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.. .. <br /> Cleanup and Restoration <br /> Cleanup should begin as soon as possible after the spilled <br /> material is successfully contained. Many times the characteristics <br /> of oil will change as it is exposed to air , sunlight, and water <br /> action, and cleanup may become more difficult. Professional <br /> cleanup contractors are available, and this option should be <br /> considered in the event of an extensive spill. <br /> The Plant Superintendent should be contacted for assistance in <br /> containing and cleaning up a spill of a hazardous waste or toxic <br /> _ substance. General spill cleanup procedures may be found in the <br /> product MSDS. Where oils are thick enough to be pumped, they <br /> should be. Skimmers are available or easily made to remove as much <br /> product as possible. Absorbents should be used if the slick is too <br /> thin to pump. <br /> Oil trapped along the bank of a stream must be promptly <br /> removed and properly disposed of. <br /> Disposal <br /> Oil recovered during cleanup will be treated in accordance <br /> with the CERCLA or Office of Emergency Services rules and <br /> regulations. <br /> 12 <br />