Table D-3 Planning Guide for Determining Incident Levels and Response Incident Level Incident Condition I II * III * Product identifications Placard not required, NFPA 0 or 1 all DOT placarded, NFPA 2 for any Poison A (gas), explosive A/B, organic categories, all Regulated categories, PCBs without fire, EPA peroxide, flammable, solid, materials Materials A, B, C, and D. regulated waste. dangerous when wet, chlorine, fluorine, anhydrous ammonia, radioactive materials, SITE SPECIFIC: Table D-1 and TRU NFPA 3 and 4 for any categories including mixed waste special hazards, PCBs and fire including AND special hazards, PCBs and fire DOT inhalation hazard, EPA extremely hazardous substances, and cryogenics. Container size Container size does not impact this Involves multiple packages. Tank truck. incident level. Fire/explosion potential Under control. May spread/may be explosive. May spread/may be explosive. Leak severity No release or small release Release may not be controllable without Release may not be controllable even with contained or confined with readily special resources. special resources. available resources. Life safety No life-threatening situation from Localized area, limited evacuation area. Localized area, limited evacuation area. materials involved. Environmental impact None. Limited to incident boundaries Contained within the Hazardous waste (Potential) Management Units. Container integrity Not damaged. Damaged but able to contain the contents Damaged to such an extent that catastrophic to allow handling or transfer of product. rupture is possible. * Contingency Plan is implemented
Table D-3 Planning Guide for Determining Incident Levels and Response Incident Condition Incident Level I II * III * Product identifications Placard not required, NFPA 0 or 1 all categories, all Regulated Materials A, B, C, and D. DOT placarded, NFPA 2 for any categories, PCBs without fire, EPA regulated waste. SITE SPECIFIC: Table D-1 and TRU mixed waste AND Poison A (gas), explosive A/B, organic peroxide, flammable, solid, materials dangerous when wet, chlorine, fluorine, anhydrous ammonia, radioactive materials, NFPA 3 and 4 for any categories including special hazards, PCBs and fire including special hazards, PCBs and fire DOT inhalation hazard, EPA extremely hazardous substances, and cryogenics. Container size Container size does not impact this incident level. Involves multiple packages. Tank truck. Fire/explosion potential Under control. May spread/may be explosive. May spread/may be explosive. Leak severity No release or small release contained or confined with readily available resources. Release may not be controllable without special resources. Release may not be controllable even with special resources. Life safety No life-threatening situation from materials involved. Localized area, limited evacuation area. Localized area, limited evacuation area. Environmental impact (Potential) None. Limited to incident boundaries Contained within the Hazardous waste Management Units. Container integrity Not damaged. Damaged but able to contain the contents to allow handling or transfer of product. Damaged to such an extent that catastrophic rupture is possible. * Contingency Plan is implemented
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