Atlantic Bulk Carrier Corporation Emergency Response Plan

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  Providence Forge Volunteer Rescue
  

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  Hopewell Emergency Crew Dispatch
  

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  Estimated Response Times – 20 Minute
  

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  Charles City Volunteer Fire Department
  

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  Hopewell Fire Department
  

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  Non-Emergencies - Charles City Sheriff
  

Hopewell Police

804-541-2222
Prince George Police

804-733-2773

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  Activate the nearest fire alarm
  
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  Notify the local Fire Department
  

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  The Fire Department has been notified.
  
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  The fire is small and is not spreading to other areas.
  
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  Escaping the area is possible by backing up to the nearest exit.
  
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  The fire extinguisher is in working condition and personnel are trained to use it.
  

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  Leave the building using designated escape routes.
  
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  Assemble in the designated area.
  
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  Remain outside until the competent authority announces that it is safe to reenter.
  

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  Take shelter in the designated area on the evacuation plan. (First floor – Men’s & Women’s Restroom)
  
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  If unable to seek shelter in one of the designated areas, move away from windows. Take cover under heavy furniture.
  

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  Be ready to evacuate as directed by the designated employee. (Ward Best, Warren Groseclose or Mark Short)
  
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  Leave areas that might be affected by storm tide or stream flooding.
  

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  Small interior rooms on the lowest floor and without windows.
  
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  Hallways on the lowest floor away from doors and windows.
  

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  Earthquakes occur without warning. Some earthquakes are instantaneous tremors and others are significant sustained events followed by aftershocks.
  
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  Stay indoors if already there.
  
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  If indoors take cover. Suggested locations inside building that provide cover include:
  

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  Standing in a doorway and bracing your hands and feet against each side
  
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  Getting under sturdy furniture, such as work tables or desks
  
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  Standing flat against an interior wall
  

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  Stay near the center of the building and avoid glass windows and doors.
  
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  After tremors have stopped, quickly leave the building through the evacuation routes outlined in the evacuation plan.
  
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  Once outside the building, gather at the Primary Assembly Point. Designated employee will conduct a brief survey of all present to determine if anyone is potentially missing and possibly remains in the building.
  
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  Be prepared for aftershocks. Aftershocks can cause additional damage and may bring weakened structures down. Aftershocks can occur in the first hours, days, weeks, or even months after the quake.
  

Assistant Manager – Chris Charles

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  Hamilton Emergency Medical Service
  

Estimated response time: 5 minutes

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  Whitfield County Fire Department
  

Estimated response time: 5 minutes

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  Non-Emergencies – Dalton Police
  

706-278-1233

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  Monitor radio for storm information
  
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  Keep drivers posted on storm’s activity
  
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  Inform plants on the storm’s activity and what ABC’s plan will be for the drivers
  
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  Determine how many employees will be available to work if any during the storm
  
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  Make sure equipment is parked in a high and protected area
  

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  4773 Mitchell Farm Road, Dalton, GA 30721
  

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  240 North King Street, Apt. 8, Calhoun, GA 30701
  

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  Chatsworth Hospital
  

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  Chatsworth Fire Department
  

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  706-695-4592
  

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  Non-Emergencies – Sheriff - 706-517-2098
  

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  Medical Center of Central GA
  

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  Bibb County Fire Department
  

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  Non-Emergencies – Bibb County
  

478-751-9180

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  Monitor radio and TV for storm information
  
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  Keep drivers posted on storm’s activity
  
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  Inform plants on the storm’s activity and what ABC’s plan will be for the drivers
  
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  Determine how many employees will be available to work if any during the storm
  
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  Make sure the equipment is parked in a high and protected area
  

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  111 River Park Circle
  

478-335-7041

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  Monroe County Hospital
  

Forsyth, GA 31029

478-994-2521
Fire:

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  Monroe County Fire Department
  

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  GA State Patrol
  

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  Non-Emergencies – Sheriff’s Office
  

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  Lexington Medical Center
  

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  West Columbia Fire Department
  

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  Non-Emergencies – West Columbia
  

803-794-0721

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  Monitor radio and TV for storm information
  
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  Keep drivers posted on storm’s activity
  
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  Inform plants on the storm’s activity and what ABC’s plan will be for the drivers
  

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  Inform plants on the storm’s activity and what ABC’s plan will be for the drivers
  
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  Determine how many employees will be available to work if any during the storm
  
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  Make sure the equipment is parked in a high and protected area
  

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  630 Fairview Road
  

Simpsonville, SC 29680

864-451-0384
Medical Emergency:

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  Hillcrest Memorial Hospital
  

Simpsonville, SC 29681

864-967-6100
Fire:

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  Simpsonville Fire Department
  

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  SC State Patrol
  

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  Non-Emergencies – Sheriff’s Office
  

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  Hospital MUSC
  

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  Emergency Preparedness
  

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  North Charleston Fire Department
  

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  North Charleston Police Department
  

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  Monitor radio and TV for storm information
  
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  Keep drivers posted on storm’s activity
  
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  Inform plants on the storm’s activity and what ABC’s plan will be for the drivers
  
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  Determine how many employees will be available to work if any during the storm
  
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  Make sure the equipment is parked in a high and protected area
  

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  8741 Shadowglenn Drive
  

843-801-7700

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  St. Francis Hospital
  

Charleston, SC

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  James Island Fire Department
  

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  Charleston Police Department
  

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   If in the immediate area, driver needs to follow the alert roster.
   
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   If you cannot do this alert authorities to do so.
   
3. 
   If outside the terminal area, follow the alert roster and alert Haz-mat One if chemical spill. 1-800-229-5252
   

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   Call 911
   
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   Find out the appropriate person to contact and follow alert roster if possible.
   

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   Follow the alert roster if possible.
   
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   Get the customer involved.
   

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   Hazardous Product Spills
   

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   The driver would immediately contact Atlantic Bulk and need to speak to Ward, Warren or Brian.
   
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   Atlantic Bulk would call HAZ-MAT ONE (National Emergency Response Company) and tell them to be at the scene immediately.
   
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   Atlantic Bulk (Ward, Warren or Brian) would then contact Great West Insurance. They would get an adjuster to the scene.
   

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   Non-Hazardous Product Spills
   

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   Report any spills, no matter the amount or “significance” to your customer contact immediately.
   
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   Have the driver let you talk to one of the area supervisors to understand the extent and seriousness of the spill.
   
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   Fill out an incident report and copy both the Safety Director and the Operations Manager.
   

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   Follow the Alert Roster and call the Safety Director immediately to report what has happened.
   
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   Take measures to prevent any further product loss without risking injury.
   

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   If not injured, safeguard the scene to prevent injuries or further damage if possible.
   
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   Use the Spill Kit that has been provided.
   
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   Follow the alert roster and call the Safety Director as soon as possible.
   

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   Report spill to local management.
   
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   Follow the alert roster.
   
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   Assist in clean up.
   

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  Employees are to use “Universal Precautions” to prevent contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials.
  

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  Treat all blood and other potentially infectious materials with appropriate precautions such as:
  

* Use gloves, masks, and suits if blood or other potential infectious material exposure is anticipated.