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Home My WebLink About7.3 Ursa Emergency Response Plan Article 7-1003.C Emergency Response Plan Ursa Operating Company LLC Speakman A Injection Well OA Project No. 013-3151 Site-Specific Emergency Response Plan – Operations: Speakman A Pad IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, CALL 911 FOR FIRE DEPT., AMBULANCE, POLICE ALTERNATE EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER: 1-(970) 625-8095 GARFIELD COUNTY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CENTER Report All Emergencies to Ursa on-site representative is present Surface Drilling: Craig Smith 208.816.6803 Drilling Operations: Nate Gill 970.819.3989 or Roger Day 406.386.0863 Completions: Luke Grieger 970.985.2332 or Ralph Tolle 307.350.5501 Shane Vaughn 970.623.9539 or Matt Honeycutt 970.812.2198 Safety Tara Mall 970.618.2155 URSA 24/7 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION: 1-855-625-9922 Traveling West or East on I-70: Take I-70 Exit 72 to Colorado State Frontage Rd precede West 2.5 miles to Parachute/Una County Rd 300 (STOP AT RAILROAD CROSSING!!) precede over Colorado River bridge turning left precede East 4.4 miles turning right on to Daybreak Rd precede .4 miles. Location is on the left (Haul Route Map For Upcoming Rig Move Is Included In Attached Documents.) S.E. ¼ of SE ¼ of Section 18 Township 7 South 95 West 6th PM Longitude: -108.03322 Latitude: 39.43121 Elevation: 5448 PRIMARY MUSTER AREA: Initial Muster Area at entrance of location on Cty Rd 300. Horn Alarm Signals 1 Long Blast – Well Control Emergency Repeated Short Blasts – Fire Repeated Long Blasts – Evacuate to Muster Area General Emergency Instructions: All emergency situations are unique and present various conditions. Always evaluate the situation before deciding on a course of action. Ursa representative MUST assure that all personnel on location understand the following: LLAEMERGENCIES.ADOANOTA“RUSHAIN”AUNTILAYOUAH VEACONSIDEREDATHEA FOLLOWING:  Is there an immediate threat to life from fire, explosion, structure collapse, chemical spill or release? If so, sound the alarm and evacuate  Is there an immediate potential for release of toxic (poisonous) chemicals or fumes into the air? If so, evacuate uphill and upwind of the release  Is there an immediate potential for uncontrollable energy release (pressure),AelectricalAshock,AchemicalAspill,AfuelAtoA“feed”AaAfire?AIfAso,Ade- energize equipment, disconnect power, shut-off valves and fuel sources, but only if safe to do so and if action will not cause a more serious problem  When in doubt, sound the alarm, evacuate, and call for help FIRE:  Sound the alarm (repeated short blasts on the horn) and call for help  Do not fight a fire until you have alerted someone else  Isolate, shut-off fuel sources  Discharge fire extinguishers using the Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep method  Only fight fires in the incipient (beginning) stage. Rule of thumb: If you have already discharged one 20 – 30 pound fire extinguisher at the base of a fire and have made no impact on the fire, then fire is beyond the incipient stage. Evacuate, shut off fuel sources.  Never fight a fire without planning your escape route first  Never turn your back on a fire while attempting to extinguish – fires can “reignite”AevenAifAtheyAappear to be extinguished WELL CONTROL / BLOWOUT EMERGENCY:  Sound the alarm (1 long blast on the horn)  Follow well control / blowout procedures as practiced in weekly drills  Assure that the Ursa Representative is notified General Emergency Instructions: All emergency situations are unique and present various conditions. Always evaluate the situation before deciding on a course of action. Ursa representative MUST assure that all personnel on location understand the following: MEDICAL EMERGENCY:  Make sure it is safe for you to be in the area  Notify supervisor  Assure the airway is open; the patient is breathing and has a pulse. If not Call 911 and start CPR  Control bleeding, treat for shock  Never move an injured person unless there is an immediate threat to his/her life CHEMICAL SPILL EMERGENCY:  Shut off the source of the spill if possible  Notify supervisor  Do not walk or drive through spill areas. If vapors are released, move to a safe distance uphill and upwind of the release and vapor clouds  Attempt to identify spilled material  Follow guidelines in North American Emergency Response Guidebook – 2008 Version  Attempt to contain spills only if determined to be safe to do so by supervisor  Call for help if needed SEVERE WEATHER:  Monitor news and weather reports  Notify supervisor of threatening conditions  If tornado is seen, sound the alarm and evacuate. Seek shelter away from the, trailers, and vehicles. Get low to the ground, away from trees, preferably in a ditch or depression if no likelihood of flash-flooding  Seek shelter indoors or under cover during severe lightning  Never attempt to walk or drive across flooded roads or ditches ***IF IN DOUBT ABOUT ANY EMERGENCY, EVACUATE AND CALL 911*** Report All Emergencies to Ursa on-site Representative OR URSA 24/ 7 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS 1-855-625-9922 Ursa Operating Company, LLC: 24 Hour Emergency Contact Number 1.855.625.9922 Ursa Operating Company, LLC 792 Buckhorn Drive Rifle, CO 81650 970.625.9922 Ursa Operating Company, LLC 1050 17th Street #2400 Denver, CO 80265 720.508.8350 Matt Honeycutt- Operations Superintendent Direct Number (970) 625.9922 Cell Number (970) 812.2198 Shane Vaughn- Production Superintendent Direct Number (970) 625.9922 Cell Number (970) 623.9539 Pake Younger- Completions Superintendent Direct Number (970) 625.9922 Cell Number (970) 260.2423 Tara Mall- Safety Department Direct Number (970) 625.9922 Cell Number (970) 618.2155 Rob Bleil- Regulatory and Environmental Manager Direct Number (970) 625.9922 Cell Number (720) 425-0303 Jeff Powers- Ursa Land Department Direct Number (970) 625.9922 Cell Number (970) 309.9359 Kip Constanzo- Construction and Earthwork Cell Number (970) 379. 2777 Ursa Operating Company Denver Contacts Contact Numbers Dana Johnson- VP Operations Direct Number (720) 508.8350 Cell Number (303) 748.2905 Hans Wychgram Direct Number (720) 508.8350 Cell Number (303) 884.9079 Federal and State Agencies Contact Numbers National Poison Control Center Hotline Direct Number (800) 222.1222 National Response Center Direct Number (800) 424.8802 COGCC Oil Spill Response Direct Number (303) 894.2100 COGCC NW Contact- Shawn Kellerby Direct Number (970) 285.7235 Cell Number (970) 712.1248 COGCC Direct Number (888) 235.1101 COGCC- Alex Fischer Direct Number (303) 894.2100 Ext. 5138 EPA Region 8 Colorado Direct Number (800) 227.8917 Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) Direct Number (877) 518.5608 Garfield County Emergency Communications Center Direct Number (970) 625.8095 911 Local Emergency Planning Committee Direct Number (970) 945. 0453 Garfield County Oil and Gas Liaison- Kirby Wynn Direct Number (970) 625.5905 Cell Number (970) 987.2557 Garfield County Airport Direct Number (970) 625.1091 Garfield County Road and Bridge Direct Number (970) 625.8601 Bureau of Land Management- Julie King LPE Regional Office(970) 257.4800 Direct Number (970) 876.9036 Cell Number (970) 319.2509 Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) Direct Number (970) 255.6100 Fish and Wildlife Region 6 Colorado Direct Number (303) 236.7920 Energy Liaison Colorado Division of Wildlife Direct Number (303) 236.7920 US OSHA Direct Number (800) 321.6742 Ursa Contractors Contact Numbers Waste Removal/ Porta Can- Redi Services Direct Number (970) 625.0233 Field Environmental Consultant- Cody Smith Cell Number (303) 902.1532 HCSI Direct Number (970) 243.3271 Chris Rowe Direct Number (970) 243.3271 Cell Number (970) 261.2015 Maurice Foye Direct Number (970) 243.3271 Cell Number (970) 260.3650 Water Hauling and Hydrovacs Contact Numbers A & W Transport Direct Number (970)625.8270 625.8270 Truck Pusher/ Field Supervisor- Jason Hartbauer Cell Number (970) 618.4814 Truck Pusher/ Field Supervisor-Travis Tyner Cell Number (970) 618.5486 Elder Trucking Direct Number (970) 625.4189 Jared Elder Cell Phone (970) 618.5612 Water Management Contact Numbers JA Services Direct Number (970) 255.1998 Field Supervisor- Travis Anderson Cell Number (970) 590.4560 Drilling: Camps/Cement/Directional/Trucking/Mud Contact Numbers Xtreme- Drilling Superintendent- Roger Huschka Cell Number (307) 265.6590 Stallion Camps Area Supervisor- Bart Steele Cell Number (970) 274.6549 Payzone Directional-Nick Dean Cell Number (435) 725.3745 Schlumberger-Owen Oleson Cell Number (970) 683.4014 Halliburton Cell Number (970) 628. 5928 T-Force Heavy Hauling- Chad Picket Cell Number (970) 274.1587 RW Jones Cell Number (435) 789.1231 NOV-Anthony Valenti Cell Number (303) 573.6827 NOV Drilling Fluids- JC Cisar Cell Number (303) 877.7111 Redi Cutting Handling-Rick Cowens Cell Number (970) 456.7786 BGS Mudlogging- Tarin Boxberger Cell Number (970) 623.6626 Completions Frac/ Cement Contact Numbers Calfrac Well Service Direct Number (970) 248.9890 Area Supervisor- John Conrad Cell Number (970) 985.1644 Area Supervisor- Blake Vancuren Cell Number (970) 210.7303 Weatherford- Scott Slaugh Cell Number (435) 393.5898 Mesa Wireline- Josh Nolan Cell Number (970) 640.4033 Pioneer Wireline- Jason Turner Cell Number (970) 640.0355 LEC Services- Eric Moore Cell Number (970) 985.9200 Monument Wells Services - Mark Vandehi Cell Number (970) 257.6169 Well Watchers-Dan McQueen Cell Number (970) 309.7313 JA Services- Travis Anderson Cell Number (970) 590.4560 EXC Snubbing Services- Tom Daniels Cell Number (307) 389.1836 Premier Thru Tubing- Derek Winkler Cell Number (435) 621.3032 Fat Dog Foam- Ted Dexter Cell Number (970) 773.4339 Schlumberger- Owen Oleson Cell Number (970) 683.4014 Production Contract Numbers Multichem-Matt Merkel Cell Number (970) 210.3328 Sierra Chemical- Geno Gurule Cell Number (505) 360.0329 SCADA Source- Kurt Streweler Cell Number(970) 261.8839 JPPS- Jason Hauck Cell Number (970) 618.4468 StreamFlo- Cale Labrum CellNumber (970) 366.6381 Misc Vendors Contact Numbers Quadna Pumps- Rob Cell Number (970) 242.9226 Go Rentals- Justin Stanford Cell Number (970) 618.0464 Avalanche Equipment-Bernie Hunt Cell Number (970) 778.5276 Emerson- Rod Gladden Cell Number (505) 419.1972 **Bus Schedule For These Operations Are in RED** Ensure all OVERSIZE/OVERWEIGHT contractors stand down during school bus schedule. Do not use home owners drive ways and/or block thoroughfares to stage equipment. School Bus Schedule 2013-2014 For Rifle, Silt, Silt Mesa and Peach Valley areas. Re-2AschoolAdistrictAdoesn’tAhaveAschoolAonA Fridays. Divide Creek: Mclin B and Mclin C Morning Schedule: 6:05-7:05 a.m. Afternoon Schedule: 4:30-5:15 p.m. Dry Hollow: Valley Farms, Dixon B, Burkle and O’toole. Morning Schedule: 6:05-7:05 a.m. Afternoon Schedule: 4:40-5:55 p.m. Mamm Creek: Eagle Springs Access to Gentry Pads, Dixon A, Dever C and Wasatch Bench Morning Schedule: 6:10-7:10 a.m. Afternoon Schedule: 4:35-5:10 p.m. Hwy 6 & 24 traveling between Rifle and Silt: All North Bank Pads and Coloroso Pad: (ENSURE ALL CONTRACTORS STOP AT RAILROAD CROSSING!!!!) Morning Schedule: 6:20-7:35 a.m. Afternoon Schedule: 3:25-5:25 p.m. North of Hwy 6 & 24: Fenno, Three Siblings and Demos: Silt Mesa and Peach Valley Morning Schedule: 6:25 a.m.-7:15 a.m. Afternoon Schedule: 4:45-5:40 p.m. School Bus Schedule District 16 2013-2014 For Parachute and Battlement Mesa (there are no buses running on Una County Rd 300): DistrictA16Adoesn’tAhaveAschoolAonAMondays: Monument Ridge and Speakman: Morning Schedule: 6:30-7:30 a.m. Afternoon Schedule: 4:00-5:00 p.m.