Or. Admin. Code § 340-142-0130 - Incident Management and Emergency Operations
(1) Any person required by an approved plan
or a rule, contract, permit or formal agreement to coordinate activity with the
Department during an emergency involving a spill or release of oil or hazardous
material must follow a protocol of organization consistent with the National
Incident Management System (NIMS).
(2) Any person required by an approved plan
or a rule, contract, permit or formal agreement to coordinate activity with the
Department during an emergency involving a spill or release of oil or hazardous
material must accept the Department as the Lead Agency of the State for cleanup
at oil and hazardous materials incidents. The Department will assign a State
On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC). The SOSC will represent all state agencies
responding to the incident. The SOSC will be the point of contact through which
the Director will delegate assignments in an emergency. The SOSC will assume
the NIMS command role from any local Incident Commander when the incident
requires state or federal management.
(3) Any person required to coordinate with
the Department must do so regardless of whether or not the Department staff
responding to the spill or other emergency is available at the site of the
spill or other emergency. The Department may provide services from a remote
location. Telephone communication, electronically transmitted data, facsimile
transmission, or other communication with responders constitutes a presence at
an incident command location or spill site and carries the full authority of
the Department.
Notes
Stat. Auth: ORS 466.625 & 468B.010
Stats. Implemented: ORS 466.610, 466.620 & 468B.395
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