Risk Number & Triggers Operational Strategic Opportunities Description Consequences Consequences 8. A major gas, Fire or explosion at a gas incident declared Reputational risk if incident Positive PR. petrochemical, LPG or LNG terminal (or Probable invocation of local, management is called into question Raises profile of ECFRS with industrial accident associated onshore and possibly national, Mutual Criminal proceedings politicians. feedstock pipeline) or Aid arrangements proceedings Improve relationships with Up to 3km around site flammable gas storage sites National coordination Possible large fines partner agencies causing from 10 to 500 Fire or explosion at an oil Unavoidable pollution due to Public Inquiry Training with partner agencies fatalities and from 150 refinery necessary fire / incident Political impact Planning with partner to 1500 casualties. Gas Industrial Toxic Chemical ground action Environmental impact agencies terminal event likely to Releases Death or (severe) injury to Public scrutiny/perception Build strong relationships with be of short duration Radioactive substance fire-fighter(s) in addition to Reliefs over a protracted incident. site managers once feed lines are release from a nuclear scene casualties etc. Invocation of Mutual Aid Provision of MoU with private isolated; event at a reactor accident arrangements. sector to increase our storage site could last Invocation of SCG over a protracted response capacity in more for days if the period and the possible specialised equipment (i.e. explosion damaged consequence on strategic foam) control equipment. Gas managers and maintaining shortage not expected business as usual. but some Liaison with COBRA leading to disconnections of national direction. intensive users. Potential postponement of Service Disruption to transport business. services (road and rail) Business continuity plans invoked locally for up to a week and to provision of health services locally.
Risk Number & Description Triggers Operational Consequences Strategic Consequences Opportunities 8. A major gas, petrochemical, industrial accident Up to 3km around site causing from 10 to 500 fatalities and from 150 to 1500 casualties. Gas terminal event likely to be of short duration once feed lines are isolated; event at a storage site could last for days if the explosion damaged control equipment. Gas shortage not expected but some disconnections of intensive users. Disruption to transport services (road and rail) locally for up to a week and to provision of health services locally. Fire or explosion at a gas LPG or LNG terminal (or associated onshore feedstock pipeline) or flammable gas storage sites Fire or explosion at an oil refinery Industrial Toxic Chemical Releases Radioactive substance release from a nuclear reactor accident incident declared Probable invocation of local, and possibly national, Mutual Aid arrangements National coordination Unavoidable pollution due to necessary fire / incident ground action Death or (severe) injury to fire-fighter(s) in addition to scene casualties etc. Reputational risk if incident management is called into question Criminal proceedings proceedings Possible large fines Public Inquiry Political impact Environmental impact Public scrutiny/perception Reliefs over a protracted incident. Invocation of Mutual Aid arrangements. Invocation of SCG over a protracted period and the possible consequence on strategic managers and maintaining business as usual. Liaison with COBRA leading to national direction. Potential postponement of Service business. Business continuity plans invoked Positive PR. Raises profile of ECFRS with politicians. Improve relationships with partner agencies Training with partner agencies Planning with partner agencies Build strong relationships with site managers Provision of MoU with private sector to increase our response capacity in more specialised equipment (i.e. foam)
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