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5.51n the Event of an Emergency: Roles and Responsibilities HazardousRetail The Stora Manager 1 Shift.Supervisor/Manager on Duty is fesponuble to Identify an emergency and IMMEDIATELY •If the incident involves indoor!outdoor release o hazardous waste tl+ c �rs�g� `' fps customers to • a`�f mt Ezmergenecyt es hiseh oo rdinattoistin the order listed on Page •ASaob�tt!86Ru�tt�msiaefi"Onotim tottiplAsSipaer<Ha+E�gFBDiktrict ��ewt6lratirr6ltgitm4l,fQO AtK�bwm* gre*be&ispearida3ted gp�({8rytgriatinn of the • � ECP. g�tliaardouse ' slnvovnq frG0 � ryUpp � pffleeae Mous waste. •Take all reasonable measures to ensure the spill/release does not spread(for example using absorbent pads),and that pedestrians or vehicles do not pass through the material. •Assess any possible direct and indirect hazards to human health and the environment that may result from the biological,chemical,or physical properties of the released material. Notes: The Store Manager,Shift Supervisor.or Manager on Duty is responsible to identify an emergency and IMMEDIATELY: • If evacuation is necessary, instruct associates and customers to evacuate the store through the nearest exit. Account for customers and associates in the designated area,and ensure all remain outside until emergency response is terminated and operations are resumed. • Call 911 to alert appropriate emergency response units via cell phone. • If the incident involves indoor/outdoor release of hazardous waste, liquids,powders,pills,gases,etc., IMMEDIATELY: • Call the Emergency Response Coordinators in the order listed on Page 5 of the ECP until one of the Coordinators(District Leader,AP District Leader,or Regional Compliance Leader),is reached to provide direction for the implementation of the ECP. • Call the corporate EHS Department at 717-975-8643 to coordinate with the Hazardous Waste Emergency Responder for any spill/release involving hazardous waste. • Take all reasonable measures to ensure the spill/release does not spread,for example using absorbent pads,and that pedestrians or vehicles do not pass through the material. • Assess any possible direct and indirect hazards to human health and the environment that may result from the biological,chemical,or physical properties of the released material. Published by Articulate®Storyline 49 4/27/18