How to begin developing an emergency plan: oral presentation.

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Stangeland, J. V

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Hanford Engineering Development Laboratory

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 20 NOV 1980Description: 9p., no refsReport number: HEDL-SA-2269; Institutional/Corporate BodySubject(s):

Subject: The extent of emergency planning depends on the size of the plant, the number of personnel involved, and economic considerations. Self-help capability can be achieved by training groups of employees for emergency services. No one plan will fit all companies, however it is necessary that a plan is established and the training remains current in the light of new techniques and knowledge

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Presented at a State of Washington Dept. of Labor & Industries, Division of Industrial Safety & Health Safety seminar

The extent of emergency planning depends on the size of the plant, the number of personnel involved, and economic considerations. Self-help capability can be achieved by training groups of employees for emergency services. No one plan will fit all companies, however it is necessary that a plan is established and the training remains current in the light of new techniques and knowledge

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