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7 11 Material, Inc. <br /> Spill Response Plan <br /> When a spill detected, these steps should be followed to prevent injury and control the material from <br /> entering the storm water system. Remember 711 Materials' priorities: Protection of LIFE, then the <br /> ENVIRONMENT, and finally our PROPERTY. It is 711 Materials' policy to conduct its business in an <br /> environmentally responsible manner, in full compliance with applicable federal, state, and local <br /> environmental laws, and to continually improve its environmental performance. However, 711 Materials <br /> personnel should NEVER endanger their lives to protect the environment or property. <br /> 1. Carefully identify the type of material leaking and/or spilled and determine the immediate safety <br /> hazard (fire, explosion, contact, or vapor.) <br /> 2. The clean-up of any hazardous condition that presents an imminent safety threat to the public or <br /> Facility personnel must not be attempted. Secure the scene and keep all personnel away from the <br /> spill. Contact the shift supervisor immediately if you suspect a hazardous condition exists and wait <br /> for outside assistance if you are unsure how containment should be safely implemented. Only if <br /> can be done safely, protect storm water drains from contaminated runoff. Never attempt to control <br /> a spill if you do not have the appropriate personal protective equipment. Safety First! <br /> 3. If it is deemed safe, take immediate action to prevent further release or discharge of the substance <br /> ( i.e., protect the environment.) Efforts should be made to limit the extent of the spill. This can be <br /> accomplished by using absorption pads, booms, sand or soil. Notify the shift supervisor <br /> immediately and keep any personnel not assisting with the cleanup away from the spill. <br /> 4. Hazardous materials spills that cannot be handled safely by Facility personnel should be <br /> immediately referred to the Facility Response Coordinator. The Facility Response Coordinator <br /> should contact the following personnel and agencies as deemed necessary: <br /> a. Randy Tilford, Basic Resource, Corporate Environmental Manager (209) 521-9771 <br /> b. Emergency Services, 911 <br /> c. San Joaquin County Certified Unified Program Agency, (209)468-3420 <br /> d. California Emergency Management Agency, (800) 852-7550 <br /> 5. The Facility Response Coordinator should notify the Basic Resource Corporate Environmental <br /> Manager with spill details. In the event of a reportable spill, 711 Materials will notify the appropriate <br /> local and state agencies notified of the oil-petroleum containers at the Facility (e.g. local fire <br /> department, San Joaquin County CUPA, Regional Water Quality Control Board) and the EPA <br /> Regional Administrator once the hazardous condition have been mitigated. <br /> 6. The "Spill Reporting Form" and the "Emergency Response Agency Notification form" should be <br /> filled out. <br /> Emergency Telephone Numbers <br /> 7 11 Materials Contacts Office Numbers Cell Number <br /> Steven Case (209) 943-4730 (209)247-0845 <br /> Henk Gaalswyk (209) 943-4730 (209) 247-5014 <br /> Randy Tilford (209) 521-9771 (209)531-4619 <br /> Outside Assistance Telephone Numbers <br /> Emergency Response Agencies: .........................................................................911 <br /> National Response Center: .................................................................(800)424-8802 <br /> Stockton Fire Department (Hazardous Materials): .....................................(209)937-8030 <br /> Pacific Gas and Electric Company (Power Outages): ................................(800) 743-5002 <br /> California Office of Emergency Services: ...............................................(800)852-7550 <br /> Stockton Department of Municipal Utilities: .............................................(209)937-8750 <br /> San Joaquin County Certified Unified Protection Agency(CUPA)l:...............(209)468-3420 <br /> California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region:.......(559)445-5116 <br /> California Department of Fish and Game: ..............................................(559) 243-4005 <br /> Cleanup Response Contractors <br /> Safety Kleen, Salida, California ............................................................(209) 545-1011 <br /> 'The designated CUPA for San Joaquin County is the Joaquin County Environmental Health Department.The listed phone number <br /> will direct call to the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department <br />