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1 New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
2 NJDEP Bureau of Emergency Response Michael Mariano, Emergency Response Specialist WARN DEP
3 Emergency Response Operations Briefing Overview ROLE OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE UNITS GOALS OF THE BUREAU OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM PREVENTION, PREPAREDNESS, CONTAINMENT
4 BER Mission Statement Ensure the safety of the citizens of the state of New Jersey and protect the environment during emergency situations involving hazardous materials.
5 Role of the Bureau of Emergency Response Receives notifications of incidents of immediate concern from Trenton Dispatch as received (24 hours a day) Evaluates each incident to assess the harm or threat to the public and the environment Acting upon the incident particulars, BER makes specific recommendations to the responsible emergency service agency and may direct the actions of a responsible party BER staff assists local, county, state and federal agencies and functions as the State s On Scene Coordinator at multi jurisdictional incidents When necessary, BER will assume a more active role in the mitigation of an emergency including taking on the clean up of a discharge or dumping incident in the absence of a cooperative responsible party
6 Goals of Emergency Response Provide coordinated, timely and effective on-scene response. When appropriate, function as the State s on-scene Coordinator (SOSC). During major emergencies, provide accurate appropriate on-scene and technical data for senior management s involvement and decision making. During major emergencies, provide focal point for all departmental notifications and resource deployments. Administer emergency Spill Fund operations. Provide technical assistance to State s Division of Criminal Justice, public officials, private citizens and industry on Emergency Response issues. Monitor Emergency Mitigative operations by responsible parties. Monitor and audit CEHA Emergency Response related activities. During major emergencies involving Weapons of Mass Destruction, provide technical assistance to identify the chemical agent involved.
7 I-80 Tanker Fire World Trade Center Attack Explosions and Fires Motiva Refinery Explosion
8 Exact Anodizing Abandoned Facility 29 Riverside Abandoned Trailer Abandoned Chemicals Evergreen Inc. Abandoned Facility
9 Transportation Incidents FedEx Plane Crash at Newark Airport Sodium Hypochlorite Tanker Paulsboro Train Derailment
10 Kuehne Chemical M/V OOCL Blossom Chemical Releases Reichold Chemical
11 Major Oil Spills Valero Tank Farm Eastern Terminal Pipeline Absecon Inlet
12 Lakehurst WMD Exercise Suspicious Powders Weapons of Mass Destruction / Domestic Preparedness Trenton USPS Anthrax
13 Inlet Oil Spill Booming Project Shark River Inlet Sea Girt Inlet Manasquan Inlet Barnegat Inlet Delaware Bay Beach Haven Inlet Little Egg Inlet Brigantine Inlet Absecon Inlet Great Egg Harbor Inlet Corson Inlet Atlantic Ocean Townsends Inlet Hereford Inlet Cape May Inlet
14 Flooded Industry GIS Container Inventory Hurricane Floyd Bound Brook Flooding
15 State of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection NJ DEP Emergency Response Headquarters - Trenton (609) DEP Emergency Response North Cedar Knolls (973) DEP Emergency Response South - Ewing (609) REPORT ALL ABUSES OF THE ENVIRONMENT TO NJDEP HOT LINE 877 WARN DEP
16 What Can You Do? Prevention Preparedness Containment CALL!! 877 WARN DEP
17 Prevention Signage No Hazardous Materials Hours of Operation Storage Containers Compatibility Education Mailings/Website
18 Preparedness Training Spill Drills Safety Contingency Plan Spills Fires Unknowns Hazard Identification
19 Hazard Identification
20 Hazard Identification
21 Hazard Identification
22 Containment Sorbent Boom Sorbent Pads
23 Containment Speedy Dry Drum Pallets
24 CALL 877 WARN DEP
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