Guidelines for industry emergency response contingency plans.

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British Columbia Environmental Emergency Services Branch

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [British Columbia] : The Branch, 1992Description: 17 pISBN:

077261539X

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DDC classification:

363.34809711 21

Subject: These guidelines have been developed to promote development of comprehensive emergency response plans by industry. They identify principal components of a contingency plan to encourage consistency in approach and content. They are intended for a number of industries, including chemical, mining, metallurgical, oil and gas, petroleum, and food and forest products industries

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These guidelines have been developed to promote development of comprehensive emergency response plans by industry. They identify principal components of a contingency plan to encourage consistency in approach and content. They are intended for a number of industries, including chemical, mining, metallurgical, oil and gas, petroleum, and food and forest products industries

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