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Levine-Fricke-Recon • Section: 9 Date Initiated:September 23, 1996 Revision No.: 1 Date Revised:August 21, 1998 Page 26 of 34 9.3 Non-Life-Threatening Injuries, Exposures, or Illnesses The extent and nature of the victim's injuries will be assessed and first aid will be rendered as appropriate. If necessary, the individual may be transported to the nearby medical center. The mode of transportation and the eventual destination will be based on the nature and extent of the injury. Figure F-1 shows the location and route to the medical center. 9.4 Emergency Equipment Minimum emergency equipment maintained on site shall include a fully charged 20- pound dry chemical fire extinguisher, an adequately stocked first aid kit, and an emergency eyewash station. Site personnel will be notified of the location of this equipment. 9.5 Fire or Explosion Contact the Fire Department immediately. Upon arrival of the Fire Department, the SSO, or designated representative, shall advise the commanding officer of the location, nature, and identification of hazardous materials on site. Only trained, experienced fire fighters should attempt to extinguish substantial fires at the Site. Site personnel should not attempt to fight fire, unless properly trained and equipped to do so. ' 9.6 Underground Utilities In the event that an underground conduit is damaged during intrusive soil activities, all mechanized equipment will immediately be shut off until the nature of the piping can be determined and potential hazards assessed. Depending on the nature of the broken conduit (e.g., natural gas, water, communications, or electricity), the appropriate local utility will be contacted. 9.7 Spills or Leaks Locate the source of the leak and determine the hazard to the health and safety of site workers and the public. Attempt to stop or reduce the flow if it can be done without risk to personnel. Isolate the spill area and do not allow entry by unauthorized personnel. De-energize all sources of ignition within 100 feet of the spill, including vehicle engines. The Site Project Manger, Director of Health and Safety, and LPL representative shall be advised immediately of the location, size, and nature of the spill. Should any spill be of the nature or extent that it cannot be safely contained, or poses an imminent threat to human health or the environment, an emergency clean up Page F_26 RIFSWP-AppF-Rev1-04111:SR1.