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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2200 - Hazardous Waste Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
PRE 2019
RECORD_ID
PR0220100
PE
2227
FACILITY_ID
FA0002818
FACILITY_NAME
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD - STOCKTON
STREET_NUMBER
833
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
EIGHTH
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
08801001
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
833 E EIGHTH ST
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
003
QC Status
Approved
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III. finergenci <br />du res t a <br />tants moi <br />gency re! <br />tants in <br />7 - Ionrc <br />Written <br />oil from <br />contained <br />Counterme <br />Alas. T'' <br />13R t o- di <br />tions dic <br />ci rcumsta <br />Dr overty, <br />Response Procedures: Emergeac7 response proce– <br />major discharges of kazardaus materials or pollu– <br />iag in transportation are as covered kelow. Zmer <br />ponse -procedures for hazardous materials -or pollu– <br />use or storage in the yard are contained in Chapter <br />utine Tasks of UPIR's "aazard Communication Prop;ram <br />lan", pmergencv response er.ocedures for spills of <br />diesel fuel storage and dispe'asing facilities are <br />In the terminal's "Spill Prevention Control and <br />asure" slam-av vended to the yard emergency res"nse <br />e mrrocednres will have to be modified when respond– <br />scharses of lefser :,uantities, or --as other :condi-Z, `--"- <br />tate. On–the–sceae-judgement lased on actual <br />nces must tie tie final guide for protecting lames, <br />and the environment. <br />�. The railroad Incident Commander rill do the following: <br />1. Ensure tkat reouired immediate notification has <br />keen made to state and local emergency response <br />agencies, other terminal managers, terminal em— <br />ployes, Service Unit managers, Train Management, <br />Casualty Management and Special ►Rent–ffazardous <br />Materials. <br />2. Determine if train operations are affected by the <br />accident involving hazardous materials or pollu– <br />tants, tare immediate action to -orotect train <br />movements and notify the train dispatcher of <br />anticipated problems with tkroagk train movements, <br />or movement of trains into the terminal. <br />3. Proceed to the scene of the accident involving <br />hazardous materials or pollutants, or to the <br />command post, and direct the Company's efforts to <br />control and mitigate the incident. <br />4. Inform re7resentatives of ptblic emergency re- <br />svonse agencfes,' Company emploves assistinj in the' - <br />mitigation 'of the incident and the Comiasy -s <br />contractors the name of the cosaedity involved, <br />its vro-perties and recommended emer.oency response <br />procedures. <br />Arrange the movement of a rail car leakln- kazsra– <br />ous materials or pollutants to Track 704 (Railroad <br />Test after the leak kas been stakilized-. <br />
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