Agency Information (Please Print)
First Name: Last Name: Title:
Agency Name: Area/County of Responsibility:
Agency Address: City: State Zip:
    
Agency Email: Non 911 Phone: Fax: 24 hr Emergency Phone # :
Department Chief: Chief's Phone:

Agency Type

- Public Protection Classification (PPC) Rating:

Station Type

Total number of personnel: Fulltime: Volunteer:

Survey of Emergency Response Capabilities

EQUIPMENT
1. Total number of operational trucks: Pumper   Tanker
2. Total number of ladders/aerial trucks:
3. Does your agency have firefighting equipment (i.e. foam) suitable for oil, natural gas, liquid petroleum, or any other types of pipeline fires?

If yes, please list:


4. Can your organization provide, or have access to, air evacuation services?
5. Does your agency have, or have access to, ambulance services?
6. Does your agency have, or have access to, earth moving equipment that could be utilized in the event of an emergency?

MUTUAL AID
1. Does your agency have Mutual Aid Agreements?
If yes, with whom?

Survey of Emergency Response Capabilities

COMMUNICATIONS
1. Can you communicate by radio on an incident scene with your federal, state, and local emergency response partners?
2. Who has primary responsibility for dispatch operations?
3. Are your radios safe for operation in a hazardous atmosphere (intrinsically safe)?

CAPABILITIES
1. Has your agency ever responded to a pipeline incident?
2. If a pipeline incident did occur, would your agency respond?
3. Has your agency performed any practical training (hands on, mock drill, tabletop) on how to respond to a pipeline emergency?
4. Has your agency received training in regards to pipeline safety prior to this class?
5. Can your organization assist with traffic control on state and interstate highways?
6. Can your organization provide medical assistance?
7. Does your organization have personnel that are trained to fight oil, natural gas, liquid petroleum, and other types of pipeline fires?
8. Does your organization have personnel that are certified Hazardous Materials/HAZWOPER responders?
If so, what level?
9. Can your organization assist with public evacuation?
10. Does your organization have a plan for public evacuation?
11. Does your organization have a hazardous spill contingency plan?
12. Do you feel that your agency has the necessary training for a response in the event of a pipeline emergency?
13. Can you provide communications and assistance with public evacuation?
We appreciate and value your input, and in an effort to continuously improve our program, please provide any other information you feel would be beneficial to us. Thank you!
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