About chemical plant’s emergency plan for severe weather in winter

I have excerpted some meteorological disaster early warning signals and prevention guidelines from the Shanghai Winter Committee for reference.

If there is nothing ready-made, just try to write it yourself. The main thing is to avoid safety accidents as the starting point, think of various situations, and then find countermeasures!

I attached the attachment last time, but I don’t know why it didn’t exist, so I’ll attach it again.

Notice on the emergency response plan for disastrous weather in winter. The snow season is coming. In order to ensure the safe production environment of the company, the emergency response plan for disastrous weather in winter is hereby notified as follows.: 1. In the event of heavy snow or other disastrous weather, communication must be kept open and the property management office (community) under its jurisdiction must be kept open, and the person in charge of the area must obey the management of the person in charge and carry out disaster relief work. 2. The emergency work distribution of personnel in various positions of the company is as follows:: I copied it a bit, it's not from a chemical factory, but it's pretty much the same. The main thing is what kind of disastrous weather we encounter, what consequences it may cause, how to prevent it, how to deal with it if it happens, plus personnel allocation, contact information, etc.

Provide a plan for the landlord’s reference! Notice on Issuing the Emergency Plan for Disastrous Weather Prevention and Emergency Work in Yishui County Yizhengfa [2008] No. 11 to the people of all towns and villages * * ,county * * Departments: 　　"Yishui County Disaster Weather Prevention and Emergency Work Plan" has been issued to the county * * The study has agreed, and it is now issued to you. We hope that it will be implemented conscientiously. 　　　　　　　　　　　　　Yishui County Disaster Weather Prevention and Emergency Work Plan on February 29, 2008 This plan is specially formulated to carry out disaster weather emergency prevention work in an efficient and orderly manner, maximize disaster reduction and avoidance, and ensure the safety of people's lives and property and the healthy economic and social development. 1. Scope of application Disastrous weather refers to weather that involves public safety such as strong winds, heavy snow, heavy rain, continuous rain, cold waves, sandstorms, drought, thunder and lightning, hail, heavy fog, tornadoes, etc. that cause or may cause casualties, heavy property losses, and have a certain impact on the economic and social order of life. 2. Working Principles (1) The principle of putting people first and paying attention to people’s livelihood ； (2) The principle of collaboration and everyone taking their own responsibilities ； (3) Principles of quickness, efficiency, and pragmatism for the people ； (4) The principles of time-limited settlement and accountability. 3. Start-up conditions If one of the following situations occurs during a disaster weather process, this plan will be started: (1) More than 10 people died (including missing) due to the disaster ； (2) Emergency relocation of more than 5,000 people ； (3) More than 5,000 collapsed houses ； (4) Special circumstances that require the activation of this plan. 4. Organizational command system and responsibilities (1) The prevention and emergency command organization has established a leading group for disaster prevention and emergency work in Yishui County, led by the county * * Responsible leaders include County Party Committee Office, County Government Office (emergency management agency), Ministry of Human Resources and Armed Forces, Propaganda, Agricultural Office, Meteorology, Development and Reform, Environmental Protection, Construction, Urban Management and Law Enforcement, Transportation, Highways, Salt Affairs, Fire Protection, Civil Affairs, Safety Supervision, Power Supply, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Public Security, Traffic Police, Water Conservancy, Agricultural Machinery, Forestry, Land and Water Affairs , education, sports, civil air defense, health, disease control, food and drug supervision, finance, economy and trade, commerce, grain, supply and marketing, materials, the People's Bank of China, Banking Regulatory Office, China Mobile, China Unicom, Netcom, Telecom, Postal Service, Radio and Television, Information and Network Office, Information Center and other relevant departments and the main responsible persons of each township are members. The leading group has an office, which is located in the county emergency management agency. The main person in charge of the county emergency management agency serves as the director, and the person in charge and the main person in charge of the county meteorological bureau serve as deputy directors. (2) Department and Township Responsibilities 1. County Party Committee Office, County Government Office: After receiving severe weather information, promptly report to the county party committee and county * * Leaders report relevant situations ； Organize and guide county emergency management agencies to carry out disaster weather emergency prevention work. 2. County emergency management agency: Responsible for taking the lead, coordinating, organizing and implementing the disaster weather emergency plan ； After receiving the report of disastrous weather information, organize the analysis and evaluation of the disastrous weather information. If it reaches the early warning activation level, immediately activate the relevant emergency plan and organize relevant departments and units to carry out emergency response work. ； Promptly report to the county party committee and county * * Report on work progress ； Report to the municipal party committee and municipal committee according to procedures * * Report work updates to relevant departments ； Clarify and standardize the release methods, communication channels and methods of severe weather warning signals, etc. ； In the event of severe or severe disastrous weather, schools may be notified to suspend classes and relevant industrial and mining production and operating units to suspend production and operations (except for special industries) ； Recruit relevant experts to form an expert group to provide decision-making suggestions for emergency management, and participate in emergency response to disastrous weather when necessary ； Lift the emergency response in a timely manner based on work progress. 3. Meteorological Bureau: Establish and improve the disaster weather emergency management system and achieve interconnection with county emergency management agencies and related departments ； Improve disastrous weather monitoring, forecasting, and early warning systems, and establish a disastrous weather emergency resource database ； Make good weather forecasts, provide disastrous weather information in a timely and effective manner, and issue severe and severe disastrous weather warning signals ； Strengthen the daily management of weather modification equipment and ammunition to ensure that weather modification operations can be carried out in a timely manner once instructions are received. 4. Construction Bureau, Urban Management and Law Enforcement Bureau, Transportation Bureau, Highway Bureau, Salt Bureau, Development and Reform Bureau, Water Conservancy Bureau, Economic and Trade Bureau, Commercial Corporation, Grain Bureau, Supply and Marketing Cooperative, Material Service Center: According to the scope of responsibilities, in summer, the ditches and canals in the city should be well dredged and flood control materials should be stored to strictly prevent the occurrence of urban flooding. ； In winter, we work together to prepare sufficient road sand, salt, etc., and spread them on urban roads and important road sections in counties and villages (curves, ramps, intersections, etc.) to prevent icy and slippery roads and ensure smooth traffic. (1) Construction Bureau: Take the lead in flood prevention work in urban areas in summer, organize the clearing of ice and snow on roads in winter, and plan and build emergency shelters. The Environmental Sanitation Department, Public Utilities Department, and Municipal Corporation have established a professional road and bridge emergency repair team. Among them, the Environmental Sanitation Department is responsible for organizing snow clearing, deicing, and ditch dredging on primary and secondary arterial roads in the city. The Public Utilities Department and the Municipal Corporation are responsible for spreading snow-melting materials such as road sand, charcoal ash, and snow-melting salt according to actual conditions at intersections of primary and secondary arterial roads, curves, slopes and other important locations in the city, and organizing construction machinery to remove snow and ice. ； Sandbags should be blocked at important flood control points in the city to ensure orderly and smooth flow of urban traffic arteries. The Public Utilities Department has established a professional street lamp repair team to promptly repair and maintain damaged or collapsed street lamps. Focusing on the Gas and Heating Office, Huashen Gas Company and Thermal Power Company, a professional gas supply and heating repair team has been established to maintain the centralized gas and heating pipelines that cannot operate normally due to disastrous weather to ensure normal operation. (2) Urban Management Law Enforcement Bureau: Assist the Construction Bureau in snow removal, ice removal, obstacle removal, flood control and emergency repair and maintenance of urban public facilities on urban roads. (3) Transportation Bureau and Highway Bureau: The Transportation Bureau is responsible for snow removal, ice removal, obstacle removal, flood prevention, emergency repair and maintenance, and waterway transportation safety on county and township roads, strengthening the management of stations and docks, and closing stations and docks when necessary based on actual conditions. The Highway Bureau is responsible for snow removal, ice removal, obstacle removal, flood control and road maintenance on provincial roads such as the Donghong Line, Xueguan Line, Shiyan Line, Yipi Line, Nantan Line, Boyi Line, and Hanlai Line. If there is less than 5 centimeters of snow on the road, anti-slip materials should be sprinkled on key sections such as steep slopes, sharp bends, and bridge decks. ； If there is more than 5 centimeters of snow on the road, we will use manual and mechanical methods to open motor vehicle lanes first, and sprinkle anti-skid materials on key sections such as steep slopes, sharp bends, and bridge decks. (4) Salt Bureau: Responsible for preparing enough salt for melting snow on roads and coordinating with relevant departments to carry out paving work. (5) Development and Reform Bureau, Economic and Trade Bureau, Commercial Corporation, Grain Bureau, Supply and Marketing Cooperative, Material Service Center: Responsible for organizing and coordinating the storage, allocation and emergency supply of disaster weather emergency relief materials and other material support work, formulating emergency material support plans, establishing corresponding material databases, and strictly managing their purchase, inventory, use and destruction. 5. Civil Affairs Bureau: Responsible for the collection, distribution and management of disaster relief materials and funds. Organize disaster relief donations, allocate disaster relief funds in a timely manner, and assist needy people in disaster areas to rebuild their homes. ； Reserve disaster relief supplies to ensure victims have food to eat and clothing to wear ； Pay close attention to the development of the disaster and report it to the superior civil affairs disaster relief department according to procedures within 2 hours of the disaster. ； Before the disaster situation stabilizes, a 24-hour zero reporting system will be implemented. 6. Work Safety Bureau: Responsible for organizing and implementing production safety inspections and implementing production safety measures ； Discover hidden dangers and problems in accidents, implement rectification measures in accordance with the requirements of "fixing personnel, time, funds, and measures", and complete the rectification within a time limit ； If it is difficult to rectify in the short term, strict safety monitoring measures should be taken to prevent the occurrence of various accidents. 7. Power supply company: Responsible for the inspection and maintenance of power lines to ensure power security ； After the power supply was interrupted due to severe weather, the emergency repair team immediately went into rescue operations and restored power within the promised time. 8. Agricultural Bureau: Responsible for supervising and inspecting crop disaster prediction and agricultural disaster reduction and self-rescue work in the county ； Cooperate with the financial department to implement disaster relief policies ； After the occurrence of disastrous weather, technical guidance will be provided to the victims according to the disaster situation, and seedlings will be replanted or other short-growing crops will be resowed in a timely manner. 9. Animal Husbandry Bureau: Responsible for reporting disaster weather information to various breeding communities, breeding farms and relevant enterprises ； Organize the supply of livestock feed and medicine to avoid or reduce livestock disasters ； Disinfect the affected site immediately after the disaster to prevent the occurrence and spread of epidemics ； Timely organize technical forces to go deep into the disaster areas and livestock farms to do a good job in restoring production and reconstruction after the disaster. ； Coordinate with relevant departments to formulate preferential policies to encourage the resumption of production in disaster areas to ensure the safe and stable supply of post-disaster livestock and poultry products. 10. Public Security Bureau, Traffic Police Brigade: Responsible for arranging police forces to maintain traffic order and ensure traffic safety throughout the county. In particular, they should do a good job in patrolling urban roads and important road sections in counties and townships (curves, ramps, intersections, etc.) and maintaining traffic order. ； Strengthen the management of road transportation safety and prohibit vehicle traffic when necessary based on actual conditions ； Once a traffic accident occurs, eye-catching signs should be immediately set up not far from the accident site to avoid recurrence of the accident. ； Maintain public security and order in disaster areas and strictly prevent the occurrence of various cases such as looting of disaster relief supplies. 11. Fire brigade: Responsible for cooperating with relevant departments in emergency rescue work. 12. Water Conservancy Bureau: Responsible for organizing and coordinating flood prevention and rescue work throughout the county ； Collect and organize water conditions and dangers, and report to relevant departments the actual flood conditions of 3 large and medium-sized reservoirs, 140 small reservoirs and major rivers within the jurisdiction ； Organize and guide the Construction Bureau to do a good job in urban flood prevention work ； Cooperate with the Transportation Bureau to strengthen the safe navigation management of ships in various reservoirs during disastrous weather, and take measures to ban navigation when necessary ； When disastrous weather occurs, organize monitoring and inspection of water conservancy projects and water conservancy facilities within the jurisdiction. ； After a dangerous situation occurs, organize emergency rescue immediately, and do a good job in disaster dispatch, reporting and relief. 13. Agricultural Machinery Bureau: Strengthen the management of agricultural machinery and take timely measures to prohibit movement after encountering disastrous weather. 14. Water company: Responsible for the inspection, maintenance and upkeep of water supply pipelines to ensure water supply needs ； In the event of a water supply system failure, emergency repairs will be organized immediately, the repair tasks will be completed within the promised time, and normal water supply will be restored. 15. Education and Sports Bureau: Responsible for the safety precautions of primary and secondary schools, especially those in mountainous areas and D-level dangerous buildings, to ensure the safety of teachers and students ； Implement responsibilities at all levels, regularly organize teachers and students to carry out disaster prevention plan drills, and do a good job in evacuation and resettlement of teachers and students, road traffic safety education, and flood safety education under disastrous weather ； After the occurrence of disastrous weather, effective measures should be taken to prevent the occurrence and spread of diseases. 16. Ministry of Human Resources and Armed Forces: Upon receiving a severe weather warning, immediately organize a militia emergency unit to prepare for emergencies ； According to the requirements of the county emergency management agency, a militia emergency unit was promptly organized to rush to the scene for rescue. 17. Health Bureau, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Food and Drug Administration: Responsible for organizing medical personnel and ambulance vehicles to rush to the disaster site in time to carry out rescue. Medical emergency agencies are responsible for pre-hospital first aid, and hospitals at all levels are responsible for follow-up specialist treatment. The Red Cross and other social groups and organizations actively cooperate with professional medical rescue teams to carry out mass health rescue work. ； Provide needed medicines and medical equipment to disaster areas ； Timely monitor drinking water sources, food, etc. in disaster areas, organize and guide disaster site disinfection and epidemic monitoring, implement emergency response to major epidemics, and prevent the occurrence, spread and spread of epidemics. 18. Environmental Protection Bureau: Responsible for monitoring, collecting and cleaning up pollutants at disaster sites. 19. Sports Center, Civil Air Defense Office: Cooperate with the Construction Bureau to build urban emergency shelters suitable for disaster weather evacuation in accordance with the principle of combining peacetime and wartime, and improve various instructions for emergency shelters. ； The construction of emergency shelters can be combined with the construction of urban public facilities such as parks, squares, and gymnasiums, and underground civil air defense facilities. 20. Agricultural Office: Responsible for coordinating and organizing meteorological, agricultural, animal husbandry, water conservancy, forestry and other relevant departments to conscientiously perform their duties and jointly carry out emergency preparedness work. 21. Bureau of Land and Resources: Responsible for early warning and emergency response to geological dangers and disasters caused by drought, floods and other weather disasters. When a geological disaster occurs, experts will be organized to rush to the scene within 2 hours to conduct disaster assessment, put forward warning level recommendations, track and release early warning information, and guide and organize emergency rescue work. 22. Forestry Bureau: Responsible for the monitoring, early warning and emergency response of forest fire dangers caused by severe drought, strong winds and other disastrous weather. 23. Finance Bureau: Set up a special account and arrange a certain amount of emergency funds from fiscal reserve funds and civil disaster relief funds for disaster prevention and emergency response work ； Upon receipt of the disbursement notification, the funds will be disbursed immediately ； In case of special circumstances, the payment can be made first and then the approval procedures can be completed. 24. China Mobile Company, China Unicom Company, China Netcom Company, Telecom Company, Post Office: Responsible for the radio frequencies, bandwidths, channels, etc. required for emergency work according to their respective responsibilities, and equipped with on-site emergency communication systems to provide guarantee for on-site emergency rescue. ； After equipment was damaged and communications were interrupted due to disastrous weather, personnel were immediately organized to rush to the site for emergency repairs, and the repair tasks were completed within the promised time and normal communications were restored. 25. Propaganda Department, Radio and Television Bureau, Information and Network Management Office, Information Center: Responsible for timely dissemination of disastrous weather monitoring, forecasting, warnings, disaster handling and other related information and related defense knowledge through radio, television, and the "Shandong·Yishui" website, publicizing and popularizing disastrous weather warning signals to the public, and enabling the public to master correct disastrous weather defense and emergency skills ； Do a good job in radio and television publicity, mobilization and news reporting. 26. People’s Bank of China, Banking Regulatory Office: Supervise insurance claims and benefits in disaster areas in accordance with the law. 27. County departments: According to the scope of responsibilities of the "Five Guarantees in Front of the Door", after strong winds, heavy rain, heavy snow and other disaster weather have passed, snow removal, ice removal, obstacle removal and other work should be carried out in a timely manner to ensure orderly order and a clean and tidy environment within the scope of responsibility. 28. Various towns and villages: Establish a disastrous weather emergency management agency to uniformly organize and lead the disastrous weather emergency management work in this administrative region ； Organize social resources such as enterprises, institutions and volunteers to form various mass emergency rescue teams ； After the disaster, the villages and towns where the incident occurred * * Relevant departments such as civil affairs should be organized to set up resettlement sites for victims and relief material supply stations, and do a good job in resettling victims and receiving, distributing, using and managing disaster relief funds and materials in accordance with the law, so as to ensure the basic livelihood of the victims. ； Organize cadres and masses in a timely manner to carry out snow removal, ice removal, obstacle removal, flood prevention, road repair and maintenance, etc. ； Cooperate with relevant county departments to carry out weather forecasting, emergency funds, material reserve allocation, etc. ； Carry out resettlement and post-disaster reconstruction work for the affected people ； Actively mobilize the masses, carry out mass defense and joint defense, and assist the public security department in improving public security ； Report to the county committee and county committee in a timely manner according to procedures * * Report disaster information to relevant county departments. 29. All levels and departments: After the occurrence of disastrous weather, informed units or individuals should promptly report relevant meteorological disaster information through various channels such as meteorological disaster alarm telephones. The report content should include: Reporting unit, contact person, contact information, reporting time, type and characteristics of meteorological disasters, time, location and scope of occurrence, casualties and property losses, measures taken, etc. 5. Warning levels and issuance (1) Daily warning levels and issuance procedures for severe weather * * The Meteorological Administration's "Trial Measures for the Issuance of Early Warning Signals for Sudden Meteorological Disasters" are implemented. Warning signals are generally issued at four levels, and are expressed in blue, yellow, orange and red according to the severity of the disaster. (2) The early warning activation levels in this plan are divided into four levels: general (Level IV), severe (Level III), severe (Level II) and extremely serious (Level I) according to the scope of influence, severity and urgency of the disastrous weather. 1. Level IV warning. A general (Level IV) meteorological disaster is about to occur or may occur, and will cause certain harm and social impact, and a Level IV early warning is initiated. 2. Level III warning. A serious meteorological disaster is about to occur or may occur, and may cause greater harm and social impact, and a Level III warning is activated. 3. Level II warning. A serious meteorological disaster is about to occur or may occur, and may cause serious harm and social impact, and a Level II warning is activated. 4. Level I warning. If a particularly serious meteorological disaster is about to occur or may occur, and may cause particularly serious harm and social impact, a Level I early warning is activated. 6. Emergency response (1) According to the severity, impact and scope of the disastrous weather, the emergency activation level is set as four response levels: Level IV, Level III, Level II and Level I. (2) After the disastrous weather emergency plan is activated, the emergency headquarters of the township where the incident occurred should report to the county emergency management agency in a timely manner. (3) After the plan is launched, the county emergency management agencies and meteorological authorities and their staff are all in place, and a 24-hour foreman system is implemented to track the development and changes of disastrous weather throughout the entire process, strengthen weather consultation, and provide tracking and guidance services. (4) Emergency treatment. 1. Disposal measures. For major or particularly major meteorological disasters, the county emergency management agency organizes, coordinates, and directs member units and professional emergency teams to carry out emergency response work, and establishes an on-site headquarters when necessary. All emergency personnel at each position are in place and a 24-hour duty system is implemented. --The meteorological department tracks the occurrence and development of disastrous weather, monitors and receives meteorological information, and puts forward disposal suggestions based on existing or potential meteorological disasters. --The town where the incident occurred * * The village (resident) committees should immediately organize the masses to carry out self-rescue, organize early emergency response, and organize the masses to carry out self-rescue and mutual rescue as needed, make every effort to control the expansion of the situation, and try their best to reduce disaster losses. ； Relevant departments and units should, in accordance with their respective responsibilities and contingency plans, as well as the requirements of the county emergency management agency, immediately arrive at the designated positions to search for and rescue missing, injured and sick people, and carry out rescue and disaster relief work. --The health department should urgently dispatch professional teams to rescue the injured and organize epidemic prevention and sterilization and the prevention and treatment of epidemic and common diseases. --Based on disposal needs, relevant departments shall take traffic control measures in accordance with the law. --The town where the incident occurred * * and relevant departments should quickly organize personnel and set up warning areas and warning posts to protect key areas, key groups of people, and important materials and equipment. - When necessary, materials, vehicles and related facilities and equipment may be requisitioned from the public in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. 2. Safety protection for emergency personnel. The safety situation at the incident site should be scientifically assessed to ensure the personal safety of personnel on site and carry necessary safety protection equipment. When public participation is required, necessary safety protection knowledge should be explained to the public. 3. Public safety and protection. Township where the incident occurred * * and relevant departments should organize the evacuation of people in a timely manner and try to avoid areas that may be affected and affected by the disaster. 4. Mobilization and participation of social forces. Channels for social participation should be broadened, social forces should be fully mobilized, and volunteer teams and the public should be organized to participate in disaster weather emergency response work. 5. Assessment of the consequences of disastrous weather events. The county emergency management agency should organize relevant member units to conduct timely investigations and statistics on the losses caused by the incident, assess and verify the losses caused by the incident, and announce them to the public in accordance with relevant regulations. 6. News reports. --After the emergency plan is launched, the county emergency management agency should establish a spokesperson system and, in accordance with relevant regulations and requirements, promptly announce to the public the monitoring and early warning of disastrous weather and its derivatives and secondary disasters, casualties, economic losses, and rescue situations due to disasters. - News media such as radio, television, newspapers, and the Internet should report in a timely manner according to the requirements of the county emergency management agency. Reporting or releasing disastrous weather warning information to the public must be from uniformly released information. 7. The emergency is over. After the emergency response work is completed, relevant units and experts will conduct a disaster assessment, and the county emergency management agency will propose suggestions for ending the emergency state and report them to the county party committee and county * * After approval, the county emergency management agency will issue an announcement to end the emergency state. 8. Post-processing. The county emergency management agency should, in conjunction with meteorological and other relevant departments, promptly organize investigations and statistics on the scope of impact and extent of disasters, assess and verify the losses caused by disasters, and report to the county party committee and county * * and relevant superior departments, and announce it to the public in accordance with regulations. 7. Safeguard measures (1) When disastrous weather occurs, the county's emergency response plan for disastrous weather prevention will be automatically launched, and all responsible departments and towns will organize and implement it in a timely manner according to their work responsibilities. (2) All departments and towns at the county level, especially the responsible departments and towns at the county level, should organize manpower and material resources according to the requirements of the plan when severe weather such as strong winds, heavy rain, and heavy snow occurs, and actively make preliminary preparations for emergency response. After the disastrous weather has passed, it will be organized and implemented immediately, and tasks such as snow removal, ice removal, obstacle removal, and repair of public facilities will be basically completed within a 12-hour limit, and a detailed handling report will be submitted to the county emergency management agency within one working day after the incident is handled. (3) All levels and departments must conscientiously carry out disaster prevention and emergency response work in a spirit of high responsibility to the party and the people. It is necessary to strengthen duty management and ensure smooth communication. The main responsible comrades of various responsible departments and towns must maintain smooth communication 24 hours a day. It is necessary to strengthen weather forecasting, improve the accuracy and timeliness of forecasts, issue early warnings and forecasts in a timely manner for disastrous weather, strive to take the initiative in disaster prevention and relief work, and strive to minimize disasters and their impact on economic and social life order. (4) The county party committee office, county government office and county emergency management agency should strengthen supervision and inspection of the implementation of the plan to ensure that all emergency measures are in place in a timely manner. Units and individuals that have made outstanding contributions in meteorological disaster prevention, disaster reduction, and disaster relief work will be commended and rewarded in accordance with relevant regulations. ； Those who fail to implement the regulations will be notified and criticized. ； If the circumstances are serious, the relevant personnel will be held seriously accountable. (5) Each township should formulate its own emergency response plan for disaster weather prevention in accordance with the provisions of this plan and combined with the actual work, and organize and implement it. (6) The county emergency management agency is responsible for interpreting this plan. (7) This plan shall come into effect from the date of issuance. 　 　　　Published on February 29, 2008