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• Instruct customers to move out of the area and restrict access to the area using delineator poles. • Place absorbent on the spill to prevent product from migrating to other areas. • Sweep up used absorbent and place in hazardous solid waste drum. Ensure that waste drum is properly labeled and secure. • Report spill by phone to Elite Customer Solutions. • Notify Site Manager. • Document the release on the Spill Log and place behind the Spill Log tab in the Orange Binder. 1.2.2 Major Spills Major spills are releases that go offsite, into a catch basin or waterway, or are not manageable by onsite personnel. • Immediately shut down turbine/dispenser at emergency shut-off switch or main electrical panel, if necessary. • Ensure turbine/pump have been shut down. • Evacuate, if necessary. • Immediately contact the emergency authorities (call 911). • Place absorbent on the spill to prevent product from migrating to other areas, if safe to do so. • Immediately contact Elite Customer Solutions. • Immediately contact your Site Manager and CAE • Document release on the Spill Log and place behind the Spill Log tab in the Orange Binder. 1.2.3 A release into the secondary containment A release into the secondary containment will cause the monitoring alarm to sound and will cause the fueling system to shutdown. • Immediately contact Elite Customer Solutions. • Document alarm on the UST Monitoring Alarm Log. • If a release is confirmed, document incident on Spill Log and place behind the Spill Log tab in the Orange Binder. 1.2.4 Notification of a release into the secondary containment by a BP contractor • Immediately contact Elite Customer Solutions. • Request that the contractor document the incident on the UST Alarm Log. September 2007 Page 2 of 5 520— Release Response & Reporting