x People x Social x Evacuation x Property Risk Community x Services at x Animal x Environmental x Financial x Elements Resources x Operational Mgt x Overall Rating Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic Almost Certain Moderate Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High High Extreme Possible Low Moderate Moderate High High Unlikely Low Low Moderate Moderate High Likelihood Rare Low Low Low Moderate Moderate Responsible Agency/ Position ACT F&R Support Agencies; All emergency services and agencies undertaking a role within a functional area Functional Authority as detailed in the Emergency Plan. Dangerous Goods legislation; Pipeline Construction and Risk Prevention in compliance to AS2885; fire safety standards; Workcover requirements; EPA regulations on storage; lease conditions; reactive safety inspections; industry emergency Prevention arrangements requirements; insurance industry requirements; education programs, land owner liaison, integrity dig-ups, gas pipeline patrols and classification for asset strategies risks. Fire detection systems; insurance; training and exercises; hazmat capabilities; ACT Emergency Plan; MOUs with various agencies; HAZMAT Plan; Fire Brigade SOPs; Pre Preparation incident planning; Gas Pipelines and Distribution Networks Emergency Response Plan; TREAT Mitigation simulations and 24/7 response processes. Active fire detection and suppression systems; hazmat capabilities; ACT Emergency Plan; MOUs with various agencies; HAZMAT Plan; Fire Brigade SOPs; Pre incident planning; Health Emergency Plan (HEP); Public Health Emergency Management Plan Response Controls/ (PHEMP); traffic management; media liaison; fire investigation; evacuation policy; Gas Pipelines and Distribution Networks Emergency Response Plan; EGP Emergency Response Action Plan. Recovery Fire investigation; EPA plan; Workcover; AFP; Coroner. Existing Conducted Date of Assessment by: Review Approved by Date REVIEW Hazard Hazard Hazard Natural Extreme Heat RA19 Category Name ID There is a risk that a prolonged extreme heat event could result in fatalities, impact on health, significant impact on vulnerable communities, impact on energy consumption and resultant disruption to supply, impact on the provision of essential services and infrastructure, increased risk to the Risk environment, impact on animals and increased risk of bushfire. Statement Date Confirmed 23 May 2012 Consequences ANALYSE x People x at Social Risk x Evacuation
Elements at Risk People x Social x Evacuation x Property x Community Services x Animal x Environmental x Financial x Resources x Operational Mgt x Overall Rating x Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic Likelihood Almost Certain Moderate Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High High Extreme Possible Low Moderate Moderate High High Unlikely Low Low Moderate Moderate High Rare Low Low Low Moderate Moderate TREAT Responsible Agency/ Position ACT F&R Support Agencies; Functional Authority All emergency services and agencies undertaking a role within a functional area as detailed in the Emergency Plan. Existing Controls/ Mitigation strategies Prevention Dangerous Goods legislation; Pipeline Construction and Risk Prevention in compliance to AS2885; fire safety standards; Workcover requirements; EPA regulations on storage; lease conditions; reactive safety inspections; industry emergency arrangements requirements; insurance industry requirements; education programs, land owner liaison, integrity dig-ups, gas pipeline patrols and classification for asset risks. Preparation Fire detection systems; insurance; training and exercises; hazmat capabilities; ACT Emergency Plan; MOUs with various agencies; HAZMAT Plan; Fire Brigade SOPs; Pre incident planning; Gas Pipelines and Distribution Networks Emergency Response Plan; simulations and 24/7 response processes. Response Active fire detection and suppression systems; hazmat capabilities; ACT Emergency Plan; MOUs with various agencies; HAZMAT Plan; Fire Brigade SOPs; Pre incident planning; Health Emergency Plan (HEP); Public Health Emergency Management Plan (PHEMP); traffic management; media liaison; fire investigation; evacuation policy; Gas Pipelines and Distribution Networks Emergency Response Plan; EGP Emergency Response Action Plan. Recovery Fire investigation; EPA plan; Workcover; AFP; Coroner. REVIEW Date of Assessment Conducted by: Approved by Review Date Hazard Category Natural Hazard Name Extreme Heat Hazard ID RA19 ANALYSE Risk Statement There is a risk that a prolonged extreme heat event could result in fatalities, impact on health, significant impact on vulnerable communities, impact on energy consumption and resultant disruption to supply, impact on the provision of essential services and infrastructure, increased risk to the environment, impact on animals and increased risk of bushfire. Date Confirmed 23 May 2012 Consequences at Risk People x Social x Evacuation x
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