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individuals are listed in Table I-3-2. If additional support is needed during a minor incident,the Facility Representative will contact the Environment, Safety, and Health(ES&H) Support Team members, if necessary. For most other non-security emergencies, the first or senior Fire Department Officer dispatched to, or present at the scene becomes the IC until relieved by a Chief Officer. Table 1-3-2 List of CSA Emergency Contacts Primary Contact Alternate Name: Kenneth Newman Omar Silva RHWM Technical Lead RHWM Technician Office: (925)424-2852 (925)422-7911 Pager: On site: 37777,01033 On site: 37777,01179 Off site. 423-7705,01033 Off site: 423-7705,01179 I-3.4 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT As described in Section 10 of this Plan, several categories of emergency response equipment are available at Site 300. Additional emergency response equipment is also readily available from the Livermore Site, including release response equipment, response vehicles and heavy equipment, site safety equipment, personal protective equipment (PPE), decontamination equipment, emergency assembly point kits, and Material Safety Data Sheets(MSDSs). When requested,the RHWM provides equipment and personnel to support the IC (Fire Chief) for release containment and cleanup during large incidents. The RHWM maintains a ready supply of emergency response equipment in a specially equipped release response trailer. CSA emergency equipment is described below in Table I-3-3, and Figure 1-3-2 shows the location of emergency equipment associated with the CSA. 1.3.4.1 Assembly Point Kit Protective and emergency equipment is stored in the Self-help Kit located at the evacuation assembly point between and on the south side of Building 874 and 879.The kit contains first-aid equipment, including a first-aid kit, blankets, and a stretcher. It also includes flashlights, safety glasses, gloves (plastic, leather, and cotton),and hard hats among other items. 1-3.4.2 CSA Spill Response Equipment The CSA maintains a hazardous waste spill kit equipped with two bags of drysorb; acid and caustic neutralizer kits; one bag of bicarbonate of soda; pH paper;barrel pump; shovel and broom; assorted tools;disposable coveralls and aprons; bags; face shields;booties; gloves (neoprene, leather, viton,mortician, and surgeon); and sample bottles. A list of contents for the spill kit located at the B883 CSA Facility is included in Table I-3-3. A trailer containing bulk emergency release response equipment is also maintained in the vicinity of the Facility. The equipment serves as a backup for the Fire Department and can be LLNL Site 300 Contingency Plan 13 10 January 1019 Appendix 1-3, CSA