Organizational considerations for an effective emergency preparedness program.

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Bolton, Patricia A

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Subject: Addresses the organizational considerations for emergency preparedness from the perspective of fixed site facilities for hazardous materials. In view of the current technology and the accompanying element of human error, the prevention of impacts to health and the environment necessitates a combination of serious efforts to prevent accidental releases, and effective actions to minimize the consequences of those that occur.

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Addresses the organizational considerations for emergency preparedness from the perspective of fixed site facilities for hazardous materials. In view of the current technology and the accompanying element of human error, the prevention of impacts to health and the environment necessitates a combination of serious efforts to prevent accidental releases, and effective actions to minimize the consequences of those that occur.

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