EAST GREENBUSH FIRE DISTRICT № 3
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|EAST GREENBUSH FIRE DISTRICT № 3 |
|STANDARD ALARM ASSIGNMENT |
|BOX ALARM № 11-32 |
|"HYDRANT BOX" |
|SPECIAL DISPATCH INSTRUCTIONS: |
|√ Station 11 will be alerted on each alarm assignment. |
|2nd alarms: Sta. 8 to scene for rapid intervention; notify code enforcement; Red Cross; FETG; EGFD Code 100 and NIMO. |
|ON ALL MULTIPLE ALARMS MOVE STAND BY COMPANIES TO SCENE AND BACK FILL STATIONS |
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|ALARM |STATION |ENGINE |Eng/Tanker To Scene |RESCUE |TRUCK |COVER |
| | |To Scene | |To Scene | | |
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|1 |11 | | |Bruen Rescue Squad |T-11 | |
| |Bruen Rescue Squad | |11-6 11-7 | | | |
| | | |11-8 11-9 | | | |
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|2 |3 6 | |Sta 8 |Rescue 8 | |Sta 6 PARK |
| |8 32 | |To Scene | | |Sta 3 NORTH |
| |Bruen | | |Bruen AR-62 | |Sta 32 MAIN |
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|3 |3 6 |Sta 3 |Sta 9 | | |Sta 6 PARK |
| |8 9 |Sta 32 | | |Sta 8 |Sta 9 NORTH |
| |32 | | | | |Sta 3 MAIN |
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|4 |3 6 9 12 29 |Sta 3 | | | |Sta 29 PARK |
| | | |Sta 12 |Sta 9 | |Sta 9NORTH |
| | |Sta 6 | | | |Sta 12 MAIN |
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|5 |6 12 22 29 |Sta 9 | | | |Sta 6 PARK |
| |32 42 | |Sta 12 |Sta 32 |Sta 42 |Sta 42NORTH |
| | |Sta 29 | | | |Sta 22 MAIN |
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|AMBULANCE DISPATCH: SEE RESCUE POLICE: NOTIFY APPROPRIATE TOWN PD HAVING JURISDICTION |
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|SPECIAL NOTE: If general water system is out of service then a "Tanker Box" shall be used |
|Water Supply Officer shall utilize 800MHz system 12-8. |
|GREATER ALARMS WILL BE SPECIAL CALL Revision date: 02/09 CR |
East Greenbush Fire District #3
Fire Department
STANDARD ALARM ASSIGNMENT
BOX ALARM #: 1108
NAME: Water Assignment – No Hydrants , Tanker Box
Special Instructions: Station 11 will be alerted on each alarm assignment, Castleton Amb. Dispatch in Schodack Center.
|ALARM |
Last Updated: 1-1-2007 Authorized: __________________________, Chief
EAST GREENBUSH FIRE DISTRICT # 3
STANDARD ALARM ASSIGNMENT
BOX ALARM: No. 11-34
“SCHODACK PLAZA BOX”
SPECIAL DISPATCH INSTRUCTIONS: Station 11 will be alerted on each alarm assignment.
2nd Alarm: CHFD (Sta. 8) to scene for F.A.S.T. Team; Notify Code Enforcement; Schodack Fire Investigators; EGFD for Code 100; National Grid.
3rd Alarm: DFD (Sta. 9) to scene for F.A.S.T. Team.
|ALARM |STATION |ENGINE/TANKER |RESCUE |TRUCK |COVER ASSIGNMENT |
|1 |11 |11-6, 11-7, 11-8, 11-9 | |Truck 11 | |
| |50 (Castleton Ambulance) | |Castleton Ambulance | | |
| | 3 (Best Luther) |1 ETA | | |1 ETA @ Main Station |
| |6 (Castleton) |1 ETA | | |1 ETA @ Park Station |
|2 |8 (Clinton Heights) |1 ETA (F.A.S.T.) |Rescue 8 | | |
| |9 (DeFreestville) |1 ETA |To scene | |1 ETA @ North Station |
| |12 (East Schodack) |2 ETA | | |2 ETA to scene |
| |32 (Schodack Valley) |2 ETA | | |2 ETA to scene |
| |34 (South Schodack) |Tanker 34-9 | | |34-9 to scene |
| | 3 (Best Luther) |2 ETA | | |2 ETA to scene |
| |6 (Castleton) |1 ETA | | |1 ETA to scene |
|3 |8 (Clinton Heights) | | |Truck 8 |T-8 to scene |
| |9 (DeFreestville) |2 ETA (1 for F.A.S.T.) |Rescue 9 | |1 ETA @ North Station |
| |22 (Nassau) |1 ETA |To scene | |1 ETA to scene |
| |29 (Rensselaer City) |2 Engines | | |1 Main; 1 Park (Engines) |
| |North Chatham |1 ETA | | |1 ETA to scene |
| | 9 (DeFreestville) | | | |1 ETA @ North Station |
| |22 (Nassau) |1 ETA | | |1 ETA to scene |
|4 |29 (Rensselaer City) |2 Engines | | |2 Engines to scene |
| |31 (Schodack Landing) |2 ETA | | |2 ETA to scene |
| |34 (South Schodack) |1 ETA | | |1 ETA to scene |
| |43 (West Sand Lake) |2 ETA | | |1 Main; 1 Park (ETA) |
| |Niverville |1 ETA | | |1 ETA to scene |
| | 9 (DeFreestville) |1 ETA | | |1 ETA to scene |
|5 |21 (Mountain View) |2 ETA | | |1 Park; 1 North (ETA) |
| |42 (Wynantskill) |1 ETA | |Truck 42 |T-42 to scene |
| |43 (West Sand Lake) |3 ETA | | |2 ETA to scene; 1 ETA @ Main |
AMBULANCE DISPATCH: EMS Command will call mutual aid as needed. POLICE: Notify Schodack PD or NYSP
For each elevated Alarm (2nd, 3rd, etc.) relocate the Cover Companies to the scene and request new Cover Companies.
WATER LOCATIONS: Hydrants: South side Trnpk (Primary); Sussex & Stanhope (Secondary); Drafting @ Kraft Rd.; Miller Rd.
Dry Hydrant: Pond View Rd. Creeks: Kraft Rd. (Primary); Rte. 150 across from SVFD (Secondary); Miller Rd.
See Pre-Plan for facility information. Water Officer shall utilize 800 MHz System 12-8
GREATER ALARMS WILL BE SPECIAL CALL. REVISION DATE: 07/2007
EAST GREENBUSH FIRE DISTRICT #3
STANDARD BOX ASSIGNMENT
BOX ALARM #11-33 “
PORT BOX”
APPLICABLE RESPONSE AREA: All areas off Riverside Ave., American Oil Rd., and Sun Oil Rd. including the Hudson River. See Port map and facilities list.
FOAM BANK: Located at ORGANICHEM Bldg. 27. Released only by a Chief from EGFD or RFD. Call Guard shack at 433-7981 and advise that a truck is enroute for foam.
|Alarm: | | Engines /| Rescue Co's.: | Truck Co's.: | Ambulances: | Cover | Special Calls: | |
| |Station: |E.T.A.'s: | | | |Assignments: | | |
| |Bruen | | | | | | | |
|2nd: |Sta.11 |Sta.3 |Sta.6 1-ETA |Rescue 62 |Truck 8 |Bruen 1-Amb |Sta.3 North Sta. |Sta.11 Code 100 |
| |Sta.6 |Sta.12 |Sta.8 2-ETA's |Rescue 8 |Ladder 29 |R.V.A. 1-Amb |1 ETA. | |
| |Sta.8 |Sta.32 |Sta.9 1-ETA | | | | |Rens.Co. Haz-Mat |
| |Sta.9 | |Sta.29 1-ENG | | | |Sta.12 Main Sta. | |
| |Sat.21 | |Sta.34 3-49 | | | |1 ETA. |Rens.Co. Decon |
| |Sta.29 | |Niverville 45-5 | | | | | |
| |Sta.34 | | | | | |STA.32 Park Sta. |Albany Co. Airport |
| |Niverville | |Station 21-RIT Team | | | |1 ETA. | |
| |BRUEN | |Airport Crash Truck | | | | |Columbia County |
| |RVA | |Airport Foam Tender | | | | |Niverville (45-5) |
|3rd: |Sta.11 |Sta.3 |Sta. 3 1-ETA |Rescue 9 |Truck 42 |N.G.A. 1-Amb |Sta.3 North Sta. |Sta.8 Code 100 |
| |Sta.3 |Sta.6 |Sta. 12 1-ETA |Rescue 32 | |C.V.A. 1-Amb |1 ETA. | |
|Cd. 100 |Sta.8 |Sta.22 |Sta. 31 1-ETA | | | | |U.S. Coast Guard |
| |Sta.9 | |Sta. 32 1-ETA | | | |Sta.6 Park Sta. | |
| |Sta.12 | |Sta. 42 1-ETA | | | |1 ETA. |N.Y.S. D.E.C. |
| |Sta.31 | | | | | | | |
| |Sta.32 | | | | | |Sta.22 Main Sta. |Rens. Co. Races |
| |Sta.42 | | | | | |1 ETA. | |
| |W. Albany | | | | | | |Town of Colonie |
| |N.G.A. | |West Albany | | | | |(West Alb. Haz-Mat) |
| |C.V.A. | |Haz/Decon Team | | | | | |
|4th: |Sta.11 |Sta.1 |Sta.3 1-ETA |Rescue 34 | |Empire 1-Amb |Sta.1 North Sta. |Sta.9 Code 100 |
| |Sta.3 |Sta.31 |Sta.6 1-ETA | | |Nassau 1-Amb |1 ETA. | |
| |Sta.6 |Sta.43 |Sta.12 1-ETA | | | | | |
|Cd. 100 |Sta.9 | |Sta.22 1-ETA | | | |Sta.31 Park Sta. | |
| |Sta.12 | | | | | |1 ETA. | |
| |Sta.22 | | | | | | | |
| |Sta.34 | | | | | |Sta.43 Main Sta. | |
| | | | | | | |1 ETA. | |
| |Empire | | | | | | | |
| |Nassau Amb | | | | | | | |
PORT OF RENSSELAER
FIRE EMERGENCY PRE-PLAN
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Prepared by:
EAST GREENBUSH FIRE DEPARTMENT
CITY OF RENSSELAER FIRE DEPARTMENT
Port of Rensselaer Industries
Rensselaer County Bureau of Public Safety
Table of Contents
Page: Content:
2. Table of Contents.
3. Introduction.
4. Pre – Emergency Planning and Coordination.
5. Line of Authority and Personnel Roles.
7. Activation of the Plan.
8. Incident Classifications
9. Scene Management
10. First Responder Actions
11. Evacuations and Places of Refuge
12. Training
13. Resources
14. Attachment One East Greenbush Fire Plan
16. Attachment One A Rensselaer Fire Plan
17. Attachment Two (Water Supplies)
18. Attachment Three (Foam Supplies)
19. Attachment Four (Petroleum Dist. Emergency Contacts)
22. Attachment Five (Resources)
23. Fire Protection Agreement (2 Copies)
INTRODUCTION
This emergency plan is meant to be in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120(q).
□ “An emergency response plan shall be developed and implemented to handle anticipated emergencies prior to the commencement of emergency response operations. The plan shall be in writing and available for inspection and copying by employees, their representatives and OSHA personnel."
□ Each section of this plan is indexed to 1910.120(q) 2, "Elements of an Emergency Response Plan", and contains basic information required for each element, or else provides the appropriate reference to such information.
This plan is written to be in compliance with the National Incident Management System (NIMS) as prescribed by the Federal Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for 2007.
The purpose of this emergency pre-plan is to provide procedures and guidelines for fire fighting activities and related security, traffic control and first aid for any petroleum related fire incident located at the petroleum terminals within the City of Rensselaer or Town of East Greenbush.
The plan represents the joint efforts of the City of Rensselaer Fire Department and Fire District No. 3 of the Town of East Greenbush, with assistance from the Rensselaer County Bureau of Public Safety and these guidelines will be used in both the City and Town.
This plan is not intended to provide specific apparatus placement and/or assignment for each of the petroleum terminals, nor provide guidance for non-petroleum related incidents. The Incident Commander upon size-up and assessment will make such decisions.
This plan has been revised April, 2007
Committee Chairman
Past Chief Timothy M. Tordoff
East Greenbush Fire District #3
Chief David A. Cook
East Greenbush Fire District #3
Chief Jay Corcoran
City of Rensselaer Fire Department
Signature Date
PRE-EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COORDINATION (1910.120(q) 2 i)
The Town of East Greenbush and City of Rensselaer Fire Departments will determine which apparatus and mutual aid Fire and EMS Departments will be mobilized in the event of an incident at a petroleum facility in the Port of Rensselaer. They will determine available water and foam resources, and establish which lines of communication will be used. Provisions will be made to establish an incident command structure, and to insure the safety of emergency personnel and civilians.
A realistic “worst case” incident at the Port of Rensselaer is believed to be a tank fire involving a 242,000 barrel gasoline storage tank where the gasoline escapes into the secondary containment. The worst time of year for this incident is believed to be winter, with temperatures of 0 to -10 0F and a South wind at 10 to 20 mph.
This plan will be part of the Rensselaer County Fire Mutual Aid plan, and will be in agreement with the provisions of that plan.
Copies of this plan will be provided to the appropriate Fire, EMS, and Police Departments, Port of Rensselaer Petroleum and Chemical Facilities, Rensselaer County, the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control, and the US Coast Guard, and the Albany Port Commission.
LINE OF AUTHORITY AND PERSONNEL ROLES (1910.120(q) 2 ii, v, viii)
INCIDENT COMMAND
The Chief Officer for the Fire Department where the fire is located will establish a command post in proximity to the fire scene. The Chief Officer will serve as Incident Commander and will implement the Incident Command System (ICS) and the National Incident Management System (NIMS).
The command post will coordinate all activities at the fire scene including:
Fire apparatus
Water supply
Foam supply
Ambulances
Communications
Terminal personnel
Media
County Public Safety personnel
Coast Guard Representative
Law Enforcement
EnCon Representative
Local Government Representative
Races (Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service)
TRAFFIC CONTROL COORDINATION
The ranking Fire Police Officer for the Fire Department where the fire is located shall be the TRAFFIC CONTROL COORDINATOR, until the Incident Commander assigns a Sector/Division Officer to that position.
The Traffic Control Coordinator assisted by local police, shall be responsible for the following:
Coordination and control of the ingress and egress of all traffic including all responding fire
apparatus, ambulances, foam supplies, press vehicles and spectators.
Coordination of all arriving emergency vehicles with the Command
Post at the fire scene.
Restriction of traffic to fire vehicles, ambulances, etc. as requested by the
Command Post.
Only emergency vehicles requested will be allowed into the fire area.
Once the traffic control points are established, no fireman will be
permitted to enter the fire area with his personal vehicle.
Verification that notification of Amtrak and requests that trains be slowed or delayed have
been made by Command.
Coordination with local police of all fire police on duty at the scene.
Establishment and coordination of traffic control points on Riverside Avenue at
Irwin Stewart Parkway, 9J at American Oil Road.
Verification that Command has established staging areas for responding emergency
vehicles on 9J, Port Road and/or on Riverside Avenue between the petroleum
facilities and the BASF plant. Coordinates the staging of vehicles as required.
Coordination of members of the Rensselaer County RACES unit and radio
communication between traffic control points and staging areas.
□ Establishment of a Control Point and coordination of Accountability procedures for arriving personnel with support from the Safety Officer.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
The Ambulance Squad which provides emergency medical service to the terminal involved in the fire incident will be responsible for coordinating emergency medical services. The Chief Officer of this company will serve as EMS Command.
The ranking officer of the Ambulance Squad will respond with a minimum of one (1) ambulance vehicle with appropriate staff to the fire scene.
All additional responding ambulances, including mutual aid response will respond to and remain in the staging area.
The Ambulance Chief Officer and the County Ambulance Coordinator will respond to the Command Post.
No additional ambulance or rescue squad will respond to the fire scene unless authorized by EMS Command.
SAFETY
The Incident Commander will designate a Safety Officer.
The Safety Officer will be responsible for evaluating all emergency operations to insure that they are conducted in a safe manner. Responsibilities of the Safety Officer include (but are not limited to):
□ Coordinating Accountability with the Fire Police
□ Requiring personnel to perform only duties for which they are trained.
□ Requiring personnel to wear appropriate protective clothing.
□ Preventing the unsafe deployment of apparatus and personnel.
□ Monitoring personnel for signs of fatigue or illness.
The Safety Officer will have the authority to halt any unsafe operation and so advise the Incident Commander.
ACTIVATION OF THE PLAN (1910.120(q)2 iii, ix)
It is desired that all emergencies at Port of Rensselaer petroleum facilities be reported to emergency services by telephoning 911. The caller should describe the nature of the emergency as clearly as possible. If the emergency is a fire, the responsible Fire Company and Ambulance Squad will be dispatched immediately according to established procedures.
The responsible Fire Company shall request additional notifications as follows:
□ Mutual Aid as designated for each alarm.
□ EMS Zone and Fire Battalion Coordinators.
□ N.Y.S. Dept of Environmental Conservation in the event of a spill of petroleum product.
□ United States Coast Guard in the event of a spill in the Hudson River or a tributary.
INCIDENT CLASSIFICATIONS (1910.120(q) 2 i, ii, ix)
ALARM DESIGNATIONS
The Alarm Designations and mutual aid response included in this plan will be used for fire incidents at the petroleum terminals located in City of Rensselaer Town of and East Greenbush.
22. 1st Alarm Incidents:
Response to the 1st alarm fire and emergency incidents will be initially limited to the
company providing primary fire protection.
23. 2nd Alarm Incidents:
Automatic Mutual Aid will be called as indicated for the following terminal incidents:
1. Major structure fires
2. All tanker fires
3. All rack fires with exposures
4. All storage tank and pipeline fires
24. 3rd Alarm Incidents:
3rd alarm incident requiring extensive emergency resources
25. 4th Alarm Incidents:
Major tank involvement requiring significant supplies of foam
Apparatus Assignments for each alarm are provided in ATTACHMENT ONE.
SCENE MANAGEMENT (1910.120(q) 2 ii, iv, v)
A. The Incident Commander will implement all aspects of the Incident Command System.
1. A command post shall be established. This command post shall include necessary radio communications equipment, and where appropriate, telephone and data transmission capabilities.
2. The command post shall be located at a safe distance from the incident. This distance shall be determined by the nature of the incident, including type of petroleum product, quantity involved, and weather conditions.
3. All appropriate personnel shall be advised of the command location.
4. A Safety Officer shall be appointed by the Incident Commander, except in very minor incidents, where the Incident Commander may act as the Safety Officer
5. A Public Information Officer (PIO) shall be appointed, except for very minor incidents, where the Incident Commander may act as the PIO.
B. A "safe" zone shall be established in cooperation with responding police agencies. This safe zone will include a place of refuge to which emergency personnel can retreat in the event that control of the incident is lost.
C. Fire ground communications shall be conducted according to the following procedures.
1. At the discretion of the Incident Commander, all Fire Ground Communications will be on the Rensselaer County 800MHz system.
2. All communications between the command post and Rensselaer County Fire
Control will be on Rensselaer County 800MHz system 12-10.
3. All communications between command post and East Greenbush Fire Control on 12-1.
4. All Marine communications will be on Channel 16 (calling; 156.800 MHz), and Channel 21
(Working; 157.050 MHz)
5. All requests for mutual aid and other assistance shall be made directly to
Rensselaer County Fire Control from the Fire Ground Command Post. Only the Officer in
Charge or his designee will make the call for mutual aid.
6. Mutual aid and/or assistance not specifically requested by the command post will
not be allowed access to the scene.
7. All Rensselaer County fire apparatus responding to the scene shall use Rensselaer County 800MHz system until arriving at the fire scene or staging area.
FIRST RESPONDER ACTIONS (1910.120(q) 2 iii, vii, x, xi, xii)
A. All responders shall wear full structural fire fighting protective clothing,
including positive pressure SCBA as necessary. Decontamination, if required will be performed
by trained personnel, following generally recognized procedures.
B. Involved substances shall be identified as soon as possible using generally accepted methods.
1. Placards
2. Labels
3. Verbal information
4. Shipping documents
5. Appearance of the material
6. Reference materials or agencies
C. Strategic objectives shall be:
1. Life safety
2. Rescue
3. Fire suppression
4. Environmental protection control
D. Incident termination
1. Fire Department(s) involvement shall end when danger to the public has been eliminated.
2. Scene restoration is the responsibility of the carrier or owner of the
product(s) involved.
3. A post incident critique will be held as soon as practical to evaluate the
response to the incident and make recommendations with regard to additional
planning, training and/or equipment.
EVACUATION AND PLACES OF REFUGE (1910.120(q) 2 vi)
In the event that the evacuation of residents of the area surrounding the emergency scene is necessary, the Incident Commander will issue the evacuation order unless a State of Emergency has been declared, in which case the Local Chief Executive shall issue the order.
Areas to be evacuated will be determined based on the best technical information available to Incident Command.
In-place sheltering shall be evaluated as an alternative to evacuation. If implemented, the public will be advised to close all windows and doors, and shut off all ventilating equipment. The Rensselaer County Emergency Alert System (EAS) program shall be considered for this assignment.
If necessary, additional notification to the public will be made using radio and television broadcasts, mobile public address systems, and door to door canvassing as appropriate.
Evacuation routes shall be selected to avoid exposure to products of combustion or other hazardous materials. Shelters shall be selected which are sufficiently removed from the incident to insure the safety of the evacuees.
In the event that large numbers of individuals must be evacuated, the operation of shelters shall be the responsibility of the American Red Cross and the Rensselaer County Civilian Emergency Response Program (CERP).
TRAINING (1910.120(q)2 ii)
Training shall be based upon the duties and functions to be performed by each responder. If a response involves hazardous materials, personnel will be trained according to the following response levels as set forth in OSHA 1910.120.
□ First responder awareness
□ First responder operations level
□ Hazardous materials technician
□ Hazardous materials specialist
□ On scene incident commander
This training will be administered on an on going basis including but not limited to the following; in house, NYS Office of Fire Prevention and Control. industry, seminars, and any other generally accepted training or work related assignments meeting the competency and skills required to perform the task.
RESOURCES
WATER SUPPLIES
The fire protection at the Port will rely on water from the following four (4) sources:
□ Public Water System fire hydrants
□ Petroleum Fuel and Terminal (Apex) dry hydrant
□ Gold Bond water tank and hydrants
□ Drafting from the Hudson River
The specific water supply plan for each terminal will depend on its location and the specific fire ground decisions made by the Incident Commander. See ATTACHMENT TWO for details on water supplies for each facility.
FOAM SUPPLIES
All foam used for fire fighting purposes at the Rensselaer/East Greenbush petroleum terminals will be A.F.F.F. – 3%-6%, AFFF/ARC – 3%-6%, or a compatible foam product.
Specific details on available foam supplies are provided in ATTACHMENT THREE.
All foam used from the Port Foam Bank must be used in accordance with the Port of Rensselaer Fire Protection Agreement contained in ATTACHMENT SIX of this Plan.
The Fire Department responsible for the fire incident shall acquire foam as needed from the Port Foam Bank.
ATTACHMENT ONE
APPARATUS ASSIGNMENTS – EAST GREENBUSH FIRE DEPARTMENT
EAST GREENBUSH FIRE DISTRICT #3 - Box Alarm # 11-33 “PORT BOX”
APPLICABLE RESPONSE AREA: All areas off Riverside Ave., American Oil Rd., and Sun Oil Rd. including the Hudson River. See Port map and facilities list.
FOAM BANK: Located at ORGANICHEM Bldg. 27. Released only by a Chief from EGFD or RFD. Call Guard shack at 433-7981 and advise that a truck is enroute for foam.
|Alarm: | | Engines /| Rescue Co's.: | Truck Co's.: | Ambulances: | Cover | Special Calls: | |
| |Station: |E.T.A.'s: | | | |Assignments: | | |
| |Bruen | | | | | | | |
|2nd: |Sta.11 |Sta.3 |Sta.6 1-ETA |Rescue 62 |Truck 8 |Bruen 1-Amb |Sta.3 North Sta. |Sta.11 Code 100 |
| |Sta.6 |Sta.12 |Sta.8 2-ETA's |Rescue 8 |Ladder 29 |R.V.A. 1-Amb |1 ETA. | |
| |Sta.8 |Sta.32 |Sta.9 1-ETA | | | | |Rens.Co. Haz-Mat |
| |Sta.9 | |Sta.29 1-ENG | | | |Sta.12 Main Sta. | |
| |Sat.21 | |Sta.34 3-49 | | | |1 ETA. |Rens.Co. Decon |
| |Sta.29 | |Niverville 45-5 | | | | | |
| |Sta.34 | | | | | |STA.32 Park Sta. |Albany Co. Airport |
| |Niverville | |Station 21-RIT Team | | | |1 ETA. | |
| |BRUEN | |Airport Crash Truck | | | | |Columbia County |
| |RVA | |Airport Foam Tender | | | | |Niverville (45-5) |
|3rd: |Sta.11 |Sta.3 |Sta. 3 1-ETA |Rescue 9 |Truck 42 |N.G.A. 1-Amb |Sta.3 North Sta. |Sta.8 Code 100 |
| |Sta.3 |Sta.6 |Sta. 12 1-ETA |Rescue 32 | |C.V.A. 1-Amb |1 ETA. | |
|Cd. 100 |Sta.8 |Sta.22 |Sta. 31 1-ETA | | | | |U.S. Coast Guard |
| |Sta.9 | |Sta. 32 1-ETA | | | |Sta.6 Park Sta. | |
| |Sta.12 | |Sta. 42 1-ETA | | | |1 ETA. |N.Y.S. D.E.C. |
| |Sta.31 | | | | | | | |
| |Sta.32 | | | | | |Sta.22 Main Sta. |Rens. Co. Races |
| |Sta.42 | | | | | |1 ETA. | |
| |W. Albany | | | | | | |Town of Colonie |
| |N.G.A. | |West Albany | | | | |(West Alb. Haz-Mat) |
| |C.V.A. | |Haz/Decon Team | | | | | |
|4th: |Sta.11 |Sta.1 |Sta.3 1-ETA |Rescue 34 | |Empire 1-Amb |Sta.1 North Sta. |Sta.9 Code 100 |
| |Sta.3 |Sta.31 |Sta.6 1-ETA | | |Nassau 1-Amb |1 ETA. | |
| |Sta.6 |Sta.43 |Sta.12 1-ETA | | | | | |
|Cd. 100 |Sta.9 | |Sta.22 1-ETA | | | |Sta.31 Park Sta. | |
| |Sta.12 | | | | | |1 ETA. | |
| |Sta.22 | | | | | | | |
| |Sta.34 | | | | | |Sta.43 Main Sta. | |
| | | | | | | |1 ETA. | |
| |Empire | | | | | | | |
| |Nassau Amb | | | | | | | |
ATTACHMENT ONE
(Continued)
APPARATUS ASSIGNMENTS – EAST GREENBUSH FIRE DEPARTMENT
AMBULANCE DISPATCH: SEE RESCUE COLUMN PAGE 14
POLICE: NOTIFY EAST GREENBUSH POLICE: 911 518-479-2525
__________________________________________________________________________________
WATER LOCATIONS: See Attachment 2
Water Supply Officer shall utilize 800mhz. 12-8
FOAM SUPPLIES: See Attachment 3
SPECIAL HAZARDS:
□ LARGE QUANTITIES OF GASOLINE, DIESEL FUEL, FUEL OIL, AND AVIATION
□ FUEL IN TANK FARMS.
□ HEAVY BARGE AND TRACTOR TRAILER TRAFFIC
□ Limited and restricted ingress and egress to site
□ obstacles to operations
APPARATUS ASSIGNMENTS
CITY OF RENSSELAER FIRE DEPARTMENT
ALARM |Station
Scene Cover |Engines/ETAs |Rescues |Trucks |Ambulances |Cover
Assignments |Special Calls | | | | | | | | | | | |1st |Sta. 29
RVA | |29-3, 29-4 |RVA |Ladder 29 |RVA | | | | | | | | | | | | | |2nd |Sta. 29
Sta. 8 |Sta. 8
Sta.9
Sta. 11 |29-1, 29-2 | |Truck 8 | |Sta. 8 1-ETA
Sta. 9 1-ETA
Sta. 11 1-ETA | | | | | | | | | | | | |3rd |Sta. 8
Sta. 9
Sta. 11
Bruen |Sta. 3
Sta. 42 |Sta. 8 1-ETA
Sta. 9 1-ETA
Sta. 11 1-ETA
|R-8
R-9 |Truck 11
|Bruen |Sta. 3 1-ETA
Sta. 42 1-ETA | | | | | | | | | | | | |4th |Sta. 3
Sta. 6
Sta. 42 |Sta. 32
Sta. 43 |Sta. 3 1-ETA
Sta. 6 1-ETA
Sta. 42 1-ETA | |Truck 42
| |Sta. 32 1-ETA
Sta. 43 1-ETA | | | | | | | | | | | | |5th |Alb Airport
Alb Fire
| |Albany Airport
1- Crash Truck
1- Foam Tender | |
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ATTACHMENT TWO
WATER SUPPLIES
CITY OF RENSSELAER HYDRANT SYSTEM
Riverside Ave from Bellmore Place South to Polsinello Fuels - Two interconnected mains
6” main on left side
12’ main on right side, reduced to 4” entering East Greenbush
Polsinello South to Atlantic Oil
One 12” main to East Greenbush town line.
TOWN OF EAST GREENBUSH HYDRANT SYSTEM
4” main to intersection at Sprague Terminals
NOTE: As of 2007 hydrant static flow summary is: H.P. Static 90psi 1255gpm; residual 68psi 2300gpm
PRIVATE WATER SUPPLIES
Amerada Hess: On-site well and Hudson River
Getty: Rensselaer City mains and Hudson River
Gorman Brothers: Rensselaer City mains (1hydrant by main gate) and Hudson River
International Petroleum Traders: 80,000 gallon storage tank and dry hydrant to Hudson River
Petroleum Fuel and Terminal: Rensselaer City mains (3 hydrants; exit gate, 200 ft north,
50 ft. south) and water line (Apex) from Hudson River dock to
fence at west tank farm (Note: Apparatus needed at river end and
Riverside Ave. end, 4.0” hydrant connections. Purge line with
approximately 2000 gallons prior to hook-up)
Sprague: One Rensselaer City Hydrant at loading racks
Transmontaigne: Rensselaer City Hydrant system - 700gpm total
Possible draft from Hudson River
Gold Bond Water Tank: Approx. 300,000 gallons
ATTACHMENT THREE
FOAM SUPPLIES
Location: Quantity/Type: Contact:
Albany Airport 400 Gal. Crash Truck 518-242-2333
1,400 Gal. Foam Tender
Amerada Hess 1100 Gal. 3% Aero Foam 518-436-0851
Cibro (Port of Albany) 8000 Gal. AR/AFFF 3/6 518-426-4237
(Needs to be pumped from tank) Cell: 518-281-5689
Clinton Heights F.D. 10 – 5 Gal. Pails AFFF 3/6 518-479-1212
1 – 30 on board foam-pro unit
Defreestville F.D. 10 – 5 Gal. Pails AFFF Rens. Co. Disp.
East Greenbush F.D. 145 - 5 Gal. Pails AFFF 3/6 518-479-1212
3 - 30 Gal. onboard foam-pro units
G.E. Selkirk 600 Gal. Foam Truck 518-475-4222
40 – 5 Gal. Pails AFFF 3/6
G.E. Waterford 250 Gal. Tote (Portable) 518-233-2500
International Petro. 2100 Gal. Foam Tank 518-462-0120
4 – 55 Gal. Drums AFFF 3/6
Mobil Oil (Port of Albany) 3000 Gal. AR/AFFF 3/6 518-436-6565
(Needs to be pumped from tank)
O.F.P.C. 3000 Gal. AFFF
Nat. Foam Bank (3-4 hours away)
Port of Rensselaer Bank 250 – 5 Gal. Pails AFFF 3/6 Organichem
518-433-7981
Rensselaer F.D. 20 – 5 Gal. Pails AFFF 3/6 518-462-7451
Selkirk F.D. 900 – Gal. Foam Trailer AFFF 3/6 Alb. Co. Disp
ATTACHMENT FOUR
PETROLEUM DISTRIBUTOR EMERGENCY CONTACTS
Amerada Hess: Rensselaer Terminal 518-436-0851
Amerada Hess N.J. Headquarters. 732-750-6000
Mike Brougham: Terminal Manager Home: 518-439-8581
Cell: 908-623-9224
David Lee Terminal Supervisor Home: 518-373-9886
Cell: 518-524-1783
Chuck Fandl Dispatcher Home: 518-273-7340
A-Ritz Inc.: Rensselaer Office 518-434-0209
William Ritz Owner Cell: 518-424-6684
John Ritz Co-Owner Cell: 518-857-4676
Getty: Rensselaer Terminal 518-465-4520
Michael Hanehan Jr. Terminal Manager Off.: 518-465-4526 x270
Cell: 518-852-4949
Bob Kirk Assistant Manger Off.: 518-465-4526 x271
Cell: 518-488-4042
Gold Bond Bldg. Prod. Rensselaer Terminal 518-449-7354
Kim Durling Plant Manager Home: 518-784-3610
Cell: 518-269-0178
Barry Venn Plant Safety Manger Home: 518-899-9578
Joe Winnecki Production Manager Home: 518-479-3002
Cell: 518-496-5631
Gorman: Rensselaer Terminal 518-436-1289
Terminal Cell Phone 518-461-3530
James Conn Terminal Manager Home: 518-885-1344
Cell: 518-347-1614
Ken Judson Assistant Manager Home: 518-784-3281
International Petroleum Traders:
Rensselaer Terminal 518-462-0120
Dean Williamson Owner Home: 818-248-9388
Michael Bowhall Terminal Manager Home: 518-674-2913
Petroleum Fuel & Term.:
Rensselaer Terminal 518-465-1557
Loyal Newell Terminal Manager Home: 518-347-1614
Cell: 518-
John Frisbee Assistant Manager Home: 518-786-2322
Polsinello Fuels: Rensselaer Terminal 518-463-0084
24 Hour Emergency 518-465-3535
Lou Polsinello Jr. Owner Home: 518-465-0369
Cell: 518-858-6351
Thomas Nardacci Terminal Manager Home: 518-432-0526
Cell: 518-378-1671
Pager: 518-381-7711
Sprague: Rensselaer Terminal 518-463-6609
James Kinney Terminal Manager Home: 518-732-7330
Cell: 518-365-2163
Milt Bulson Terminal Operator Home: 518-279-3278
Pager: 518-467-7118
Steve Barber Terminal Operator Home: 518-479-0812
Pager: 518-467-7120
TransMontaigne Rensselaer Terminal 518-449-7138
Gary Sottosanti Terminal Manager Home: 518-438-4007
Cell: 518-376-9880
Steve Whitbeck Assistant Manager Home: 518-465-8544
Cell: 518-858-6914
Wadhams Ent. Inc. (ARG)
Rensselaer Office 518-462-4278
Neil Prevratil Terminal Manager Cell: 518-281-6502
ATTACHMENT FIVE
RESOURCES
Organization: Phone Number:
American Red Cross 518-458-8111 x.1 24hrs.
Chemtrec 800-424-9300 x.1 24hrs.
East Greenbush Police 518-479-1212 24hrs.
East Greenbush Dept. of Public Works 518-477-6103 24hrs.
N.Y.S. Department of Transportation 518-286-2300 Days
518-457-6164 Nights
N.Y.S. Depart of Environmental of Conservation 800-457-7362 24hrs.
Railroads:
Amtrak Nationwide Amtrak P.D. 800-331-0008 24hrs.
Local Amtrak P.D. 518-462-5723 Not Dependable
CSX National Emergency Line 800-232-0144 Stay on line operator
Will pick up.
Rensselaer Police Department 518-462-7451 24hrs.
Rensselaer City Public Works 518-462-9617 Days
Sand & Gravel Companies
Corellis Sand & Gravel 518-477-2454 Days
Valente Sand & Gravel 518-283-6340 Days
Troy Sand & Gravel 518-674-2854 Days
United States Coast Guard 212-668-7936 24hrs.
U.S. Weather Service 518-435-9574 24hrs.
518-435-9575 24hrs.
EAST GREENBUSH/RENSSELAER PETROLEUM TERMINALS
FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT
The ____________________________________________ hereby agrees to participate
(Name of Company)
in the development and maintenance of a Central Foam Stockpile to be used generally to provide for the fire protection of facilities and tankers at, and from, the Port of Rensselaer.
This agreement is subject to the following conditions and terms:
1. Each participating company shall provide a supply of A.F.F.F. 3%-6% foam equal at a value of $1000 for the initial stocking of the Foam Bank.
2. The foam shall be stockpiled and stored in a central location mutually acceptable to all participating companies and accessible to both the East Greenbush and Rensselaer Fire Departments.
3. The foam may be used for the fire protection of any facility or tanker owned and/or filled by participating members.
4. The foam may be used at non-participating facilities or facilities outside the Port of Rensselaer subject to the approval of the Chief of either the East Greenbush or Rensselaer fire departments.
5. All foam used in the actual fire protection of any facility or the company responsible for the facility or tanker requiring the foam shall replenish the Foam Bank immediately.
6. The Chiefs of the East Greenbush and Rensselaer Fire Departments will have joint responsibilities for maintaining and supervising the Foam Bank and for the development of procedures to provide for access to the foam as necessary.
_____________________________ ______________________________
(Petroleum Dist. Representative) (Fire Service Representative)
Date: _____________
EAST GREENBUSH/RENSSELAER PETROLEUM TERMINALS
FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT
The ____________________________________________ hereby agrees to participate
(Name of Company)
in the development and maintenance of a Central Foam Stockpile to be used generally to provide for the fire protection of facilities and tankers at, and from, the Port of Rensselaer.
This agreement is subject to the following conditions and terms:
1. Each participating company shall provide a supply of A.F.F.F. 3%-6% foam equal at a value of $1000 for the initial stocking of the Foam Bank.
2. The foam shall be stockpiled and stored in a central location mutually acceptable to all participating companies and accessible to both the East Greenbush and Rensselaer Fire Departments.
3. The foam may be used for the fire protection of any facility or tanker owned and/or filled by participating members.
4. The foam may be used at non-participating facilities or facilities outside the Port of Rensselaer subject to the approval of the Chief of either the East Greenbush or Rensselaer fire departments.
5. All foam used in the actual fire protection of any facility or the company responsible for the facility or tanker requiring the foam shall replenish the Foam Bank immediately.
6. The Chiefs of the East Greenbush and Rensselaer Fire Departments will have joint responsibilities for maintaining and supervising the Foam Bank and for the development of procedures to provide for access to the foam as necessary.
_____________________________ ______________________________
(Petroleum Dist. Representative) (Fire Service Representative)
Date: _____________
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