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SAFETY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM POLICY/PROCEDURE ANUAL TITLE: HAZARDOUS WASTE CONTINGENCY PLAN POLICY NUMBER 5.06 PAGE 7 OF 13 neutralize the material, and contain and proceed to clean up the spill using department spill materials. 3.35.1 Departmental staff shall not respond with "Emergency spill response" off-hours unless they have received appropriate hazardous materials training. 3.3.5.2 All other procedures will be followed as written for regular response during normal working hours(3.1 and 3.2). 3.4 Spills involving soil/water contamination. 3.4.4 When possible, all hazardous spills shall be contained and diked to prevent possible contamination of ground water, soil,and sewer systems. 3.4.5 In the event a hazardous waste spill should get into the sanitary sewer system, immediate action should be taken to stop further contamination. The local SPW shall be notified immediately for corrective action: City of Stockton Public works (209) 937-8341 After 5:00 p.m.: (209) 937-8341#3 City of Stockton Public works (209)937-8341 After 5:00 p.m: (209)937-8341 Department of Fish and Game (916)445-0045 After 5:00 p.m: (916)445-0045 3.4.6 In the event a hazardous waste spill should get into the storm drains, immediate action shall be taken to stop further contamination. The local water district and the local Department of Fish and Game shall be notified immediately for corrective action: 3.4.7 In the event hazardous waste should spill onto the ground or we should have an underground tank leak, immediate action shall be taken to stop further contamination. Stockton Public Utilities,Water Department, and the local EPA office shall be notified immediately for corrective action. It may become necessary to contract with an outside hazardous materials team to aid in soil containment. 3.5 Clean up of hazardous materials spills. Fresno Revision dates: 09/12/96, 6/25/98, 3/30/00, 811/01,Stockton revision date 07/22/02, 09/19/02 :1