SOP 1115

Which type of emergencies does the SOP apply to?

What is the first priority in emergency response according to the SOP?

How are emergencies categorized in the SOP?

What are the two categories of emergency vehicles in the SOP?

What type of clothing and footwear must personnel wear when responding to emergencies according to the SOP?

How should emergency equipment be stored according to the SOP?

Who is responsible for handling media inquiries during emergencies according to the SOP?

What types of training and qualification are required for emergency response duties according to the SOP?

What is included in the recordkeeping requirements of the SOP?

Emergency Response Standard Operating Procedure for Interior Gas Utility in LNG Transport Emergencies

The SOP is designed to prepare Interior Gas Utility personnel for emergencies involving LNG tractor-trailer transports.
The SOP applies to emergencies involving LNG transports containing LNG or significant LNG vapor volume.
Emergencies may include mechanical failure, uncontrollable release of LNG or vapors, driving accidents, security or vandalism issues, and natural disasters.
Priority in emergency response is given to safety of the general public, employees, protection of customer and IGU property, inconvenience to customers, public relations, and cost.
Emergencies are categorized into Level I and Level II, with Level II emergencies being more severe and potentially impacting a larger number of customers.
Emergency vehicles are categorized into Initial Response Vehicle and Secondary Response Vehicle and are equipped with necessary emergency equipment.
Operators and personnel responding to emergencies must wear appropriate FR clothing and safety toe boots.
Emergency equipment must be assembled, kept separate from operational equipment, and inspected regularly.
Response and notification procedures vary for Level I and Level II emergencies, with necessary details being obtained and reported to appropriate personnel.
Media inquiries are to be handled by the designated IGU Spokesperson.
Training and qualification for emergency response duties include company-wide training, table-top emergency scenarios and drills, and evaluation through various methods.
Recordkeeping includes maintaining all training records for employees and generating reports outlining events and assessing the effectiveness of training and SOPs.

Test your knowledge on emergency response procedures for Interior Gas Utility in LNG transport emergencies with this quiz! Learn about the different levels of emergencies, emergency vehicle categories, proper emergency equipment assembly and inspection, and notification procedures. Test your understanding of safety measures, appropriate clothing, and recordkeeping requirements. This quiz is designed to help you prepare for potential emergencies involving LNG tractor-trailer transports and ensure the safety of the general public, employees, and customer property.