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—Advanced Interconnect Technologies Emergency Response Plan Page 3 4.1.2. Location of the spill cleanup equipment for incidental spills or releases of hazardous materials is shown in Map 2 of the HMMP. 4.1.3. The Facilities Technician is responsible for maintaining adequate inventory of emergency equipment and spill control supplies. 4.2. Capabilities of the various safety and spill control equipment described in the HMMP is outlined in Appendix B 4.3. Outside organizations for hazardous materials cleanup will be contacted by the ERC if he determines that a spill (because of size or danger) is beyond the ability of the Spill Cleanup Team. Cleanup companies capable of assisting with a hazardous materials incident are identified in the HMMP included as Appendix A. 5. Fire/Explosion - Emergency Response Procedure 5.1. The individual discovering the fire will immediately report the fire by dialing 9-824-1166 on the nearest telephone and reporting the following information to the individual answering: • Their name; • the location of fire; * type of fire; and • if anyone is injured or trapped. NOTE: Durinq after hours (before 8:00 am and after 5:00 om) Dial 9-911 to report a fire or explosion. 5.1.1. The individual reporting the fire will then check that all other employees in the immediate area have been evacuated. 5.2. The emergency phone rings on three different extensions simultaneously. 5.2.1. The person answering is responsible for recording pertinent emergency information and immediately communicating it to the on duty facility ERC. 5.2.1.1.NOTE: If the ERC is not immediately available, use the PA system to page the ERC 5.2.2. Once the ERC has been contacted, this individual is further responsible for alerting ERT members to assemble at the emergency location or the Manufacturing Managers office as appropriate.