This document summarizes an emergency drill conducted by ABC Widget Oilfield Services Ltd. on June 10th, 2013. The drill simulated a leaking diesel fuel slip tank in the company parking lot. While the front desk and office manager did not know who to call initially, they correctly contacted the shop, who had spill kits and protective equipment to contain the spill. The shop supervisor also properly initiated a call to 911. It was determined the spill was too small to require contacting environmental authorities. The drill identified a lack of procedures for contacting emergency services but otherwise showed positive response in containing and reporting the simulated spill.
This document summarizes an emergency drill conducted by ABC Widget Oilfield Services Ltd. on June 10th, 2013. The drill simulated a leaking diesel fuel slip tank in the company parking lot. While the front desk and office manager did not know who to call initially, they correctly contacted the shop, who had spill kits and protective equipment to contain the spill. The shop supervisor also properly initiated a call to 911. It was determined the spill was too small to require contacting environmental authorities. The drill identified a lack of procedures for contacting emergency services but otherwise showed positive response in containing and reporting the simulated spill.
This document summarizes an emergency drill conducted by ABC Widget Oilfield Services Ltd. on June 10th, 2013. The drill simulated a leaking diesel fuel slip tank in the company parking lot. While the front desk and office manager did not know who to call initially, they correctly contacted the shop, who had spill kits and protective equipment to contain the spill. The shop supervisor also properly initiated a call to 911. It was determined the spill was too small to require contacting environmental authorities. The drill identified a lack of procedures for contacting emergency services but otherwise showed positive response in containing and reporting the simulated spill.
This document summarizes an emergency drill conducted by ABC Widget Oilfield Services Ltd. on June 10th, 2013. The drill simulated a leaking diesel fuel slip tank in the company parking lot. While the front desk and office manager did not know who to call initially, they correctly contacted the shop, who had spill kits and protective equipment to contain the spill. The shop supervisor also properly initiated a call to 911. It was determined the spill was too small to require contacting environmental authorities. The drill identified a lack of procedures for contacting emergency services but otherwise showed positive response in containing and reporting the simulated spill.
ABC Widget Oilfield Services Ltd. – EMERGENCY DRILL RECORD
Date of Exercise: June 10th, 2013
Type of Exercise (check box):
Fire Drill Tornado Drill Injury Drill Intruder Drill Other Drill (specify type) ____________ Tabletop Exercise of leaking slip tank in parking lot Time Exercise Initiated: 9 am
Time 100% Accountability Achieved: 9:15 am
Special Challenges Presented (i.e. route blocked, etc.): n/a
Scenario: Front desk receives word from a ‘concerned student’ that they observed a truck in our parking lot leaking diesel fuel from their slip tank.
Lessons Learned: Reception and office manager didn’t know who to call. Negative.
They guessed right and called the shop where they do have access to spill kits and the proper PPE to contain
the spill. Positive.
Shop supervisor knew to initiate call to 911. Positive.
Spill was understood to be too small to contact AB Environment. Positive.
Attendance: Front Desk – Jane D., Office Manager – Melissa T. Shop Supervisor – Ringo S., Shop Labourer – Paul M. Safety Coordinator – Travis T.
