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yy�'� p-�" CONSOLIDATED CONTINGENCY PLAN UT 9 n 2,9)A Hazardous Material Business Plan Requirements Consolidated Contingency Plan). Procedures for Coordination with Local Emergency Organizations Site does not have any contractual arrangements with local emergency organizations. Facility personnel are trained to recognize conditions that have a potential to cause an abnormal condition and could escalate to an emergency. In the event of an emergency, facility personnel will contact emergency response as detailed in the Consolidated Contingency Plan. Depending on the severity of the emergency, either a response team will be activated or Shell will establish a Unified Command System with local emergency responders (see page 4 of Consolidated Contingency Plan). Communication and Alarm Systems The Site has telephones and automatic alarm chemical monitoring equipment. Telephones, automatic alarm chemical monitoring equipment, and verbal warnings are to be utilized for evacuation purposes. Use of Emergency Response Equipment and Supplies Employees May Use Personal Protective Equipment for employees (hard hats, safety glasses/splash goggles, high visibility safety vests, and chemical protective gloves) are in the Office Building at the site. Potential emergencies anticipated include the following hazards: fire and acute/chronic health. PPE levels meet the requirements for the health hazardous identified. The Emergency Response Contractor (see page 3 of the Consolidated Contingency Plan) also provides emergency response equipment. Procedures for Using, Inspection of, Repairing, and Replacing Emergency and Monitoring Equipment Fire extinguishers are inspected monthly. Evacuation/Re-entry Procedures and Assembly Point Locations In the event of an emergency the Operations department is responsible for evacuation procedures. Evacuation map is prominently displayed throughout the facility. The emergency assembly area is near NuStar (neighbor on the East side), secondary emergency assembly area is at police guard shack. Hazardous Waste Generator Requirements (Procedures for Storage/Generation of Hazardous Waste) Proper Packaging and Labeling of All Waste All Residual Waste materials will be managed in accordance with the RMP for Shell. Labeling requirements of the RMP include Waste Material, Non-Haz, Recoverable Material, or Hazardous Waste Labeling. Wastes that have not been analyzed or are pending analysis are to be labeled with the "Waste Material' label with hazards identified with their type listed. Upon receipt of analytical the "Waste Material' label will be replaced with "Non -Hazardous" or "Hazardous" as determined by the Residual Disposal Consultant (RDC). "Recoverable Material' will be determined upon generation. Qualified personnel, in communication with the RDC and Environmental Coordinator will verify that wastes are properly labeled and packaged. On -Site Management and Storage Requirements The RMP specifies the storage requirements for staging piles, bins/roll-offs, drums, other containers, and portable tanks. The determination of container type will be determined by the RDC in communication with qualified personnel. Containers will be stored in the Hazardous Waste Storage Area(s) or Satellite Accumulation Areas as designed and appropriate to hazard types/determination. As directed by the RDC and Environmental Coordinator, qualified personnel will inspect wastes as specified by their type and description in the RMP. Proper Use of Safety Equipment and Hazardous Waste Management Supplies Qualified personnel will alert the RDC on the status of container supplies; where needed, additional containers (bins/roll-offs) will be ordered by the RDC. All other required containers will be ordered by qualified personnel (along with safety equipment). Off -Site Transportation Requirements Shell Oil Products US—Stockton Terminal _ALTH