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capacity, number; storm anchors: type, size, number; chain or line: size, lengths; etc.). 41 . 6.3 Personnel Evacuation. The CONTRACTOR shall provide a plan for evacuation of personnel including their responsibilities prior to evacuation, methods of transportation, alternate accommodation, etc. 41 . 6.4 Emergency Response for Equipment Failure. The CONTRACTOR shall specify emergency operating procedures to be implemented in the event of mooring equipment failures during sudden and severe adverse weather or any other conditions. These procedures shall include actions to be taken in response to loss of a spud(s), swing wires, anchor wires, or other mooring equipment or facilities. 41 .6.5 Fire Extinguishers.shers. The CONTRACTOR is specifically required to provide a fire extinguisher on all mobile construction equipment with a basic minimum extinguisher rating of 80-B :C to 120-B :C ; which is equivalent to a 10-20 pound dry chemical extinguisher, compatible to the hazard(s) including combustible materials, flammable liquids and materials used in areas remote to other fire extinguisher equipment. 41 .6. 6 Backup Alarms. The CONTRACTOR shall operate and maintain backup alarms on all land based mobile construction equipment 24 hours per day unless specifically directed by the COUNTY. 41 . 7 Hurricane and Severe Storm Plan. The CONTRACTOR shall submit a Hurricane and Severe Storm Plan within ten ( 10) calendar days after the Notice of Award and prior to the pre- construction conference. This plan shall include but not be limited to the following: a. Types of storms possible (winter storm, tropical storm, hurricane, and tornado) . b. Time intervals before storms strike the project area when action will be taken and details of the actions to be taken. The plan should be specific as to what weather/wave conditions will require work shutdown, removal of dredge, etc. C . List of the equipment to be used on the job and its ability to handle adverse weather and wave conditions. d. List of safe harbors or ports and the distance from the work area to these harbors and the time required to move the equipment to these harbors or ports. Copies of letters of approval for the use of these safe harbors or ports (local authorities, U. S . Coast Guard, etc.) where applicable. e . Method of securing equipment in these safe harbors or ports . f. List of equipment to be utilized to make this move to safe harbors or ports (tug boats, work boats, etc. ), to include the name and horsepower of this equipment. The plan will TECHNICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS __ TS-43