FREON SPILL DRILLOBJECTIVE:To train damage control personnel in spill cleanup procedures and equipment use.APPLICABILITY: ALLSUPPORT SERVICES REQUIRED:ACCEPTABLE EQUIVALENCYREQUIREMENTS:NoneNoneAs approved by ISICSCENARIO I:Ship is in port. Piping failure leads to complete venting of refrigerant from reefer deck into anAC machinery room. The body of one individual is visible from the access hatch/door.SCENARIO II: Ship is underway. Misalignment of valve causes venting of refrigerant into AC machineryroom. The body of one individual is visible from the access hatch/door.PROCEDURES:1. INITIAL PROCEDURES:a. Spill stopped and reported to DCCb. Ship reports spill via OPREP-3, Navy Blue or Unit SITREP, and Oil Spill Report, OPNAVINST.5090.12. DAMAGE ASSESSMENT:a. Isolate areab. Breakout equipment to retrieve injured personnelc. Determine freon vapor concentration in the aird. Select protective equipment and clothing based on findings3. REPAIR TASKS:a. Breakout spill cleanup equipment and stage materials in the local areab. Dress out personnel in appropriate protective equipment provided in the spill cleanup kitc. Remove injured personnel and provide first aidd. Contain liquid spill using Wing materials or other equipmente. Stage equipment and materials to maximize efficiencyf. Separate contaminated materials for disposalg. Commence cleanup operations using absorbent pads and other equipmenth. Collect contaminated materials for reuse or segregate for disposali. Continue cleaning until no visible sign of liquid is present and vapor concentration level is below 10percent of the LELj. Containerize contaminated materials in preparation for transportation and disposalk. Restore unused materials1. Decontaminate personnel and equipmentm. Package residual contaminated materials for disposalFigure 1-5.—Spill drill for freon.1-14
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