MANY ISLANDS PIPE LINES (CANADA) LIMITED EMERGENCY PROCEDURES MANUAL Government Notification Requirements
Occupational Health and Safety
3.1.1.7
• Provide a support role during an upstream petroleum industry incident. • If notified of an incident, contact MER to confirm awareness.
• Maintain 24-hour availability of an emergency planning officer for representation to the Provincial Emergency Operations Centre, if requested.
• Provide a liaison officer to the ICC when requested.
• Monitor the health and safety aspects of applicable occupations within the hazard area to ensure all necessary precautions are taken to protect worker safety. • Carry out appropriate investigations and recommend actions to reduce the possibility of recurrence.
3.1.1.8
Local EmergencyServices – RCMP/Police, Ambulance, Fire
• Understand the response role when there is a private and public sector response.
Upon Notification of Incident
• Establish contact with the industrial operator.
Establish contact with MER.
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• Obtain additional hazard information.
• Determine where roadblocks should be/are established. • Determine direction of approach to the incident.
Determine if there are injuries.
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• Determine what response and public protection actions the operator has initiated. • Identify what resources are required and where they should be staged.
• Identify the location of the On-Site Command Post (OSCP) and any Incident Command Centres (ICC) or Provincial Command Centres (PCC).
Duties
• Respond and assess emergency incident.
• Establish a unified Emergency Operations Centre (EOC).
• Communicate with MER Emergency Operations Centre and provide Situation Reports as required. • Initiate appropriate public protection method when necessary or required. • Dispatch a representative to the ICC, once established, to coordinate the response.
• Maintain roadblocks as necessary.
Assist with fire protection.
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• Provide emergency medical assistance as required.
Provide timely news releases.
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• Communicate with MER to confirm call down of incident. • Conduct municipal and multi-agency debriefings.
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Section 3.1, Page 4
March 2026
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