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Emergency Procedures and Notifications (§112.7(a)(3)(iv) and 112.7(a)(5)): Table 5-1 Description of Emergency Procedures and Notifications The following is a description of the immediate actions to be taken by facility personnel in the event of a discharge to navigable waters or adjoining shorelines (§112.7(a)(3)(iv)and 112.7(a)(5)]: this means that oil has entered a drain line(storm drain) #1 — Eliminate all potential sources of ignition, sparks, etc.from area. Secure the area to protect people. Provide fire extinguishers near the spill area in case of ignition. Shut down /control source (fuel tank truck) if safe to do so. Use spill control media(socks, pads, granules,) to control spill area and prevent spread of oil spill to storm drains or surface water. #2—Inspect storm drain line system grates or manholes, if any, following our SPCC to try to determine how far oil has reached. Use a spotlight to help visually inspect for oil sheen— if located, insert oil spill control media (socks) ahead at the next cut-off point (orange cut-off points on campus map) in an effort to prevent oil from reaching any water source which could reach the Delta water. #3—Contact San Joaquin, CA Fire Prevention—(911)to report and ask for assistance- Contact San Joaquin Health Svcs (209/468-3420),as soon as practicable. #4—Assess conditions and prepare and conduct clean-up plan. Use spill control media as well as oil vacuum or pump spill cleanup equipment(located at Facility)for in-house oil clean-up projects. Contact oil spill clean-up contractor if needed for a larger more significant oil spill. Local resource: Safety Kleen Co @(209) 545-1011 Facility Management Personnel will call and notify the National Response Center (NRC)at 1-800-424-8802—after completing attachment#4—discharge notification form* (for any reportable harmful quantity to navigable waters that would violate water quality standards or cause oil sheen) *If oil spill to navigable waters is greater than 1,000 gals or two incidents greater than 42 gals each have occurred in one year,this facility must also report to EPA and State of California—see Section 6 for contact information in SPCC plan. For spill response to events that do not reach navigable waters (no storm drains)follow step#1. Spill control media and equipment location: • Main equipment storage building • Physical Facility warehouse hazardous waste storage area for fuel tanks • Central Facility - extra inventory and oil pump vacuum equipment NOTE: Fuel Tank/Container Spill—Minor overspill during fuel filling —assist and clean-up with A.L.Powell Trucking personnel if safe to do so. Tank leak or major spill from fuel truck—Call 911 and secure area to protect people. Place spill control media to prevent spread of fuel into retention berm,(if safe to do so). *Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, safety glasses, protective suit). 60