2021年12月21日 · Department of Energy Alert, Warning, Accountability, and Response (DOE AWARe) Definition DOE AWARe is a comprehensive emergency mass notification system used for personnel accountability of DOE’s workforce and …

Safety Alerts - available to only DOE Federal and contractor community and to the military.

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This map shows the general pattern of arsenic contamination from the Asarco Tacoma Smelter. You can also view information about other areas of arsenic contamination statewide, by searching an address or viewing that area on the map: The Tacoma Smelter Plume map (purple, red, orange, yellow) is based on a mathematical model.

If you hear the sirens, immediately enter a building or vehicle, turn on a television or radio, and listen for specific instructions from the Emergency Alert System. It is very important to stay tuned to a local station for the latest updates until the event is over.

An Alert must be declared when events are predicted, are in progress, or have occurred that result in an actual or credible threat of substantial degradation in the level of control over hazardous materials (radiological and nonradiological).

2016年8月11日 · A condition in which an actual or potential substantial degradation in the level of control over hazardous materials exists. No items have been linked to this term.

Each DOE site/facility is required to produce a Hazards Survey to identify the generic emergency events and conditions to be addressed by the DOE Comprehensive Emergency Management System. This survey can be used to further define those events and conditions which should be categorized as Operational Emergencies, according to the Order.

The emergency classifications increase in severity from Notification of Unusual Event (NOUE); Alert; Site Area Emergency (SAE); and General Emergency (GE). Both nuclear power plants and research and test reactors use these terms as defined below.