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08/29/2007 10:58 2094650723 TOT'S R US DC 58 PAGE 02111 <br />m1 <br />J CAl NIA <br />&M—ionmen=1 9e%6*8 <br />CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES <br />. "Building an environment of compliance" <br />Facility Emergency Responselraining <br />Vmjon 2 11 <br />Large spill that you can Rot handle safely... <br />1) Generalii� <br />a) Detect, Identify and assess the hazard <br />( i ate alarm-pivpedure <br />2) Initiate t dowm operations <br />( <br />i) Don't become complacent Stay attentive <br />(3) 'Call help <br />) <br />b) Initiate notification process <br />i} Call 911 or {oval fire department <br />to area, <br />(4) isolate area, evacuate to design�rted <br />it) Notify owner. manager, local agency <br />or upwind and uphill as <br />app <br />c) Isolate, control and corxtain hazard <br />(1) Treat att materials as hazardous until <br />ro. <br />appropriate. <br />if cars'are over spilt do not <br />(a) perked <br />- <br />proven otflerwtae <br />(2) Do not touch, ingest, or inhale any <br />let their owners start them. <br />( 5 ) Eliminate ignition sources whenever <br />unknown material <br />flammable vapors are suspected. <br />(a) Shut of all power to fuel farm such <br />(a) Do not eat, drink, or smoke {n the <br />Incident area. Wash hands <br />as the canopy lights. <br />thoroughly before eating, drinking, <br />(6) Do not rush to aid victims without <br />adequately assessing risk mid wearing <br />or smoking. <br />(b) Keep in mind otter variables may <br />aPtmphate protective equipment, and' <br />ensuring that some form of, emergency <br />change risks.(i.e. fire, wired, raid, <br />d000nt�amin®tion Is In place. <br />temperetura) <br />(7) if you can do so safety, take the <br />2 Fire <br />I) Initiate alarm procedure <br />fallowing actions: <br />a Dike, divert, -or absorb liquids <br />Call fire Department or -911 <br />III) Evacuate all emptoyoes and customers <br />((b) Protect storm drains and sewers <br />from the Tire area.to the predestined upwind <br />(b) ) As appropriate, protect the <br />environment and property <br />collection area (with UST binder) <br />(1) Remember to stay upwind <br />d Get help to warn others, and <br />O p <br />iv) Take roll call and make sure all people are <br />restrict access <br />(e) form darn around spill and isolate <br />accounted for <br />drains If determined safe to do so <br />3} Spills <br />ve <br />(f) Obserfrom a safe distance <br />i) Small Spill <br />(1) 5 gal or less that you can contain <br />(g) Try to identify the material <br />h Refer to the MSDS <br />(r) <br />(2) If it can be done safely take actions to <br />(i) Be prepared to give emergency <br />prevent the situation from worsening. <br />(3) contain spill with absorbents <br />responders the following <br />(a) use appropriate equipment to deal <br />information <br />(i) Type, quantity, location of <br />with material <br />(I) gloves, brooms, shovels, <br />hazardous materials involved, <br />goggles, face mask <br />numt�er and names of people <br />(4) clean up spill with absorbents <br />exposed <br />Record event in Alarm and Leak log <br />(t3) } <br />(5) get help if needed <br />(6) Dispose of absorbents into property <br />(9 Notify State Office of emergency within <br />19beled containers. <br />15 days of incident, in writing <br />(a) Do not throw cleanup away! <br />(7) Record event in Alarm and Leak log. <br />Vmjon 2 11 <br />