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Emergency Plan Hanson Quarries Eastern Region CALGA QUARRY EMERGENCY PLAN Issue Date: January 2018 Location:Q:\Emergency, Risk 1 and Alerts Site Emergency Plan Name of Operation Hanson Calga Quarry Nature of Operation Sand Operation, involving washing plant circuit Number of Personnel onsite: 12 Day Shift: 11 Afternoon Shift: 1 Night Shift: 0 EPA 131 555 Mines Department 1300 814 609 FIRE 000 AMBULANCE 000 POLICE 000 POISONS INFO 131 126 LOCAL POLICE 02 4323 5599 Refer to Site Maps for: General layout of plant including offices, workshops, weighbridge Muster point/Emergency Point Location of First aid kits Location of fire extinguishers Location of fire blankets Location of environmental/oil spill kit Visitors Parking area Traffic flow Location:Q:\Emergency, 2 Risk and Alerts CONTACT DETAILS CONTACT FIRE / POLICE / AMBULANCE 000 CALLING 000 …. When calling for help dial 000 and ask the operator for the service you need - e.g. Ambulance, Rescue Squad, Fire Depart, Police etc Wait to be connected Stay calm You will be asked some questions and the information below will assist you. Do not hang up or put the call on hold – you may be asked additional information Do not place yourself in danger to make a telephone call or to stay on the line SITE DETAILS …. Site Address:- LOT 151 PEATS RIDGE RD, CALGA 2250, GPS COORDINATES: 33.410921,151.218753 1.3KM ON THE LEFT AFTER WALK ABOUT WILD LIFE PARK Location:Q:\Emergency, Risk 3 and Alerts CONTACT DETAILS CONTACT DIRECTIONS …. TO BE USED FOR COMMUNICATION FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES. If travelling South from the Central Coast, along the Pacific Highway Drive over the Mooney Mooney Bridge After the bridge take the first exit at Calga, Peats Ridge Road Follow the signs that direct you to Peats Ridge Road (The signs will say Newcastle) Drive approximately 3km up Peats Ridge Road and veer into a left hand turning lane which will direct you into the Calga Quarry If travelling North from Sydney, along the Pacific Highway Drive past the Heavy Vehicle Weighing Station at Mount White Take the next exit at Calga, Peats Ridge Road After you have exited, turn left off onto Peats Ridge Road Drive approximately 3km up Peats Ridge Road and veer into a left hand turning lane which will direct you into the Calga Quarry SITE COMMUNICATIONS Site Phone Number: 02 4375 1151 Site Fax Number: 02 4375 1171 Site UHF/2-way Radio: 19 CTCSS N/A Location:Q:\Emergency, Risk 4 and Alerts CONTACT DETAILS CONTACT PLANT ISOLATION In the Event of complete Plant Isolation (POWER) ELECTRICIAN CONTACT: JPSE 0425 234 536 FAULTS & EMERGENCIES: AUSGRID 13 13 88 OTHER EMERGENCY CONTACTS POISONS INFORMATION LINE: 131 126 LOCAL POLICE: (02) 4323 5599 SECURITY: N/A SITE CONTACTS: (02) 4375 1151 HANSON CONTACTS If there is no reply, continue down the list. MANAGER: Shane Pescud 0425 290 692 SUPERVISOR: Brad Seaman 0436 013 113 ADMINISTRATION: Chanae Delany (02) 4375 1151 TRANSPORT MANAGER: James Forest 0414 513 393 HEAD OFFICE PARRAMATTA: (02) 9354 2600 RISK MANAGER: Ian Bradbury 0417 423 467 OPERATIONS MGR: Chris Dolden 0457 738 811 REGIONAL GEN. MGR: Grant Farquar 0417 245 974 The above will carry out the requirements as per Crisis Management Plan – including where applicable contacting Next of Kin, Authorities, Counselling of Employees, etc Location:Q:\Emergency, Risk 5 and Alerts CONTACT DETAILS CONTACT An Emergency call must be initiated by using the following words over the site UHF/2-Way radio:- Emergency, Emergency, Emergency When a person identifies an emergency situation, they will call up on the company channel, “Emergency, Emergency, Emergency” and then proceed to give a short description of the emergency situation. They will then get into contact with the Chief Warden. WHO IS IN CHARGE? The Chief Warden will be appointed in the following manner:- DAY SHIFT 1. Shane Pescud (Quarry Manager) 2. Brad Seaman (Quarry Supervisor) AFTERNOON SHIFT 1. Rostered Operator WHAT INFORMATION DO I NEED? Following the initial Emergency Call out, the Chief Warden will then obtain the following information: Who is calling? What’s happened? Is anyone hurt? How many? Who? (Obtain full names) What type of injuries? First Aid required? Ambulance required? Location of Emergency? What services are required? Any dangerous substances involved Location:Q:\Emergency, Risk 6 and Alerts EMERGENCY PLAN EMERGENCY Site Emergency Team A site emergency team is required at each site. The site emergency team will nominally consist of persons to fill the following roles. Job Descriptions are attached. CHIEF WARDEN SCENE WARDEN COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER ACCESS WARDEN WARDEN FIRST AID OFFICERS Notes -One person can cover more than one role -The circumstances of the emergency will determine the makeup of the site emergency team. JOB DESCRIPTIONS Chief Warden Will take overall charge of the emergency by: Ensuring all persons within the mine are advised of the emergency. Making themself aware as to the extent and nature of the emergency. Advising all persons which areas are safe to proceed to. Accounting for the presence of all persons at the quarry. Coordination and assigning tasks to competent people. These tasks will be assigned on an “as required” basis. Notify neighbours if appropriate Access Warden Access warden will be responsible for: Directing Emergency Services to the Emergency scene Controlling any entries and exits from the site Location:Q:\Emergency, Risk 7 and Alerts SITE EMERGENCY TEAM EMERGENCY SITE Scene Warden Will position themself at the scene of the emergency when safe to do so and shall: Coordinate rescue efforts where required. Advise the Chief Warden of any requirements at the area. These may include but are not limited to. Fire fighting equipment, First aid supplies, attendance of emergency services, environmental clean up equipment etc. Ensure, where no further safety hazard exists, the area remains “as is” to enable relevant inspectors to view the scene if required. Communications officer Will forward any communications necessary by: Forwarding requirements of the Chief Warden to the relevant emergency services, relevant inspectors, and upper management. Efficiently screening enquires from emergency services, inspectorate, upper management and media as required. Warden A warden will be responsible for: Advising of all persons present at the safe assembly area (head count). Co-ordinating directions as requested by the Chief Warden at the safe assembly area Co-ordinating any evacuation that may be required and as directed by the Chief Warden First Aid Officer The first aid officer will: Ensure the area is safe prior to administering first aid (Check for danger). Administer First Aid ONLY until qualified emergency personnel arrive Location:Q:\Emergency, Risk 8 and Alerts SITE EMERGENCY TEAM EMERGENCY SITE The Chief Warden will be required to constantly keep in contact with key personnel to assist with the Emergency Process. The Chief Warden shall delegate duties by:- If required appoint a First Aid Officer to the Emergency Location and another person to get a Portable First Aid Kit and then go to the Emergency Location Appoint 2 Sentry Persons at the Main Gate – to direct/escort emergency vehicles to emergency scene Appoint Coordinator who will also act as Sentry Person delegate persons at Muster Point to assist where necessary All other persons to muster at Car Park and wait for further instructions Advise persons to avoid the Emergency area if possible (use another route) Sales Loader to notify Road Trucks to leave site if safe to do so alternatively park up in truck parking bay area Where possible secure or shut down any plant or equipment to control potentially dangerous situations and isolate any gas or electricity. The accident / incident Scene should be preserved as it was immediately after the Accident. Unless it Continues to be a Danger to Persons The Chief Warden will advise all personnel on site when mustering is required by stating “all other site personnel to Muster at the Main Carpark in an orderly manner and remain calm” If the Main Carpark is seen as an unsafe Muster Point – the next point shall be the front gate. CHIEF WARDEN SHALL: Appoint Sentry Person(s) and Check all persons on shift accounted for including employees, contractors & visitors Check the Sign In/Sign Out – Contractor Management Record Book and Visitors sign in book in sign in room Ensure Gates are able to be opened Keep in contact with other Wardens by using 2-way or phone line if necessary Utilise mustered personnel Location:Q:\Emergency, Risk and Alerts 9 EVACUATION FIRST AID PROCEDURES When there is an incident that requires First Aid, that person giving first aid must be trained and their ticket current. The basics of First Aid are DRSABCD. Remove Danger from yourself & others Check the casualty for some form of Response – talking or squeezing your hand Send for help. Check for Airway, Breathing, and Circulation & Defibrillation – details on next page Remember:- If the incident involves Chemicals, check the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) If the incident involves Electricity, remove the power source before attempting to perform first aid on the individual. Do not move the injured person unless a life threatening situation occurs or unless you are sure it’s a minor injury Always reassure the injured person to make them comfortable WHOSE FIRST AID TRAINED ON THIS SITE? Name Expiry Shane Pescud 13/5/19 Terry Woodbury 11/3/19 Glenn Vanstone 21/08/20 Will Coulton 8/9/18 Alan Bellamy 18/8/18 Cain Bush 14/5/18 Ben Ridley 01/10/18 WHERE ARE THE FIRST AID KITS LOCATED? Portable Kits Large Wall Mount Kits Manager’s Ute (Under the back Lunch Room seat) Workshop 1 Supervisor’s Ute (Under the back Weighbridge seat) Workshop 2 Quarry Ute (Under the back seat) Control Room Power Screen Location:Q:\Emergency, Risk 10 and Alerts FIRST AID FIRST CPR REFRESHER INFORMATION Check For Danger Take time to look for dangers to yourself, the patient and the public.
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