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•Dangertomajorsegment（s）ofthesystem

Thehazardsalsoinclude:

•Naturaldisasters（floods,tornadoes,hurricanes,earthquakes,etc.）

•Civildisturbances（riots,etc.）

•Loadreductionconditions（resultinvoluntaryormandatoryreductionofgas

usage）.

EmergencyPlanforNaturalGasPipelineSystem

EMERGENCYPROCEDURES

IINCIDENTNOTIFICATION

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II

Everyeventthatfitsthedefinitionofanaturalgaspipelinesystemincidentasidentified

onthepreviouspageshallbereportedtothePhysicalPlantWorkControlCenter（see

below）.（Thecallerwillreachanansweringserviceafternormalworkinghours.）

PhysicalPlantWorkControlCenter--（744-7154）

MondaythroughFridayfrom7:

00a.m.to10:

00p.m.;

[ActionDeskisclosedonUniversityholidays.TheCallControlSystemrefersthe

callertoPhysicalPlantstandbyemployeesduringoffhours.]

Ifnoonecanbereached,callOSUCampusPolice（911,311or744-6523）.

WorkControlpersonnel（ortheansweringservice）willreporttothefollowingOklahoma

StateUniversityauthorities:

1.DirectorofEnvironmentalHealth&

Safety（744-7241,

pager707-2650,mobileradio278,orcellphone747-7156）.

TheEHSDirector（orappointedrepresentative）willreporttheincident,if

necessary,tothefollowing:

a.TheCityofStillwater（911）

StillwaterEmergencyCoordination&

Communications（372-7484）

b.TheStateofOklahomaCorporationCommission（405-521-2258）

2.DirectorofPhysicalPlantServices（744-7147）

INCIDENTPRIORITIESANDCRITERIAFORACTION

A.Priorities

1.Thefirstpriorityofactionforallincidentsinvolvingnaturalgaswillbedirected

towardlifesafetyfirstfollowedbyproperty.Immediatecareshallbegivento

anyinjuredperson（s）.

2.Thesurroundingareawillbeevacuatedtoreduceriskofadditionalcasualties.

B.LeakclassificationandactioncriteriaforLevel1incidents

Definition:

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Aleakthatrepresentsanexistingorprobablehazardtopersonsorproperty.Requires

immediaterepairorcontinuousactionuntiltheconditionsarenolongerhazardous

ActionCriteria:

Requirespromptaction*toprotectlifeandproperty,andcontinuousactionuntilthe

conditionsarenolongerhazardous.

*Thepromptactioninsomeinstancesmayrequireoneormoreofthefollowing:

•ImplementationofOSUEmergencyPlan.

•Evacuatingpremises

•Blockingoffanarea

•Reroutingtraffic

•Eliminatingsourcesofignition

•Ventingthearea

•Stoppingtheflowofgasbyclosingvalvesorothermeans

•Notifyingpoliceandfiredepartments

Examples:

1.Anyleakwhich,inthejudgmentofoperatingpersonnelatthescene,isregardedasan

immediatehazard.

2.Escapinggasthathasignited.

3.Anyindicationofgasthathasmigratedintoorunderabuildingorintoatunnel.

4.Anyreadingattheoutsidewallofabuildingorwheregaswouldlikelymigratetoan

outsidewallofabuilding.

5.Anyreadingof80%LELorgreaterinaconfinedspace.

6.Anyreadingof80%LELorgreaterinsmallsubstructures（otherthangas-associated

substructures）fromwhichgaswouldlikelymigratetotheoutsidewallofabuilding.

7.Anyleakthatcanbeseen,heardorfelt,andwhichisinalocationthatmayendangerthe

generalpublicorproperty.

C.LeakclassificationandactioncriteriaforLevel2incidents

Definition

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Aleakthatisrecognizedasbeingnon-hazardousatthetimeofdetection,but

justifiesscheduledrepairbasedonprobablefuturehazard.

ActionCriteria

Leaksshouldberepairedorclearedwithinonecalendaryear,butnolaterthan15

monthsfromthedatetheleakwasreported.Indeterminingtherepairpriority,

criteriasuchasthefollowingshouldbeconsidered:

•Amountandmigrationofgas.

•Proximityofgastobuildingsandsub-surfacestructures.

•Extentofpavement.

•Soiltypeandsoilconditions（suchasfrostcap,moisture&

naturalventing）.

Level2leaksshouldbereevaluatedatleastonceeverysixmonthsuntilcleared.

Thefrequencyofreevaluationshouldbedeterminedbythelocation&

magnitudeof

theleakagecondition.

Level2leaksmayvarygreatlyindegreeofpotentialhazard.SomeLevel2leaks,

whenevaluatedbytheabovecriteria,mayjustifyscheduledrepairwithinthenext5

workingdays.Otherswilljustifyrepairwithin30days.Duringtheworkingdayon

whichtheleakisdiscovered,thesesituationsshouldbebroughttotheattentionof

theindividualresponsibleforschedulingleakrepair.

Ontheotherhand,manyLevel2leaks,becauseoftheirlocationandmagnitude,

canbescheduledforrepaironanormalroutinebasiswithperiodicre-inspectionas

necessary.

1.Leaksrequiringactionaheadofgroundfreezingorotheradversechangesin

ventingconditions.

Anyleakwhich,underfrozenorotheradversesoilconditions,wouldlikely

migratetotheoutsidewallofabuilding.

2.Leaksrequiringactionwithinsixmonths.

•Anyreadingof40%LEL,orgreater,underasidewalkinawall-to-wallpaved

areathatdoesnotqualifyasaLevel1leak.

•Anyreadingof100%LEL,orgreater,underastreetinawall-to-wallpaved

areathathassignificantgasmigrationanddoesnotqualifyasaLevel1leak.

•Anyreadinglessthan80%LELinsmallsubstructures（otherthangas-

associatedsubstructures）fromwhichgaswouldlikelymigratecreatinga

probablefuturehazard.

•Anyreadingbetween20%LELand80%LELinaconfinedspace.

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•Anyreadingonapipelineoperatingat30%SMYS,orgreater,inaclass3or

4location,whichdoesnotqualifyasaLevel1leak.

•Anyreadingof80%LEL,orgreater,ingas-associatedsubstructures.

•Anyleakwhich,inthejudgmentofoperatingpersonnelatthescene,isof

sufficientmagnitudetojustifyscheduledrepair.

D.LeakclassificationandactioncriteriaforLevel3incidents

Aleakthatisnon-hazardousatthetimeofdetectionandcanbereasonably

expectedtoremainnon-hazardous.

Theseleaksshouldbere-evaluatedduringthenextscheduledsurvey,orwithin15

monthsofthedatereported,whicheveroccursfirst,untiltheleakisre-gradedorno

longerresultsinareading.

Leaksrequiringre-evaluationatperiodicintervals:

•Anyreadingoflessthan80%LELinsmallgas-associatedsubstructures.

•Anyreadingunderastreetinareaswithoutwall-to-wallpavingwhereitisunlikely

thegascouldmigratetotheoutsidewallofabuilding.

•Anyreadingoflessthan20%LELinaconfinedspace.

INCIDENTRESPONSIBILITIES

1.The1stResponder,thenOSU'

sEnvironmentalHealth&

SafetyDepartment,

shallestablishacommandpost（utilizingtheIncidentCommandSystem）near

thescene,whennecessaryorrequired,tocoordinatetheincident.

2.On-sceneemergencypersonnelfromStillwaterFireDepartmentandOSU'

s

EnvironmentalHealth&

SafetyDepartmentshallprovideimmediatefirstaidto

injuredpersonswhenitissafetodoso.

3.OSU'

SafetyDepartment,OSUCampusPolice,and

StillwaterFireDepartmentshallconductevacuationsintheeventoffire,

explosion,naturaldisasterorotherincident,whennecessary,asdirectedbythe

IncidentCommander.

4.OSUCampusPolice,inconjunctionwithothersupportingagencies,shall

establish,maintain,andmanallnecessaryincidentperimetersandbarricadesas

directedbytheIncidentCommander.

5.OSUPhysicalPlantMechanicalMaintenanceand/orUtilitiespersonnel,in

cooperationwiththeOklahomaNaturalGasCompany,shallisolatetheincident

areabyshuttingofftheflowofanygasfromfeedlinesintotheimpactedarea.

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6.TheCityofStillwaterFireDepartmentshallmanageanyfiresuppressionneeds

aswellasprovideadvancedemergencymedicalcareandtransportationof

patients.

7OSU'

SafetyDepartmentshallmonitortheatmospheric

conditionsaroundthesiteandshallhavetheappropriatePPEreadytoutilizein

penetratingaffectedareasupwindoftheincidentformonitoringandrescue

purposesifneeded.

8.ManpowerandequipmentshallbeprovidedbyOSU'

sPhysicalPlant.Said

manpowerandequipmentshallworkjointlyupondirectionbytheIncident

Commander.

IVRESPONSEPROCEDURES

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Incaseoffirelocatednearordirectlyinvolvingapipelinefacility,explosionoccurringnearor

directlyinvolvingapipelinefacility,naturaldisaster,orotheremergencyincident,thefollowing

responseprocedureswillbefollowed:

NotificationwillproceedasdesignatedinthisAppendix,SectionI.

Thefirstresponder（s）fromOSU'

sEnvironmentalHealthandSafetyDepartmentshall

designateanincidentcommanderandactivatetheincidentcommandsystem（ICS）.

Whennecessary,anon-sceneincidentcommandpostshal