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AM*4 <br /> Page 13 <br /> 3. Off-highway non-terminal incident. The Highway Patrol will <br /> notify State O.E.S. , who has overall authority and will provide <br /> perimeter traffic control in the unincorporated area. Scene <br /> management for off-highway releases has not been designated <br /> by legislation. <br /> 4. On-terminal (loading, unloading, or temporary storage) incident. <br /> The C.H.P: Motor Carrier Safety Unit will investigate to <br /> determine compliance with the Motor Carrier Safety Regulations <br /> and seek prosecution for violations. The local CHP Area will <br /> provide emergency assistance traffic control, if requested by <br /> the agency having primary investigative authority. <br /> 5. The Highway Patrol's functional responsibilities for on-highway <br /> hazardous materials incidents within its area of responsibility <br /> stall include, but not necessarily be limited to: <br /> a. Overall scene management (2454 C.V.C. ). <br /> b. Statewide information, assistance and notification duties. <br /> c. Notification of all public and private agencies concerned <br /> with the emergency. <br /> d. Coordinate the obtaining and relaying technical information. <br /> e. Coordinating all. communications from the scene to all <br /> emergency responders. <br /> f. Identification of hazardous materials from bills of lading, <br /> placards, labels, etc. <br /> g. Rescue of injured, and providing medical care. <br /> h. Spectator and short term traffic control. <br /> i. Investigation. <br /> J. Chair the joint agency post incident evaluation and critique. <br />