I.ratcslud- &+5la\ --- ITW Performance PolymerWEurope ITW An Illinois Tool Works Company Bay 150, Shannon Industrial Estate PERFORMANCE County Clare, POLYMERS Ireland TEL: 353 61 471299 FAX: 353 61 471205 E-mail: [email protected]
Catha1 Brody Environment Section Block B IAPE Ennis , Co. Clare
Dear.'. Sir or Madam,
In compliance with the requirements of Section 87( l)(a) of the EPA Acts 1992 and 2003, Devcon Ltd hereby notifies Clare County Council of its intention to apply to the EPA for a review of its current Integrated Pollution Control Licence (Licence number POO72-02) to continue the maufacture of glues, bonding agents and adhesives as per Class 5.9 of the EPA Acts 1992 and 2003. The plant is located at Bay 150 of the Shannon Industrial Estate, Shannon, Co. Clare: National Grid Reference E139782 Nl62595.
A copy of the application for Review of the licence may be inspected at the headquarters of the EPA as soon as is practicable after receipt by the Agency of the application for the review of the licence.
t Yours sincerely, For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
European Regulatory Affairs Officer
DNCON LTD TIA ITW PERFORMANCE POLYMERS EUROPE DIRECTORS: Giles Hudson VKj. Gam Udal (UK). Chdstopher OHerhhy (IRL). REGISTERED in Dublin, Ireland - NUMBER 22317 REGISTERED OFFICE Bay 150, Shannon IndusMal Estate, County Clare, Ireland.
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~~ NOTICE I // 0 APPLIC~TIONTO THE ENVIRONMENTAL1 PROTECTION ',' AGENCY FOR A REVIEW OF A LICENCE , Devcon Ltd.. Shannon, Co. Clare is applying to Protection Agency for a review of their current 1 Control Licence (POO72-02) to continue the che ? (< of glues, bonding agents and adhesives as per Class 5.9 of the EPA ;i Boiler,lnstallations Acts 1992 and 2003. at its existing facility in BIy 150, Shannon 8 Industrial Estate, National Grid Reference E138782 fJ162595. !Housing Schemes A copy of the application for a review of the licence may be in- hadable 24 hours at your ; borivenience at exceotional rates ipected at the headquarters of the EPA as soon as is prahcable after the receipt by the Agency of the applicatibn fo; the review ofthelicence. 1 I I I
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APPLICATION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY FOR A REVIEW OF A LICENCE
DEVCON LTD, SHANNON, CO. CLARE IS APPLYING TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY FOR A REVIEW OF THEIR CURRENT INTEGRATED POLLUTION CONTROL LICENCE (POO72-02) TO CONTINUE THE CHEMICAL MANUFACTURE OF GLUES, BONDING AGENTS AND ADHESIVES AS PER CLASS 5.9 OF THE EPA ACTS 1992 AND 2003, AT ITS EXISTING FACILITY IN BAY 150, SHANNON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, NATIONAL GRID REFERENCE E139782 N162595.
For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. A COPY OF THE APPLICATION FOR A REVIEW OF THE LICENCE MAY BE INSPECTED AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE EPA AS SOON AS IS PRACTICABLE AFTER THE RECEIPT BY THE AGENCY OF THE APPLICATION FOR THE REVIEW OF THE LICENCE.
EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:38 IPC Licence Review Application P-0072
ATTACHMENT No. C.l - Summary of Adjustments
Correspondence Date: 13.10.2000 REF: EPA-0100
0 V7 was closed down and all emissions are now vented through Emission Point VI 0 On the basis of a Hydro-geological investigation carried out May 1998, it was concluded that the risk of Groundwater contamination was low and it was agreed that Groundwater monitoring was not required on an annual basis.
Correspondence Date: 24.05.2002 REF: M26OIReduce Reporting.doc 0 Reduction in air emission monitoring on VI from quarterly to biannually 0 Reduction in reporting frequency for all monitoring from quarterly to annually.
Correspondence Date 30.04.2004 REF: M260/ap02jd.doc
0 External bunded storage facilities for Epoxy Resin to be allowed in lieu of Firewater Retention.
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ATTACHMENT NO. D.6 - ENVIRO JMENTALcor SIDERATIONS AND BAT The number of Vents from the site has been greatly reduced, which is in line with the BATNEEC hierarchical first priorities; that of process re-design to eliminate emissions that might pose environmental problems.
The substitution of solvents by less hazardous ones is an on-going project at ITW Devcon. Please see previous AER's for details.
All material is stored in bunded areas. There are separate Fire Sheds on site for Flammables, Dangerous to the Environment, Toxic and Corrosive. Each of these are bunded to prevent environmental pollution.
We have a system for protecting against overfilling of the bulk storage tanks on site. We have floats on each of the tanks; whereby if the float reaches a certain level a 'shut-off' mechanism shuts down the pump - stopping the tanks from ove r-f lowing .
We have documented procedures to ensure that all surface water drains are covered with specially designed Drain Covers when there is a delivery of Epoxy Resin to the facility. Please see the attached text.
We have a shut-off valve on the surface water drainage system. In the unlikely event of a spillage of product into the surface drains in the backyard, we can shut" off the drainage system to prevent it from going any further while a clean-up is undertaken.
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Bulk Epoxy Resin Receiving Procedure
-IT W SPECIFICATION ISSUE
DATE OBSOLETE REPLACMENT REVISION NO. REVISION NUMBER
21.09.06 - R21.09.06
ISSUED BY: Nodhlaig Nicholl DISTRIBUTION LIST: For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for anyProduction other use. Supervisor Logistics Supervisor All procedures
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1.0 Purpose To ensure that all bulk epoxy resin is delivered to ITW Devcon bulk tanks with no adverse environmental effects.
2.0 Procedure
2.1 Upon receipt of an order acknowledgement from our supplier, the logistics supervisor will secure a delivery date. 2.2 The production supervisor is told in advance of a delivery, the date on which either 828 Resin or 232 Resin will be delivered. 2.3 The production supervisor will assign responsibility to a formulator to receive in the resin. 2.4 It will also be the responsibility of this formulator to ensure that drain covers are locked onto all 3 surface water drains in the back-yard prior to the arrival of the delivery lorry. 2.5 Should there be a spillage of this substance the drain covers will ensure that no environmental impact will result. 2.6 In the event of a spillage, it should be cleaned up immediately. 2.7 Refer to ENV13 for Spill Clean-up Procedure. 2.8 If it is thought that any chemical has entered the surface water drainage system, it must be reported to the Regulatory Affairs Officer immediately. 2.9 The shut off valve will be closed immediately and the appropriate action taken. 2.10 The Regulatory Affairs Officer will inform the EPA and Clare County Council of any spills to surface water system.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:39 ITW PERFORMANCE POLYMERS
SHANNON
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Emergency Response 2006
Completed BY Nodhlaig Nicholl Regulatory Affairs October 2006
EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:39 List of Personnel on Site ITW ENGINEERED POLYMERS SHANNON Date: 27 SeDtember 2006
Chris O’Herlihy Gerard Histon Mary Smyth Damien Murray Denis Ryan Oliver Gray Rebecca Halpin Kieran Sheehan Debbie Reardon Barry Noonan Louise Murphy Francois Kadia Tanoh John McGorrian Noel Bowen Brian Mullins James Feigherty Kevin Ginnane Nuala O’Neill Tommy Mallon Lukasz Orlowski Sinead Burke Jean Ginnane Brian Rainsford Nicole Maloney Helen Conway Denzall Thomas Martin McGuane Zsolt Tanka Kevin Barry Martin MacGuire Kieran Pearl Eugene Ginnane Christoffel Van Den Berg Jane Scanlon Mark Vincent Seamus Leamy Don O’Shea Grzegorz Gawlowski For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. Doreen Pettigrew Germaine Roche Kathleen Meere Liza Brock Nicola McNamara
ERT MEMBERS Team Leader John Scanlon Sub Nodhlaig Nicholl Action Member Fintane Ginnane Sub SeanRyan Action Member Kevin Garvey Sub Michael Mooney Roll Call John Costelloe Sub Antoinette Roughan Asst Member Chris McGorrian Sub David Morrissey
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TAR1 F OF CONTFNTC
1.o Emergency Response 1,1 Facility identification and Information 1.2 List of Personnel on Site
2.0 Emergency Response Team 2. I Emergency Response Team Members 2.2 Duties of Team Leader 2.3 Duties of Action Members 2.4 Duties of Roll Callers 2.5 Emergency Response Room and Equipment
3.0 Emergency Services 3.1 Emergency Services Contact Numbers 3.2 Government Agencies Contact Numbers
4.0 Emergency Response Team Procedures 4.1 Phrase 1 Reporting 4.2 Phrase 2-Emergency Shutdown and Evacuation 4.3 Phrase 3- Incident Containment and Control 3.1 Rector Alarm 3.2 Fire 3.3 Chemical Spill 3.4 Bomb Threat. 3.5 Flood Protection For inspection purposesPlan. only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 4.4 Return to service.
5.0 Fire Prevention Plan 6.1 Identification of fire hazards, sources of ignition and control measures.
Appendix I Facility Site Plan
Appendix I1 important Contact Numbers
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Introduction
ITW Performance Polymers is committed to maintaining safe operations in all facilities in order to protect the lives and health of the company’s employees, the external community and environment, to protect its assets, ensure business continuity and to engender public trust. ITW Performance Polymers’ Emergency Response Plan is developed as part of the Health, Safety and Environment Management System implemented at the facility.
Objectives
Our Emergency Response Plan defines the actions, which employees are to take in the event of an incident to achieve the above purpose.
ITW Performance Polymers Emergency Response Team Objectives
1. Protect Life 2. Minimise casualties 3. Treat casualties 4. Contain Incident 5. Protect Community/Environment For inspection purposes only. 6. Control & Close out incident.Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
Annual Review
The Emergency Response Procedures will be reviewed on an annual basis, or when required: By a significant change in processes, Change in building structure Upon analysis of an emergency situation.
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COMPANY NAME: ITW PERFORMANCE POLYMERS Devcon Shannon
COMPANY ADDRESS: Bay 150, Shannon Industrial Estate, Shannon, CO Clare. e TELEPHONE NUMBER: 06 1-47 1299
I FAX NUMBER: 06 1-471285
TYPE OF FACILITY: Manufacturing plant, engaged in the production and packaging of adhesive surface-coatings, sealants, and chemical anchoring products. products For inspection purposes only. The me Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. categorised as epoxies, vinyl esters and polyurethane resins.
I FACILITY SITE PLAN: A copy of the facility site plan is included in Appendix I.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:39 2.0 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
2.1 Emergency Response Team Members. The Emergency Response Team consists of 5 members. Each member has a substitute member to cover hidher in hidher absence. It is the responsibility of each team member to check in the production office each morning and check out each day. It is the responsibility of the substitute to know if their team member is in each day.
Q Team Members Substitutes Duty 1 1 John Scanlon I Nodhlaig Nicholl I Team Leader I I KevinGarvey I Sean Ryan I Action Member I Finton Ginnane Michael Mooney Action Member Chris McGorrian David Morrisery Assistant Member John Costelloe Antoinette Roughan Roll Call Personnel
*Emergency Response Team 04.10.2006 2.2 Emergency Response Room and Equipment. For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. The emergency response room is located at the production office. The room should contain the following : a 1. First Aid Box and Burns Unit 2. Stretcher. 3. Map of building. 4. Outside Emergency phone numbers. 5. Emergency Response Procedures. 6. Switchboard panel to show the location of the emergency within the building. 7. Material Safety Data Sheets for all raw materials and products. 8. List of personnel on site.
The mobile breathing apparatus are located near the first aid box by Epcon filling system.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:39 2.3 TEAM LEADER
Duties I
0 Be familiar with the facilities and all hazards associated with the operations carried out throughout the premises. 0 Understand the procedures and duties of all who have an allocated duty under the Emergency Evacuation procedure. 0 Ensure that all Emergency Response Team Members and others who have a duty under the Emergency Response Procedures are fully aware of their responsibilities. 0 The Emergency Response Team Leader is responsible for directing the actions of the action members. I 0 The Team Leader will decide if it is safe for the Actions members to proceed Q to deal with the emergency. 0 The Team leader will deal with any media enquires relating to the emergency scenario. 0 He shall be responsible for notifying the external Emergency Services if an emergency is discovered by investigating ER Team Members and liase with same when they arrive on site. 0 Report to the Evacuation Personnel when it is safe for employees to re-enter the premises.
Documentation: Emergency Response Procedures.
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Team Leader: John Scanlon Substitute: Nodhlaig Nicholll
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:39 2.4 ACTION MEMBERS (Assistant Members, Substitute Members)
Duties
0 Be familiar with the contents of the Emergency Response Plans. 0 Upon hearing the activated fire alarm report to the Production Office immediately. 0 Don all necessary personal protection equipment 0 It will be the duty of the Emergency Response Action Member to investigate and assess any emergency situation. 0 It is the responsibility of the Action members to report back any information to the Team Leader so that necessary action can be taken. (. i.e. procurement of first aider, of the Emergency Services) 0 At no point is any Action member to put himself or herself at risk while dealinp with any emergency situation. 0 Actions members are to retreat from any emergency situation, should they fell they are endangered. 0 Report back to the Team Leader when the emergency situation has been eliminated. 0 Report to the Regulatory Affairs Officer of any injuries to personnel, loss of life or environmental release.
Documentation: Emergency Response Plans
Personnel
Kevin Garvey Action Mcnibcr For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. Fintan Ginnane -Action Member. Chris McGorrian- Assistant Member Sean Ryan- Substitute Action Member Michael Mooney- Substitute Action Member David Monisery- Substitute Assistant Member.
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2.5 ROLL CALL PERSONNEL
Duties
0 The Roll Caller takes the list of personnel on-site and makes their way to the assembly point. 0 It is the responsibility of the roll caller to ensure that all employees have been accounted for. 0 A member of the shipping department after they have been ticked off the evacuation list should be stationed at the back entrance to stop any incoming traffic to the premises. 0 Should a member of staff not be accounted for, this information must be reported to the Emergency Response Team Leader as soon as possible. If known communicate their last known location. 0 Liase with the Team Leader to organise the movement of people from the assembly points should this become necessary. c3 A substitute team member will be assigned by the roll call personnel to shutoff the firewater valve.
Documentation: List of Personnel on-site, located in the Production Office.
Roll Call Personnel:
Roll Caller: John Costelloe Substitute: Antoinette Roughan For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
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3.0 EMERGENCY SERVICES
All three of the Emergency Services would be involved in a major emergency.
ENNIS/ SHANNON FIRE BRIGADE 1. When the requirement for Fire Brigade is necessary as determined by investigating fire team members, the Team Leader will contact the Fire Brigade immediately by dialling 999 and asking for Fire Brigade Service. Nature and extent of incident may be required by ambulance service.
2. On the arrival onsite of the Chief Fire Officer, the Team Leader will hand over control of the incident, describe the situation and provide whatever support (CO may be required.
4. Priority would be given to locating missing persons. On-site First Aiders will tend to causalities.
AMBULANCE /HOSPITAL SERVICES
1. When the requirement for ambulances/hospital services has been determined, the Team Leader will dial 999 (or 112) and ask for AMBULANCE CONTROL, and then describe the nature of the incident, the number of casuallies xicl Ihe range Forof inspection injuries. purposes Do only. not hang up the phone until you are Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. asked to, when obtaining ambulance control.
2. On arrival of the Ambulance(s) the company First Aiders will liase with the e Ambulance /Hospital Staff and identify Medical Priorities. The First ambulance on site will assess situation and radio for more help if required. The Company First aid team will work with the Ambulance /Hospital Staff.
3. The First Aid Team will ensure that sufficient medical supplies, blankets etc are always available for a Major Emergency.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:39 GARDAI 1. When an emergency call is made and an ambulance is requested, details are usually passed on to the local Gardai. However as a back up, the Team Leader will dial or delegate person to 999 and ask for 'GARDAI'. Nature of incident will be described and Garda support requested to control traffic on the access road to the industrial estate to prevent delays to ambulances and danger to pedestrians in the area of the plant.
2. The Team Leader will liase with the Gardai when they arrive on site, describe the situation to them and provide whatever information they may require concerning the plant and site.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 PHONE No. FOR GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND CLARE CO COUNCIL AND INFORMATION TO BE SENT TO THE EPA
Reporting to the Health and Safety Authority (HSA) 01-6147000
Reporting to Regional Fisheries Board 061-300238
Reporting to Clare County Council 065-6821616
ESB Emergency 24- Hour 1850 372 999
Reporting to the EPA Any incident with the potential for environmental contamination of surface water or ground water, or posing an environmental threat to air or land, or requiring response by the Local Authority. The Environmental Manager will be responsible for contacting the EPA and/or Clare County Council.
During Business Hours Inform their Licencing and Control Officer immediately by phone or alternatively phone EPA headquarters, PO Box 3000, Johnstown Castle Estate, Wexford, 053- 60600: also notify local authority or Fisheries board.
Outside business hours Fax details to the EPA headquarters, Wexford addressed to the Enforcement Section 053-60699 Telephone and leave a message on the answering service at EPA headquarters, Wexford using a touch-tone telephone. At the start of the next business day, inform their Liccncing and Control Officer For inspection by telephone purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
Information to give: Where available, the notification at the minimum should contain Name of Company Contact person and telephone number Location of incident Date and time of incident and its duration Details of the occurrence Materials emitted Environmental significance of the incident Weather conditions i.e. rain, wind Vulnerable receptors Whether emergency services were contacted What other regulatory bodies were contacted including Local Authority and Regional Fisheries Boards The steps taken to minimize the emissions and avoid recurrence
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4.0 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN
The Emergency Response Plan (ERP) is divided into four phases:
o Phase 1 Reporting
Every employee is responsible for reporting any potential emergency situation on site. The employee raises the alarm by activating one of the break glass units located at all exits on-site. If the employee is in any doubt they must activate the break glass unit. The ERT Leader and Action Members congregate at the Production Office. An ERT substitute tries to identify the reason for the employee activating the fire alarm and conveys all information to the ERT action members. If an emergency situation is confirmed the ERP is activated in response to the identified emergency situation. o Phase2 Emergency Shutdown / Evacuation
The area, which is affected, performs emergency shutdown and evacuation according to the ERP.
Phase3 Incident Containment / Control
The ERT Leader and Action Members leads the action to control / eliminate the hazards, i.e., medical treatment, spill control, or requesting support from external emergency services such as Public Fire Brigade, Ambulance For inspection purposesetc. only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. o Phase4 Return to Service
When the incident has been closed out, employees return to the area to resume work.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 PHASE 1 REPORTING
To all employees
When the evacuation button should be pressed?
It should be pressed by anyone in the building given any of the following circumstances:
1. There is a fire (any size) 2. There is a known hazard, which may cause harm to others (or yourself). 3. An accident occurs involving unknown chemical(s) release (or potential release) 4. An accident occurs and the health hazards or potential health hazards are unknown. 5. Whenever an uncontrolled physical hazard exists (such as exposed live wires or ‘lost integrity of building structure).
IF STILL IN DOUBT, PRESS THE EMERGENCY BUTTON
How do I activate the alarm?
The evacuation alarm is activated by breaking one of the break glass units located at all exits.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 When the emergency alarm soums the burglary alarm is initiated. This results in a signal being sent to the ADT security company in Dublin informing them there is an emergency situation. ADT Security will then telephone the Devcon emergency mobile phone to investigate the situation. If ADT Security receives a signal from the emergency alarm outside of working hours they contact Group 4 in Shannon who then come on-site to investigate the cause of the alarm being set off. As per their investigation Group 4 will contact one of the 2 key-holders/Gardai/Emergency services to the factory. These key-holders hold a key to the premises. o The 2 key-holders to the premises are Martin Mc Guanne, Tommy MalIon. Devcon then either request or decline the need for the fire brigade.
Keyholders Telephone Numbers.
Martin McGuanne 061-362529 Tommy Mallon 0872438636
Outside Emergency Response Procedures
ADT Telephone Number: 01 6205980
Fax Number 01 6205899
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The alarm code is: A02865
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 Fire alarm during working hours
0 Alarm goes off. Signal is sent straight to Dublin.
0 Dublin head office telephones Devcon Shannon.
0 Devcon either request or decline the need for the Fire Brigade.
Fire alarm during non working hours
0 Alarm goes off. 0 Dublin's head office telephones Devcon Shannon. No answer.
0 Dublin telephones Group 4. 0 Group 4 enter the Devcon premises and assess the situation. 0 Group 4 request or decline the need for the Fire Brigade. 0 Group 4 contact the Key holders for Devcon Ltd.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 PHASE 2 EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN / EVACUATION
2.1 Shut Down of critical Plant operations before evacuation. In the event of a fire, the following personnel will be required ( if it is safe to do so ) to shut down all operating equipment in their respective departments before evacuating: Formulators (Mixers, saws) Production Operators and Assistants (Filling machines) Lab Technicians (ventilation, viscometers, tensometer) Maintenance personnel (drills, grinders, saws).
2.2 Evacuation Procedure. In the event of an emergency evacuation, the following actions should take place:
0 All personnel, except those who have been assigned specific duties, should proceed to the nearest fire exit immediately upon hearing the evacuation alarm. (See Appendix 1 for evacuation map).
0 If you notice any employee not exiting the building calmly inform them to leave do not shout at them as this may cause panic.
0 Assemble at the fire-point in the front car park. For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 0 Make one-self known to personnel responsible for roll call.
0 Should you be the person who activated the fire alarm, make yourself and the reasons known to the roll-call personnel.
0 Do not re-enter the building until the team leader has given the all clear.
Note: In the event of an emergency, visitors to our facility are the responsibility of the employee they are visiting. Make sure your visitor(s) leave the building and have them included on the Roll Call in the front car-park.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 PERFORMANCE POLYMERS
Phrase 3- INCIDENT CONTAINMENT/ CONTROL In the case of an emergency evacuation, the emergency response team should assemble at the emergency response room (Production office).
Note: If the emergency response room is the location of the fire, the team should then proceed to the front car park entrance and decide on further action.
o The Switchboard on the wall will indicate the area where the alarm was set off. o The Team Leader will find out Erom the roll call personnel a) Why the alarm was set off. b) If all personnel have been accounted for. The two action members shall wear the mobile apparatus and proceed to investigate the area highlighted on the switchboard. o They shall assess the emergency area and report to the Team Leader. o The Fire Team Leader shall decide what action shall be taken. The emergency numbers: 999 or 112 will be dialled to inform the emergency services of a fire/emergency situation.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 3.1 Reactor Alarm Response.
The reactor during normal everyday use reaches a pressure of 1 bar. o The reactor alarm will sound if the reactor is forced to a pressure level of 1.5 bars. Once the reactor goes above the pressure point of 1.7 bars, a bursting device releases the increased pressure.
Procedure.
0 Once the reactor alarm is sounded after the reactor reaches a pressure of 1.5 bars. Any competent member of staff (formulators, maintenance personnel, action members) has permission to enter the reactor area to open the pressure valve. 0 If however, the pressure reaches 1.7 bars, the operator hits the break glass unit Q to raise the alarm. The area should be evacuated immediately. 0 The Emergency Response Team determines the pressure level in the reactor by reading the pressure gauge located near the Korrofog filling area. The pressure gauge is mounted on a double wall separating the formulation area where the reactor is located and the production area. 0 If the pressure continues to rise above 1.7 bar the Emergency Response Team leave the area and ensure that all the necessary emergency services have been notified. 0 Upon arrival of the emergency services, the emergency response team will supply necessary information to the emergency services, which will then take charge of the emergency situation.
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3.2 Fire
3.2.1 General Fire Emergency Response Team Action
0 The Action Members shall decide if it is safe to attempt to extinguish the fire. U The Team Leader will decide if the Emergency Services should be contacted. 0 A). If a person’s clothing is on fire, wrap a fire blanket, rug or similar article, closely around them and lay them on the ground to prevent the flames from reaching their head. B). Be sure to protect your face with your hands. DO NOT cover your face with your hands if shirtsleeves or upper body have caught fire as it can bring flames to your face. C). NEVER run if you are on fire. This will only fan the flames and increase the fire. 0 Water fire hose reels and fire hoses are only to be used against fires consisting of paper, textiles, wood, rubber, cardboard, plastic and other carbonaceous type materials. 0 Ail surrounding containers should be cooled with water to prevent containers from rupturing. 0 All fire extinguishers are labelled. 0 If electrical appliances are involved, switch off the current before dealing with the fire, if safe to do so. NEVER use water on electrically started fires. 0 Shut all the doors in the room in which the fire has been discovered. 0 NEVER ATTEMPT TO FIRE A FIRE IF YOUR BACK IS NOT TO For inspection purposes only. AN EXIT. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 0 If the fire goes out of control the Actions Members leave the building. 0 Upon arrival of the Fire Department, inform the fire department members of all possible risks, equipment, chemicals stored on-site. 0 All firewater should be contained on-site, and an external contractor employed for its disposal.
How to use a Fire extinguisher: 1. Pull the pin. This will allow you to discharge the extinguisher. 2. Aim at the base of the fire. If you aim at the base of the flames (which is frequently the temptation) the extinguishing agent will fly right through and do no good. You want to hit the fuel. 3. Squeeze the top handle lever. This depresses a button that releases the pressurized extinguishing agent in the extinguisher. 4. Sweep from side to side until the fire is completely out. Start using the extinguisher from a safe distance away, and then move forward. Once the fire is out, keep an eye on the area in case it re-ignites.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 3.2.2 Fire in Chemical Storage Area/ Formulation/ Plexus Areas.
ITW Performance Polymers has three outdoor chemical storage areas. All storage areas are bunded to contain spillages and have signs erected indicating the chemical class stored. Rocketing or flying drums have been reported in fires in several facilities that store liquids in drums and other containers. A drum projectile could injury ITW personnel or rupture/damage surrounding waste storage containers causing a fire/ further explosion. Both the Plexus and formulation areas are zoned 2 areas due to the presence of flammable vapours in these areas.
If a fire breaks out in any of these areas, the entire premises is to be evacuated and the emergency services called.
Emergency Response Team Action o Access to the site should be closed off. o Ensure personnel are evacuated safely. o Ensure that emergency services have been called. o Arrange that no vehicles to be allowed on-site, except emergency vehicles. o Ensure that first aiders are available to treat any causalities If an employee has been injured by a drum projectile do not attempt to remove it if it is embedded. o Arrange for the surface water valve to be shut. Control of the incident is to be handed over to the emergency services upon their arrival on-site. o The Regulatory Affairs Officer will inform relevant regulatory agencies, if any of the spilled material has exited the site or has the potential to cause For inspection purposes only. environmentalConsent damage. of copyright owner required for any other use.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 3.3 Chemical Spill
3.3.1 Personal Spills
0 Whenever a chemical is splashed/spilled onto the skin, the affected area should be washed immediately with copious amounts of soap and water to assure removal of contamination from skin folds and beneath fingernails and toenails. 0 If a uniform is splashed to a sufficient extent to soak through to the skin, the uniform should be removed and disposed of. 0 If a material is splashed/spilled into the eyes. The eyes should be flushed in an eye bath for at least 15 minutes, gently holding the eyelid away from the eye for thorough flushing. 0 A first aider should always be contacted when a person is splashed with a chemical. 0 The production supervisor should be notified of any personnel spill. 0 A doctor should be contacted for any spill/splashes of liquid chemical to the eyes. 0 An accident report will be completed for all personal spills and reported to the Health & Safety Authority as required (i.e. victim is out of work for >3 days) 0 Aliphatic amine epoxy hardener components and isocyanate-based chemicals can cause skin and eye burns if not promptly removed.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 3.3.2 Solid Chemical Spills.
0 A proper uniform should be worn in addition to the appropriate dust masks. 0 Any solid chemical spill should be swept up thoroughly and placed in a closed, marked container. 0 The area supervisor should be informed of any solid spills. 0 The Regulatory Affairs Officer should be informed of the spill and a report completed.
3.3.3 Liquid Chemical spills.
0 Spills of liquid chemical, excluding prepolymers, isocyanates and mixed materials. 0 If a spill occurs, less than 50L, organic cartridgedcanister masks should be worn and ventilation switched on. 0 If a spill occurs, greater than 5OLitres (>1/4 of a full drum) all available ventilation should be switched on and the area should be evacuated until fresh air masks can be obtained. 0 A complete uniform should be worn in addition to the above mentioned masks. 0 The production co-ordinator should be notified for liquid spills in excess of 50 litres. 0 An excessive amount of absorbing material should be spread over the spill and should be allowed to soak up most of the liquid. 0 This material should be swept up and disposed of in a labeled, sealed container, according For inspection to the purposes waste only. stream involved. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 0 If a spilled material contains a flammable solvent, other personnel should be standing by with an ABC fire extinguisher. 0 This are should be marked as “Extremely hazardous” until the area is completely dry. 0 The Regulatory Affairs Officer should be informed of the spill and a report completed. 0 All spill kit materials used should be communicated to the Regulatory Affairs Officer so that the spill kit can be restocked.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 3.3.3a Small liquid spill of prepolymer (less than 10 gallons) or pure isocyanate (less than 1 litre)
0 An organic cartridge mask should be put on immediately following a small prepolymer spill and all ventilation switched on. (In areas of poor or no ventilation a fresh air mask should be worn). 0 The Production Manager should be notified of the small spill. 0 The spill should be immediately covered with absorbing agent, scraped up, and transferred into an isocyanate hazardous waster drum. U The spill area should be mopped up with the isocyanate neutralisation solution and marked, as “Hazardous Area” until the floor is completely dry. U The Regulatory Affairs Officer should be informed of the spill and a report completed. U All spill kit materials used should be communicated to the Regulatory Affairs Officer so that the spill kit can be restocked.
3.3.31, Large spill of prepolymer (more than 50L) or isocyanate (more than 1L)
0 If a large spill occurs, all personnel should immediately evacuate the area. The production co-ordinator should be notified immediately if the spill is more than 1litre of pure isocyanate. 0 The area should be covered with absorbent material, swept up and removed from the area. 0 The isocyanate neutralisation solution should be applied to the spill area and the area should be marked, as “hazardous” until it is completely dry. 0 The swept up material should be marked, as “Hazardous Waste” with no further decontamination until the Safety Manager/Environmental Officer is notified.
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Ineredients
Tap Water 14L Isopropanol 5L Household Ammonia 2.5L Detergent 1L
Method 1) Wear personal protective equipment at all times. 2) Add all ingredients into a plastic 25L drum in the order listed above. 3) Shake until the detergent is dissolved.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 3.3.4 Chemical Spill in back yard.
0 Depending on the chemical type and quantity spilled all personnel excluding the Emergency Response Team will evacuate the building. 0 A member of the emergency response team must go and shut off the surface water drain, while the other action member seals all the surrounding drains with plug rugs provided in the spill kit. 0 A member of staff will be stationed at the back entrance to warn all incoming traffic. 0 All action of forklift trucks, haulier trucks will be ceased immediately. 0 Depending on the chemical spilled, the emergency response team must assess if it safe to tackle the spill. 0 If so a spill kit is located in the backyard near the Fire Hydrant. 0 Fire extinguishers should be on stand by incase spilled material is flammable. 0 Absorbent pigs should be used to encircle the spilled chemical. 0 Magicsorb should be spread in excess over the chemical spill and allowed to io soak. 0 If it is thought that any chemical has entered the surface water system, the Regulatory Affairs Officer must be informed immediately. 0 The Regulatory Affairs Officer will then contact the EPA and Clare County Council, giving information on the chemical type, environmental classification, quantity spilled, and the corrective actions been put in place. 0 An external waste management contractor will dispose of any surface water collected after the surface water drain has been closed. 0 Spent Magicsorb will then be swept up and collected into suitable disposable containers, which will be labelled appropriately. 0 The Regulatory Affairs Officer will arrange to have the spent absorbent disposed off. 0 A delailed reporl will be Forcompiled inspection purposes or the only. chemical spill and retained on-site. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 lTW PERFORMANCE P POLYMERS
3.4 Bomb Threat
Receipt of Threat by telephone
Write down the information (word for word) as it is received. Properly record the threat using the checklist. A copy of this should subsequently be sent with an incident report to the contacts above.
Report the threat promptly to the Bomb Security Leader
Suspicious Package
If any employee, visitor or contractor on site finds a suspicious package they should report it at once to the Incident Controller. He/she in turn should report it promptly to 0 the Bomb Security leader. Under no circumstances should the package be touched or moved until the threat has been fully assessed by the Gardai.
Emergency Response Action
0 Evacuate the entire premises 0 Unless no action is considered appropriate, the Garda should be contacted at once. Garda: Shannon Garda Station 0 The fire brigade (Telephone 999) should be summoned, and told we have a Bomb threat
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0 People should be warned to remain as far away from the building (especially Q the windows) as possible 0 Roll calls are to be carried out as normal to ensure that the plant has been fully evacuated. 0 If the evacuation is likely to last for some considerable time, and particularly if the weather is poor, plans should be considered to move employees to suitable off-site accommodation.
Search o It should only be conducted by the Gardai.
At all times during a bomb threat, the safety of all employees and other people working on or around the site is absolutely paramount. No unnecessary risks must be taken.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 Bomb Threat Checklist Since most telephones on site have direct dial access from external lines there is potential that any telephone users could receive a threat. In the event of receiving a bomb threat by telephone try to get the following information as a minimum: 1) The location of the device 2) The time of detonation 3) The reason for planting the device 4) Any background noise/distinguishing features
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 3.5 Flood Protection Plan
Introduction
ITW Devcon Ltd is located in the Shannon Industrial Estate. The risk of a flood at the plant is relatively low. A potential flood could occur if a high spring tide in the Shannon Estuary coincided with a strong storm wind of a south or southwest direction off the Atlantic Ocean.
Responsibility
It is the responsibility of the Operations Manager to ensure that this plan is documented and implemented should the need so arise. It is the responsibility of the Regulatory Affairs Officer to ensure that both management and staff action members are aware of the contents of the plan. It is the responsibility of the Regulatory Affairs Officer to review and update this plan on an annual basis.
Procedure
1. Upon alert of a possible flood situation the Regulatory Affairs Officer will contact the Shannon Foynes Port Company 2. Upon information received, the Operations Manager will determine if a staff evacuation is necessary. An announcement will be made over the plant intercom to alert employees to evacuate. All staff are to be accounted for prior to anyone leaving For inspection the purposes plant’s only. assembly point. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 3. In the event of an evacuation, the Operations will designate employees to carry out flood mitigating measures. 4. The Regulatory Affairs Officer will contact the Shannon Foynes Port Company at regular intervals to provide the emergency response team with details of the flooding.
Damage Limitation Measures
0 All chemical drums stored in the back yard are to be relocated to the Drum storage sheds or if required into the main warehouse. The doors on the drum storage areas are to be secured to ensure that they remain closed at all times. 0 The back gate to the facility is to be locked. A plywood barrier is to be secured to the gate. Two rows of sandbags are to be laid in parallel to the expected flow of water. 0 All chemical drums in the warehouse are to be put up on the racking provided. 0 Any equipment that can be moved is to be moved to the second floor of the plant.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 All other fixed equipment is to be wrapped in heavy plastic sheeting to minimise water damage. All manholes on-site are to be weighed down with sandbags to ensure that the manhole lids remain in place. All sink units are to have their stoppers in place and a sandbag laid 'I in the unit. All toilet lids are to be put down and a sandbag laid on each. The flow valves on the oil tank and all gas cylinders are to be turned off. All doors are to be shut and sand bags to be placed in front of them I' to deter water. A plastic sheet is to be placed under the sandbags to help make them more waterproof. Doorways are to be sealed with silicone sealant if deemed necessary. Prior to leaving the plant all electricity, gas and water supplies are to be turned off at the mains. Q
Post Flooding
e A thorough examination is to be carried out to assess the safety of the plant prior to employees returning to work. e No equipment is to be switched on unless authorised by the Engineering Co-ordinator/ Electrician. e The plant security system is to inspected and put back in service as soon as possible. e Our sister companies will be notified to arrange for business to continue as far is practicable. For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:40 3.6 ALARM ACTIVATION DURING OVERTIME HOURS
The supervisor takes a list of all personnel working overtime each day. 0 In the event of the an alarm activation, all personnel are to evacuate to the nearest exit, the supervisor or an member of the ERT Team who is working overtime will man the phones to await contact from ADT .
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS
Shannon Foynes Port Company: 069 73100
Fire Bridage : Shannon : 999 Ennis: 065 6821999 Limerick: 061 444444 Gardai : 061 361212
ESB Emergency Number: 1850 372 999.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 Phase 4 -RETURN TO SERVICE
1. Once the incident has been declared over, the all clear signal will be given by the Team Leader 2a. If it is safe and possible for people to return to work then all people return to their positions and restart the operation 3a. Any damage to the site will be assessed by the Operations manager and appropriate clean-uphepair operations completed. External resources may need to be utilised to assist with the clean up (e.g. contractors, fire brigade etc) 2b. If it is not safe to return for people then the site should be completely evacuated until such time as it is safe. 3b. The Operations will assess any damage to the site. External resources may need to be utilised to assist with the clean up (e.g. contractors, fire brigade etc)
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 4.0 Fire Prevention Plan
This section of the emergency response plan concerns the strategy of ITW Performance Polymers to reduce, control, and eliminate the potential injury and damages to personnel and property by reducing the probability of a fire. This goal is to be accomplished by investigating the following:
> Identify and establish controls for fire hazards. > Perform proper installation, operation, and maintenance of process equipment. > Maintain good housekeeping practices with respect to all flammable and combustible materials. > Train employees in proper handling of equipment and chemicals.
6.1 Identification of fire hazards, sources of ignition and control by facility area.
A) Formulation area
Hazards
- Use of flammable liquids (MEK, Methyl Prixol for cleaning pots, and manufacture of C 155) these could cause an explosion.
- Pressure build-up by the Dedidrich reactor.
Potential Tgnition Sources . For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. - Static electricity, friction, electrical odoff switches, overheating. rn Control
- The formulation area is divided into a zoned region (zones I & 11). Use of electrically operated equipment is prohibited in this region unless it is ex-rated. These include forklifts, weighing scales, drills etc.
- MEK (Methyl Ethyl Ketone) is stored in its original 200 litre drum.
- Grounding wire is used during liquid transfer to metal pots.
- Installation of a bursting device and pressure gauge. - A ventilation system exchanges air, keeping vapours below the lower explosion limit.
- Fire fighting equipment is available.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 - Electrical connections are intrinsically safe. Units have safety shut off mechanisms if internal temperature set points are exceeded.
- Sprinkler system (528 sprinkler units).
- Installation of a bursting Device / Safety Pressure Gauge.
B) Laboratory
Hazards
- Use of four hot plates. - Furnace. 0 - Weighing scales.
Potential Ignition Sources
- Overheating, Human error (Mis-use of Chemicals), electrical odoff switches. . Control - Training personnel in the handling of chemicals.
- Electrical connections are intrinsically safe.
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- Sprinkler system (528 sprinkler units). e C) Warehouse . Hazards - Build-up of cardboard.
- Overheating of fluorescent bulbs used for lighting. - Pressure build-up of the reactor. - Over-flow of electric current in the filling machines. . Potential Ignition Sources - Fork trucks, electrical odoff switches, electrical equipment (cables).
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 . Control - Electrical hand truck is available for moving pallets idout of the warehouse.
- Ventilation system exchanges air, keeping vapours below explosion limit.
- Fire Fighting equipment is available.
- Sprinkler system (528 sprinkler units).
- RCD’s Residual Current Device Implementation. e D) Shipping Area Hazards
- Flammable Liquids, aerosols (Products). . Potential Ignition Sources - Blow torch (Open Flame), used when wrapping pallets with plastic.
- Forktrucks.
- Electrical odoff switches.
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- UN or DOT packaging is used for hazardous materials (per shipping regulations)
- .Products are maintained in closed containers.
- Fire fighting equipment is available along with a sprinkler system.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 Appendix I
Emergency Response 2006
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 Flammable Solvents Main Gate /A I>. Diesel Oil Side Wall jzndersNirrogen ' Back Yard Tank Storage Epoxy Resin BulkTanks \ Stairs
FIRE EXIT
QA 1st Floor Laborato Raw Materials offices \ ICanteen Packing Materials A / \ .. I IH
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/ I ENTRANCE I 'stairs FIRE EXIT -1 I\ I I I I Material Storaqe: FIRE EXIT Production , Maintenanc I Off ices Packing Materials AtoH I Front Car Park IRaw Materials I to P I' I.- (Fire Assembly Point) Including Toxic Materials I Poly Aminos - Corrosive I ARUP Finish Product QtoU 1 Flammable Cold Room , Meth AcrylateJVinyl Esters
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Emergency Response 2006
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 Emergency Response ._ ITW Devcon
IMPORTANT C NTACT NUMBERS
, Updated 2005
OPERATIONS MANAGER JOHN COSTELLOE HOME: 061 332417 MOBILE: 0872717168 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR JOHN SCANLAN HOME: 0656822735
LOGISTICS SUPERVISOR TOMMY MALLON HOME: 061 361478
FINANCIAL CONTROLLER DENIS RYAN HOME: 062 37267 1 MOBILE: 0872259744 ENGINEERING CO-ORDINATOR KEVIN GARVEY HOME: 061 340955
DOCTOR Dr. MICHAEL FLYNN HOME: 061 362903 8 Tullavarragh Hill, Shannon. Dr. MICHEAL LINNANE HOME: 061 361426 1 Pinewood, Lisheen, Shannon. Dr. PETER FLYNN HOME: 061 364274 For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 9 Killian Park, Shannon Airport GARDA 061 361212 ~RIEST 061 471257 HOSPITAL ENNIS GENERAL 0656824464 LIMERICK REGIONAL 061 301 11 1 FIRE BRIGADE SHANNON 999 ENNIS 0656821999 LIMERICK 061 444444 4DT (FIRE ALARM COMPANY) DUBLIN 01 6205980 :ROUP 4 SECURITY SHANNON 061 418399 {PA Environmental Protection Agency Inniscarra, Co. Cork 021 4875540 EPA Site Inspector- John Doheny iignature: Regulatory Affairs Officer late: December 2005
EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 cEmergency Response
ADT: 01 620 5980
Group 4: 061 418 399
Gardai: 061 For inspection purposes 361 only. 212 Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.
ESB Emergency: 1850 372 999
Alarm Code: A02865
EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 14/7/2005
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REACTOR NOMAL OPERATING PRESSURE: -1 BAR TO =1.5 BAR. ALARM WILL SOUND AT +1.5 BAR.GO TO REACTOR AND VENT TO SKY. SAFE TO DO SO UP TO +1.8 BAR. BURSTING DISC WILL BLOW AT 1.8 BAR. AFTER 1.8 BAR, IT IS NO LONGER SAFE TO APPROACH REACTOR.
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EVACUATE THE BUILDING.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM.
EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 IPC Licence Review Apptiition P-0072
ATTACHMENT No. G.1- Resource Use & Energy Efficiency
Weuse heating oil at ITW Devcon. Our oil usage wou!d be similar on a year to year basis. We spend approximately €42,000 per annum on heating oil.
Water is not used in process at ITW Devcon. Therefore our only water usage would be for sanitary and cleaning purposes.
Our Electricity usage is as follows for the previous three years:
Total Consunptian 2003-2005
Total kWh Year
We have starled to monitor this usage. We operate from Barn to 5.00pm. For inspection purposes only. Therefore, all nonessentialConsent pieces of copyright of ownerelectrical required for equipment any other use. are switched off at the end of the working day. Also we have 1 shutdown period per annum. All electrical equipment is shut down completely during this period.
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 THEUNIVERSITY OF DERBY
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAI' BY ORDER OF THE ACADEMIC BOARD
NODHLAIG NI NIOCMLL
has been awarded the Degree of Master of Science (Aegrotat)
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in Pollution Control
having satisfied the examiners for an approved scheme of study and practlce.
December 1999
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EPA Export 25-07-2013:20:30:41 TRAINING LTD Certificate
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This is to Certify that IVUDH,IGNXHOLL attended the EMs/7ptbernul Environmental Auditur Two Day Truining Course Presented by TMS Consultancy Lfd
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Date :Monduy 23 September tu Tuesday 24 September 2002
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Nudhlaig Nicholl has complctd 8 come entitled
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DANGEROUS GOODS SAFETY ADVISER
for undertakinQ5which transpofi dangernus goods and for undertakings which carry out related loading and unloading in ALL CLASSES BY ROAD
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Date of Birth: 18th March 1975 Country of Birth: Ireland Nationality: Irish Certificate No: 06MARS60 Signature Of Holder A
P Mahony Chief Executive The Chartered Institute of LogIstks HeaIth Safety Authority and Transport 4
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