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    The document discusses plant layout and emergency response procedures. It emphasizes placing equipment and facilities to minimize material handling and bottlenecks while maximizing flexibility, safety, and employee morale. A well-designed layout includes emergency routes and an emergency response plan. Standard emergency procedures include identifying hazards, alerting people, evacuating the area, providing first aid, contacting emergency services, and generating a final report.

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    PLANT LAYOUT

    The most crucial part at early plant design process are to place the equipment’s and other
    facilities at the plant. The design of plant layouts aims at achieving a minimum quantity of
    materials handling, reducing bottlenecks, minimizing machine interference and also
    increasing flexibility, safety and the morale of employees. A well-designed plant layout must
    include emergency routes. Therefore, an emergency response plan can be performed if
    incident happen.

    CAFE
    ASSEMBLY
    VESSEL TANK POINT2
    MEDICAL
    CENTRE

    ADMINISTRATION
    REACTOR PLANT OFFICE
    WATER COOLING
    TOWER

    FIRE WORKSHOPS
    ASSEMBLY POINT 1
    WAREHOUSE: HOUSE
    CHEMICALS & SPARES

    CONTROL LABORATORY
    ROOM
    GENERAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE

    1. The situation happens when the alarm in the plant area is ringing.

    2. ERT supervise all efforts in the area, including evacuation personnel.

    3. Coordinate outside emergency services, such as medical aid, the local fire
    departments and law enforcement and ensuring that they are notified when
    necessary.

    4. Shutdown the plant operations when required.

    5. Help move employees and others from danger to safe areas during an emergency.

    6. Implement a buddy system during evacuation where individuals work in pairs or


    teams so they can locate and assist each other in emergencies.

    7. Check offices and bathrooms before being the last person to exit an area and ensure
    that the fire doors are closed when exiting.

    8. Supervisory personnel called ambulance and fire fighter department for further
    action.
    EMERGENCY PROCUDURE FOR FIRE AND EXPLOSION

    The emergency procedure must be followed by during the incidents happen in the plant

    Firstly, identify the location of fire occur and the


    type of hazard involve.

    Alert people in the area of the fire/explosion.


    Provide measures to reduce or eliminate the risk of
    fire and explosions using fire extinguisher.

    Remove all the worker to the safety place and give


    first aid for worker who injured.

    Called ambulance and fire fighter department.

    Complete the final emergency report.


    References:

     Fire or Explosion Emergency Procedures. (n.d.). Retrieved December 08, 2020, from
    https://www.uidaho.edu/sci/chem/lab-safety/emergency-response-plan/fire

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