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• 7-11 UST Training Employee_Rev4_2008.doc• RECEIVED <br /> Page 5 of 10 JUN 112009 <br /> Any Spill / Leak greater than 25 gallons is an EMERGENCY. CALL 91lbF(04 MARGIN COUNTY <br /> guideline: spills larger than the size of a car) are reportable to the local MERGENCY SERVICES <br /> environmental regulatory agency within 24 hours (Federal standard) of the spill or <br /> overfill. The following information may also need to be reported to the local agency, <br /> if you experience any of the following contact 7-Eleven Dispatch (Dispatch One) at <br /> 800-8280711 or open a work request through CHID Online using the 7-Connect <br /> website. Any sign of petroleum products in the surrounding area, i.e. presence of <br /> gasoline vapors around utility lines or sewers. <br /> 5. STORMWATER POLLUTION BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: <br /> There are 2 types of drainage systems; sanitary sewers and storm drains. The storm drain system helps <br /> prevents flooding by carrying excess rainwater away from streets. These storm drain pipes carry water <br /> directly to the ocean or other body of water. Runoff water from gas stations can carry pollutants such as <br /> gasoline, diesel, motor ail, transmission fluids and anti-freeze into those waters unintentionally. Due to <br /> this fact, open water sources are never allowed in the parking areas of our gas stations. <br /> NEVER HOSE DOWN THE GAS STATION PARKING AREAS. <br /> 7-Eleven has established the following"Best Management Practices"for each site to use in order to help <br /> prevent stormwater pollution: <br /> 1. Cleaning up spills <br /> • Clean up small spills immediately <br /> • Keep dry absorbent materials (X-Sorb or Kitty Litter) on hand at all times for small to <br /> mid-sized spills. <br /> • Contain large spills immediately; block all drains in the parking areas immediately and <br /> contact the proper authorities; create a berm around the spill using absorbent material. <br /> • Provide employee training to be familiar with the station's hazardous materials spills <br /> response plans and emergency procedures. <br /> 2. Fueling Vehicles <br /> • Clean-up minor spills with absorbent material (X-Sorb or Kitty Litter) instead of <br /> letting them evaporate. <br /> • Properly dispose of all used absorbent materials, rags, paper towels and gloves in the <br /> Hazardous Material barrel. NEVER DISPOSE OF CONTAMINATED ITEMS IN THE <br /> REGULAR TRASHII <br /> 3. Storing and Disposing of Waste <br /> • Store hazardous wastes in proper, sealed containers. Solid and Liquid wastes must <br /> be stored separately. <br /> • Inspect the solid Hazardous Waste Barrel weekly as required by 7-Eleven policy. <br /> Report any degradation of the barrel immediately <br /> 4. Parking Areas <br /> • Sweep up trash and dirt from the parking areas. DO NOT HOSE DOWN ANY <br /> PARKING AREAS. All run-off water caused by the station is prohibited. <br /> • Washing of vehicles is not allowed in the parking areas at any time. <br /> • Do not allow customers to change engine fluids in the parking area. <br /> 5. Trash Enclosures/Areas <br /> • Keep the lid(s) of the dumpsters closed at all times to help prevent rain water from <br /> building up in the dumpster. <br /> 7-11 UST Training Employee_Rev4_2008.doc GVR Confidential <br />