The audit checks site maps with layout, access roads and assembly points in the control room and emergency control centre; a hierarchy of emergency personnel with alternates and clearly understood duties in and out of hours; identified accident scenarios known to operators and approved on-site and off-site plans; lists of officials to notify and known methods (sirens, public address) for declaring and ending an emergency; the equipment, people and procedures needed to handle emergencies, including evacuation and transport; direct communication links from the emergency control centre to the fire station and control room, enough alarm points and backup power; emergency medical procedures tested by drill and regular replacement of antidotes; updating of the plan after drills and of contact details; mock exercises at set intervals with varied scenarios including weather; training of plant personnel on emergency equipment; public awareness for neighbours on off-site emergencies; mutual aid arrangements, responsibilities and communication channels with external organizations; and an emergency control centre located outside, or protected from, the effect zones of the scenarios.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.