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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. Local Community Hospital Contact(See Hospital Map, above): The San Joaquin General Hospital, which has been identified to be closest to the site, is described in preceding pages of this plan. A 24- hour Emergency Room is located at this medical facility. In the case of chemical exposure a MSDS for the substance shall be obtained and provided to the treatment facility. The address, phone numbers, and particulars for traveling from the site location to the medical facility are listed above. 15.3 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT The facility site map (Attachment A) identifies the locations of emergency equipment. Emergency information is prominently displayed in strategic on-site locations. Basic emergency and first aid equipment, decontamination equipment and supplies are available on-site. Equipment includes: 1) Communications—Air horns (two, white and red), one located on the beige cabinet just inside the roll up door in the unloading area and one adjacent to the paint bulking area in the warehouse. Additionally, an emergency telephone(red) is located inside the warehouse on the wall to the right of the loading dock door. 2) Eye wash/safety shower (two, green and yellow, plus full size shower in restroom), one located outside in the unloading zone and one located adjacent to the paint bulking area in the warehouse. 3) Fire extinguishers - five extinguishers located in strategic locations throughout the building: one ABC in the waste processing area, one ABC in the chemical storage area, one ABC in the non- hazardous storage area, one ABC in the office, and one D in the waste processing area (see site map in Attachment A). 4) First aid kits (two, white cases), one located on the table in the hallway outside of the office door and one in the warehouse adjacent to the paint bulking area. 5) Spill kits are located throughout the facility and are marked"Spill Kit, or Spill Absorbent". There are two fiber drums containing absorbent socks or"Booms"(white booms are for oil only, grey booms are for aqueous liquids)in the non-hazardous storage area next to the black tote of box and drum liners. 6) Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for the products and hazardous substances handled are located in the filing cabinet next to the fume hood in the lab-pack area of the warehouse. SDS sheets not available on site may be obtained electronically through the internet or from the manufacturer of the product or substance. 7)Additional safety equipment is in the non-hazardous storage area,including absorbent pads,empty containers,chemical fingerprint identification materials,chemical-resistant clothing,Tyvek and splash suits, protective boots, and gloves, and a full-face air-purifying breathing apparatus. Page 38 of 41