Operations 8

Front 1

SPECIFIC LOCATION PROCEDURES

Back 1

Section 8

Front 2

Western Refining has agreed to report incidents at their facility according to their ability to respond to the situation. EPFD units are to be dispatched and respond as outlined in the attached procedures. These procedures apply only if the incident is reported directly by Western Refining. The Deputy Chief and the ______________________________ shall be notified of all Level 2 or Level 3 incidents.

Back 2

Special Operations Coordinator

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 3

The primary purpose of EPFD's response to a Level 1 incident is to perform ________________ and documentation.

Back 3

investigation

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.1.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 4

A Level 2 response incident will require action by the facility's emergency response team indicating the need for the EPFD commander to consider our________________.

Back 4

increased involvement

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.1.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 5

Level 3 incidents will require a full response, with EPFD assuming Incident Command. Due to Western Refining’s _______________ and familiarity with the facility, all actions shall be fully coordinated with their command personnel.

Back 5

technical expertise

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.1.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 6

Regarding Hazardous Materials Incidents, with a Reported Incident Level 1 Release, a Hazardous Materials Release that does not require Facility
Response Team Personnel. What is a EPFD Response.

Back 6

Battalion Unit (Code 1)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 7

Regarding Hazardous Materials Incidents, with a Reported Incident Level 2 Release, a Hazardous Materials Release that requires Facility Response Team Personnel. What is a EPFD Response.

Back 7

Battalion Unit & Pumper Unit (Code 3)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 8

Regarding Hazardous Materials Incidents, with a Reported Incident Level 3 Release, a Hazardous Materials Release that requires Full Facility
Emergency Organization. What is a EPFD Response.

Back 8

Full Response (Code 3) and EPFD Hazardous
Materials Task Force Response.

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 9

Hazardous Materials" and "Release of Hazardous
Materials" are defined in Chapter 9.52 of the _________.

Back 9

City Code

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.4.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 10

There is a reporting exemption for secondarily contained releases. Materials which have been secondarily contained in accordance with the City Fire Prevention Code and the __________________ are considered to be contained and not subject to the notification requirements stated above.

Back 10

International Fire Code

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.4.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 11

It should be noted that volatile liquids which may or may not have been secondarily contained are
considered to be releasing _________ into the atmosphere, and therefore, the reporting requirements are not waived.

Back 11

vapors

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.4.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 12

For a Level 1 Release, Communications will notify the Battalion Unit by ___________ if they are in the station and describe the situation to the responding Battalion Chief.

Back 12

Fire Phone

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.5
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 13

The EPFD Incident Commander shall assume command of a Level __ Release or any incident requiring a substantial EPFD commitment.

Back 13

3

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.6
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 14

Regarding Fire Related Incidents, a Reported Incident Level 1 Fire as Described as a Minor fire related incident that does not require Facility
Response Team personnel, the EPFD response will be:

Back 14

Pumper unit (Code 1)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 15

Regarding Fire Related Incidents, a Reported Incident Level 2 Fire as Described as a Fire related incident that requires Facility Response Team personnel, the EPFD response will be:

Back 15

Battalion unit & Pumper unit (Code 3)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3.2.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 16

Regarding Fire Related Incidents, a Reported Incident Level 3 Fire as Described as Fire related incident that requires Full Facility Emergency
Organization & EPFD assistance, the EPFD response will be:

Back 16

Full Fire Response (Code 3)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3.3.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 17

Any fire or situation that constitutes a non–routine fire hazard. The release of a flammable or combustible hazardous material, without ignition, shall be reported as a __________.

Back 17

hazardous material release

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3.4
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 18

For a Level 1 Fire, Communications shall notify the ___________ by fire phone if they are in the station and describe the situation.

Back 18

Company Officer

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3.5
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 19

For medical emergencies, rescue emergencies,
and other types of emergencies, the response shall be according to Fire Department ___________.

Back 19

standard procedures

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.4
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 20

All companies who respond to ASARCO on Paisano for any type of call, medical or fire, are to proceed to the _________ entrance above the trestle and not the entrance below the trestle. Note: You will need to pick up the adapters for water at the gate.

Back 20

truck

Reference: Operations>Section 8.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 21

Companies responding to the Freeport McMoran Refinery must stop at the entrance to receive clearance and/or instructions from the __________.

Back 21

security guard

Reference: Operations>Section 8.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 22

The George Orr emergency access gate allows for emergency access to ____________ (Cesar Chavez Highway) from George Orr Drive.

Back 22

Loop 375

Reference: Operations>Section 8.4
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 23

Regarding George Orr Emergency Access Gate, The ____ shall serve as public spokesperson when the gate is used during emergency evacuations.

Back 23

City

Reference: Operations>Section 8.4.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 24

Regarding George Orr Emergency Access Gate, The City shall provide adequate traffic control, as determined by and in conjunction with ________, at the emergency evacuation site, providing traffic control on Loop 375.

Back 24

TXDOT

Reference: Operations>Section 8.4.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 25

Regarding George Orr Emergency Access Gate, The _____ will notify TXDOT when an emergency exists and emergency access to Loop 375 will be utilized.

Back 25

City

Reference: Operations>Section 8.4.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 26

Regarding Airport Gates, Fire Department personnel with ___________ badges shall be responsible for activating the card sensor and directing units through the gate one at a time.

Back 26

airport ID

Reference: Operations>Section 8.5.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 27

A unit with access to a radio programmed with __________ or ___________ talk groups can contact Airport Control and have them hold the gate open until all vehicles are through and clear of the gate. Once clear, the unit shall advise Airport Control to close the gate.

Back 27

Air Ops 1 or Air Ops 2

Reference: Operations>Section 8.5.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 28

The gate is designed to close once a vehicle has cleared the underground sensor. In the event the gate begins to close on your vehicle, stop immediately to prevent damage to vehicles or Airport Property. The gate will reverse direction after ___________ when met with resistance.

Back 28

two seconds

Reference: Operations>Section 8.5.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 29

The main gate to Ascarate Park is locked between _________________ hours. A Fire Department lock box containing a key to the park has been placed on the gate.

Back 29

2400 and 0600

Reference: Operations>Section 8.6.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 30

A ________ has been placed on the Training Academy's gate. This will allow entry into academy grounds after hours.

Back 30

lock box

Reference: Operations>Section 8.6.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 31

Regarding 8600 Montana, After hours access is provided to the Headquarters’ complex. All personnel entering the Administrative building, Shop area, or back lot shall sign in with the _____________ at the front desk.

Back 31

security guard

Reference: Operations>Section 8.6.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 32

In the event of an emergency where rapid entry is required to the rear of the building, the electric gate at the _______ entrance has been equipped
with a keyed controller. The controller is located on the rock wall on the left side of the gate.

Back 32

west

Reference: Operations>Section 8.6.3.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 33

Personnel accessing the Reserve Center at ____________ shall notify Fire Communications prior to entering and exiting the building. The procedures posted above the control panel shall be followed to activate and deactivate the alarm system. There shall be no parking of apparatus or vehicles on the CPAT course.

Back 33

131 N. Cotton

Reference: Operations>Section 8.7
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 34

Personnel requiring specialized equipment housed at ____________ (301 George Perry Drive
Suite B) shall contact ARFF. ARFF personnel are trained on the foam trucks and shall respond
when requested.

Back 34

Cargo 3

Reference: Operations>Section 8.8
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 35

SPECIFIC LOCATION PROCEDURES

Back 35

Section 8

Front 36

Western Refining has agreed to report incidents at their facility according to their ability to respond to the situation. EPFD units are to be dispatched and respond as outlined in the attached procedures. These procedures apply only if the incident is reported directly by Western Refining. The Deputy Chief and the ______________________________ shall be notified of all Level 2 or Level 3 incidents.

Back 36

Special Operations Coordinator

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 37

The primary purpose of EPFD's response to a Level 1 incident is to perform ________________ and documentation.

Back 37

investigation

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.1.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 38

A Level 2 response incident will require action by the facility's emergency response team indicating the need for the EPFD commander to consider our________________.

Back 38

increased involvement

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.1.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 39

Level 3 incidents will require a full response, with EPFD assuming Incident Command. Due to Western Refining’s _______________ and familiarity with the facility, all actions shall be fully coordinated with their command personnel.

Back 39

technical expertise

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.1.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 40

Regarding Hazardous Materials Incidents, with a Reported Incident Level 1 Release, a Hazardous Materials Release that does not require Facility
Response Team Personnel. What is a EPFD Response.

Back 40

Battalion Unit (Code 1)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 41

Regarding Hazardous Materials Incidents, with a Reported Incident Level 2 Release, a Hazardous Materials Release that requires Facility Response Team Personnel. What is a EPFD Response.

Back 41

Battalion Unit & Pumper Unit (Code 3)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 42

Regarding Hazardous Materials Incidents, with a Reported Incident Level 3 Release, a Hazardous Materials Release that requires Full Facility
Emergency Organization. What is a EPFD Response.

Back 42

Full Response (Code 3) and EPFD Hazardous
Materials Task Force Response.

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 43

Hazardous Materials" and "Release of Hazardous
Materials" are defined in Chapter 9.52 of the _________.

Back 43

City Code

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.4.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 44

There is a reporting exemption for secondarily contained releases. Materials which have been secondarily contained in accordance with the City Fire Prevention Code and the __________________ are considered to be contained and not subject to the notification requirements stated above.

Back 44

International Fire Code

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.4.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 45

It should be noted that volatile liquids which may or may not have been secondarily contained are
considered to be releasing _________ into the atmosphere, and therefore, the reporting requirements are not waived.

Back 45

vapors

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.4.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 46

For a Level 1 Release, Communications will notify the Battalion Unit by ___________ if they are in the station and describe the situation to the responding Battalion Chief.

Back 46

Fire Phone

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.5
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 47

The EPFD Incident Commander shall assume command of a Level __ Release or any incident requiring a substantial EPFD commitment.

Back 47

3

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.2.6
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 48

Regarding Fire Related Incidents, a Reported Incident Level 1 Fire as Described as a Minor fire related incident that does not require Facility
Response Team personnel, the EPFD response will be:

Back 48

Pumper unit (Code 1)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 49

Regarding Fire Related Incidents, a Reported Incident Level 2 Fire as Described as a Fire related incident that requires Facility Response Team personnel, the EPFD response will be:

Back 49

Battalion unit & Pumper unit (Code 3)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3.2.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 50

Regarding Fire Related Incidents, a Reported Incident Level 3 Fire as Described as Fire related incident that requires Full Facility Emergency
Organization & EPFD assistance, the EPFD response will be:

Back 50

Full Fire Response (Code 3)

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3.3.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 51

Any fire or situation that constitutes a non–routine fire hazard. The release of a flammable or combustible hazardous material, without ignition, shall be reported as a __________.

Back 51

hazardous material release

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3.4
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 52

For a Level 1 Fire, Communications shall notify the ___________ by fire phone if they are in the station and describe the situation.

Back 52

Company Officer

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.3.5
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 53

For medical emergencies, rescue emergencies,
and other types of emergencies, the response shall be according to Fire Department ___________.

Back 53

standard procedures

Reference: Operations>Section 8.1.4
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 54

All companies who respond to ASARCO on Paisano for any type of call, medical or fire, are to proceed to the _________ entrance above the trestle and not the entrance below the trestle. Note: You will need to pick up the adapters for water at the gate.

Back 54

truck

Reference: Operations>Section 8.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 55

Companies responding to the Freeport McMoran Refinery must stop at the entrance to receive clearance and/or instructions from the __________.

Back 55

security guard

Reference: Operations>Section 8.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 56

The George Orr emergency access gate allows for emergency access to ____________ (Cesar Chavez Highway) from George Orr Drive.

Back 56

Loop 375

Reference: Operations>Section 8.4
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 57

Regarding George Orr Emergency Access Gate, The ____ shall serve as public spokesperson when the gate is used during emergency evacuations.

Back 57

City

Reference: Operations>Section 8.4.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 58

Regarding George Orr Emergency Access Gate, The City shall provide adequate traffic control, as determined by and in conjunction with ________, at the emergency evacuation site, providing traffic control on Loop 375.

Back 58

TXDOT

Reference: Operations>Section 8.4.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 59

Regarding George Orr Emergency Access Gate, The _____ will notify TXDOT when an emergency exists and emergency access to Loop 375 will be utilized.

Back 59

City

Reference: Operations>Section 8.4.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 60

Regarding Airport Gates, Fire Department personnel with ___________ badges shall be responsible for activating the card sensor and directing units through the gate one at a time.

Back 60

airport ID

Reference: Operations>Section 8.5.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 61

A unit with access to a radio programmed with __________ or ___________ talk groups can contact Airport Control and have them hold the gate open until all vehicles are through and clear of the gate. Once clear, the unit shall advise Airport Control to close the gate.

Back 61

Air Ops 1 or Air Ops 2

Reference: Operations>Section 8.5.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 62

The gate is designed to close once a vehicle has cleared the underground sensor. In the event the gate begins to close on your vehicle, stop immediately to prevent damage to vehicles or Airport Property. The gate will reverse direction after ___________ when met with resistance.

Back 62

two seconds

Reference: Operations>Section 8.5.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 63

The main gate to Ascarate Park is locked between _________________ hours. A Fire Department lock box containing a key to the park has been placed on the gate.

Back 63

2400 and 0600

Reference: Operations>Section 8.6.1
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 64

A ________ has been placed on the Training Academy's gate. This will allow entry into academy grounds after hours.

Back 64

lock box

Reference: Operations>Section 8.6.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 65

Regarding 8600 Montana, After hours access is provided to the Headquarters’ complex. All personnel entering the Administrative building, Shop area, or back lot shall sign in with the _____________ at the front desk.

Back 65

security guard

Reference: Operations>Section 8.6.3
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 66

In the event of an emergency where rapid entry is required to the rear of the building, the electric gate at the _______ entrance has been equipped
with a keyed controller. The controller is located on the rock wall on the left side of the gate.

Back 66

west

Reference: Operations>Section 8.6.3.2
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 67

Personnel accessing the Reserve Center at ____________ shall notify Fire Communications prior to entering and exiting the building. The procedures posted above the control panel shall be followed to activate and deactivate the alarm system. There shall be no parking of apparatus or vehicles on the CPAT course.

Back 67

131 N. Cotton

Reference: Operations>Section 8.7
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook

Front 68

Personnel requiring specialized equipment housed at ____________ (301 George Perry Drive
Suite B) shall contact ARFF. ARFF personnel are trained on the foam trucks and shall respond
when requested.

Back 68

Cargo 3

Reference: Operations>Section 8.8
Date: 2/14/11
Source: eBook