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Response Federal Interagency Operational Plan (FIOP) Oil/Chemical Incident Annex Dave Ormes. 1. Annex Purpose. The Oil/Chemical Incident Annex provides hazard-specific information supplemental to the Response FIOP, Prevention FIOP and NRF. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Presenter’s Name June 17, 20031
Response Federal Interagency Operational Plan (FIOP)
Oil/Chemical Incident Annex
Dave Ormes
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The Oil/Chemical Incident Annex provides hazard-specific information supplemental to the Response FIOP, Prevention FIOP and NRF.
The Annex describes the process and structures utilized by Federal departments/agencies for responding to threats or actual oil/chemical incidents, whether resulting from accidents, deliberate acts, or natural disasters.
The Annex describes how the Federal interagency responds to oil/chemical incidents under Federal authorities in a lead role or in support to local, state, tribal, territorial or insular areas governments.
Annex Purpose
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Applicable to all Federal responses to oil/chemical incidents, regardless of size or complexity and including accidental or deliberate releases.
Does not impede Federal departments/agencies from exercising authorities to perform inherent responsibilities under law.
Federal departments/agencies take appropriate independent emergency actions pursuant to their own statutory authority.
Scope
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This will be an Annex to the Response FIOPRelationship to Existing Plans
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Level of Federal response: Based on the following
Federal Response Coordination Levels
State and Local Capabilities
Environmental Contamination
Life-saving/Life-sustaining requirements
Amount of property damage
Number of fatalities and injured
Extent of Core Capabilities
Severity of Impacts on Critical Infrastructure
On-Scene Coordinator (OSC) Assessment Only
National Contingency Plan (NCP) Response
NCP Response with Emergency Support Function (ESF) Support
Stafford Act Response
Response Levels: Critical Considerations:
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Federal Coordination Constructs
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Vast majority of oil/chemical incidents are handled by State and/or local authorities and responsible party addressing the issue without Federal assistance.
OSC determines no Federal assistance is required
OSC AssessmentOSC Assessment
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OSC determines NCP capable of delivering Federal core capabilitiesPrimary departments/agencies responding to oil/chemical incidents are EPA for inland zone and the USCG for the coastal zone. The OSC directs response efforts and coordinates all other efforts at the scene of a discharge or release in accordance with the NCP. OSC coordinates efforts using the Unified Command concept.
NCP Response
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NCP Response (cont’d)
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OSC or other official determines Federal core capabilities beyond NCP are required
EPA/USCG directs and coordinates the NCP response as a member of the Unified Command.
DHS and FEMA will work cooperatively to activate and deploy the Federal response resources that have been requested by the OSC or other senior EPA/USCG official.
Appropriate ESFs, a Federal Resource Coordinator (FRC), and the RRCC/NRCC may be activated.
NCP Response with ESF Support
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NCP Response with ESF Support (cont’d)
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President issues Major Disaster or Emergency Declaration An oil/chemical incident has or is anticipated to exceed State, Local, Tribal, Territorial (SLTT) resources; request for assistance is made by Governor/Tribal Leader. Response activity consistent with procedures outlined in NRF and Response FIOP.RRCC and NRCC may be activated as well as the establishment of a Joint Field Office (JFO). NCP response structures and coordination constructs remain in place but are now coordinated with the Federal Coordinating Officer (FCO) through ESF #10.
Stafford Act Response
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Stafford Act Response (cont’d)