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Situational Emergency Plan Templates Hazardous
Material/Chemical Spill
Contact:
Hospital _______________
Health Aid _______________
School Nurse _______________
Police _______________
School Safety _______________
Alaska State Troopers _______________
VPSO _______________
VPO _______________
Superintendent _______________
Other _______________
Procedures
1. Evacuate danger areas. Move crosswind, never
up or downwind. Check wind
direction by looking at movement of trees, grass or
flag.
2. To avoid fumes,
ensure that all students are in a school building
away from the danger area.
Use bell or signal code to instruct students
and staff to stay indoors.
3. Maintenance
personnel should turn off all air and heating
vents.
4. Close all
windows and doors. Seal gaps under doorways and
windows with wet cloth, such
as towels and thick tape.
5. Close as many
internal doors as possible.
6. If emergency
authorities warn of a possible explosion, close
all shades/blinds or drapes.
Instruct students to stay away from windows.
7. Notify
Superintendent's Office.
8. If you suspect
gas or vapors have entered the building, take
shallow breaths through a
cloth or towel. Evacuate the building.
9. Keep telephone
lines clear for emergency calls.
10. Do not release
students or staff until area is cleared by law
enforcement or fire
department authorities. Release students only to
their parents/guardians.
General
Types of Hazardous Materials:
Corrosive
substances that cause visible destruction or
permanent changes of the skin tissue on contact.
They are especially dangerous to the eyes and
respiratory tract.
Wash your eyes for 15 to 20 minutes if they are
affected. Eyelids must be open; do not rub the
injured area.
Get under a shower; remove all clothing; wash
with soap.
Flammables
Liquids with a flashpoint below 100 degree F and
gases that burn readily.
Evacuate.
Turn off the main electricity and gas/oil
operated equipment.
Toxics
Poisonous Substances.
Wash Hands.
Discard contaminated clothing or objects.
Use the appropriate antidotes.
Reactives
Substances that can undergo a chemical or other
change that may result in an explosion, burning and
corrosive or toxic conditions.
Close all doors and windows.
Evacuate the danger area.
Follow decontamination instructions from local
fire or health authorities.
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