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INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Emergency Management System Corporate Program Manual

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Tier III Emergency Response Plans

Rocky Mountain Region – Gas Pipeline Operations (Cdn)

Plan Compiled Date: 2016-AUG-22

This document is a compilation of all Tier III Emergency Response Plans for TransCanada’s Rocky Mountain Region – Gas Pipeline Operations.

Tier III Emergency Response Plans are developed to augment the Emergency Management Corporate Program Manual and to provide specific instruction or focus on a narrower geographic area within a

pipeline system.

An Appendix, which describes the nature of protected information which has been redacted from the Plans, has been included at the end of this document. The Appendix includes statements explaining why

the information is protected from public disclosure.

ERP STN NAME: ACME COMPRESSOR STATION STN # 363

Compressor Station Emergency Plan Review / Change Checklist

REVIEW OF EMERGENCY PLAN

Date Plan Reviewed

(yyyy-mm-dd)

Reviewed By: (Name of

Contractor or Employee)

Employee or Contractor - Initial all Sections Reviewed

2016-05-31 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MJ Site Details

2016-06-20 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KO Contact Names & Numbers MJ List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals MJ Emergency Equipment MJ Hazard Assessments MJ Evacuation / Emergency Procedures MJ Isolation and Shut Off Procedures MJ Onsite Spill Handling and Containment MJ Directions to Site KO Resident List & Landowner Contact Information MJ Station Plot Plan & Schematic MJ Station Piping and P&ID Drawings

CHANGES TO EMERGENCY PLAN

Date Plan Changed

(yyyy-mm-dd)

Changed By: (Name of


Employee or Contractor - Initial all Sections Changed

2016-06-20 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Site Details KO Contact Names & Numbers

2016-05-31 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MJ List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals MJ Emergency Equipment Hazard Assessments KO Evacuation / Emergency Procedures Isolation and Shut Off Procedures Onsite Spill Handling and Containment Directions to Site Resident List & Landowner Contact Information Station Plot Plan & Schematic Station Piping and P&ID Drawings

*Note* • All sections of the emergency plan must be reviewed annually. • “Contact” information may be reviewed by a non technical resource; however, all other sections must

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INDEX:

SITE DETAILS

CONTACT NAMES & NUMBERS

LIST & LOCATION OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS ON SITE

EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

HARARD ASSESSMENTS

EVACUATION / EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

ISOLATION & SHUT OFF PROCEDURES

ONSITE SPILL HANDLING & CONTAINMENT PLAN

DIRECTIONS TO SITE

RESIDENT LISTING (LANDOWNER CONTACT INFORMATION)

STATION PLOT PLAN & SCHEMATIC………………………………………….TAB 1

STATION PIPING/PROCESS & INSTRUMENTATION DRAWINGS……TAB 2

To electronically access:

Emergency Plans

• Go to TransCanada Home Page, Select Applications…Select EDMS-FileNET…Select the General

Library . . . Type in username and password . . . Enter • Choose Emergency Management, Emergency Plans, Rocky Mountain Region • Choose Area and then choose type of facility (Compression, Meter Station or Sensitive Areas) or • They can be found on the S-Drive: Path: S:\RMR_AIRDRIE_General_File_Index\4. EMERGENCY\EOC - EMERGENCY PLANS - Associates Update

Directions to Facilities Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix Drawings

• Go to TransCanada Home Page, Select Applications…Select EDMS-FileNET…Select the Engineering

Library . . . Type in username and password . . . . Enter • If you have a Drawing Number use the Facility Number to Search

(ex: Drawing #B1-0653-1-01 – Search by Facility Number 0653) or • If you do not have the Facility Number you can search by Facility Name using the wildcard

characters: * facility name* • Change the ‘Maximum Results’ Box to 1000 as a search may produce several results • Select the ‘search now’’ button, results will appear in bottom portion of the screen

Rev. 17 / Effective Date: June 20, 2016 Page 2 of 8


NAME OF SITE ACME COMPRESSOR STATION

LEGAL LOCATION W1/2-19-28-26-W4 GPS LOCATION

(DEGREES DECIMAL) Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix

NEAREST TOWN / CITY Beiseker, AB

DETAIL LOCATION ATTACHED TO ERP

FACILITY SCHEMATICS

To electronically access drawings please see Table

of Contents

LOCATION/ACCESS Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix


of Contents NUMBER AND SIZE OF

PIPELINES Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix

LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE AGENCIES POLICE 911 or 403-947-3496 (Beiseker)

FIRE DEPARTMENT 911 or 403-947-3774 (Beiseker)

AMBULANCE 911 or

STARS AIR AMBULANCE 1-888-888-4567

CELL USERS: *4567 Site Registration # 1701

NEAREST HOSPITAL 403-443-2444 (Three Hills) TRANSCANADA EMERGENCY LINE 1-888-982-7222 CANUTEC (CHEMICAL INQUIRIES) 1-613-996-6666 or *666 cell

INTERNAL COMPANY CONTACTS

(ATTACH A LIST OF INTERNAL NOTIFICATIONS) NAME NUMBER

TRANSCANADA EMERGENCY # 1-888-982-7222

Gas Control Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix



Airdrie EOC Manager Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix





LOCAL MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES

MAYOR/REEVE

NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NUMBERS BUSINESS RESIDENCE CELL PAGER Refer to Emergency Services Contact Binder located in the Regional EOC

MUNICIPAL EOC LOCATION

NAME LOCATION GPS, ADDRESS OR LEGAL

PHONE NUMBER

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS

CHIEF/COUNCIL CONTACT


DIRECTOR OF DISASTER SERVICES

EMERGENCY MEASURES ORGANIZATION


PROVINCIAL / STATE DISASTER SERVICES

NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NUMBERS BUSINESS RESIDENCE CELL PAGER 24 hr.

Emergency Response

AEMA 1-866-618-2362 N/A N/A N/A

Daytime – non-

emergency (780)422-9000 N/A N/A N/A

LOCAL EVACUATION CENTER(S) FACILITY

NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NUMBERS

CONTACT NAME RESIDENCE CELL BUSINESS

None Given



REGULATORY AGENCIES

FEDERAL REGULATORY AGENCIES

TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE

NUMBER FAX NUMBER

Place du Center 4th Floor

200 Promenade du Portage Hull, Quebec

K1A-1K8

TSB 24 Hour Occurrence Hot Line (819) 997-7887 (819)953-7876

Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

NATIONAL ENERGY BOARD

ADDRESS PHONE NUMBERS FAX NUMBER E-MAIL

444 Seventh Avenue SW, Calgary, Alberta,

T2P 0X8

Transportation Safety Board

1-819-997-7887 Emergency Cell Phone:


(403) 292-5503 [email protected]

For INFORM purposes (immediate oral reporting required for each event) Done by Area Manager or EOC Manager

** Written report to follow within 24 – 48 hours of event PROVINCIAL REGULATORY & ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCIES

ERCB - FIELD CENTRES FIELD OFFICE CONTACT NUMBERS EMAIL ADDRESS

Red Deer Field Centre Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

[email protected]

Midnapore Field Centre 320, 295 Midpark Way

SE Calgary, AB T2X 2A8

Phone: Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Fax: 403-297-5283

Redacted name – See point 1 in Appendix, Field Centre Team Leader Phone: Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix E-mail: Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix FIS Contact : Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

[email protected]


mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


AESRD (AB Environmental Sustainable Resource Development)

ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS FAX NUMBER

Main Floor, Great West Life Building

9920 108 Street Edmonton, AB T5K 2M4

Hrs of Operation: Monday to Friday

8:15 am – 4:30 pm [email protected]

24 Hour Hotline: 1-800-222-6514

AB Toll Free: 310-ESRD (3773)

http://srd.alberta.ca

780-427-4407

MUTUAL AID PARTNERS

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS N/A

INDUSTRY PARTNERS

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS Sundre Petroleum Operators Group

(SPOG) NA NA 1-800-567-0818

CUSTOMERS


LIST AND LOCATION OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL ON SITE REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX LOCAL EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX LOCAL HAZARD ASSESSMENTS

Identify hazards that may affect the health and safety of employees, responders and others. For example; High quantities of dangerous chemicals stored on site.

HAZARD ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES Uncontrolled natural gas release Mechanical moving equipment Pressurized line ruptures Hot fluid lines (glycol or oil) Natural gas fire or explosion ESD – Noise, CO2 emissions Electrical fire Electrical equipment shock and burns Station equipment malfunction / failure Liquid release or spill. E.g.: Oils, glycol, odorant Batteries – corrosive & hydrogen gas release

EVACUATION PROCEDURE If a station evacuation is necessary all persons will report to the Southwest side of the station yard at the main gate.

EMERGENCY PROCEDURE

During an emergency the Technician/First Responder:


mailto:[email protected]://srd.alberta.ca/


1. Stabilizes and controls the immediate hazard if possible (e.g. close valves). 2. Contacts Gas Control and the AOI Manager and gives the following information:

a) Location of emergency. b) Dangers involved. c) Additional assistance and requirements. d) Activate emergency Management System

3. Utilize First Responder Kit and Checklist to assist with all response activities. 4. Locate safe meeting place. 5. Ensure the safety of everyone on site. 6. Assign one person to locate anyone that might be missing. 7. Establish first aid stations. 8. Keep Gas Control updated as required during the emergency. 9. Assign a team to shut off the fuel sources if they can be shut down. 10. Initiate a written log of events that includes the times of events. 11. Forward any casualty information to the EOC Manager (not by mobile radio). 12. Follow the Acme Compressor Station evacuation procedure if evacuation is

necessary.

ISOLATION AND SHUT-OFF PROCEDURES Valve Sequence Emergency Shutdown (ESD): REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX

ONSITE SPILL HANDLING AND CONTAINMENT PLAN:

To facilitate containment and clean up of minor spills utilize materials from the spill containment cabinet located in the safety room of this compressor station. Methane Accidental Release Measures: Avoid heat, flames, sparks and other sources of ignition. Stop leak if possible without personal risk. Keep people away; isolate hazard area and control entry. Remove sources of ignition. Methods for cleaning up – In the event of minor spillage:

• Absorb in sand and other inert material. • Collect spilled material with shovel • Place into a clean container and cover container loosely • Clean up affected area with soap and water.

Methods for cleaning up – In the event of major spillage:

• Collect spilled material in seeable containers. • Clean up affected area with soap and water.

DIRECTIONS TO SITE:

REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX



RESIDENT CONTACT INFORMATION Residential contact information is stored in a secured database and will not be attached in this plan to ensure confidentiality. In the event of an emergency this information will be accessed by TransCanada land representatives. Landowner Database:

LANDOWNER CONTACT INFORMATION

Once the Incident Command System is activated, the Calgary Community, Safety & Environment (CSE) contact will be notified as part of a group page.

Landowner contact information will be supplied to the Regional EOC through the CSE contact if required. (Regional Land and Community Representatives also have access to the landowner data base.) The Regional EOC Evacuation Coordinator is to contact the Calgary CSE Department for a title search and search of the internal database for relevant information. (The legal land location of the emergency site must be provided to initiate the search). The on-call 24/7 pager # for the Calgary Community, Safety & Environment (CSE) contact is Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix For Regional Land Department resources, please contact Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix:

• Office # Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix • Cell # Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix • Home # Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix


ERP STN NAME: BEISEKER COMPRESSOR STATION STN # 2615



Date Plan Reviewed

(yyyy-mm-dd)




2016-07-13 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix DP Site Details

Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KO Contact Names & Numbers DP List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals DP Emergency Equipment DP Hazard Assessments DP Evacuation / Emergency Procedures DP Isolation and Shut Off Procedures DP Onsite Spill Handling and Containment DP Directions to Site DP Resident List & Landowner Contact Information DP Station Plot Plan & Schematic DP Station Piping and P&ID Drawings


Date Plan Changed

(yyyy-mm-dd)




Site Details

2016-07-13 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KO Contact Names & Numbers

List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals Emergency Equipment Hazard Assessments KO Evacuation / Emergency Procedures Isolation and Shut Off Procedures Onsite Spill Handling and Containment Directions to Site Resident List & Landowner Contact Information Station Plot Plan & Schematic Station Piping and P&ID Drawings



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INDEX:

SITE DETAILS



EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

HARARD ASSESSMENTS




DIRECTIONS TO SITE





Emergency Plans



Directions to Facilities • Go to the Rocky Mountain Region Home page to locate access maps Redacted – See point 2 in

Appendix Drawings





Rev. 17 / Effective Date: July, 2016 Page 2 of 8


NAME OF SITE Beiseker COMPRESSOR STATION

LEGAL LOCATION NE-24-27-25-W4 GPS LOCATION


NEAREST TOWN / CITY Beiseker, AB


FACILITY SCHEMATICS Plot Plan (North) B1-0677-00-010 Rev 3


of Contents

LOCATION/ACCESS


of Contents NUMBER AND SIZE OF

PIPELINES Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix

LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE AGENCIES POLICE 911 or (403) 947-3496 (Beiseker)

FIRE DEPARTMENT 911 or (403) 947-3774 (Beiseker)

AMBULANCE 911 or



NEAREST HOSPITAL (403) 443-2444 (Three hills) TRANSCANADA EMERGENCY LINE 1-888-982-7222 CANUTEC (CHEMICAL INQUIRIES) 1-613-996-6666 or *666 cell

INTERNAL COMPANY CONTACTS (ATTACH A LIST OF INTERNAL NOTIFICATIONS)

NAME NUMBER TRANSCANADA EMERGENCY # 1-888-982-7222

Gas Control Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Airdrie EOC Manager Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix




MAYOR/REEVE




PHONE NUMBER

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS








Emergency Response

AEMA 1-866-618-2362 N/A N/A N/A

Daytime – non-





Beiseker Community

Centre 410 – 5th Street


403-947-3788


N/A



REGULATORY AGENCIES



NUMBER FAX NUMBER



K1A-1K8






T2P 0X8


1-819-997-7887 Emergency Cell Phone: Redacted – See point 1 in

Appendix





Red Deer Field Centre


Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix, Field Centre Team Leader Phone: Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix E-mail: Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix FIS Contact : Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

[email protected]

Midnapore Field Centre

320, 295 Midpark Way SE

Calgary, AB T2X 2A8



[email protected]


mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]








24 Hour Hotline: 1-800-222-6514



780-427-4407

MUTUAL AID PARTNERS


INDUSTRY PARTNERS

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS Airdrie & Area Public

& Petroleum Producers Awareness

Alliance (APPA)

N/A N/A 1-800-949-9288

CUSTOMERS









EMERGENCY PROCEDURE

During an emergency the Technician/First Responder:

1. Stabilizes and controls the immediate hazard if possible (e.g. close valves). 2. Contacts Gas Control and the AOI Manager and gives the following information:


3. Utilize First Responder Kit and Checklist to assist with all response activities. 4. Locate safe meeting place. 5. Ensure the safety of everyone on site. 6. Assign one person to locate anyone that might be missing. 7. Establish first aid stations. 8. Keep Gas Control updated as required during the emergency. 9. Assign a team to shut off the fuel sources if they can be shut down. 10. Initiate a written log of events that includes the times of events. 11. Forward any casualty information to the EOC Manager (not by mobile radio). 12. Follow the Beiseker Compressor Station evacuation procedure if evacuation is

necessary.

ISOLATION AND SHUT-OFF PROCEDURES Valve Sequence Emergency Shutdown (ESD): REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX








DIRECTIONS TO SITE: REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX







ERP STN NAME: CLEARWATER COMPRESSOR STATION STN # 2614



Date Plan Reviewed

(yyyy-mm-dd)




2016-07-18 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix TF Site Details

2016-07-19 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KO Contact Names & Numbers TF List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals TF Emergency Equipment TF Hazard Assessments TF Evacuation / Emergency Procedures TF Isolation and Shut Off Procedures TF Onsite Spill Handling and Containment TF Directions to Site KO Resident List & Landowner Contact Information TF Station Plot Plan & Schematic TF Station Piping and P&ID Drawings


Date Plan Changed

(yyyy-mm-dd)




2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Site Details KO Contact Names & Numbers List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals Emergency Equipment Hazard Assessments Evacuation / Emergency Procedures Isolation and Shut Off Procedures Onsite Spill Handling and Containment Directions to Site Resident List & Landowner Contact Information Station Plot Plan & Schematic Station Piping and P&ID Drawings



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INDEX:

SITE DETAILS



EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

HARARD ASSESSMENTS




DIRECTIONS TO SITE





Emergency Plans




Appendix Drawings





Rev. 17 / Effective Date: July 19, 2016 Page 2 of 8


NAME OF SITE CLEARWATER COMPRESSOR STATION

LEGAL LOCATION SE ¼ 03 36 07 W5 GPS LOCATION


NEAREST TOWN / CITY CAROLINE


FACILITY SCHEMATICS

To electronically access drawings

please see Index (Page 2)

LOCATION/ACCESS



NUMBER AND SIZE OF PIPELINES


LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE AGENCIES

POLICE 911 or 403-845-2881 (Rocky) 403-638-3655 (Sundre) FIRE DEPARTMENT 911 or # not available (Caroline)

AMBULANCE 911 or



NEAREST HOSPITAL 403-845-3347 (Rocky) 403-638-3033 (Sundre) TRANSCANADA EMERGENCY LINE 1-888-982-7222 CANUTEC (CHEMICAL INQUIRIES) 1-613-996-6666 or *666 cell



Gas Control Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

Airdrie EOC Manager Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix




MAYOR/REEVE




PHONE NUMBER

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS








Emergency Response

AEMA 1-866-618-2362 N/A N/A N/A

Daytime – non-





None Given



REGULATORY AGENCIES



NUMBER FAX NUMBER



K1A-1K8






T2P 0X8



Appendix








[email protected]



Calgary, AB T2X 2A8



[email protected]




403-297-8303

AESRD (AB Environmental Sustainable Resource Development) ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS FAX NUMBER





24 Hour Hotline: 1-800-222-6514



780-427-4407

MUTUAL AID PARTNERS


INDUSTRY PARTNERS

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS Sundre Petroleum Operators Group

(SPOG) NA NA 1-800-567-0818

CUSTOMERS








EVACUATION PROCEDURE

If a station evacuation is necessary all persons will report to the Southwest side of the station yard at the main gate.

EMERGENCY PROCEDURE

During an emergency the Technician/First Responder will:

1. Stabilize and control the immediate hazard if possible (e.g. close valves). 2. Contact Gas Control and the Area Manager and gives the following information:


3. Utilize First Responder Kit and Checklist to assist with all response activities. 4. Locate safe meeting place. 5. Ensure the safety of everyone on site. 6. Assign one person to locate anyone that might be missing. 7. Establish first aid stations. 8. Keep Gas Control updated as required during the emergency. 9. Assign a team to shut off the fuel sources if they can be shut down. 10. Initiate a written log of events that includes the times of events. 11. Forward any casualty information to the EOC Manager (not by mobile radio). 12. Follow the Clearwater Compressor Station evacuation procedure if evacuation is

necessary.

ISOLATION AND SHUT-OFF PROCEDURES Valve Sequence Emergency Shutdown (ESD): Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix





• Collect spilled material in seeable containers. • Clean up affected area with soap and water. Rev. 17 / Effective Date: July 19, 2016 Page 7 of 8


DIRECTIONS TO SITE:





Landowner contact information will be supplied to the Regional EOC through the CSE contact if required. (Regional Land and Community Representatives also have access to the landowner data base.) The Regional EOC Evacuation Coordinator is to contact the Calgary CSE Department for a title search and search of the internal database for relevant information. (The legal land location of the emergency site must be provided to initiate the search). The on-call 24/7 pager # for the Calgary Community, Safety & Environment (CSE) contact is Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix. For Regional Land Department resources, please contact Ian Jerrard:



ERP STN NAME: DIDSBURY COMPRESSOR STATION STN # 2604



Date Plan Reviewed

(yyyy-mm-dd)




2016-05-30 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix DM Site Details

2016-06-20 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KO Contact Names & Numbers DM List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals DM Emergency Equipment DM Hazard Assessments DM Evacuation / Emergency Procedures DM Isolation and Shut Off Procedures DM Onsite Spill Handling and Containment DM Directions to Site KO Resident List & Landowner Contact Information DM Station Plot Plan & Schematic DM Station Piping and P&ID Drawings


Date Plan Changed

(yyyy-mm-dd)




2016-06-20 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Site Details KO Contact Names & Numbers List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals Emergency Equipment Hazard Assessments KO Evacuation / Emergency Procedures Isolation and Shut Off Procedures Onsite Spill Handling and Containment Directions to Site Resident List & Landowner Contact Information Station Plot Plan & Schematic Station Piping and P&ID Drawings



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INDEX:

SITE DETAILS



EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

HARARD ASSESSMENTS




DIRECTIONS TO SITE





Emergency Plans




Appendix Drawings







NAME OF SITE DIDSBURY COMPRESSOR STATION

LEGAL LOCATION NE 29 30 02 W5 GPS LOCATION


NEAREST TOWN / CITY Didsbury, AB


FACILITY SCHEMATICS

High Pressure P& ID High Pressure P& ID

B1 0629-00-110 Rev 0 ….and B1 0629-00-111 Rev 0

Yard Piping Plan

B1-0629-1009 Rev 0



LOCATION/ACCESS

Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix To electronically access drawings


NUMBER AND SIZE OF PIPELINES Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix


POLICE 911 or 403-335-3381 (Didsbury) FIRE DEPARTMENT 911 or 403-335-3222 (Didsbury)

AMBULANCE 911 or



NEAREST HOSPITAL 403-556-3381 (Olds) TRANSCANADA EMERGENCY LINE 1-888-982-7222 CANUTEC (CHEMICAL INQUIRIES) 1-613-996-6666 or *666 cell



Gas Control Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix




Airdrie EOC Manager Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix



MAYOR/REEVE




PHONE NUMBER

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS








Emergency Response

AEMA 1-866-618-2362 N/A N/A N/A

Daytime – non-





Didsbury Memorial Complex

1702 - 21 Avenue Didsbury


N/A Redacted – See

point 1 in Appendix

REGULATORY AGENCIES




TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD

ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBER

FAX NUMBER



K1A-1K8






T2P 0X8



Appendix






Phone: Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Fax: 403-340-5136 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix, Field Centre Team Leader Phone: Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix E-mail: Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix FIS Contact : Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

[email protected]


320, 295 Midpark Way SE Calgary, AB T2X

2A8



[email protected]










24 Hour Hotline: 1-800-222-6514



780-427-4407

MUTUAL AID PARTNERS


INDUSTRY PARTNERS

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS Airdrie & Area Public

& Petroleum Producers Awareness

Alliance (APPA)

N/A N/A 1-800-949-9288

CUSTOMERS





EVACUATION PROCEDURE If a station evacuation is necessary all persons will report to the Southeast side of the station yard at the main gate.

EMERGENCY PROCEDURE







3. Utilize First Responder Kit and Checklist to assist with all response activities. 4. Locate safe meeting place. 5. Ensure the safety of everyone on site. 6. Assign one person to locate anyone that might be missing. 7. Establish first aid stations. 8. Keep Gas Control updated as required during the emergency. 9. Assign a team to shut off the fuel sources if they can be shut down. 10. Initiate a written log of events that includes the times of events. 11. Forward any casualty information to the EOC Manager (not by mobile radio). 12. Follow the Didsbury Compressor Station evacuation procedure if evacuation is

necessary.







DIRECTIONS TO SITE: Redacted – See point 2 in Appendix


ERP STN NAME: DUSTY LAKE COMPRESSOR STATION STN # 2628



Date Plan Reviewed

(yyyy-mm-dd)

Reviewed By: (Name of Contractor or Employee)


2015-06-11 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Site Details 2015-06-11 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Contact Names & Numbers 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF Emergency Equipment 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF Hazard Assessments 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF Evacuation / Emergency Procedures 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF Isolation and Shut Off Procedures 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF Onsite Spill Handling and Containment 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF Directions to Site 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF Resident List & Landowner Contact Information 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF Station Plot Plan & Schematic 2015-07-10 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix MF Station Piping and P&ID Drawings


Date Plan Changed

(yyyy-mm-dd)




Site Details Contact Names & Numbers List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals Emergency Equipment Hazard Assessments Evacuation / Emergency Procedures Isolation and Shut Off Procedures Onsite Spill Handling and Containment Directions to Site Resident List & Landowner Contact Information Station Plot Plan & Schematic Station Piping and P&ID Drawings



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INDEX:

SITE DETAILS



EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

HARARD ASSESSMENTS




DIRECTIONS TO SITE





Emergency Plans




Appendix Drawings





Rev. 17 / Effective Date: November, 2014 Page 2 of 9


DETAIL LOCATION ATTACHED TO

ERP

FACILITY SCHEMATICS



LOCATION/ACCESS






POLICE 911 or (780) 385-3502 (KILLAM)

(780) 672-3341 (CAMROSE)

FIRE DEPARTMENT 911 or (780) 672-2906 (CAMROSE)

780-281-1093 (DAYSLAND)

AMBULANCE 911 or



NEAREST HOSPITAL (780) 374-3746 (DAYSLAND) (780) 679-6100 (CAMROSE) TRANSCANADA EMERGENCY LINE 1-888-982-7222 CANUTEC (CHEMICAL INQUIRIES) 1-613-996-6666 or *666 cell



Gas Control Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix


Name of Site Dusty Lake Compressor Station Legal Location NE-24-46-16-W4 GPS Location (Degrees decimal)


Nearest Town / City Camrose, AB




MAYOR/REEVE




PHONE NUMBER

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS








Emergency Response

AEMA 1-866-618-2362 N/A N/A N/A

Daytime – non-





County of Flagstaff

Box 358, Sedgewick, AB T0B 4C0

Office: (780) 384-4101



REGULATORY AGENCIES



NUMBER FAX NUMBER



K1A-1K8






T2P 0X8



Appendix





Red Deer Field Centre Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix [email protected]

Midnapore Field Centre 320, 295 Midpark Way

SE Calgary, AB T2X 2A8


[email protected]

AESRD (AB Environmental Sustainable Resource Development) ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS FAX NUMBER





24 Hour Hotline: 1-800-222-6514



780-427-4407


mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://srd.alberta.ca/


MUTUAL AID PARTNERS


INDUSTRY PARTNERS

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS

CUSTOMERS

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS Burlington Resources Viking, Alberta Viking Office 780-336-2700

24 hr Emergency # 1-403-260-8000 1 (866) 260-8001

Dominion Exploration Canada Ltd.

5110-50 Street Viking, AB


Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix 1 (800) 811-5522

Epcor

Camrose 24 hr # 1-800-667-2345

Dominion Oil Plant Viking SW-6-47-14 W4



Ankerton Gas Co-op Bashaw Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix


ATCO Viking Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix


LIST AND LOCATION OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL ON SITE REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX LOCAL EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX



LOCAL HAZARD ASSESSMENTS


HAZARD ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES Uncontrolled natural gas release Mechanical moving equipment

Pressurized line ruptures Hot fluid lines (glycol or oil)

Natural gas fire or explosion ESD – Noise, CO2 emissions

Electrical fire Electrical equipment shock and burns

Station equipment malfunction / failure Liquid release or spill. Eg: Oils, glycol, odorant

Batteries – corrosive & hydrogen gas release

Batteries, Wet Cell Battery room. West end of Control Bldg 72 Wet cells

Unit 3 Mineral Oil Tank Reservoirs 5280 liters

Unit 3 Synthetic Oil Tank Reservoirs 250 liters

Unit 2 Synthetic Oil Tank Reservoirs 500 liters

Aerosols, Cleaners, degreasers and paint Vented paint cabinet in storage building

Various small quantities of compressor lubricating oils, hydraulic oils and blade washing degreasers.

Closed in barrel dock with drip tray: sealed and unsealed pails up to 6, 20 liter plastic pails.

Diesel / gasoline Enclose barrel dock building, 20 liter jerry cans

Various barrels of mineral, synthetic and hydraulic oils

Enclosed barrel dock buildings, 2 barrels T 32 1 barrel of 2380, 1 pail J13

Methanol Enclosed barrel dock buildings, 1 barrel

Glycol Enclosed barrel dock buildings, 1 barrel

Nitrogen Bottles Unit buildings – 4 bottles

Test calibration Control bldg shop – 2 small bottles

High pressure natural gas Piping

Pipeline liquids in above ground tank. None

Unit building liquids in above ground tank. None

EVACUATION PROCEDURE If a station evacuation is necessary all persons will report to the Southwest side of the station yard at the main gate. Rev. 17 / Effective Date: November, 2014 Page 7 of 9


EMERGENCY PROCEDURE





necessary.









DIRECTIONS TO SITE:





Landowner contact information will be supplied to the Regional EOC through the CSE contact if required. (Regional Land and Community Representatives also have access to the landowner data base.) The Regional EOC Evacuation Coordinator is to contact the Calgary CSE Department for a title search and search of the internal database for relevant information. (The legal land location of the emergency site must be provided to initiate the search). The on-call 24/7 pager # for the Calgary Community, Safety & Environment (CSE) contact is Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix For Regional Land Department resources, please contact Ian Jerrard:



ERP STN NAME: FARRELL LAKE COMPRESSOR STATION STN # 4570



Date Plan Reviewed

(yyyy-mm-dd)

Reviewed By: (Name of Contractor or Employee)


2015-06-09 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KF Site Details 2015-06-09 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KF Contact Names & Numbers 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM Emergency Equipment 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM Hazard Assessments 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM Evacuation / Emergency Procedures 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM Isolation and Shut Off Procedures 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM Onsite Spill Handling and Containment 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM Directions to Site 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM Resident List & Landowner Contact

Information 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM Station Plot Plan & Schematic 2015-06-16 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix KM Station Piping and P&ID Drawings


Date Plan Changed

(yyyy-mm-dd)




Site Details Contact Names & Numbers List & Location of Hazardous Chemicals Emergency Equipment Hazard Assessments Evacuation / Emergency Procedures Isolation and Shut Off Procedures Onsite Spill Handling and Containment Directions to Site

Resident List & Landowner Contact Information

Station Plot Plan & Schematic Station Piping and P&ID Drawings



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INDEX:

SITE DETAILS



EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

HARARD ASSESSMENTS




DIRECTIONS TO SITE





Emergency Plans




Appendix Drawings







NAME OF SITE FARRELL LAKE COMPRESSOR STATION

LEGAL LOCATION LSD 14NW ¼ 21-34-15-W4M GPS LOCATION


NEAREST TOWN / CITY HANNA AB


FACILITY SCHEMATICS MCC Room



LOCATION/ACCESS





LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE AGENCIES POLICE 911 or (403) 854-3391(HANNA)

FIRE DEPARTMENT 911 or 403-854-0088(HANNA)

AMBULANCE 911 or



NEAREST HOSPITAL HANNA (403) 854-3331 STETTLER (403) 742-7400 TRANSCANADA EMERGENCY LINE 1-888-982-7222 CANUTEC (CHEMICAL INQUIRIES) 1-613-996-6666 or *666 cell



Gas Control Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix





MAYOR/REEVE




PHONE NUMBER

NUMBER OF RESIDENTS








Emergency Response

AEMA 1-866-618-2362 N/A N/A N/A

Daytime – non-





County to decide

Stettler Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix



403-742-4441



REGULATORY AGENCIES



NUMBER FAX NUMBER



K1A-1K8






T2P 0X8



Appendix






Fax: 403-340-5136 Phone: 403-340-5461 E-mail: [email protected] Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

[email protected]



Calgary, AB T2X 2A8

Fax: 403-297-5283

Field Centre Team Leader Phone: 403-355-4496 Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

[email protected]


mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]








24 Hour Hotline: 1-800-222-6514



780-427-4407

MUTUAL AID PARTNERS


INDUSTRY PARTNERS

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS CONTACT NAME PHONE NUMBERS Atco Electric Castor, Alberta 1-800-668-5506 Apache Canada Ltd Hanna, Alberta 403-854-4033 (24hrs) Canadian Natural Resources Ltd

403-579-3987 1-888-878-3700 (24hrs)

Ledcor Industries


Work: (780) 485-3819 Cell: Redacted – See point 1 in Appendix

CUSTOMERS


LIST AND LOCATION OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL ON SITE REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX LOCAL EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT REDACTED – SEE POINT 2 IN APPENDIX




LOCAL HAZARD ASSESSMENTS


HAZARD ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES Uncontrolled natural gas release Mechanical moving equipment

Pressurized line ruptures Hot fluid lines (glycol or oil)

Natural gas fire or explosion ESD – Noise, CO2 emissions

Electrical fire Electrical equipment shock and burns

Station equipment malfunction / failure Liquid release or spill. Eg: Oils, glycol, odorant

Batteries – corrosive & hydrogen gas release

Batteries, Wet Cell Battery Room (72) & APU room (4)

Unit #2 Mineral Oil Tank Reservoirs 2050 litres

Unit 31 & #2 Synthetic Oil Tank Reservoirs 1435 litres

Aerosols, cleaners, degreasers and paint Vented pain cabinet in Mechanical shop

Various small quantities of compressor lubricating oils, hydraulic oils and blade washing degreasers.

Closed in barrel dock with drip tray: sealed and Unsealed pails up to 6, 20 liter plastic pails.

Gasoline Enclose barrel dock buildings, 20 liter jerry cans

Various barrels of mineral, synthetic and hydraulic oils

Enclosed barrel dock buildings, #6 of potential barrels.

Methanol Enclosed barrel dock buildings, #2 5 – gallon pails

Glycol Enclosed barrel dock buildings, #1 of potential barrels

Nitrogen bottles Mechanical shop 2 small cylinders

Test calibration gases Mechanical shop 1 small cylinder

High pressure natural gas Piping

Pipeline liquids in above ground tank. Zero liter above ground tank

Unit building liquids in above ground tank. Zero liter above ground tank




EMERGENCY PROCEDURE





necessary.



To facilitate containment and clean up of minor spills utilize materials from the spill containment cabinet located in the safety room of this compressor station. Methane Accidental Release Measures: Avoid heat, flames, sparks and other sources of ignition.

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