13/4/2018 A. 4.1:BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF INDUSTRIES OF AKOLA: 4 Akola district has 03 Units which come under Maximum Accident hazard category. (MAH). These industries are engaged in handling, storage and transportation of hazardous chemicals. Besides the off-site emergencies, which are caused by on-site incidents, and emergencies, there is another hazard in the area for which there is a need to provide Emergency Control mechanism in off-site plan. This includes emergencies occurred during transportation of hazardous substances. A. 4.2: TYPES OF EMERGENCIES: The Off - Site Disaster Control Plan envisages the following types of emergencies Flammable SUBSTANCES / GASES FIRE / EXPLOSION / BLEVE / VCE TRANSPORATION EMERGENCY RELEASE OF TOXIC CHEMICALS A.4.3 : THE FOLLOWING FACTORIES ARE IDENTIFIED AS MAH /CHEMICAL UNITS IN AKOLA DISTRICT : LIST OF MAH UNITS : S.N. Name of the Industry. Type of Industry. 1. Maharashtra Insecticides Ltd. MAH Unit C-4, MIDC-III, Akola. 2. Rallis India Ltd. MAH Unit C-5/6, MIDC-III, Akola. 3. Kastakar Gas Point Bottling Plant MAH Unit P.Ltd., S No. 3 Chandpur, PO:Niwora,Akola. A - 4.4- LIST OF HAZARDOUS FACTORIES FOR AKOLA DISTRICT. 5 S.N. Name & Address of the Factory Chemical Wrkrs 01 Akola Chemical India Ltd., Endo-Sulfan Technical 40 A-15-18,MIDC,Akola 02 Indian Oil Corpn.Ltd.(Oil Storage Petrol/Diesel 25 Depot)Gaigaon. Tq.Balapur, Dist-Akola 03 Bharat Petrolium Ltd. Gaigaon Tq.Balapur, Petrol/Diesel 20 Dist-Akola. 04 Hindusthan Petrolium Ltd. Gaigaon Petrol/Diesel 20 Tq.Balapur, Dist-Akola 05 Bandukwala Fire Works Gaigaon Potassium Nitrate, 50 Tq.Balapur, Dist-Akola. Barium Nitrate, Al.Powdr. 06 Bharat Oil Industries (Refinery) Sulphuric Acid Caustic Soda 20 H-60, MIDC-III,Akola 07 Maharashtra State Power Generation Co.Ltd Hydrogen 543 M.S.E.B., PARAS, Tq.Balapur, Dist-Akola. 08 Leben Laboratories P.Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 110 MIDC-III, Akola. 09 Hitech Pharmaceuticals,(A Divn.of Akola Pharmaceuticals 40 Chemicals (I) Ltd., W-50/51, MIDC-III,AKOLA 10 Gujrat Ambuja Exports Ltd. Hexane H2SO4 130 Kanheri-Gawali Balapur Road, Tq:Balapur, Dist-Akola 11 Ambika Solvex Ltd., Hexane 150 Vill: Wani-Rambhapur Akola-Amaravati Road.Akola. 13 7 Star Distilleries Ethenol MIDC-IV, AKOLA. 14 Basant Agro-Tech (India) Ltd. Sulphuric Acid 70 Kanheri-Sarap, Akola. 15 Basant Agro-Tech (India) Ltd. Fertilizer 90 Kaulkhed.Akola 17. Vidarbha Fire Works Industries Potassium Nitrate, 14 S.N.75/1-B, Bhanraj(Bz.)Tq. Patur Barium Nitrate, Al.Powder. Dist- Akola 18. Milk Chilling Centre Ammonia 04 Hiwarkhed Road,Akot, Dist-Akola. 19 Govt. Milk Scheme Ammonia 250 Murtizapur Road, Akola. 20 Maheshwari Ice Factory Ammonia 04 Akot, Akola. 21 Biyani Ice Factory Ammonia 05 Murtizapur, Akola. 22 Akola Zilla Dugdh Utpadak Sansatha Mydt. Ammonia 03 Murtizapur Road, Akola. 23 Akola Cold Storage & Ice Factory, Ammonia 06 Jatharpeth,Akola. 24. Patni Cold Storage & Food Processing Ammonia 06 Industries, Washim Road,Akola 25. Zulelal Ice Factory, Ammonia 03 Balapur Road, Akola 6 26. Anand Ice Factory Ammonia 03 Shelar Fail, Akola. 27. Himalaya Ice Factory Ammonia 04 Shelar Fail, Akola. 28. Kedia Ice Factory, Ammonia 03 Murtizapur Road, Akola 29. Gulwade Cold Storage Pvt.Ltd. Ammonia 02 Kanheri-Sarap, Akola. 30 Amar Ice Factory, Ammonia 02 Kanheri-Sarap, Akola 31. Vishal Ice Factory, Ammonia 02 Kanheri-Sarap, Akola 32. Digambar Cold Storage Pvt.Ltd. Ammonia 02 Kanheri-Sarap, Akola 33. Dayal Agro Products Solvent 20 Babhulgaon, Dist- Akola. 34. Dayal Energy And Proteins Ltd, Hexane 45 Gut.No.203,Babhulgaon Tah.Dist.Akola A.5: PROMULGATION DOCUMENT: Statement of Plan Authority : For the effectiveness of this Off - Site Plan, the AGENCIES listed below are committed to implement the provisions of this plan. S.N. Name of Authority. 01 Chairman DCG & District Collector, Akola 02. Chairman LCG & Sub-Divisional Officer, Akola 03. Member Secretary DCG Akola & Asst. Director, Industrial Safety & Health, Akola 04 Member Secretary LCG Akola & Asst. Director, Industrial Safety & Health, Akola 05 Sub-Divisional Police Officer, Akola 06. Regional Transport Officer, Akola. 08. Deputy Controller / Home Guard, Home Guard,
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