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APR 01 '91 03:19PM L NGINEERING P.5i5 RESPONSE PLAN FOR RELEASES INTO THE SECONDARY CONTAINMENT (A) Description of the proposed methods and equipment to be used for removing the hazardous substance, including the location and availability of the required equipment (if not permanently on-site) , and an equipment maintenance schedule for the equipment located on-site. Stockton Service Station Equipment Company has been contracted to provide all necessary equipment and manpower to remove any hazardous substance that might be released into the secondary containment of tanks 5, 6, 7. (B) Operator training plan for the operation of the tank system(s) and monitoring equipment. The terminal operator is trained by a representative of the Stockton Service Station Equipment Company (SSSS) in the .proper operation of the monitoring equipment. The terminal operator hand gauges the levels in tanks #5 & #6 daily and records the levels of the substances in the tanks. A waste hauler is' called to pump out tanks #6 when the tank is at 75% capacity. A submersible pump in tank #5 is used to transfer product collected in tank $5 to tank #6 (or tank 180 -the aboveground transmix tank) . The terminal operator is instructed to check the monitor system test system weekly for proper operation. Any indication of malfunctions are immediately reported to the terminal manager who arranges for repairs. The terminal operator is instructed to immediately report the discovery of releases into the annular space to the terminal manager who arranges for a SSSE to remove all substances from the tank and annular space. (c) The name(s) or title(s) of the persons) responsible for authorizing the work to be performed. The terminal manager is responsible for authorizing all work that is performed in response to releases into the secondary containment.