Emergency: SR Technics Ireland Limited

SR Technics Ireland Limited.
EMERGENCY
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Issued by Harry Galvin

Safety and Security Manager
August 2005
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This is an important document you should familiarise yourself with its •
contents and have it readily available to you at all times.
CONTENTS Page
Emergency Procedures
Emergency Summary
Emergencies
Activation of Emergency Plan
Emergency Plan Co-ordinator
Emergency Call Out List
External Communications Guideline
Emergencies
Fire / Explosion
Gas Leak
Chemical Spill
Major Damage to Aircraft / Customer Support
Major Damage to Buildings / Building Collapse
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Bomb Warning ot
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Multiple Persons Seriously Injured / Fatalities / Major
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Anthrax
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Terms of Reference
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Engineering
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Facilities, Equipment Vehicles and Services

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Chronological Log
Distribution List
EMERGENCY CALL IN / STAND DOWN
STAFF CALLED IN AS PART OF THIS EMERGENCY PLAN MUST

REPORT TO THE EMERGENCY CO-ORDINATOR WITHOUT DELAY.
THEY WILL REMAIN ON DUTY AND ON THE PREMISES UNLESS
AUTHORISED OTHERWISE BY THE EMERGENCY CO-ORDINATOR.
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EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
Emergency Summary
In the event of an emergency including;
Fire Major damage to buildings
Explosion Building collapse
Gas leaks Bomb warning
Major traffic accidents Multiple persons seriously injured
Major damage to aircraft Fatalities
Take the following actions ifappropriate;
Evacuate the Area
Inform the Emergency Services

Airport 4444 External (9) 1 12 or 999
Activate the Emergency Plan by contacting the Line Maintenance

Duty Shift Manager at 679816111
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Duty Shift Manager will activate call out list Page 6.
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the Emergency Plan Co-ordinator or his alternative. They are the

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Ensure that the appropriate Emergency Services have been contacted Page 7
Continue the Emergency Call out Page 6
Direct all internal emergency activities
Contact Employee Assistance for trauma counselling of victims and/or relatives
I Communications
The Head of Communicationsandfor the Emergency Co-ordinator will
control and direct, all external communications.
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Do not give Media Interviews, Press briefings or access to Media personnel to our
Facilities without authorisation from the Head of Communications.
Communications with our Customers will be carried out by Mary

Mannion and/or
Kieran Duffy having gained authorisation from the Emergency Co-
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EMERGENCIES
An Emergency is a situation generally arising with little or no warning, which threatens or
causes property damage, serious personal injury or death. This Emergency Plan must be
activated in the event of an emergency.
Typical emergencies relate to;

Fire Explosion
Gas leaks Chemical spills
Major traffic accidents Major damage to aircraft
Major damage to buildings Building collapse
Bomb warning Multiple serious persons injuredlfatalities
OBJECTIVES
The objectives of this plan are to make maximum use of Company resources and external
emergency services in order to;
Rescue and treat casualties Protect other people
Minimise damage Contain the emergency
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Identify the dead and injured Keep records of events and activities
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Facilitate a return to normal activities as soon as possible after the event.

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The Head of Communications will control all communications with the media, Personnel
Director He/She will report to the Emergency Plan co-ordinator immediately on learning of the
Emergency. He/She may delegate such matters to another person and may use the services of a
P.R Company as required. The Head of Communications will have a senior manager at any
press briefings. Managers attending press briefings should be dressed smartly and not in casual
clothing.
No other employees are permitted to make any comments or statements to the media. If
approached by reporters, staff should politely refer them to the Head of Communications1
Personnel Director. Employees are cautioned on the possibility of telephone callers who do not
identify themselves as media personnel seeking information on the incident.
The Customer Services Department will require briefings by the Personnel Director in order to
advise our customers and this should be done as early as possible.
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EMERGENCY PLAN ACTIVATION
The Emergency Plan requires specified staff to be contacted in order to put the Plan into effect.
The Emergency Call-Out List is on page 6. Whenever an Emergency event is reported, the
emergency services required by the Emergency at hand should be notified immediately.
EMERGENCY SERVICE Phone Number

Airport Fire / Ambulance Service 4444
Dublin Fire Service / Gardai / Ambulance 9-112 or 999
ESB 9-1850 327999
Fingal County Council. 9-8731415
Calor Gas 9-4505000
Bord Gais 9-1850 205050
Airport Police 5554666
Garda Station (9) 6664000 Santry
(9) 6664950 Dublin Airport
Internal Security 6660
The Line Maintenance Shift Manager, Ext.: 6798 / 6111 must be informed of the
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Emergency. Upon receiving this notification the Line Maintenance Shift Manager will initiate
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to the named person on the Call Out List and tell them to report in immediately. If the person
named on the Call Out List is not present when you call leave a message that they should contact
you urgently but do not state why.
The Line Maintenance Shift Manager will manage the situation until the Emergency Plan Co-
ordinator or his deputy arrives and takes charge. He will then hand over to and l l l y brief the
Emergency Co-ordinator on all actions to date confirming who has been contacted. (Emergency
services and Call-Out List) If event is at an outstation, maintain contact with the local
representative, obtain information on the support services available and likely requirements.
The Emergency Plan Co-ordinator will be the sole contact point between SR
Technics and other Emergency Centres during the Emergency.
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EMERGENCY PLAN CO-ORDINATOR:
Name -
Tel Home Phone Mobile
Primary Liam D'Arcy 6023 8459 176 0868541932
Alternate Harry Galvin 6123 8423625 0862524908
The SR Technics Plan Co-ordinator will;
Direct all internal emergency activities.
Appoint contact person for the Emergency Services.
Appoint a person to open and maintain a "Chronological Log" of events and decisions taken.
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Take hand over and full briefing from Line Maintenance Shift Manager.
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Set up and activate the SR Technics Control Centre.(Safety Office Facilities Building)
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Ensure that all areas / personnel nominated as part of the Emergency Plan are carrying out
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Nominate a person to contact and convey information on the incident to Senior Management
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All Press Releases are to be controlled by the SR Technics Communications Unit.
Contacts with Statutory Bodies, Dublin Airport Authority, etc. should be, through the
Emergency Plan Co-ordinator.
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EMERGENCY CALL OUT LIST
NAME FUNCTION HOME OFFICE MOBILE
Liam D'Arcy Line Maintenance 8459 176 6023 0868541932
Hany Galvin Safety & Security 8423625 6123 0862524908

Declan O'Shea CX 8257649 617616177 0862523234
Les Lacey Supply Chain 845 1544 6420 0862204531
Joe Daly Facilities 041988788 1 6434 0868554553
Kieran Mooney Facilities 8256695 6969 I6777 086 824153 1
Derek Rowe Supply Chain 0419888775 6196 0868356199
Liarn Sisk Technical Director 041 9845 150 6327 0862523945
Eugene O'Sullivan Engineering 8169866 6323 0862363712
Mary Mannion Communications 8344437 6456 0868524711
John Murphy Components 8255065 6424 0862363711
John O'Shea Company Secretary 83 24271 6790 0868527483
Frank Buggie Quality Assurance 83 50877 6092 0862391041
Ray Daly Quality Assurance 8453967 6618 0868072292
Michael Tyrell AOH 8257950 643 1 0868554457
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John Rafter AOH 8412360 6602 086 8568915
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Noel Murray Finance 298 1567 6502 0862363710

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Paddy Hickey Line Maintenance 835 1846 6448 0862523233

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Niall O'Ceallaigh Human Resourses 8492445 6178 0862523942

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Martin Lynch Human Resourses 046 26441 6027

Kieran D u Q Commercial 8383055 6180 0868063271
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Dennis Murphy Conmmercial 8351452 6259 0868524298

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Tony Conroy I.T. 8207994 645 1 0868527604
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EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION
GUIDELINE
Emergency situations generally arise with little or no warning and in order to
provide a timely and efficient response, good and swift communications are
essential. Depending on the type of emergency it will be vital that some or all of
the following are contacted.

Dublin Fire Service / Gardai / Ambulance (9)112 or 999
Medical (9) 8457777 or M 086 2430567
ESB (9)-1850 372999
Fingal County Council (9) 8731415
Calor Gas (9) 4505000
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Kearney and Associates (9) 4950814 -087 2341686
Fingal County Council (9) 8731415
Beaumont Hospital (9) 8377755 / 8093000
Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland (9) 2697766
Employee Assistance Programme 66366 or (9) 2782211
A detailed internal Call Out List is on the PAGE 6 of this plan
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FIRE I EXPLOSION
UPON DISCOVERING FIRE or EXPLOSION

Sound the nearest Fire Alarm.
Call for assistance Tel. 4444.
Attack the Fire with extinguishing equipment, if safe to do so.
Close doors and windows if safe to do so.
Leave the building by the nearest exit.
Do not stop to collect personal belongings
Go to Assembly Point on the North Apron unless directed otherwise.
Do not leave the Assembly Point unless authorised.
Do not re-enter building until directed by Fire Marshals or Emergency Services.
Follow the Instructions of the Fire Marshals.
ACTION TO BE TAKEN ON HEARING ALARM

INTERMITTENT SOUND
Prepare to evacuate the building.
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Staff working in restricted areas or at heights should move to Mezzanine or Floor level.
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CONTINUOUS SOUND
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Do not re-enter building until directed by Fire Marshal.
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OTHER MANAGEMENT ACTION

The Manager present should meet the Fire Service on arrival.
Inform them that helshe is the manager in charge and is available to assist them.
Convey any information available on the Alarm Activation to the Fire Officer in Charge.
This information should include persons still in building, flammable materials etc.
Cordon off the area
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GAS LEAKS
ACTION TO BE TAKEN
Raise the Alarm by word of mouth DO NOT ACTIVATE ALARM AS THIS COULD
CAUSE AN EXPLOSION.
Call for assistance.
FIRE SERVICE 4444.

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Calor Gas 9-4505000

Do not turn electrically powered equipment on or off.
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All staff should withdraw to a safe distance from the point of the Gas Leak and remain
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Convey any information available on the Gas Leak to the Fire Officer in Charge.
CORDON OFF THE AREA
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0 CHEMICAL SPILL
Note:
A spill is considered significant or major if it cannot be contained or cleaned up by
the individual(s) present or if any spill enters the drains.
A spill is considered minor if it can be immediately contained and cleaned up by the

individual(s) present and it does not enter the drains.
ACTION TO BE TAKEN ON DISCOVERING CHEMICAL SPILL

Initiate immediately, in-house measures to deal with the spillage.
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It must be stressed to all employees that in-house procedures for containment of spilled or
released dangerous substances shall be undertaken only when it is deemed safe to do so.
Manage the situation until the Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator or
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Call for assistance FIRE SERVICE Tel. 4444.

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All staff should withdraw to a safe distance from the point of the Chemical Spill and
remain upwind of the Chemical Spill.
Cordon off the area

Convey any information available on the spill to the Fire Officer in Charge.
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See the Environmental Emer~encvReaction Plan for full details.
INITIATING THE IN-HOUSE CONTAINMENT PROCEDURES
The person who causes or discovers the spilled or released hazardous material shall
immediately confirm the nature of the spilled material.
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Where practicable and safe to do so, the person who causes or discovers the spilled /released
hazardous material shall contain the spillage using local containment equipment including;
absorbent material, mats, drain plugs while wearing P.P.E.
If the spill is minor and it can be contained and cleaned up by the individual(s) present or it
does not enter the drains, the individual(s) shall report the incident to his Manager, who
should supervise the clean up operation.
If the spill is significant or major, and it cannot be contained or cleaned up by the

individual(s) present or if it enters the drains, the person who causes or discovers it shall
immediately inform the senior person on duty.
The senior person on duty shall make an immediate assessment to establish the hazard and
any associated health risk. If it is established on this initial inspection that the spilled /released
material is toxic or flammable, helshe shall immediately initiate Evacuation Procedures.
Any persons showing symptoms following exposure to the spilledlreleased material shall
seek medical advice immediately, (Company Doctor or Hospital Casualty).
Based on initial assessment and providing it is safe to continue, the senior person on duty
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shall isolate the area and initiate in-house containment procedures using trained employees,
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If deemed that the Emergency Services are required, the senior person on duty shall alert the
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Containment materials shall be placed around all nearby and down gradient gullies and
manholes at potential risk of entry by the spillage.
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In the event of hazardous material entering the surface water drainage system, Facilities
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Maintenance shall be contacted immediately at Ext.: 6777 or Dublin Airport Authority Job
Control at Ext.: (555) 4555 or Dublin Airport Authority Duty Office at Ext.: (555) 4724.
All incidents, irrespective of how small, must be reported immediately to Environmental Co-
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Contact with Statutory Bodies, EPA, Fingal County Council, etc., shall be through Company
Secretary or his Deputy.
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@ MAJOR DAMAGE TO AIRCRAFT
The person who causes or discovers Major Damage to an Aircraft must notify the Quality
Assurance Department immediately (EXT. 6092,6618).
If there is any danger of fire contact the Airport Fire Service Ext 4444.
The Quality Assurance Department will notify the following as required by the situation,
CX D O'Shea
Technical Director L Sisk
Safety and Security Manager H Galvin
Company Secretary J O'Shea
Commercial /Legal Council D McGeough
Quality Assurance Department of owner of Aircraft
Irish Aviation Authority
Dublin Airport Authority
Quality Assurance will carry out an investigation into the cause and extent of the damage.
The results of the investigation will be circulated to the appropriate people.
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In the event that a customer's aircraft is involved in an incident or accident

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SR Technics must be prepared if requested, to assist the customer where

possible as well as representing the interests of the Company.
In the above regard the Quality Assurance Department will secure the
records appertaining to the specific aircraft.
SR Technics will support the customer where possible with technical

resources.
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MAJOR DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS - BUILDING COLLAPSE
ACTION TO BE TAKEN
Call for assistance

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Fingal County Council. 9-8731415
Calor Gas 9-4505000
Bord Gais 9-1850 205050
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Convey any information available on the explosion to the Fire Officer in Charge.
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BOMB WARNING
The decision to evacuate or not is mainly the responsibility of senior management and the
Gardai. The dilemma in such circumstances places both management and Gardai in an invidious
position if there is no specific positive information. The decision to evacuate must be balanced
against a non-evacuation decision with the calamitous consequences that could ensue if a real
incident were to occur. Issues to consider when making a decision on evacuation include;
Structure of premises Nature of threat
Actual wording of the threat Current Industrial I Political situation
ACTION TO BE TAKEN
Contact the Gardai immediately. (9) 112 or 999 and Airport Fire 4444
Contact Safety and Security Manager 086 2524908, Office 6123 Home
8423625
If the threat is by phone the person receiving the call should record the date and time of the
call, a description of Caller: ie. Male/ Female. Adult1 Child. Estimated Age / Accent and any
details regarding the Caller's speech: Slow/Sincere/Disguised/Rapid/Loud/Excited
The person receiving the call should extract as much information as possible and should not
give the caller any information or make suggestions as to where the device might be located,
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Panic and confusion should be avoided, publicity (especially in the case of a hoax) should be
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avoided. Avoid the use of the word bomb as this expression can cause panic and bring about an
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uncontrolled rush for the exits and result in injuries caused by trampling or crushing.
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Staff should take personal belongings with them.

The Manager present should meet the Gardai 1 Fire Service on arrival.
Convey any information available to the Gardai 1 Fire Officer in Charge.
Cordon off the area
Arrange management team for searching the premises in conjunction with the Gardai.
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MULTIPLE PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED - FATALITIES
(MAJOR TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS)
The senior person present should, attend to the victims and contact the emergency services.

ESB 9-1850 372999
Fingal County Council 9-8731415
Calor Gas 9-4505000
Bord Gais 9-1850 205050
6664950 Dublin Airport
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Notification to the relatives of those injured or killed is the responsibility of the Company and
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the Garda Authorities and staff must be sensitive to the danger of inaccurate information causing
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undue distress to the relatives of those involved in the incident.
The assistance of the counselling services provided by the Employee Assistance Programme
will be utilised in the circumstances.
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ANTHRAX
What is anthrax.
Anthrax sometimes referred to as wool-sorters' disease is a serious disease occurring in sheep
and cattle, and in those who tend them or handle the bones, skins and fleeces of the animals.
The cause is a bacillus, which grows in long chains and produces spores, which retain their
life for years in dried skins and fleeces. Anthrax organisms can cause infection in the skin,
gastrointestinal system, or the lungs. To do, so the organism must be rubbed into abraded
skin, swallowed, or inhaled as a fine, aerosolized mist. Disease can be prevented after
exposure to the anthrax spores by early treatment with the appropriate antibiotics.
Anthrax is not spread from one person to another person.
ACTION TO BE TAKEN
Contact the Gardai immediately. (9) 112 or 999 and Airport Fire 4444.
Alert Safety and Security Manager 6123 or 0862524908 or 8423625
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Do not shake or empty the contents of packages and letters.
Do not try to clean up any powder or substance that may spill from the envelope or package.
Place the envelope or package in a plastic bag or other container to prevent contents leaking.
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Wash your hands with soap and water to prevent spreading any powder to your face.
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container that can be sealed. This clothing bag should be given to the emergency services.
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Shower with soap and water. Do Not Use Bleach Or Other Disinfectant On Your Skin.
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Identify all personnel who may have come in contact with the contaminant.
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HOW TO IDENTIFY SUSPICIOUS PACKAGES AND LETTERS

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Hand-written or poorly typed addresses
Incorrect titles or title, but no name
Misspellings of common words
Oily stains, discoloration's or odour
Protruding wires or aluminium foil
Excessive security material such as masking tape, string, etc.
Marked with restrictive endorsements
No return address
Excessive weight, lopsided or uneven envelope,
Mail marked "Personal" or "Confidential" where such endorsements are not normal.
Shows a city or state in the postmark that does not match the return address
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GENERAL
This Emergency Plan details the action to be taken in the event of an emergency, the
implementation of this Plan will be the responsibility of Liam D7Arcy (or his deputy). During
the operation of the Plan he will be refmed to as the Emergency Plan Co-ordinator.
The Safety Office Phone: 6123 will be the Control Centre for SR Technics in the event of an
Emergency. The Facilities Maintenance Manager's office Phone: 6434 will be the alternate
Control Centre.
APPLICATION
This document contains basic information, procedures and policies in relation to accidents,
incidents or security events and is designed to provide guidelines for personnel who have a
function and responsibility in such an event.
PREPARATION
Co-ordinator is responsible for preparing and updating the Emergency Plan.
FAMILIARISATION
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All nominees must familiarise themselves with the contents of this document.
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Exercises will be conducted from time to time to test out the Emergency Plan.
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AVAILABILITY
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INTERPRETATION
These procedures shall be interpreted in a reasonable and intelligent manner, bearing in mind
that unforeseen circumstances have not been provided for and that the procedures do not
preclude the use of common sense and initiative.
ACCESS TO CONTROL CENTRE
Only personnel who are specifically nominated are permitted to proceed to the SR Technics
Emergency Control Centre.
ACCESS TO ACCIDENT SITE

Only personnel who are authorised by the Emergencies Services / Regulatory Agencies, or the
Emergency Plan Co-ordinator to proceed to the incident site may do so.
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TERMS OF REFERENCE
Name / Title Function & Terms of Reference
L D7Arcy Emergency Plan Co-ordinator or his deputy will ensure that the SR
Technics Emergency Plan operates effectively..
H Galvin Will deputise if required for the Emergency Plan Co-ordinator and will
act as Administration Assistant to the Co-ordinator, and will provide
safety and security advice as required
T Conroy Will provide communications equipment required, advise and assist on

all systems records, data, computer security, and operations.
Line Maintenance The Line Maintenance Shift Manager will deputise for the
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Emergency Plan Co-ordinator until he or his deputy is on the premises.
Receives briefing from LMSM and takes control of Line Maintenance.
N O'Ceallaigh Will provide advice and assistance on all personnel matters.
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F Buggie Ensure Quality Assurance Reaction Plan is implemented. Report to SR

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Quality If during normal working hours report to Quality Assurance Inspector's

Assurance office for instructions. If outside above hours, act as for QAM until
@ ~nspectors QAM is briefed and advises further. Initiate Quality Assurance action.
ENGINEERING:
Provide drawings and plans of the aircraft if required.

Provide advice on weight and balance related to removal of Aircraft if required.
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Note: In the event of maior damage to an aircraft it may not be permissible to
move the aircraft without the express agreement of the State Investigator.
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PLANNING:
Provide Planning information and documentation if required.

Provide current airframe, engine and component records if required.
QUALITY ASSURANCE:
MQA to be available to participate in Investigation Team if required.

In the event of a customer aircraft MQA will on learning of the incident secure
appropriate records of work carried out by SR Technics on the aircraft.
SUPPLY CHAIN:
Provide appropriate emergency equipment spares, flight kit, manuals and documentation
and transportation of same as required.
HUMAN RESOURSES:
Provide necessary flight bookings, ticketing, other transport arrangements, accommodation,
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In the case of accidents/incidents, the personnel nominated by the Emergency Plan co-
ordinator shall, in addition to performing their special functions will as applicable, act as
marshals to ensure
the safety of staff,

the protection of property,
the security of materials and equipment and
the follow-up salvage and all-clear activities arising.
All Others All other staff called as a result of an emergency situation will
carry out the tasks assigned to them by the Emergency Reaction Plan
co-ordinator.
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@ FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES
Office Safety office or Facilities Services Manager's office, Garage
Building
Communications Telephone, Radio, Television, Runners, Walkie-Talkies, Hangar
Tannoy Sytems, Fax etc.
Documents Chronological Log / Emergency Plan / Call-Out Lists / Maps
Equipment PCs / Printing Equipment Keys
Assembly Points Designate
Hotel Accommodation Block Bookings as required
Identification ID cards marked "Emergency Response"
Parking Specify locations
AirportIApron Passes Available fi-om Airport Authority.
SR Technics Vehicles-licensedto go landside:

Vehicle Fleet Number Registration
Mitsubishi Canter BFVA08 89 D 15927
Ford Fiesta BMVAO3 91 D 24861
Ford Courier BFVAOl 96 D 19514
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Toyota Previa BAMB03 94 D 45132

it sub is hi BFTROl 88 D 28716
Justyvan BMAAO5 91 D 32966
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Cranes Can Be Hired From

Telephone
0'Briens 01 459550015 018256211
D Clerkin Ltd 01 8331468
Crane Hire Ltd 01 6268426
Trackline 01 4567875 0876488722
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EMERGENCY CO-ORDINATOR
CHRONOLOGICAL LOG
DATE OF INCIDENT: PAGE NO:
Time Contact Contact Made Comments

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@ I DISTRIBUTION LIST
NAME FUNCTION
Liam D' Arcy Co-ordinator Line Maintenance
Declan O'Shea V.P. and AME Dublin
Hany Galvin Safety & Security
Noel Murray Finance
Liarn Sisk Technical Director
John Rafter AOH
Frank Buggie Quality Assurance
Ray Daly Quality Assurance
John O'Shea Company Secretary
John Murphy Components
Joe Daly Facilities
Paddy Hickey Line Maintenance
a Mary Mannion
Niall O'Ceallaigh
Communications
Human Resourses
Marcelino Sherlock Human Resourses
Martin Lynch Human Resourses
Dennis Murphy Commercial
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EMERGENCY PLAN
Issued by Harry Galvin
Safety and Security Manager
Facilities Services Department
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Attachment N2 J.l(b) - Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Part 1
SR Technics @
SR Technics Ireland Limited
ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCY
REACTION PLAN
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Prepared By: Kieran Mooney Signed By:

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Approved By: Joe Daly Signed By:

Facilities Services Manager
Document History
Version Date File Reference
Draft. I May 1998 Env0898
Draft.2 18'" January 2000 Env0800.EERP
Isstre 1 1ghFebruary 2000 Env0800.EERP
Issue 2 03'~March 2003 EERP Issue 2
Issue 3 04"'June 2004 EERP Issue 3
Isstre 4 03'~March 2005 EERP Issue 4
Issue 5 20'" .JuIv 200.5 EERP 1 ~ ~ 57 1 ~
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ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCY REACTION PLAN
This is an important document. Upon receipt you should familiarise yourself with its
contents. Keep it in a secure place and have it readily available to you at all times. •
EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS
SR Technics Facilities Maintenance Job Control Extn: 6777 (outside 812 6777)
Dublin Airport Authority Emergency Services Extn: (555) 4444
REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
Authority Address Contact Telephone Fax
E.P.A. IPC Enforcement Administration Licensing & Control 053-60 600 053-60 699
(Environmental Licensing & Control Division Division
Protection PO Box 3000
Agency Johnstown Castle Estate Enforcement Section 053-60 600 053-60 699
Headquarters) Co Wexford
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Jim Kavanagh, 89 059 61 89 05 758

Pollution Officer
Eastern Regional Glasnevin, Dublin 9 83 792 06 83 60 060

Fisheries Board
EMERGENCY CALL-IN / STAND DOWN
All staff called in as part of the Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan must report to the
Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator without delay. They will remain on
duty and on the premises unless authorised otherwise by the Environmental Emergency
Reaction Co-ordinator.
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TABLE of CONTENTS
SECTION 1 GENERAL PLAN PAGE
1.1 I SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION
Overview
Prmaration
Familiarization
Exercises
Readiness
Access to Control Centre
Access to Affected Site
Availability
OBJECTIVES
SCOPE
PROCEDURES
ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN ON DISCOVERY OF
ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENT, ACCIDENT OR EMERGENCY
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Component Overhaul
Materials
Line Maintenance
Facilities Services
SPECIALIST CONTRACTORS
REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
OCCUPATIONAL FIRST AIDERS
ENVIRONMENT INCIDENT REPORT FORM
SECTION 2 REA CTION PLANS FOR SPECIFIC ENURONMENTAL

EMERGENCIES PAGE
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SECTION 1
GENERAL PLAN
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These procedures shall be interpreted in a reasonable and intelligent

manner, bearing in mind that unforeseen circumstances have not
been provided for and that the procedures do not preclude the use of
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common sense and initiative.
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SUMMARY
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Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan outlines a single Company wide response to an
environmental emergency.
Plan is initiated by the Senior Person on Duty in affected area by contacting Extn: 6777.
Also, contact Dublin Airport Authority Emergency Services at Extn: (555) 4444.
Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator will hlly implement plan when
contacted.
If spilledlreleased material is toxic or flammable - evacuate the area.
If Firewater is generated or contaminated spill enters sewage drains, initiate the following as
appropriate;
Hangar 1 & 2
Install Drain plug at SEl (Drain plugs located in cabinet at SEI, Tech Building fence).
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Reception).
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Divert drains to holding tank, (Divertor Switch at Centre Plantroom).
If safe to proceed;
Isolate cause of spill/release.

Contain spill/release and protect drains.
Clean up and dispose of contaminated material as hazardous waste.
Investigate incident, report and implement measures to avoid a re-occurrence.
Update procedures to reflect implemented measures,
1.2 INTRODUCTION
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1.2.1 Overview
This Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan, (E.E.R.P.) outlines the actions to be taken
in the event of an Environmental Incident, Accident or Emergency Situation.
The document contains basic information, procedures and policies in dealing

with any environmental impact which may arise as a result of emergencies or
abnormal operating conditions with potential to harm;
People
Environment
Property
The document provides general guidelines for personnel who have a function and
responsibility in such an event.
1.2.1.1 Control Centre
The Facilities Maintenance Manager's Office in the Facilities

Building, Extn: 696916777, Fax: 6847, will be the Control Centre
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during an Environmental Emergency, (Alternative Control Centre,
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Ireland Limited, Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan.
1.2.3 Familiarisation
All nominees must farniliarise themselves with the contents of this document.
1.2.4 Exercises
Exercises will be conducted fi-om time to time to test out the Environmental Emergency
Reaction Plan.
1.2.5 Readiness
Nominees should have in a state of readiness their I.D.'s, uniforms, protective clothing, list
of duties and contacts at all times.
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1.2.6 Access to Control Centre
Only personnel who are specifically nominated or authorised by the

Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator are permitted to
proceed to the Environmental Emergency Reaction Control Centre.
1.2.7 Access to Affected Site
Only authorised personnel, with suitable personal protective clothing and

equipment, are permitted near the affected site.
1.2.8 Availability
The contents of this document should be made available to all Managers in

charge, or likely to be in charge of areas containing hazardous material. This
document should be held in the office of the nominated staff in a secure
location. It is recommended that a copy of their duties be kept close to hand at
all times. This document shall not be amended without the approval of the
Environment Manager.
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1.3 OBJECTIVES
The objectives of SR Technics Ireland Limited Environmental Emergency Reaction

Plan are;
To ensure an efficient response throughout the Company in dealing with spillages

or accidental releases of hazardous material.
To provide protection for personnel and prevent environmental pollution.
Avoid contaminated Firewater reaching drains.
To comply with Section 13 of Environmental Protection Agency's Integrated
Pollution Control Licence.
1.4 SCOPE
This procedure applies to all staff whose duties include managing or handling
hazardous materials or operations with the potential for environmental impact.
The procedure is implemented for all major releases of hazardous material such as
fuel/chemical spillages or hazardous releases to atmosphere throughout the facility or
if requested by SR Technics Ireland Limited, Main Accident/Emergency Reaction
Plan Co-ordinator.
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If an Environmental Incident, Accident or Emergency occurs, the Senior Person on

Duty in the area at the time will;
Initiate immediately in-house measures to deal with the spillage. See Section 1.6.
If deemed necessary, activate the Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan. See

Section 1.7.
Manage the situation until the Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan

Co-ordinator or deputy takes charge.
Hand over and brief Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator.
The Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator will fully implement

the Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan
Note: It must be stressed to all employees that in-house procedures for the
containment of spilled or released dangerous substances shall be undertaken only
when it is deemed safe to do so.
1.6 ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN ON DISCOVERY OF ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENT,
ACCIDENT OR EMERGENCY
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THE SENIOR PERSON ON DUTY AT THE SPILLIRELEASE LOCATION SHALL;
Confirm the nature of the spilYrelease material, taking account of wind or

draught direction when approaching the spill/release.
ONCE THE NATURE OF THE SPILL/RELEASE IS CONFIRMED, REFER TO

PART 2 OF THIS DOCUMENT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
RELATING TO SPECIFIC HAZARDS.
Ensure Personal Protective Equipment is worn by staff attending to the spill.
If practicable and safe to do so, isolate the cause of the spilYrelease hazardous
material.
IF SPILLIRELEASE IS CONSIDERED MINOR;
Organise containment and cleaning up by using suitable local containment

equipment including absorbent material, sorbent booms and pillows.
Containment materials from local spill kits must be placed around all nearby
and down gradient gulleys and manholes at potential risk of entry of the
spillage.
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HOWEVER, IF SPILLIRELEASE IS CONSIDERED MAJOR, THE SENIOR PERSON ON

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Contact Facilities Maintenance Job Control at Extn: 6777 to initiate

Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan.
Contact Dublin Airport Authority Fire Services at Extn: (555) 4444.
If spill has entered or is likely to enter surface water drains, contact Dublin
Airport Authority Duty Office at Extn: (555) 4724.
If Firewater is generated or contaminated spill enters sewage drains, initiate

the following as appropriate;
Hangar 1 and 2 - Install drain plug at SE1.
Hangar 3 - Isolate Sump Pumps in centre ducts, (Isolator at Switch Room,

Hangar 3) and holding chamber.
Hangar 4 - Isolate Sump Pumps in holding chamber, Hangar 3, (Isolator

at Switch Board SDB 3.3/1/1 North West corner of Hangar 4).
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Hangar 5 - Isolate Sump Pumps in centre ducts, (Isolator at Switch Board
DB 5.7 at AMOSS).
Stores and Hazardous Storage Area - Isolate Ejector Chamber Pumps in

Blue Zone Car Park, (Isolator in Ejector Chamber Pump House in Car
Park).
Garage - Install drain plug at SE3.
Hangar 6 - Divert drains to holding tank, (diverter switch at Centre

Plantroom).
If spWreleased material is toxic or flammable, evacuate the area with Fire

Marshals or other appointed staff.
Any person exposed to hazardous spillheleased material should seek medical

advice immediately from First Aiders List on Page 25, or Hospital Casualty.
IF SAFE TO CONTINUE;
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All containment material for disposal must be sealed in plastic drums,

labelled and moved to a secure safe place for disposal in accordance with
Hazardous Waste Disposal Procedure, Current Issue.
When the area is fully cleaned up and decontaminated, the Environmental

Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator and Safety Manager must give
permission to resume normal activity.
The Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator shall arrange for

the inspection of all relevant interceptors on the storm and sanitary sewer
system and collect samples from the outfall for laboratory analysis. Where
the spillage has entered the storm water and sanitary sewer system not
provided with interceptors samples from the outfall shall also be collected
and sent for analysis.
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1.7 ACTIVATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCY REACTION PLAN
(E.E.R.P.)
a The Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan requires specified staff to be
contacted in order to put the Plan into effect.
The Senior Person on Duty in the Area where the incident, accident or
emergency occurs will contact Facilities Maintenance Job Control at Extn:
6777, (24 hours) and Dublin Airport Authority Emergency Services at Extn:
(555) 4444.
The person receiving the call on Extn: 6777 will initiate the Environmental
Emergency Response Plan by contacting the Environmental Emergency
Reaction Plan Co-ordinator or deputy from list on Page 16.
The Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator or deputy will

decide if all or part of the Primary Emergency Response Team List is to be
activated, Page 16.
@ The Emergency Call Out List, Page 17 to Page22 contains names of

appropriate staff from operational areas where an incident is most likely to
occur and may be called as decided by Environmental Emergency Reaction
Plan Co-ordinator o r deputy.
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The Company Secretary shall report the incident to the Environmental Protection
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Protection Agency's reporting protocols as soon as practicable.
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Note: In the absence of Company Secretary, the Environment Manager or Safety Manager may initially inform Environmental
Protection Agency of incident.
The Environment Manager shall brief Senior Management who in turn shall brief
Chief Executive SR Technics Ireland and SR Technics Ireland Limited Board.
The Company Secretary shall compile full report on the incident and submit to
Senior Management for SR Technics Ireland Limited Board Report.
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INVESTIGATION
The OperationaVArea Manager shall investigate the incident to identify the

root cause. The investigation shall include recommendations for corrective
action where required.
The investigation shall include a de-briefing with all involved with the incident
and their input and recommendations taken into consideration.
Where corrective action includes Capital Expenditure, Senior Management must

evaluate and if practicable authorise the expenditure.
1.10 REVIEW
Following investigation and feedback from de-briefing session procedures will be

amended to reflect corrective action recommended.
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1.12 FUNCTION AND TERMS OF REFERENCE
Environment Manager
Responsible for preparing and updating Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan.
Assist in investigating incidents and corrective action implementation where

appropriate, to avoid a reoccurrence.
Primary Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-Ordinator
The Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator will ensure that the
Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan operates effectively and in accordance
with the Environment Management Manual by;
Take handover and full briefing from person who initiated the Environmental
Emergency Reaction Plan.
Set up and activate the Environmental Emergency Reaction Centre.
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Cancel the alert.
Compile a log of events.
Brief Senior Management Representative.
Compile h l l report on incident.
Assist area managers investigate the incident and make recommendations for
corrective action.
Alternative Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Co-ordinator
Acts as Assistant to the Primary Co-ordinator or deputises in his absence.
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OperationaVArea Manager
Responsible for investigating the incident and implementing corrective action

where appropriate to avoid a reoccurrence.
Ensure the Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan is appropriate to the potential

hazards in their area.
Ensure relevant staff are familiar with the contents of the Environmental
Identify and satisfy training needs to implement Environmental Emergency

Reaction Plan.
Notify Environment Officer of changes in Environmental Emergency Reaction

Plan named personnel, or any changes in procedures.
Updating procedures to reflect corrective action and recommendations following

incident investigations and corrective action implemented.
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Company Secretary
Report incident to Environmental Protection Agency and Fingal County Council

as soon as practicable.
Compile detailed reports to above or other statutory bodies as required.
Control all press releases.
Compile full report for Senior Management and SR Technics Ireland Limited
Board.
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Safety Manager
Provide advice on safety issues.
Liaise with Emergency Services.
Assist in investigation of incident and make recommendations regarding health

and safety issues for corrective action.
Facilities Manager
Provide drawings and information on plant and equipment, buildings, sanitary,

sewer, soil and ground water drainage.
Provide qualified personnel to operate plant and equipment.
Facilities Services Mana~er
Provide staff to assist clean up operation.
Provide information on stock levels in Garage oil tanks.
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Material Manager
Provide information on stock levels in Chemical Compound, Oil Stores and Sub
Stores.
Make Safety Data Sheets, (SDS), for all stored chemicals available.
Environment Administrator/Officer
Responsible for maintaining and upgrading all environmental documents such as

Management Manual Procedures, Reports, etc. and all relevant information, which
will be securely stored in Facilities Maintenance Library.
Others
Selected staff from operational areas where spill has occurred as per lists.
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1.13 PRIMARY ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
Name Function Home Tel. Off~ceTel. Mobile

Kieran Mooney
Co-ordinator 8256695 696916777 086-824153 1
Sean Lawlor Alternative Co-ordinator
0857156606 6918 086-8572266
Chemical Advice
Paddy Hughes Alternative Co-ordinator 84025 11 673 1 --
Harry Galvin
I Safety 8r Security 1 8423625 1 6123 1 086-2524908
Ian Moore I Aircraft Overhaul 1 8641227 1 6249 1 086-8060767
John O'Shea
Reporting 8324271 6790 086-8527483
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Dave Lewis
Containrnent/Disposal 8490184 6 162 086-83 19493
Philip Fanell
I Site Drawings and Plans I 1 6425 1 086-8319496
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1.14 OTHER OPERATIONAL AREAS RESPONSE PERSONNEL
1.14.1 AIRCRAFT OVERHAUL
Name Office Tel Home Tel Mobile

Primary Niall Farrell 6990 -- 086-8039838
Aircraft Overhaul
Alternative Ian Moore 6249 8641227 086-8060767
Hangar 1 Primary Tom Cox 6181 8437845 086-2670391

Alternative Conal Newman 8259789 087-2726916
Alternative Joe Smyth 8403462 087-23563 14

Alternative Eugene Foley 6443 8680884 086-8 149653
Alternative Fergus Daly 6770 4907687 086-8558615
Hangar 3 Primary Dave Cullen 6408 8460600 086-8541985
Alternative Paddy Helly 608 1 83 15838 086-83 19465
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Alternative JJ Donoghue 6454 4974887 086-2509886

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Alternative Pat O'Neill 6835 8450687 --
Alternative John O'Connor 8255993 --
Hangar 6, Bay 1 Primary John Rafter 6002 8412360 086-8568915

Alternative Jim Conroy 6724 -- 087-6390367
Hangar 6, Bay 1A Primary John Rafter 6002 8412360 086-8568915
Alternative Christy Quinn 624 1 -- 087-2300266
Hangar 6, Centre Bay Primary John Rafter 6002 8412360 086-8568915
Alternative Ciaran Dunne 6003 -- 086-8205836
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AIRCRAFT OVERHAUL (Continued)
Name Office Tel Home Tel Mobile

Hangar 6, Bay 2 Primary John Rafter 6002 8412360 086-8568915
Alternative Tom Brady 6145 8412510 --
Alternative Hugh Mullen 6938 8256425 --
Support Workshops Primary Niall Farrell 6990 -- 086-8039838

Alternative Paul McAuley 6870 -- 087-2 177569
AMOSS Primary Dave Lewis 6162 086-83 19493

Alternative Paul Bushby 6127 -- --
Maintain local emergency response kit.
Provide information on materials and chemicals (SDS).
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COMPONENT OVERHAUL
Name Office Tel: Home Tel: Mobile

Primary Brendan Hoare 6759 8470846 086-8063267
Component Overhaul
Alternative Paul Brennan 667 1 041-9836605 086-8063269
Plating Shop Primary Brendan Hoare 6759 8470846 086-8063267
Alternative Frank Dunleavy 6514 8376516 --

Cleaning Shop Primary Paul Brennan 667 1 041-9836605 086-8063269
Alternative Sam O'Connor 8472056 --
APU Shop, NDT & Primary Fergus Woods 6653 0507-26365 086-8241529
Test Cell
Alternative Dave Keogh 6058 8391428 --
Landing Gear Primary Brendan Hoare 6759 8470846 086-8063267

Alternative Dermot O'Hara 6183 8551467 --
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MATERIALS

Primary Les Lacey 6420 845 1544 086-220453 1
Materials
Alternative Derek Rowe 6196 8402419 086-8356199
Goods Inwards l Primary Peter Gleeson -- --

Goods Outwards
Alternative Noel Kane 6386 -- --
Chemical Store Primary Duty Section Leader -- --
AOG desk
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Alternative Liam Mc Conalogue
Oil Stores Primary Larry Madden -- --
Alternative Philip Blanche 6374 -- --

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Hangar 4, Sub-stores Primary Brendan Mulvey 6138
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LINE MAINTENANCE

Primary Paddy Hickey 6448 8351846 086-2523233
Line Maintenance
Alternative Dave McCormack 6029 845 1327 086-8542204
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1.14.5 FACILITIES SERVICES

Primary Tony McDonagh 6904 8409068 086-8527529
Ground Equipment
Alternative Joe Daly 6434 086-8554553
Facilities, Primary Ciaran O'Moore 6470 086-8072753
Hangars 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5
& Tech Stores Alternative Philip Farrell 6425 086-83 19496
Facilities, Primary Philip Farrell 6425 086-83 19496
Garage, Hangar 6
Alternative Ciaran O'Moore 6470 086-8072753
Stores Primary Joe Daly 6434 086-8554553
Alternative Mick Ryan 6539 -- --
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Make available drawings of building
Make available drawings of sanitary sewer system, soil and ground-water.
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SPECIALIST CONTRACTORS
Phone No.
Phone No.
Company (Outside office Fax No. Function
(Office Hours)
Hours)
CARA Environmental 01 2601199 Technical Support and

01 2601199 To obtain 01 4010260
emergency number
Clean-up.
Shannon Environmental
06 1-707400 06 1-707400 Technical Advice and
Services (SES) O6 1-707401
Disposal of Chemicals.
0502-78600
To obtain
Collection and Disposal of
l h a s Environmental 0502-78600 emergency number 0502-78699
Free Phone
Waste Oil.
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Jumbo Bins 041-9838585
041-9838585 he 041-9824120 Disposal of Effluent.
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1.16 REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
Authority Address Contact Telephone Fax
Environmental IPC Enforcement Administration Licensing & Control 053-60600 053-60699

Protection Licensing & Control Division Division
Agency PO Box 3000
(Headquarters) Johnstown Castle Estate Enforcement Section 053-60600 053-60699
Co Wexford
(Dublin Office of Environmental Ms Mary Gurrie 0 1-2680100 0 1-2680199
Inspectorate) Enforcement
East/North East Region
Environmental Protection Agency
McCumiskey House
Richview
Dublin 14
Fingal County Water & Drainage Section Fingal County
Council 3rdFloor Council 01-8905000 01 - 8 9 0 6 2 9
County Hall Office Hours
Main Street 01-8731415
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OCCUPATIONAL FIRST AIDERS
FIRST AIDERS
NAME LOCATION NAME LOCATION
Sean Hehir AOH John Gildea Engineering, Hangar C
Gerry Kane AOH, Hangar Dave Keogh Component OH Shop!
Richard Browne AOH, John Flynn Facilities,
Daniel O'Kane Hangars Martin Donoghue Hangars
Tony Corcoran Component OH Shops John McMullen Garage
Joe Hilliard Sheetmetal Brian Quinn Hangars
Pat Duffy Engineering, Richard Kilduff Interiors
Larry Groome Line Maintenance Paul Hannon Line Maintenance
Michael McCabe AOH, Hangars Liam Duff Hangars
Paddy Hughes Facilities Garage Eddie O'Brien Hangars
Tom Cox Hangars Fionn Ginnity Hangars
Joe Moran AMOSS Colm McGrath Line Maintenance
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Leo Breslin Tool Crib John Kenny Line Maintenance
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Liam Craig Hangars Jack Cullinan Hangars
Dave Allen Piper Alpha Bryan Gildea Training School
Joe O'Brien Wheel and Brake Shop Pat Conlon AOH
Ray Shannon AOH Roisin O'Shea AOH
Gerry Ryan AOH
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SR Technics@
1.18 ENVIRONMENT INCIDENT INVESTIGATION REPORT

FORM
This Form To be Completed by Department Manager, Following Receipt of SRT's Environment
Incident Form or Attendance of Incident
Reported by Staff No
Section Department
Location of Incident
Duration of I
Of Incident Incident
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Material
Emitted 1-1 Weather
Conditions
Personnel Injuries
Property Damage
Regulatory Bodies Notified
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Signed:
Person Completing Form, (Name andlor Signature)
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Attachment N" Jl(c) - Environmental Emergency Reaction Plan Part 2
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Emergency Procedure for a Chemird Spill
Cleaning Shoo Component Repair Hangar 3 -
Pllrposc
I To proride a procedure for CLEANING SHOP personnel should a chermnl spilhpe
occur dthin rhe CLEkwG SHOP Hangar 3
Preconditions
1 Full use MUST k made of Personal Pro~ectiveEquipment (PPE)
7,.Only if safe icno do so should an auelnpt ro s~oplclemup ihe spill ix mde
3 A%pmnessof Companies EnvironmentalEmergency Rzactiun Plan
4. Asailability of Safery Dam She% (SDS)for chemcals h m g used
Chen~icais
The following chemicals are routinely fomd in this arca
=>Ardrox 135-Td KO.] =>Ardrox 188 -Tank No.5
=sArdrox 1673 -Tank No.3 - > C k Bee 7x7 -Tank No 7
=>Turco 535 1 Thin - Tiu~kNo 8 =>Adrox 6025 - T a d No.9
=>-AI&OX m4 => .&&OX 5345
=x~*x 51)85 =>Honey Bee 76
=sSupmolvanr 621
Remember a dnrl,qemmsubsmnre is s t f i o da~~gt-rn?ls regodess 01~rhthvr fr

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6777. Brief the Emergency Sfmiresindicnting any idomndon avililnblc on the
spill
3. Specific Precautions for Chemicals storedl used in fiis area

'r Ai-dm.; 185 -Corrosive. \rill m c t avith water. and acids 2nd is dangerow lo
the environment
i. Ardrox 1873 - Reacts with caustics. wrbonates aod o3iidizm and is
dmprous to the environment
> Ardrox 188 -Corrosive. Oudiztng, rxill macr with water. and acids and is
toxic to wvater bodies
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"r Cee Bee 7x7 - Caustic and is toxic lo wsler bodies
> Turco 535 1 Thin - Corrosive, Toxic and is dangerous to the e f l ~ q r n n m l

Z Ardrox 204 - Caustic. 1uxic will react with onid'irs and is dangzmus to the
environmenl
> Ardrox 6345 - Corrosive, TOXIC.Ti-ritanl. avill reart with acldsuid is
dangerous to the environment
> Ardrox 6085 - Causk ~ 1 1 1react wib -acids and is dd~~gemus lo the
envimnmen~
'r Ardrnx hM5 - Harmhrl. lrrirant. will reacr with acids and 7s clmgmus to rhe
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9 Sunenolvant 621 - Flanmable, Harmful, will react uith oxtdizen
4. Clean up Procedures -Take care to avoid sparks and coot-amhation

3 See Procedure: PmU)3.Gen - Hnaxlour Wasre Dispmal
> Solid materiol goes into open t ~ p , appmmxl drum
'r Liqmd goes into tisht head UN approved dmrm
2. A11 d m most be labelled (labels am aa31liblefrnm the En>tmnrnenr OF^n;er a
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Emergency Procedure for a Chemical Spill
IIY(RCMFTDE-FUELLING in HANGARS
PUT~OSC
I . To provide a proc&urs for personnel de-fuelling an a i m & should a chcmjcal
spillage accur winbin the Hmgm
Preconrlitions
1 Full use Nni.5T be made of Personal Prorr'crtvc Fquipmcnt (WE)
2. Only ~ s a tok do so should an attempt to nop/clem up tbc spill he made
3. Aavawnza of Cvrnpmries Environmental Emergency Reactaon Plan
4. Availability of Safety Dara Sheen (SDS) for chemicals being used
Rwtewiber a rlangerorts suhmnce is still u drrngernur cubqrnnre regardless ~fH herher a

i s cIt.nned zrp or nor { i e. an ood n h r b e d by an absorbrst rnarerinl is sill m arid. on!,
am hsform kus rho~lyrd&lr rr ill sri!f rorase &,nap-)
Procedures on ddection of a Spa:

Note: in tke eve~rto f a spillal? unnecesmry persons r n w t be removed from the
uffeeted area
1. Contain the Spill
If Firewnm is pemtlted or con~an~~nated

spilj enters sewage &dins. tmtiate
the f o l l o ~ ~ i~llj~appmpnate:
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O Hanear 1% 2
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2. EERP Implcmenl the Emironmental Emergenq Renefim Plan by cding
6777. Brief the Emergency Services indicntIng any information avallnblc on the
spill
3. Specific Precautirtns rcrr Chemicals s l o r d u s d m this area

i Consider all chemicals LII *-area as d a n e e r m Ito man
en\.ironmnrl with rbe notenrial for er~losiuafhels)
4. Clean up Procedures-'t'ake care to avoid sparks and contm~natiw

"r See Procedurr ProfEfJ3.Gen - HaHazous Waste Diqmal
i Solid ma~erLalgoes mlo open t ~ pliEC
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> Liquid g m s UIIO ligh! head. UN approved dnuns
i All drums must be Inbelled Ilabds are nxailablc fmm Lhe h i r o o m m Oficcr at
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PUl'pOse
APU Sewice Centre Cleaning Shop Hangar 1 -
1. T o provide a prm?dure for APU CLEANING SHOP personnel should a chern~cal
sp~llageoccur a h i n the .P#U C I E A N H G S1-30PMangar 3
Preconcljtim
I. Full use MUST be made of Personal Protective Eqlupmen~(PPE)
2 Only ~f ssfc to do so should nn attempt to stoptclean up the spill h made
3. As-mxss of Companies Environmenul Emergency Reacnon Plan
4. Availability of S-dfely Dara Sheets [SDS) for chemicals being used
Chemi~b
The Fvllmviiif chemcab arc routinel> found in this arra
=>Ardrox 185 Tank No.1 =>drox 188 - Tank No 3
=>A&x 1873-Tank No.4 =>Qr Bee 300LF - Tank Nv.8
=>Tux0 5351 Thin -Tank No 7 & 10 =>Ensolv - Degreawr Tank
Rernrmbm a dnngrmru snbsrnce is srili a dmg~rozusilb~t~;rlre rqnrdiess oI\rherher i:

IS cleczned trp or nor ti e tm n c ~ d mnrennl is snii an nrid onh
absorber1 by or, abror/~~nt
now irsform hns changed brr if lvill still rome dm~uge)
X O Z : 13lE SPILL KIT for this area is locnted at the back %vdl(north) of Lhe
APU Shop opposite the cbiUer unit
Procedures on detlertion of a Spill:

NDW:in the men? o f a spill nu unnecessmv persons musf be removed frDnr the
affemed a r ~ n
.
se
I. Contain the Spill
ru
i IsolatdSwitch off the Main Water Supply Salve This salve 1s found hcnxcn
he
Tzlnks2h3
ot
> P o w switch for the Debpasex ISon the wall behind the degreaw to lhe left
ny
fo y.
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"r If a drum is leaking. right it so that the hole is facing uptvards

re o
> Surround the spill with absorben1mmal from the spill kii
ui es
eq os
> Race absorbent m a m d (e.g. 011 dry) on the spill

r r rp
ne pu
-
ow ion
2. EEXP Implement the E~~siromnental

Emergency Reaction Plan by c d l h g
ht ct
6777. BSef UIc Emcsgmcy SeNiccs indicutrng any informntion available on the
ig pe
yr ns
op r i
f c Fo
3. Specific Premutions for Chemicals storedl wed in this area

> ~ r o 3 85
s -Corrosive. will react with water. and acids and 1s dmgrrous ID
o
ihc mvimmnent
nt
P &&-ox 188 -Corrosive, Oxidizing, will react wilh w a w . and acids and is
n se
loxic Lo waar Wies

Co
3 .-OX 1873-Reacts with caus~ics.~xbonatesand oxidizers and is

dangerous ro the environment
> l e e Bce 3011LF - Corrosive. nnd is dangerous to the environment
i. Turco 535 1 Thm - C o m i v e , Toxic and is dangerous lo tbe en'1ironrnen1
"r *E - M a n t . will rwct with nclds caustics, oxidizers and free warn
4. Clem up Procedllres - Take care to avoid sparks and contamizultion

i See Procedure ProcEO3.Ckn - ~ r d o uWa s ste Disposal
> Solid material goes into open top. UIJ approved drums
> Uqmd goes into ~ighrhead. IM approval drums
P All drums mu51 be labelled llabelsare avalable from the Envuonmcm Omirr 31
$918)
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~ ~ P D S C
plat in^ Shoo - Hanmr 1
1 To provide a procedure for PLATING SHOP prsomsl should a chenucaYfue1
sp~llageoccur w~thinthe PLATING S-IW area
Preconditions
1 Full use MUST be made of Personal Pra~6cu~e Eqmpmnt IPPE)
2 Ensure tha~all equipment is g r n d e d amid elxmsiadr rind heat soums
3 Only ~fsafe to do so should an anempt m smptciean up the spill be made
4 Awareness of Companies Enuironmemal Emergency Reacnon Plan
5 . Avarl~bifityof Safety Data S h e e ~
(SDS) for chern~calsbeing I I S ~
Chemicals
The follow~npchemicals are rouhnely fouml m thrs a m
=>Sodium Cyanide = > C h r ~ ~Acid
c
=>Nimc Acid =>H+flu~ric Atid
=>Sulphunc Acid =>H#nxhilonc Xad
=>Caustic Soda =>Cadmum Ox~de
=>Metsolv 4023
Remember a da~~,~erorts sztbsrmre IS 5 ~ ~ n

1 3r1mgrrm.s xttrstnlrce re,eordless uf wher?trr rr
is cleaned rtp or mt fi. r.. ncul ebso&ed b> OJJahorbmi tnmeria! rs mR mt arul. C>II~?
,low i~sfonnhas elranged bur 11 n?!isriii rmrse dmagr)
.
se
NOTE: THE SPILL KIT for this area is located against the Smth-\vest Wall of
ru
the Rating Shop [inside) he
ot
ny
fo y.
Procedures on detection of a Spill:

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Nore: in the event o f a soin an z~~inecessurv

DPJXOIB I S ~ I I S !be r m z ~ v h~ dr t the
ui es
nffecled mea
eq os
r r rp
I Contain the Spill

ne pu
Isolate powerjrswitch off pumps This is done by bralking the 'Break Glass
ow ion
Units'. These are found at all thee dwrs of rhe Plaihg Shop
ht ct
4 Switch off rsatsr supply ro tanks. Tk is done by mbg he valve on rhe

ig pe
yr ns
mains supply to the off pmjrim. This v a . 4 ~IS l o c a ~ da~rtas Bgh Hand Side
op r i
(south side) of the &greasing Tank

f c Fo
k If a d m is l&g, right it so &at xbe hole IS k i n g upwaxls

> Block hole in tank with repair puny [found m spill I&)
to
> Block lherlminr-

en
I East *all appmximtely 2 mtm b m tbe m n

ns
Co
enmpe {internal)
I door [mttmid)to rhe &hagenoffice {north
11. .%Ihe
wj
3 If large spiU seal doon of Shop using sandbags These a= found owside at
rhe back ( r m p side, noflll) of the managen Office
i Sumund the spill with absorknr malerial from the spill i;l~
i. Place absorbent malerial ie.g. ml dry) on onhe spill
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2. EERP Implement the Enrirnnmenlal E m e r p c j ?hetion Ptnn by rnlling
6777. Brier the Emergency Services indicating ltnp information a~oilableon the
spill
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3. Sp&r Precautjons fur Chemicals stored/ used in this area
"i Sodium Cyanide - ' l e v Toxic, will react \>ith acids to emit a t o ~ i cgm. caustics.
oxidlze~. wzter. chlorates and is dangerous to the envir~nment
> Chromic Acid -TOXIC.Carros~ue;md is clangereus to b e environment
9 Nitric Acid - Corrosive. will react with acids, causircs. ammonia and is
dangcmusto lhe e m - m m t
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> Hkdroflu~ncAcid Very Toxic, Conwive and is dangerous lo the mvironmenl
> Sulphlrric Acid - Comsive m d is dangerous Lo the environmen~
"r Hyhhtoric Acid - Comive, Mtanr and is dangerous 10 the enwronmern
> Cawtic Soda - Corrosive and 3s dangerous to the environment
i Cadrni~tinOxide - Very Toxic and is d;lngerous to b e envjronmtwr
v 3 - HannhI
i M e ~ ~ o4l 2
4. Clean up Procedures - Take care to avoid sparks and contamination

> See Procedure: PmEO3.Gea - Hamdous Waste Disposal
k Solid material goes into open top. 'LTN approved dnuns
i Liguid g m inlo tigh~head. Uh' approved d m
3 All drums must be labelled (labels me a~a~lablr
from the Enximnmm~Dffrcer at
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Emergency Proredme for e Chemical Spill
WASTE OIL and ILQZARJIOUS WASTE STORAGE
AREA- OPPOSITE HANGAR 5 Inorth-msQ
Purpose
1 To provide a procedure for pmonnel working in the \X7A§TE OIL and
HAZARDOUS WASTE STORAGE AREA should CI c b n l spillage occur within
this area loppositc Hangar 5 - nonb-east,
Preconditions
1. Full use MUST be made of Penonal b n t x ~ i s Equipment
e fPPE)
2. Only if safe 10 do so should an anempt to stoprclzan up 111e spjn bz made
3 Awarcncss of CompaniesEnvirmtmenml Emergency Rmcu~nPlan
1 Availability of Safety Data Sheets {SDS) for chrrmcals hirng u x d
Chemicals
The chrrmcals that are found in the Ha73rtlous \rVas!e Storage (14 bunded Chemore mils)
e d an Acid 5xhon. a Causxlc
.Area are a mlxrure of chemicals. The Chemslores :a d i ~ ~ d lalo
section, an Oxidizer section. a Flammiible sectim. a N ~ n - ~ ~ c seaion
t i r c and a C~ushedCan
section.
The Wasre 011 Stotage Arca consists of a bunded unit which houses 2 oilfSkydmVfuc1
tanks with a capacity of 10,000 litres each.
Remember a daqerotrs s~ab~rance b sh11 n brmgmn~unitutanr~r~gnrdless he~Izer11

rs cIen~oltedicp or not fie fm n d abso3bed by crrt ohorbenr 7~~oieriai
is sj21 m mrd, on{\
nmv itsform kos chm~gedbur zr nili SMrmrse dmxige)
.
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NOTE: 'MtE SPEL KIT for this area is located outside at the w s t side 01 the
ru
waste Oil Storage Area he
ot
ny
fo y.
Procedures on detection of a Spii

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Note: in the event o f o spin an 7mnecessmv versons rnirsl be rernmed fon8 tJw
ui es
eq os
affected m a
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I . Contain the Spin

ne pu
L Block all dniln m the mmediate ncmity

ow ion
'r If a drum is leaking. right it so rba zhe hele 1s

ht ct
upwards
ig pe
i Surround rhc spin ~~ IIImarerial h r n rhe spfll kit

absorbent
yr ns
> Place absorbent material [e-g oil on Ihe spill

op r i
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2. EERP implement the En~-iromnent;rlEmergenq Reactirm Plnn by calling
6777. Brief the Emergency Services indicting m y information n~ailableon the
o
nt
spill
se
n
Co
3. Specific Precautions for Chemiwis s t o ~ used

d in this area
> Considm all chemicals tn this ma as Enh'emelv D m ~ e ~ ofio
u s man and rhe
environment) with the potentkd lor exulmion ifuelsl
4. Clean up Procedures -Take m e ta avoid sparks a n d contnmin~tion

+' See Pmedure: ProcED3.Gm - R ~ O UR7aste S Disposal
> Solid material goes into open lop,GN appmz~drbum
'i Liquid goes into light hcad, lELT approved drums
.; All d m must be Iabelled flab& se ardable h m the En3?ronmenr OIriser ar
6918)
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Cleaning Sbor, Component Renair - Hangar 3
Purpose
1. 'fo prorrde a proccdum for CLEAKLWG SHOP personnel should a chemical spillape
occur within thc CUiAI-G SHOP Hangm 3
Preconditions
I Full use MUST be ma& ofPersonal Protective Equjpnlgnt IPPE)
3. Only if safe to do so should m ancmpt to stopJclsanup the spill be ma&
3 Awareness of Companies Environmental Emergency Reaction Wan
4. Availability of S a f q Data Sheets [SDS)fm chemicds being used
Chemicals
The following chemicds are routinely found in this area
=>Ardrox 1S5 - Tanlr No. l ?>Ardrox 188 -Tan%No.5
=zArdrox 1873 -Tank No.3 =Xee Bee 7x7 - T& No 7
=>Tux0 5351 Tfun - Tank No 8 =sArrlroa 6025 - Tank No 9
=>Ardmx 204 => M r o x 6345
nArdrox 6085 =>Honey Bee 76
=>Supersolvaot 621
Rerne~nbma dangerol~ssubsrwire is sri?! a dmgerorrs ~tabsfcmcrreg~wdiesofwhrther rt

rs ckeanrd rrp or nor (i e an crrid absorbedby as, obsa&enr mmvrial is d l 1 rm arid. on1 r
now irs fonn has changed brr rl will snll came damrrgsI
NOTE: THE SPILL KIT for this area is located at the Desk on Zbe ground floor
.
se
Procedures on detertion of a SpjU:
ru
Note: in the event of a spill nil zmnecsssan pnsnm m~rstbe r e m o d from the
he
aFeckd mea
ot
ny
fo y.
I. Conwin the Spill

d nl
ra
k Isolate poxver/smtch off the sump pump This is dons by timing she power
re o
ui es
switch ro the offpos~tion.This 1s locaied on the e l ~ r b i panel

~ 1 lo the left of
eq os
rhe stairs in the Cleaning Shop

r r rp
ne pu
L Isolate w a w supply to tanks. FmTanks 1 - 5 this is done by iumlng the

ow ion
water valve ckock\ise. This valve is located at the centre of the back wall
ht ct
(west) a1 tanh level. ForTmk 6 this is done by t m m g the h cm

, valve lo the
ig pe
off position This is located betweea mks 5 and 6 (tank 6 ude) Fat Tcuk 7
yr ns
- 9 chis is done by turning the waxer m h e clockwise. This wive is located

op r i
f c Fo
behiid the showu unit at the 'back wall (west).

> If a drum i s leaking. nght it so that the hole JS facing yp~hanls
o
P Surround the spill with absorbent mmial from b e spill lrit

nt
G Place absorbent marerial [e.g. oil dry) MI lbe spill

nse
Co
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2. EERP Implenlent the Envimnmental Emergency Reartion Plan b~ adling
6777. Brief the Emergency Servicps indicating any information n*ulabLe on the
spill
3. Specific Precautions for Chemirals stored! used in this area

3 Ardrox 182- Corrosive. %ill react with water, and acids md is dangerous to
the envimnmen!
3 firdrnx 1873- Reacts with causlics C N ~ O N T ~ and
S ox~tjizersand is
dangerous to the environment
-
> Ardrox 188 Cnrmsivc, Oxidizing. react wi!h mter. and acids and IS
toxic lo water bodies
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> Cee Bex 7x7 - Caustic and IS mxjc to water bndies
>T w o 5331 Thin - Cmslve. Toxic and ISclangam to the en~wnmen!

> -
Ardrox 20.1 tauscic. toxic ulll reaci wilh oxidizers and is dangerous to the
envimmnr
> Ardrox 6315 - Corrosive. Toxic. Imlant, %v11lm c l with ands and 1s
dangerous lo the en\qrmment
> hrdrox 6DS5 - Caustic. will rmcl with aci& and is dsngerous to the
en>ironrnent
> tZrdrox 6025 - HiumfuL lrr~tan~,\>111 react with acids md ISd q e m i l s ~ulhr
envimnmnt
3 Honev Bee 76 - lrritan!
i Supnolmt 621 -Flamnmhle. HnrmFul. will react w ~ t hox~dizers
3. Clean up P r o c e d m -Take care lo avoid sparks and contamination

i See Procedure. ProCEO3 Gen - Flnzardous wi?~teDispnsal
'I. Solid materid gses Into opso top. L3 appravcd d m
> Liquid goes inro ti& bead. LTJ apprmed &ums
i A11 drums must be labelled 1Fdbels am a\=~labIeFrom the En*-uonmeruMicm m
6918)
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Signed: -
;- ~ posaion: $P& 6 ,-p
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Attachment N" Jl(d) - Firewater Retention
Firewater Retention at SR Technics Ireland limited.
In 1999 FLS Aerospace (Irl) Limited now SR Technics Ireland Li

Callaghan Moran & Associates to conduct a firewater retention s
IPC licensing process.
The Firewater Retention report concluded that SR Technics Irela

require a firewater retention facility. This conclusion was arrived at because of the
following:
P The rapid response of the Dublin Airport Authority Fire Brigade
(approximately 5 minutes) and their familiarity with the site will
contain fire outbreaks and contribute to the reduction in firewater
quantities
Firewater generated combating fires in Hangars 3 , 4 , 5 and 6 can be
retained in existing holding tanks
The preferred extinguishing media for all flammable materials is
carbon dioxide, dry powder or foam, all of which are available on site
which minimizes the generation of firewater
The high degree of fire awareness of all employees, including training
.
se
and education which should ensure the rapid reaction to and
ru
he
containment of fire outbreak
ot
ny
fo y.
The minimal risk of fire spreading from one area to another due to fire
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design characteristics of the buildings and bunded units

ui es
eq os
SR Technics Ireland Limited operates a Just in Time (JIT) policy for

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supply of chemicals. This minimizes the volumes of flammable

ow ion
ht ct
materials stored on site

ig pe
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Only a working stock of flammable materials is kept in production

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areas, this reduces the quantities of materials which can contribute to

the contamination of firewater
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The report also included a recommendation section which recommended that:

1. SR Technics Ireland Limited should update all information held by
Dublin Fire Brigade (i.e. site layout map, materials held on site and
quantities, safety data sheets, etc.) - There is a two way communication
line between Dublin Airport Fire Brigade and SR Technics information
is transferred via site visits and data transfer
2. SR Technics Ireland Limited should implement all measures identified
in the fire safety assessment of the site. The EPA should be informed
of any improvements made - All priority A items listed in the Fire
Safety Assessment Report have been implemented. Priority B items
have been recommended to be carried out in a phased basis once
funding is made available
3. Refresher courses should be run at regular intervals for employees in
fire safety training and chemical spill response - Fire safety training is
conducted annually
4. Complete all bund integrity testing and upgrade any bunds as necessary
-All repairs to bunds were carried out following the test report.
Recent bund testing has highlighted damaged bunding, these identzJied
bunds have either been decommissioned or are in the process of repair
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5. Provide a foaming unit at the nearest hydrant to the Inflammable
Goods Store - Dublin Airport's Chief Fire Officer confirmed that the
method of extinguishing an outbreak offire in the InJlammable Goods
Store will always be foam (brought to the fire by the Fire Brigade).
Given the hazards associated in dealing with afire in this particular
area, the fast response times of Dublin Airport Authority Fire Service
and the recommendationfrom Dublin Airport's Chief Fire OfJicer that
SR Technics Ireland Limited should refrain from tackling the fire
themselves, no further action is planned.
6. Put in place a procedure to shut off the sump pumps in Hangar 3 and
Hangar 5 during a fire situation in these areas. This would give a
firewater retention capacity of 375m3for Hangars 3 and 4 and a
retention capacity of 360 m3 in Hangar 5 - This procedure is
incorporated into SR Technics 's Environmental Emergency Reaction
Plan
7. Consider increasing the available bund capacity for the Inflammable
Goods Store and/or installing a fire suppression system (i.e. sprinkler,
halon or carbon dioxide extinguisher system) -As per Point 5. The
presence of adequateJirefighting equipment within and adjacent to
this area and trained personnel coupled with the prompt reaction time
.
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of the Dublin Airport Authority Fire Sewice would help to minimize
ot
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anyfire-waterfloam generated in this area
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8. SR Technics Ireland Limited should put in place a procedure to

re o
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manually divert firewater to the 6,8 10 litre holding tank - This

eq os
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procedure is incorporated into SR Technics's Environmental

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An original and three copies were forwarded to the EPA on behalf of SR Technics
Ireland Limited by 0' Callaghan Moran & Associates on the 2 8 February ~ 2000 -
to
confirmed by EPA acknowledgement letter ref: M480/AP04MG. This letter

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acknowledged the report and stated that it was to the satisfaction of the Agency
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subject to the following:

a) The recommendation section of the firewater retention report are
implemented - Allpriority A items listed in the Fire Safety Assessment
Report have been implemented. Priority B items have been
recommended to be carried out in a phased basis once funding is made
available
b) Mechanism are put in place to prevent firewater generated in Hangar 1
and the Facilities Service Garage Building from discharging directly to
sewer - In the case of afire in the Facilities Services Garage Building
the interceptor on the Garage line can be closed to prevent any
discharge to sewer. The Hangar I effluent discharge line to sewer has
drain blocking air-bags that can be put in place should they be needed.
The air-bags will act to seal the drain andpreventfirewater from
entering the sewer system
c) Mechanisms are put in place to prevent firewater from Hangar 2 and
any other external storage areas discharging to surface water -All
surface water exits the site via interceptors, in the case of Hangar 2
this is exits via the Dublin Airport Authority interceptor/lagoon which
can be shut offin an emergency
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d) Clarify whether in the event of a fire, water might be used as a coolant
at the inflammable goods storage area and if so, increase the sump
capacity to accommodate such use - As per Point 5
e) Clarify whether the sump in the paint store is sufficient to retain the
volume of paints stored within and install a fire detection system at this
location - The sump has a standard 25% storage capacity of the total
volume stored therein
f) Ensure that the Emergency Response Procedure is updated to include
the manual shutoff valves to prevent discharge to sewer or surface
water drains as necessary - The Emergency Response Procedure has
been updated to include this issue
g) Provide details of agreement with the sewer undertaker to accept
discharge of contaminated firewater -An acceptance letterfor
discharge offirewater to sewer from DAA was received on 1.5'~ June
2001. This acceptance was subject to the company complying to its
IPC licence, that reasonable measures are made to minimize the
amount offirewater generated on site and that the incident is reported
to DAA Operations immediately
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Issued by Harry Galvin

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Facilities, Equipment Vehicles and Services

EMERGENCY CALL IN / STAND DOWN

STAFF CALLED IN AS PART OF THIS EMERGENCY PLAN MUST

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Inform the Emergency Services

Activate the Emergency Plan by contacting the Line Maintenance

the Emergency Plan Co-ordinator or his alternative. They are the

first three (3)

named on the list Page 6.

The Co-ordinator will;

Communications with our Customers will be carried out by Mary

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Typical emergencies relate to;

Define an end to the emergency

Facilitate a return to normal activities as soon as possible after the event.

And, provide accurate information to;

Management Emergency services

Relatives Media and public

PRESS AND OTHER MEDIA

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EMERGENCY SERVICE Phone Number

the Emergency Call Out (Page 6) of the Emergency Plan.

assistance of others for this Call Out.

(e.g. state this is an emergency call out due to--------------------------------------------------- event)

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Primary Liam D'Arcy 6023 8459 176 0868541932

Alternate Harry Galvin 6123 8423625 0862524908

The SR Technics Plan Co-ordinator will;

Direct all internal emergency activities.

Appoint contact person for the Emergency Services.

All Press Releases are to be controlled by the SR Technics Communications Unit.

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Hany Galvin Safety & Security 8423625 6123 0862524908

Dermot Swan AOH

8402205 6567 086 8527480

Noel Murray Finance 298 1567 6502 0862363710

Paddy Hickey Line Maintenance 835 1846 6448 0862523233

Niall O'Ceallaigh Human Resourses 8492445 6178 0862523942

Marcelino Sherlock Human Resourses 2808234 6508

Martin Lynch Human Resourses 046 26441 6027

Dennis Murphy Conmmercial 8351452 6259 0868524298

Tony Conroy I.T. 8207994 645 1 0868527604

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EMERGENCY SERVICE Phone Number

Garda Station (9) 6664000 Santry

(9) 6664950 Dublin Airport

Internal Security 66660

Health and Safety Authority (9)6620400

Environmental Protection Agency (9)053 60600

A detailed internal Call Out List is on the PAGE 6 of this plan

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UPON DISCOVERING FIRE or EXPLOSION

ACTION TO BE TAKEN ON HEARING ALARM

Close all Fire Proof Vaults / Cabinets.

Close computer files turn off electrical equipment.

Secure valuables, cash etc.