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i • Notify the Spill Prevention Manager immediately • Follow the direction of the Spill Prevention Manager to contain the discharge if it has not been contained, and clean up response materials and equipment properly • The Spill prevention Manager will be responsible for completing the discharge notification form (Attachment D) and storing it with the Plan. I If the Spill Prevention Manager is not available at the time of the discharge,then the alternate contact assumes responsibility for coordinating response activities. Response to a Major Discharge Major discharges are defined as discharges which cannot be easily or safely controlled by facility personnel or pose a significant threat of harm to human health and safety or the environment. Examples of when a discharge should be treated as a major discharge include but are not limited to: • The discharge involves a large quantity of product whic ads beyond the immediate area of the discharge; • The discharge might enter or enters water; • Special training or equipment is required in the response to the discharge; • There is a threat to human health and safety or the environment; or • There is a danger of fire or explosion. Facility personnel should not attempt to perform clean up on Lajor discharges and should do the following: • All facility personnel should immediately evacuate the discharge area and gather in a predetermined location a safe distance from the discharge. • The Spill Prevention Manager should be immediately notified of the discharge if not on site. • If any facility personnel wei%njured, medical assistance should be requested as appropriate. • The Spill Prevention Manage or senior staff authorized by the Spill Prevention Manager should notify all applicable regulatory agencies of the discharge. • The Spill Prevention Manager or senior staff should contact the spill response contractor listed on page 27. • The Spill Prevention Manger aides in coordination activities with any clean up contractor or other response organizations. • The Spill Prevention Manager will be responsible for completing the discharge notification form (Attachment D) and storing it with the Plan. i If the Spill Prevention Manager is not available at the time of the discharge,then the alternate contact assumes responsibility for coordinating response activities. I i WASTE DISPOSAL (40 CFR 112.7 (a)(v)) Any waste resulting from a minor discharge should be containerized in a 55-gallon steel or poly drum (or other appropriate container). The Spill Prevention Manager will have the waste characterized and removed from the site by a licensed waste transporter as soon as possible. Waste from a major discharge will be disposed of by the cleanup contractor listed below. Joe's Travel Plaza 15600 Harlan Road,Lathrop,CA Page 25