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Emergency Response Planning

Emergency Response Planning. Main Menu. Operational Plan. Minimize workplace hazards Protect employees. Community Right-to-Know Act. Examples of agricultural chemicals. Site Plan. Emergency Tools. The Three C’s of Spill Response. C ontrol . . . to prevent further release

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Emergency Response Planning

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  1. Emergency Response Planning Main Menu

  2. Operational Plan • Minimize workplace hazards • Protect employees

  3. Community Right-to-Know Act • Examples of agricultural chemicals

  4. Site Plan

  5. Emergency Tools

  6. The Three C’s of Spill Response • Control . . . to prevent further release • Contain . . . in as small an area as possible • Cleanup . . . the contaminated area

  7. Reporting a Spill

  8. Spill Hotline

  9. Landspreading

  10. Agricultural Chemical Cleanup

  11. Pesticide Fires

  12. Tornadoes

  13. Floods

  14. Inventory

  15. Physical Security

  16. Conclusion

  17. Pesticide Applicator Training University of Wisconsin – Extension http://ipcm.wisc.edu/pat Main Menu

  18. Unlike commercial businesses, farms are never required to have an emergency response plan. • True • False

  19. If a reportable spill occurs, you are to: • Call 911 • Call your Local Emergency Planning Committee • Call the Wisconsin Spill Hotline • Call your Regional DNR Office

  20. Which of the following will help to either prevent a disaster or assistyou if one should occur? • Have an emergency response plan • Keep an accurate inventory of chemicals • Lock your chemical storage area • All of the above

  21. Pesticide Applicator Training University of Wisconsin – Extension http://ipcm.wisc.edu/pat Main Menu

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