Code Orange MOD EAP Immediate Steps

Investigate

•  Assess the situation
  • What type of chemical was exposed?  Liquid?  Powder?  Gas?
  • Can you smell it?  Taste it in the air?  Are you having a physical reaction to the chemical?
  • How much has spilled?
  • Did any chemical get on you or others?
  • Any PPE available on the scene?
• If a Guest or other Pack Members is near the chemical spill, ask them to vacate the area.

Communicate

• On Engineering channel, call for 910 to the scene.  Together MOD and Engineering will determine if the Fire Department needs to be called based on the amount and type of chemical exposure. 
  • If an evacuation is necessary, switch to ALL CALL and announce a Code Orange to begin evacuation procedures.  Click Here for MOD escalated steps.
• If Guest or Pack requires medical attention, ensure Aquatics (510) is on their way with a medical kit for a Code 2 or 3.

React  

• Work with Engineering in assessing the situation, observing from a safe distance.
• Evaluate proper PPE by checking the SDS to address the chemical spill.
• Do not engage with the chemical or area of the spill without wearing appropriate PPE.
• If at any point you feel your safety is threatened leave the area and wait for the Fire Department.

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