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• involves unknown or highly reactive chemical(s) or involves a large quantity of chemical(s), (generally over I liter of liquid or I kg of solid material) In the Event of Hazardous Materials Release or Spill Off School Property Responsibilities Administration: • If positive identification of the material cannot be made, assume the material to be dangerous. • Call 911. Make sure the 911 operator understands that there is a hazardous materials emergency in the area. Provide as much of the following information to the operator as possible- location of release or spill, class of hazardous material, (if known), size of spill, description of any personal injury, control measures already taken, your name and telephone number, how you can be identified and your location when emergency responders arrive, and stay on the telephone until you are instructed to disconnect by the 911 operator. • The principal will initiate the shelter in-place plan. The alert signal is LOCKDOWN. Close all windows and doors. Stay in the building. If safe, have custodian disable heating, ventilating, and air conditioning, including the exhaust system in the kitchen. Render district's first aid procedures as needed: ✓ use your school's Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) for an excellent source of first aid information. ✓ be sure you know where SDSs are located and how to find the necessary first- aid information. ✓ seek medical attention. • Document actions and decisions concerning hazardous materials incident. • Do not proceed outside unless directed by first responders. If required, take action to evacuate the building and if necessary, the school site. • Keep people upwind of the hazardous materials (i.e. smoke, fumes, gas odor, and dust). • The building shall not be re-entered until authorization is given by the fire department. • Tune into the emergency radio system regarding any type of emergency situation. • The principal will notify the designated Assistant Superintendent's office. • To report all significant releases or threatened releases, first call 911. Then call 468- 4400, the San Joaquin County Sheriff Office. They will call the SJ County Office of Emergency Services. Call 1-800-852-7550, California OES, Hazardous Materials Unit. • Call Environmental Health and Safety (209-468-3420). • Call Maintenance and Operations dispatch (209-468-9061). If incident occurs after school hours contact Securitas Security (209-992-2505). Teachers • If evacuation becomes necessary, each teacher should account for students under his or her supervision and report missing students to the principal. 4 1 P a g e Updated: 11/29/18