Section II - Relationship of Emergency Response Plan and Incident Action Plan

Question 1

The term __________ ________ ________ occurs frequently in this manual. Yet there is no mention of such a document in title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations section 1910.120.

Answer 1

Incident Action Plan (IAP)

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Question 2

However, the term ___________ __________ _______ appears in section (q)(1) and its elements appear in (q)(2).

Answer 2

Emergency Response Plan

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Question 3

Requirements for other documents such as ______ ________ Plan, _______ _________ _________ Plan, and __________ ________ Entry appear in various sections of 1910.120.

Answer 3

Site Safety / Site Specific Safety / Confined Space

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Question 4

Suffice it to say the _______ is the documentation of actions planned, attempted, carried out, and culminated at the incident and the documents that justify and support decisions made at the scene.

Answer 4

IAP

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Question 5

Additionally, in sections (l)(3) requirements titled “Procedures for Handling Emergency Incidents” are mandated. These include __________, __________ conditions, _______, ___________ with the fire or emergency response plans of the community.

Answer 5

topography, weather conditions, maps, compatibility

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Question 6

Each incident requires its own IAP based on the ____________ of the ___________.

Answer 6

conditions of the moment

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Question 7

Documents such as the ICS forms (or their local equivalent), confined space entry forms, training records, chronological reports, PPE selection guides, and MSDS all become part of an _______.

Answer 7

IAP

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Question 8

The best advice that can be given is to accumulate all possible ______________ and justify each decision using rational judgement based on the _____________.

Answer 8

documentation / documents

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Question 9

The ___________ __________ Cheif is responsible for collecting the elements and putting the IAP together.

Answer 9

Planning Section

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