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2. In the event of any alarm, the shop supervisor on duty will immediately contact the Environmental Services Department at the general office by referring to the Fuel Spill Reporting Procedures Guide included in the location's Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan. The supervisor on duty will also immediately contact the shop maintenance manager. 3. The maintenance supervisor on duty will inspect the TLS-250 control panel and determine if the alarm is the result of a failed sensor or a fuel and/or water leak. 4. If the alarm is the result of a sensor failure, the local Veeder-Root representative will be contacted and the sensor will either be repaired or replaced. The telephone number of the local Veeder-Root representative is Shields Harper and Co. (209) 462-9211 . 5. If the alarm is the result of a suspected fuel and/or water failure, the maintenance supervisor on duty will immediately shut down the use of the underground storage tank. The supervisor will also ensure all pumps that may be associated with the tank that has the suspected failure are turned off at the circuit breaker. 6. The maintenance supervisor on duty, with the assistance of an Environmental Services representative, will contact the local licensed waste hauler and/or product delivery supplier to be contracted with a later date (prior to facility opening) to extract the product from the annular space. The hauler and/or product supplier will have the necessary equipment to remove the product via the tank's fiberglass reservoir and 2" riser pipe. 7. The maintenance supervisor will also immediately take steps to remove the product in the tank itself by contacting the local licensed waste hauler and/or the product delivery supplier. 8. The maintenance supervisor on duty will also contact the local Veeder-Root representative to check out the system and verify if a release occurred and was not an equipment failure. 9. In the event local haulers and/or product suppliers (to be contracted with at a later date) are not available, Yellow Freight System has available an emergency response contractor available. This contractor is Ecology and Environment, and they can be reached at (716) 684-8060 or (716) 684-8940. 10. All necessary reporting requirements following confirmation of an unauthorized release to the environment will be completed by an Environmental Services representative. All of the above procedures will be implemented by the shop supervisor and authorized by the location's shop maintenance manager and/or a representative of Yellow Freight System' Environmental Services Department. The titles of the individuals responsible for authorizing work in the Environmental Services Department are Environmental Project Manager or Environmental Services Technician. Representatives from the Environmental Services Group can be reached by telephone at (800) 458-3323. Page 16