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4 • 7-11 UST Training Employee_Rev4_2008.doc• <br /> Page 2 of 10 RECEIVED <br /> Q7. Where is your store's Hazardous Material barrel? <br /> Q8. What is the combination to your Hazardous Material barrel? JUN 112009 <br /> Q9. What can I do to prevent gasoline from entering a storm drain or the street? SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY <br /> Q10. What color light indicates the fuel system is working correctly? OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES <br /> Q11. What number do I call if there is a red alarm light? <br /> 1. OPERATION OF THE UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK(USTI SYSTEM <br /> FOR PERSONAL SAFETY, always wear Safety Vests and gloves when handling gasoline <br /> related equipment. Goggles or a face-shield must be worn when directly handling hazardous <br /> substances or chemicals. The use of safety cones to block the area you are working in is <br /> STRONGLY recommended. <br /> Each employee has a responsibility to know and understand the basic rules and regulations for the <br /> operation of a gas station and how they apply to your day-to-day work. While on-site each employee <br /> should know a minimum about the equipment and procedures used to ensure the safety of the employee, <br /> co-workers, customers, and the protection of our environment. <br /> Each employee has a responsibility to help ensure that proper procedures are followed for the day-to-day <br /> operation of the gas station. <br /> UST Operators (Store Owners) have a much greater responsibility towards maintaining the gas station in <br /> the proper order. Examples of their responsibilities are listed below: <br /> UST operators must <br /> • Maintain the UST in accordance with all applicable Federal, State and local regulations <br /> • Maintain UST facilities such that releases due to spills and overfills do not occur. <br /> • Report, investigate, and clean up any suspected releases and any releases due to spills <br /> and overfilling. <br /> • Ensure that any repairs made to a UST will prevent releases due to structural failure or <br /> corrosion. <br /> • Aid local agencies during regulatory inspections, and cooperate with testing and <br /> monitoring requirements of each regulatory agency. <br /> • Meet all reporting requirements of the regulatory agency including <br /> a. Notification of UST's <br /> b. Reporting of suspected releases, spills, overfills, and confirmed releases <br /> NOTE: Filling out the spill log is required by store personnel, located in the White <br /> Binder—last tab. <br /> c. Any required corrective actions <br /> • Notification of UST closure or change in service. <br /> • Maintain and provide records as required by the regulatory agency including: <br /> a. UST repairs as applicable <br /> b. Release detection operation and maintenance records. <br /> • Maintain records either on site. <br /> All of 7-Eleven's gas stations are operated under permits that are issued by the county you are in. Since <br /> the county issues these Permits to Operate, they have the authority to enter your store at any time, <br /> without notice or reason, to perform an inspection on the station to make sure you are following the <br /> regulations established by the Federal, State and Local agencies. These same inspectors have the <br /> authority to ask any and all station employees questions to make sure the employees are being properly <br /> trained as described by the State of California. <br /> 7-11 UST Training Employee_Rev4_2008.doc GVR Confidential <br />