Maryland public service commission
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROVISION
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EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROVISION
SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS INDEX PAGE AMBULANCE ---------------------------------------------------------- 33 ARMSTRONG EMPLOYEES----------------------------------------- 28-29 BANKS/CREDIT UNIONS-------------------------------------------- 35 CABLE TELEVISION ------------------------------------------------- 36 DENTIST------------------------------------------------------------------ 37 ELECTRIC COMPANY------------------------------------------------ 38 FIRE DEPARTMENT--------------------------------------------------- 33 FUNERAL HOMES----------------------------------------------------- 39 GAS COMPANIES------------------------------------------------------ 40 HEALTH CLINICS----------------------------------------------------- 41 HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS---------------------------------------- 42 HOSPITALS------------------------------------------------------------- 30 MAYOR------------------------------------------------------------------ 32 NEWSPAPER/RADIO------------------------------------------------- 43 POLICE AGENCIES--------------------------------------------------- 34 SCHOOLS---------------------------------------------------------------- 31 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS ARMSTRONG EMPLOYEES Gary D. Davis, Sr. 410-658-4211 Richard Astle 410-658-2511 John Brand 410-658-5565 Samuel Coale 410-658-6200 Brad Davis 410-658-7185 Edward D. Davis 410-658-4848 Joseph Fadeley 410-378-3069 Andrew Garvey 410-378-8343 Donna Graybeal 410-658-2730 Linda Horkey 410-658-6584 Charles Kennedy 410-658-9585 Earl Kerchevale 410-658-9452 Robert Kiebler 410-658-9169 Sandra LaFontaine 410-658-2044 Patricia Lawrence 410-676-2488 James Lucas 410-658-3737 John Lucas 410-658-3739 Clinton Miller 410-658-6893 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS EMPLOYEES Kevin Miller 410-658-9741 Matthew Price 410-658-2108 Shane Price 410-658-2108 Donald K. Rolfe 410-658-3343 David L. Wilson 410-658-6616 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS HOSPITALS ELKTON UNION HOSPITAL 410-398-4000 HAVRE DE GRACE HARFORD MEMORIAL 410-939-2400 WEST GROVE PA SOUTHER CHESTER COUNTY MEDICAL CTR 610-869-1000 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS SCHOOLS RISING SUN Rising Sun Elementary School 500 Hopewell Rd. 410-658-5925
Pearl St. 410-658-5535
Tiger Drive 410-658-9115
410-658-5353 RISING SUN TOWN POLICE OFFICE 410-658-4101 CHIEF GEORGE WALKER HOME 410-658-5231 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS AMBULANCE 410-398-3815 OR 911
410-658-5115 OR 911 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS POLICE AGENCIES MARYLAND STATE POLICE 410-658-4000 OR 911
410-398-3344 OR 911
410-658-4101 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS LOCAL BANKS NATIONAL BANK OF RISING SUN 410-658-5511
AND TRUST COMPANY 410-658-5571
122 S. QUEEN ST. RISING SUN, MD. 21911 410-658-3500 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS DENTISTS SHAWN BRENNAN 9 S. QUEEN ST. RISING SUN, MD. 21911 410-658-3066
408 PEARL ST. RISING SUN, MD. 21911 410-658-5355 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS ELECTRIC COMPANIES CONECTIV POWER DELIVERY 800-375-7117 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS FUNERAL HOMES R.T. FOARD FUNERAL HOME QUEEN ST. RISING SUN, MD. 21911 410-658-6030 PATTERSONS FUNERAL HOME RT 222 & CLAYTON ST PERRYVILLE MD 21903 410-642-2555 CROUCH FUNERAL HOME NORTH EAST 410-287-6166
410-658-5502 PENN FUEL GAS 800-873-6427 CONOWINGO GAS 410-378-3200 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS DOCTORS CHESAPEAKE FAMILY PRACTICE 410-658-6696 DR. OLIVER THRESHER 410-658-2125 UNION MEDICAL CLINIC 410-658-4099 SECTION 9 CRITICAL NUMBERS HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS STATE HIGHWAY DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION 410-398-1565
410-658-9944 RISING SUN HEARLD 410-658-5740 SECTION 10 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN INTRA-COMPANY ALL NUMBERS ARE IN AREA CODE 410 SECTION 10 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN EMERGENCY ESCAPE ROUTE ASSIGNMENTS Use escape routes as shown in the Emergency Evacuation Plan posted in every department. Use the escape route that will provide the safest exit from the building. All personnel will evacuate to the evacuation area that is across the driveway from the front sidewalk. PROCEDURES TO FOLLOW FOR SHUTDOWN SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES COMES FIRST. The senior employee of the department will give the order to do the prescribed procedures for shutdown of equipment or security of contents that will be needed. COMMERCIAL OFFICE During any emergency the senior employee will appoint an employee to take security of the cash drawer and daily register sheet. That employee will lock them in the safe if it can be done safely. When a shutdown order is given by the senior employee the employee that has been appointed to security will lock the cash drawer and daily register sheet in the safe or evacuate to the evacuation area with them. An employee will assist in the evacuation of customers. If permitted close all doors, windows and turn off the hvac unit. All employees will report to the evacuation area. CENTRAL OFFICE When the senior employee gives the order to shutdown, all employees will turn off any equipment in their area that can be done safely. The senior employee will appoint an employee to retrieve the subscriber paper back-up cable records and retrieve the DCO digital tape from the tape drive. SECTION 10 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Engineering department employees will take with them the BER, ACD and CPR records. All employees will report to the evacuation area. SECTION 10 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN PROCEDURES TO ACCOUNT FOR ALL EMPLOYEES AFTER EVACUATION The senior employee of his/her department will account for the employees of that department. The senior employee of each department will report to the senior employee at the evacuation area. RESCUE AND FIRST AID The employee with the most rescue and first aid training will appoint a team to rescue and render first aid until fire or medical help arrives. DO NOT RENDER HELP if it will put you or any one else in danger. SAFETY OF EMPLOYEE COMES FIRST. SECTION 10 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN MEANS OF REPORTING EMERGENCIES Emergency telephone numbers are posted in every department. ALWAYS REPORT EMERGENCIES FROM A SAFE AREA. The senior employee will gather all the information he/she can about the emergency and appoint a person to call for emergency assistance. That person will first use Intercom Paging (PAGE) to announce the emergency evacuation. EXAMPLE: Emergency Shutdown in the Commercial Office. Then they will call for emergency assistance. The senior employee will notify the Safety Coordinator and/or Manager as soon as possible. The Safety Coordinator will notify the Vice President/Director of Operations. CONTACT PERSONS FOR INFORMATION OR QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS PLAN MANAGER Gary D. Davis, Sr. SAFETY COORDINATOR Gary D. Davis, Jr. TRAINING DEPARTMENT LEVEL Training will be conducted semi-annually by the senior employee. SECTION 10 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN TRAINING COMPANY LEVEL Training will be conducted annually. Directory: Intranet -> casenum casenum -> Bell atlantic maryland, inc casenum -> September 26, 1997 Hand Delivered Intranet -> Appendix 10 Pedagogical activity, participation of the team members in the activities of the scientific community Intranet -> Seminar on Reckoning Intranet -> Internship &Volunteer Opportunities Intranet -> Places to stay in Dubai: Airport Option Premier Inn Dubai Airport Intranet -> Indigenous Rights casenum -> Summary of regulatory engagements casenum -> In the matter of the commission’s before the policies concerning presubscribed public service commission intralata toll dialing. Of maryland casenum -> April 12, 2002 Hand Delivered Download 144.35 Kb. Share with your friends:
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