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E ACME TRUCK PARTS am • Steps Acme Truck Parts has taken to lessen or prevent exposure to these substances; • Emergency and first aid procedures to follow if employees are to exposed hazardous substance(s); and, • How to read labels and review MSDS's to obtain appropriate hazard information. 2. Periodic Training: Whenever a new product or procedure is to be incorporated, employees will be trained to safely incorporate it into your work. 3. Annual Training: Each year a complete refresher training will be done to review all the components of the Initial Safety Training. • DAMAGE CONTROL: In order to minimize the damage in the event of a release of hazardous materials Acme Truck Parts Hazardous Communications Plan includes: • Providing absorbents and rags in each work area; • Providing fire extinguishers in each work area; • Instructing employees in the location and use of emergency shut off valves and power switches; • Notifying employees when a release occurs; • Notifying neighboring businesses when a release occurs; • EVACUATION: Because of the small size of the work area and the small number of employees, verbal notification, phone notification, and the building paging system will be used in the event of an emergency and will be provided by the Safety Officer, Nathan Davidson. A lead person has been appointed to act in the absence of the Safety Officer to notify employees and proper agencies. (See Emergency Procedures Guide in the back of this handbook for more information). • EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS: In the event of a hazardous material release the following notifications will be made: • 911 for local police, fire, and medical; • (1-800) 852-7550 for the State Office of Emergency Services; and • (209) 468-3962 San Joaquin County Office Of Emergency Services (209) 488-3969 (Hazardous Materials Division)