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EMERGENCY PLANNING & PREPAREDNESS The Malaysia System THE EPR REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON EARLY REPORTING OF EVENTS AND INFORMATION SHARING FOR EVENT AND EXERCISE MANAGEMENT Manila, Philippines 19-23 November, 2007 Hairul Nizam Bin Idris Malaysian Nuclear Agency Malaysia

EMERGENCY PLANNING & PREPAREDNESS The Malaysia System · 2008. 4. 8. · Facility level (Malaysia Nuclear Agency) • Emergency Planning & Preparedness (ERP) has been developed for

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  • EMERGENCY PLANNING & PREPAREDNESS The Malaysia System

    THE EPR REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON EARLY REPORTING OF EVENTS AND INFORMATION SHARING FOR EVENT AND

    EXERCISE MANAGEMENT Manila, Philippines

    19-23 November, 2007

    Hairul Nizam Bin IdrisMalaysian Nuclear Agency

    Malaysia

  • Scope

    • Facility level (Malaysia Nuclear Agency)

    • National Level

  • Facility level (Malaysia Nuclear Agency)

    • Emergency Planning & Preparedness (ERP) has been developed for Nuclear Malaysia to cater for nuclear, radiological and conventional accidents that can take place within and around Nuclear Malaysia complex.

    • ERP described in detail in manual of Safety, Health & Environment Management System (SSP-06)

    • An emergency organization was establish to facilitate in identification of the groups involved and their roles and responsibilities in providing response action and support during an emergency.

  • EMERGENCYDIRECTOR

    DEPUTY EMERGENCY

    DIRECTOR

    ENGINEERING SQUAD

    AREA SUPERVISOR

    SQUAD

    PARAMEDIC SQUAD

    FIRE FIGHTHING SQUAD

    HEALTH PHYSICS SQUAD

    PHYSICAL SECURITY SQUAD

    The emergency organization of Nuclear Malaysia is shown as below:-

  • Meanwhile, an emergency response is managed through an organization as shown below:-

    NOTIFICATION OFAN EMERGENCY

    AT ECC

    EMERGENCYDIRECTOR

    FIRST RESPONDER- Emergency Response Team- Police- Fire Services- Emergency Medical Responder

    ON-SCENE COMMANDER- Reactor Manager- Area Supervisor of theLaboratory where emergency occurs

    RADIOLOGICALASSESSOR- Head of Health PhysicsSquad- AELB

  • • This organization provides a clear structure on hierarchy of command for actions to be taken during emergency response

    • The person in control during an emergency is ED (Emergency Director). He is in charge of the overall strategic management of the emergency response and lead the emergency response action

    • He will also often be the primary spokesperson with the media but in a serious emergency the Director General will deal with media, with ED as the advisor.

  • • In case of emergency has reached the level beyond the capability of the emergency response team to handle, the assistance outside support agencies will be call in. ED may activate the call for this assistance.

    • The agencies to be called upon during an emergency:-– Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB) – to mobilise

    its emergency response team for additional support– Police – maintaining public order and security, traffic

    and crowd control– Health Department – coordinates and controls the

    mobilisation of all health responses to emergencies– Fire & Rescue Department – is the combat agency for

    fire and land based hazardous materials incidence and emergency.

  • National Level• For any nuclear/radiological accident occurs which high radiation

    involved and may have direct effect to areas beyond the boundary of the incident area, AELB will take responsibility of overall strategic management of the emergency response and lead the emergency response action.

    • If the accident is involve with:-– loss of lives– an event that occurs suddenly– complex in nature– destruction of property and/or environment– disruption of the community daily activities

    it will be categories as national disaster

    • In Malaysia national disaster response will be handle by National Security Council (NSC), under Prime Minister Department. AELB will be function as advisor to NSC in making strategic management of the emergency response and planning action.

  • EarthquakesEarthquakes

    Volcano EruptionVolcano Eruption

    FloodFlood

    DroughtDrought

    Heat WaveHeat Wave

    Sand StormSand Storm

    Bush FireBush Fire

    TsunamiTsunami

    TERRORISMTERRORISM

    BombingBombing

    AssassinationAssassination

    Hostage TakingHostage Taking

    KidnappingKidnapping

    Piracy/RobberyPiracy/Robbery

    BioBio--chemchem ThreatThreat

    SabotageSabotage

    Cyber TerrorismCyber Terrorism

    NATURAL DISASTERNATURAL DISASTEROROR

    MAN MADE DISASTERMAN MADE DISASTER

    TyphoonTyphoon

    WindstormWindstorm

    EpidemicEpidemic

    Building CollapseBuilding Collapse

    Building FireBuilding Fire

    RiotsRiots

    Public DisorderPublic Disorder

    Civil DisturbanceCivil Disturbance

    Political ViolencePolitical Violence

    Ethnic violenceEthnic violence

    Religious violenceReligious violence

    Plane CrashPlane Crash

    Ship wreckedShip wrecked

    ExplosionExplosion

    Train CollisionTrain Collision

    Road AccidentRoad Accident

    LandslideLandslide

    MudslideMudslide

    sinkholesinkhole

    INDUSTRIAL DISASTERINDUSTRIAL DISASTER

    FireFire

    ExplosionExplosion

    Oil SpillOil Spill

    ChemicalChemical

    BiologicalBiological

    RadioactiveRadioactive

    NuclearNuclear

    Gas LeakageGas Leakage

    Toxic SubstancesToxic Substances

    THE WORLD OF CRISESTHE WORLD OF CRISES

  • DIRECTIVE 20, NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

    ( N.S.C.)

  • Directive 20 of the National Security Council

    • National Disaster Policy, Mechanism and Response Plan

    • Divided into 3 main level of categories depending on the management capability and capacity (i.e.: areas effected, types/behaviors of disaster, impact to community, level of disaster recovery)

  • MECHANISMDISASTER• Info/message received• 1st Responder to verify info

    DCC/CCC/MCC/DOR

    • Immediate deployment of RMP at scene

    • assessment on level of disaster

    • Search and Rescue Teams and relevant agencies deployed

    • Ready to execute duties on command of the Commander of Disaster Operations

    Set up OSCP

    Level III

    Level II

    Level IOCPD

    Director ISPO CDMRC

    SDMRC

    DDMRC

    CPO

  • ON SCENE MANAGEMENT

    On Site Command Post

    Operations area for specialised Search and

    Rescue Units

    Other Rescue Agencies

    RMP

    DCD

    SMART

    FRD

    ATM

    Emergency Medical Services

    Mortuary

    Rest Area

    Victims Family Centre

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Agencies and Voluntary Bodies

    Food SuppliesCentre

    Media Management

    Centre

    Counselling Centre

    Entrance

    Exit

    High Risk Zone

    Incident Area

  • INCIDENT

    MOVEMENT PHASES IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT

  • AGENCIES ROLES AT DISASTER SITE

    SEARCH AND RESCUE

    EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE

    MEDIASUPPORT

    -Emergency Medical Team -Armed Forces-Red Crescent-St John Ambulance

    -District Office-Local Authorities-Public Works Dept-Telecom-Electricity Board-Army Forces-RMP-Other Agencies

    -Information Dept

    -Broadcasting Dept

    SECURITYWELFARE

    - RMP- RELA

    -FRD-RMP-Armed Forces-The SMART-Emergency

    Medical Team-Malaysian Nuclear Agency-Atomic Licensing

    Board-Civil Defense

    -Welfare Dept-Medical Team-Civil Defense-Red Crescent-St John Amb-RELA

    ON SCENE COMMAND POSTCOMMANDER & DEP COMMANDER

    -Mass Media -Media

    Electronic-Media Control

    -Logistic and Communication-Medical Services-Forensic

    -Public Health

    -Search and Rescue Operation

    -

    Controlling the Scene

    - Investigation

    -Evacuation-Food for victims-Food for responders-Management of evacuation centers

    -Counseling

  • • In case of victims with high radiation exposure involved and it is beyond the capability of Health Department to handle, the AELB officials will request assistance from IAEA under the Convention on Assistance in the Case of Nuclear Accident or Radiological Emergency for special medical treatment of seriously injured victims.

    • Information to public and media will be handled by NSC (as AELB as advisor).

    • Early reporting of events and information sharing to IAEA and regional countries will be managed by AELB.

  • Thank You!

    Terima Kasih!

    ��EMERGENCY PLANNING & PREPAREDNESS �The Malaysia System���THE EPR REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON EARLY REPORTING OF EVENTS AND INFORMATION SHARING FOR EVENT AND EXERCISE MANAGEMENT�Manila, Philippines�19-23 November, 2007ScopeFacility level (Malaysia Nuclear Agency)The emergency organization of Nuclear Malaysia is shown as below:-Meanwhile, an emergency response is managed through an organization as shown below:-�Slide Number 6Slide Number 7National LevelSlide Number 9DIRECTIVE 20, �NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL�( N.S.C.)Directive 20 of the National Security CouncilSlide Number 12Slide Number 13MOVEMENT PHASES IN DISASTER MANAGEMENTSlide Number 15Slide Number 16Slide Number 17