
| 1. Professional Expertise |
2. Safety and Health Rules |
3. Personal Protective Equipment
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| 4. Preventive Maintenance |
5. Emergency Preparedness |
6. Radiation Protection Program |
| 7. Medical Programs | 8.
List of Occupational Safety and Health Programs |
The Emergency Preparedness management system within PNNL's Standards-Based Management System (SBMS) provides expertise, guidance, oversight, training, and counsel related to implementing emergency preparedness activities and coordinating and directing the planning, preparedness, and response to emergency conditions and/or off-normal events.
Key functions are as follows:
Key responsibilities in the Emergency Preparedness Program are as follows:
Building Emergency Directors
- assign and train building emergency response organizations
- review and revise the building emergency plans and protective actions
- maintain facility emergency response information and procedures
- determine appropriate emergency event classification and provide emergency classification information in accordance with established procedures
- direct the Hanford Occurrence Notification Center to initiate center activations, notifications, and predetermined protective actions in accordance with established procedures
- implement predetermined protective and mitigating actions within their assigned building.
Immediate Managers and/or Building Managers secure event sites for preservation of evidence related to emergency events that occur under their responsibility.
Staff comply with Emergency Preparedness procedures and implement the appropriate emergency response, reporting, and notification processes, including using the single-point-of-contact to report events.
The SBMS subject area, Emergency Preparedness, provides required procedures for staff, immediate managers, zone wardens, staging area supervisors, building emergency directors, and the manager of Facility Operations. In particular, the subject area directs staff to: