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the nature of the hazardous materials that are handled at the site, traffic control measures, site maps, evacuation procedures, and this facility's emergency action plan. Phone numbers for local agencies and emergency responders are listed in section F. Local Emergency Responders Contact: Upon implementation of the emergency action plan,by dialing 911 the local agency responders (Montezuma Fire District, City of Stockton HazMat Team/Emergency Services, Stockton Police Department, and/or paramedics)will be notified and respond to the incident as appropriate. SDS information shall be provided whenever feasible in the event of a chemical spill or exposure. Before the commencement of operations, the customer will notify local Police and Fire Departments, and will be provided with site maps, information on the materials that will be handled,and evacuation routes. Phone numbers for local agencies and responders are listed in Section 14.3 of this plan. 6. GENERAL SAFETY RULES & EQUIPMENT Eating, drinking, smoking, or chewing of gum or tobacco will not be permitted in the "hot zone." All personnel shall remove all contaminated protective equipment before leaving the "hot zone." Personnel must thoroughly wash hands and arms before eating, drinking, smoking, or using the restroom. The facility site map (Attachment A) identifies the locations of emergency equipment; see section 12 for detailed list of onsite emergency equipment. All personnel shall know the whereabouts of emergency eye wash equipment, fire extinguishers, emergency signaling devices (horns), and supervisory personnel who can provide first aid and additional safety equipment. The fire extinguishers on-site will be used on equipment or small fires only. Upon recognition of a potential explosion hazard, work in the affected area shall cease until all tools/equipment in use in this area are assured to be spark proof and/or explosion resistant,and proper bonding/grounding procedures can be assured. Personnel should be aware of and follow any additional safety rules specified by the sponsoring agency. 7. DELINEATION OF SPECIFIC AREAS All personnel will become familiar with the location of each area and the specific operations performed in each. Each area is overseen and managed by a dedicated supervisor. 7.1 TRAFFIC FLOW/UNLOADING The traffic flow pattern is designed to optimize the unloading of waste materials as expeditiously as possible and distribute waste materials to the appropriate location for eventual final handling. Workers shall utilize caution when moving waste materials between areas and across lanes of traffic. As safety precautions,the following will apply: Page 11 of 41