SOP 1110

Questions and Answers

Which of the following emergencies are covered in the Emergency Operating Plan for LNG Storage Facilities?

Only fire emergencies

Only uncontrollable emergencies

Only controllable emergencies

Most non-fire emergencies, controllable and uncontrollable emergencies, and other identified emergencies (correct)

What are the procedures for responding to fire emergencies?

Onsite personnel can handle fire emergencies without following any procedures

They are covered in the Emergency Operating Plan

There are no procedures for responding to fire emergencies

They are covered in SOP S1-1112 (correct)

What is the prime consideration when handling emergencies at the LNG storage site?

The cost of the emergency equipment

The severity of the emergency

The safety and well-being of the public and employees (correct)

Land and property

What is the importance of familiarity with the contents of the emergency procedures and escape route layouts?

It is vital for those responsible for handling emergency situations Signup and view all the answers

Where is the emergency and safety equipment kept at the LNG storage site?

It is kept in the control building and reserved for emergencies only Signup and view all the answers

What are examples of controllable emergencies?

Small fires, overpressure of systems, and controllable leaks Signup and view all the answers

What should onsite personnel do if assistance is needed to control a controllable emergency?

They can call for assistance and contact IGU Dispatch Signup and view all the answers

What are examples of uncontrollable emergencies?

Uncontrollable leaks, fires, and explosions Signup and view all the answers

What should personnel do in the case of an uncontrollable emergency?

Activate the Emergency Shutdown Device (ESD) and evacuate the storage site, then contact Dispatch Signup and view all the answers

Which set of procedures provides instructions for responding to fire emergencies?

SOP S1-1112 Signup and view all the answers

What is the top priority when responding to emergencies at the LNG storage site?

Safety and well-being of the public and employees Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Emergency Shutdown Device (ESD)?

To be activated in the case of an uncontrollable emergency Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between controllable and uncontrollable emergencies?

Controllable emergencies can be handled by one or two personnel, while uncontrollable emergencies are beyond the immediate capabilities of one or several IGU employees and emergency services Signup and view all the answers

What should personnel do if assistance is needed to control a controllable emergency?

Contact IGU Dispatch Signup and view all the answers

Where is emergency and safety equipment kept at the LNG storage site?

In the control building Signup and view all the answers

Who should be notified of all emergencies, whether controllable or uncontrollable?

The President or appropriate manager Signup and view all the answers

What should IGU personnel do in the event of an evacuation?

Contact Dispatch, who will contact the local emergency services Signup and view all the answers

Why is familiarity with the contents of emergency procedures and escape route layouts important?

It is vital for those responsible for handling emergency situations Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Emergency Operating Plan for LNG Storage Facilities

The SOP identifies most non-fire emergencies, controllable and uncontrollable emergencies, and other identified emergencies that may occur at the LNG storage site.
Procedures for responding to fire emergencies are located in their own set of procedures, SOP S1-1112.
Personnel must know how to respond to both controllable and uncontrollable emergencies, and this SOP provides procedures for both.
Sound judgment is necessary, and the safety and well-being of the public and employees must always be given prime consideration over land and property.
Familiarity with the contents of these procedures and the escape route layouts is vital for those responsible for handling emergency situations.
Emergency and safety equipment will be maintained and kept in the control building, and it should be reserved for emergencies only.
Controllable emergencies can be handled by one or two personnel and include situations such as under or overpressure of systems, small fires, and controllable leaks.
Onsite personnel can call for assistance when required to control controllable emergencies, and if assistance is needed, they should contact IGU Dispatch.
Uncontrollable emergencies are beyond the immediate capabilities of one or several IGU employees and emergency services and include situations such as uncontrollable leaks, fires, and explosions.
In the case of an uncontrollable emergency, personnel should activate the Emergency Shutdown Device (ESD) and evacuate the storage site, then contact Dispatch.
The President or appropriate manager must be notified of all emergencies, whether controllable or uncontrollable.
In the event of an evacuation, IGU personnel must contact Dispatch, who will contact the local emergency services, and evacuation plans and procedures will be coordinated with the Troopers and Fire Departments.

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Test your knowledge of emergency operating plans for LNG storage facilities with this quiz. This quiz covers procedures for responding to both controllable and uncontrollable emergencies, the role of personnel in handling emergency situations, and the use of emergency and safety equipment. Familiarity with the contents of these procedures and the escape route layouts is vital for those responsible for handling emergency situations. Take this quiz to assess your understanding of emergency operating plans for LNG storage facilities.