Partial Activation: A minimal number of ICS positions are assigned and activated. Incident management needs are fairly simple and the Operations Center as a whole may serve as the EOC. The Control Room at either the Schwartz Wastewater or Bull Creek Water Treatment Plants may serve as a basic EOC if appropriate.
Limited Activation: Incident management needs are more complex and the ICS structure is also more complex. Again, the Operations Center as a whole may serve as the EOC. The Schwartz Wastewater or Bull Creek Water Treatment Plants may serve as a basic EOC if appropriate.
Full Activation: Incident management needs are significant and the ICS structure is proportionally complex. Typically the Operations Center will be set up as a fully functioning EOC.
Primary Emergency Operations Center: When necessary and appropriate, an Emergency Operations Center shall be established at GSWSA’s Operations Center at 170 Jackson Bluff Road. The primary telephone number is (843) 443-8200.
The SCADA/Communications area will become a vital part of the EOC, but during an incident, access to this area must be limited and closely controlled.
During full EOC activation, the Training Room will become the core of our Emergency Operations Center. Incident Command staff will work out of this room which will be equipped with PCs, mobile radios, status boards, telephones, and other resources to assist those directing and managing incident operations and activities.
Alternate Emergency Operations Center: If the primary EOC is unusable for any reason there are two alternate EOC locations. One is the Bull Creek Water Treatment Plant, located at Treatment Plant Road in Bucksport. The primary telephone number for this location is (843) 443-8300. The second alternate location is the Schwartz treatment plant located on Freewood Road in Burgess. The primary phone number there is (843) 234-8433. The location of the alternate site will be determined based on the type of emergency and the potential for damage to water and/or wastewater operations.
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ASSIGNMENT of RESPONSIBILITIES
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Chief Executive Officer
Assumes ultimate responsibility for all GSWSA emergency management operations and activities; provides overall direction and guidance for the entire organization.
Ensures adequate resources are dedicated and available throughout GSWSA for effective and successful emergency management operations and activities.
Issues the Chief Executive Officer’s Directive, clearly setting the expectation that all divisions, departments, and employees become familiar with this plan, follow this plan during emergency events, and support and participate in emergency management training and exercises.
May declare that emergency circumstances exist that require prompt execution of arrangements to secure emergency services for construction, supplies and materials, or facility repairs. Under these emergency conditions, normal purchasing policies may be altered until the system can be returned to normal operations.
Prior to July 1st of each year, reviews all applicable sections of this plan and submits any changes or updates to Safety Manager.
Potential ICS assignments – Spokesperson; Incident Commander. (The Chief Executive Officer may fill the role of Incident Commander, or may choose to appoint another person. Refer to section 1.10.1, GSWSA Generic ICS Structure.)
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Executive Management Basic Responsibilities
Ensures adequate resources are dedicated and available for effective and successful emergency management operations and activities.
Ensures all Division personnel are annually trained on applicable sections of this plan and participate in emergency management drills and exercises as scheduled by the Safety Manager.
Ensures emergency activities are carried out in accordance with this plan.
During the month of April each year, reviews all applicable sections of this plan and submits any changes or updates to the Safety Manager no later than April 30TH.
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Chief of Utility Operations
Potential ICS assignments – Operations Section Chief; Deputy Incident Commander; Incident Commander. Maintain strong working knowledge of ISF-1, ISF-7, ISF-8, ISF-9, ISF-10 ISF-11, ISF-12, ISF-1, ISF-14 & ISF-15.
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Chief Financial Officer
Potential ICS assignments – Finance Section Chief; Maintain strong working knowledge of ISF-1, ISF-3, ISF-5, ISF-6, ISF-7, ISF-16, ISF-17, ISF-18, ISF-19, ISF-20 & ISF-21,
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Chief of Engineering and Construction.
Potential ICS assignments – Engineering Section Chief; Maintain strong working knowledge of ISF-1, ISF- 23, ISF-24 & ISF-25.
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Human Resources Manager
During the month of June each year, confirms or updates confidential database of emergency contact information for all GSWSA employees including names, numbers, addresses, etc.
Potential ICS assignment – HR. Maintain strong working knowledge of ISF-1, ISF-2, ISF-3, ISF-7& ISF-22.
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Planning and Logistic Manager (Safety Manager)
During the month of June each year, publishes and issues updated Emergency Management Plans to all appropriate personnel and agencies.
Has primary responsibility for development, implementation, and administration of GSWSA’s Emergency Management Training and Exercise Program, to ensure plans and operational capabilities are routinely exercised, tested, and evaluated.
Serves as GSWSA’s representative on the Horry County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC).
Serves as GSWSA’s representative for the Horry County Emergency Operations Center along with other appointees from GSWSA.
Assists GSWSA’s representative, the Operations Engineer on the Horry County Hazard Mitigation Planning Committee.
Provides direction, guidance, and assistance to senior management or Incident Command Staff during emergency management operations and activities. Supports operations of GSWSA’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC).
Potential ICS assignments – Planning & Logistics Section Manager; Maintain strong working knowledge of ISF-1, ISF-3, ISF-7 & ISF-8.
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Administration Manager
Potential ICS assignments – Administration Manager; Maintain strong working knowledge of ISF-1, ISF- 2, ISF-3, ISF-4, ISF-7, ISF-8,ISF-13, ISF-21 &, ISF-22.
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All Managers and Supervisors
Ensures adequate resources are dedicated and available from within department for effective and successful emergency management operations and activities.
Ensures all department personnel are annually trained on applicable sections of this plan and participate in emergency management drills and exercises as scheduled by the Safety Manager.
Ensures emergency activities are carried out in accordance with this plan.
During the month of April each year, all departments shall review all applicable sections of the plan and submit any changes or updates to Safety Manager no later than April 30TH.
Maintain a strong working knowledge of ISF-1, ISF-2 and any other ISF that pertain to your department or group.
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EMERGENCY ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES
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GSWSA Generic Incident Command System (ICS)
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Potential Level 1 ICS Structure - “Routine” Emergency
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Potential Level 2 ICS Structure - “Minor” Emergency
Support & Assistance as appropriate for the Incident.
Sup
port & Assistance as appropriate for the Incident.
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Potential Level 3 ICS Structure - Moderate Emergency
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Potential Level 4 ICS Structure - Serious Emergency
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Potential Level 5 ICS Structure - Major Emergency
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ICS POSITION ASSIGNMENTS
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Primary
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1ST Backup
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2ND Backup
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Incident Commander
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Fred Richardson
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Public Information
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Fred Richardson
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HR
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Sue Long
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Sharon Galloway
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Chrystal Johnson
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Claims Management
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Chrystal Johnson
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Josh Roberts
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Sophia Jones
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OPERATIONS SECTION CHIEF
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Irv Wooley
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David Strickland
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Tim Brown
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Damage Assessment
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Neeraj Patel
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David Strickland
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Tim Brown
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Water Supply
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Sam Scialdone
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Irv Wooley
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Tim Brown
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Water Distribution
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David Strickland
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Jimmy Booth
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Irv Wooley
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Wastewater Treatment
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Tim Brown
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Irv Wooley
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David Strickland
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Wastewater Collections
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David Strickland
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Eddie Smith
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Irv Wooley
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Electrical / Emergency Power
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Justin Collins
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Brian Richardson
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Irv Wooley
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Sampling / Analysis
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Neeraj Patel
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Tim Brown
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Sam Scialdone
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ENGINEERING SECTION CHIEF
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Christy Everett
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Jason Poston
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Fred Richardson
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Facility Locates
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Ron Freeman
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Chuck Harrelson
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Jay Graham
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Facility Repairs
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Ronnie Cannon
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Mike Allen
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Rod Altman
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Coordination with Other Utility Providers
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Christy Everett
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Jason Poston
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Ray Thompkins
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PLANNING & LOGISTICS SECTION MANAGER
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Terri Fox
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Situation Status
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Terri Fox
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Irv Wooley
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David Strickland
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Resource Status
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Terri Fox
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Irv Wooley
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David Strickland
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Employee Wellbeing
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Sue Long
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Marguerite Carroll
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Chrystal Johnson
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Facilities
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Chrystal Johnson
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Sue Long
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Mutual Aid Coordination
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Fred Richardson
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Christy Everett
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Jason Poston
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FINANCE SECTION
CHIEF
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Marguerite Carroll
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Keri Squires
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Josh Roberts
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Finance & Accounting
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Marguerite Carroll
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Keri Squires
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Josh Roberts
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IS
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Floyd Worley
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Joel Edge
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Trent Richardson
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Telephones
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Sylvia Hardee
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Susan Jones
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Buffy Shelley
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Dispatch
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Jodi Collins
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Jessica Skipper
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Dorothy Roberts
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Procurement
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Josh Roberts
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Sophia Jones
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Russell Brown
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Supplies & Materials
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Josh Roberts
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Sophia Jones
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Russell Brown
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Contracts
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Josh Roberts
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Marguerite Carroll
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Keri Squires
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ADMINISTRATION MANAGER
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Chrystal Johnson
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Vehicle Maintenance
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Chris Hallberg
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James Callahan
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Wayne Smith
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DEPARTMENTAL ASSIGNMENTS to INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTIONS (ISFs)
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Dir & Cont
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HR
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Em Comm
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Em Well
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Dispatch
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Teleph
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Sit Stat
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Reso Stat
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H2O supply
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H2O dis
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WW Treat
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WW Coll
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Em Pow
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Lab
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Damage
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IS
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Fin/Acc
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Supply
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Purchase
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Contracts
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Claims
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Fac Serv
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Fac Loca
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Fac Repair
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Coor Util
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Departments
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ISF-1
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ISF-2
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ISF-3
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ISF-4
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ISF-5
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ISF-6
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ISF-7
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ISF-8
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ISF-9
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ISF-10
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ISF-11
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ISF-12
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ISF-13
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ISF-14
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ISF-15
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ISF-16
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ISF-17
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ISF-18
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ISF-19
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ISF-20
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ISF-21
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ISF-22
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ISF-23
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ISF-24
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Admin
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PLAN DEVELOPMENT and MAINTENANCE
This plan is the primary source of documentation concerning GSWSA’s emergency management planning and preparation activities. All GSWSA divisions and departments share the responsibility for development and maintenance of this plan as it pertains to their areas of responsibility. Overall coordination and direction of this process is assigned to Safety Manager.
Safety Manager shall coordinate all efforts for plan development and timely update or revision.
This plan will be updated prior to July 1st of each year. It will also be updated as necessary following drills, exercises, actual events, or as other organizational or operational changes dictate.
Within 10 days of any actual incident, drill, or exercise – All involved divisions, departments, and ISFs shall review and critique applicable areas of performance and associated plans & procedures. Safety Manager shall be promptly notified of any necessary updates or revisions to any part of GSWSA’s Emergency Management Plan.
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TRAINING and EXERCISES
An effective and comprehensive training and exercise program is essential to the success of GSWSA’s emergency management program.
As established in the “Chief Executive Officer’s Directive”; All Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority (GSWSA) employees and departments are hereby directed and expected to support and participate in applicable training and emergency management drills and exercises
Safety Manager is responsible for development, implementation, and administration of GSWSA’s emergency management training and exercise program.
In addition to typical training and education efforts, the following emergency management exercises shall be utilized to test, evaluate, refine and improve GSWSA’s emergency management plans.
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