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Untitled • Quickly get all available ir fon-nation from the First Responder. • Dispatch the First Responc er to notify other personnel of the emergency. • Quickly re-evaluate the ch iracter, source, amount, and extent of the released material. • Notify the fire department and/or police of the fire by dialing the number(s) listed in Master Emergency Call list or by dialing 911. • Evacuate all non-essential personnel out of the danger area. • If necessary, activate the emergency shutdown system. • Determine the extent of injuries and arrange for medical assistance, as necessary. • Assess potential hazard to human health and environment (both direct and indirect) and if there is a threat to human health or the environment outside tf e Facility, then: o notify the police d fire departments that evacuation may be necessary and work with the police/fire departments to decide if evacuatic n is necessary o notify the on -scene coordinator or National Response Center (800-424-8802) and report the following: o name and telephor e number of person making the report, o name and address f the Facility, o time and type of i cident (e.g., fire), o name and quanti of material(s) involved, o the extent of inju es, if known, and o the possible hazar s to human health or environment outside the Facility • Take all reasonable meas res to ensure that fires, explosions, and releases do not occur, recur, or spread to other hazardous wastes at the Facility. • Document all actions and complete appropriate reports and notifications, including noting the following information in the Facility operating record: time, date, and details of the incident that required implementation of the Plan. • Within 15 days after the ' cident, a written report must be submitted to the designated state authority including the following information: o name, address, an telephone number of the operator o name, address,I telephone number of the Facility o date, time, and ty e of incident (e.g., fire, explosion) o name and quand of material(s) involved o the extent of inju ies, if known o an assessment of ictual or potential hazards to human or the environment o estimated quantiti, and disposition of recovered material that resulted from the incident. Immediately after the emergf contaminated soil, or surface Prior to restarting operations at • No waste that may be in procedures are complete • All emergency equipme: available in the event of • Notify the Regional Adr Action Plan - Hazard In general, most facility pers unless the spill is small, is lir protective equipment is avail First Responder/Coordinator 1. Note the location of , the emergency coordinator will provide for treating, storing, or disposing of the recovered wastes, er, or any other material that resulted from the release, fire, or explosion at the Facility. Facility, the primary emergency coordinator will take appropriate steps to assure: with the released material is staged or managed in the area of the incident until cleanup listed in the Contingency Plan is cleaned and fit for its intended use. Appropriate equipment must be iother incident. aistrator and appropriate State or local authority that the Facility is ready to resume operation. Waste Spills will not be responsible for participating in the emergency response to a release of a hazardous waste to the immediate work area, the hazards associated with the waste are known, appropriate personnel and it is possible to clean up the spill promptly and safely. the Area: Should a spill of hazardous waste occur, the following actions should be taken: type and amount of material spilled, any injuries and the potential threat to human health or the http://home.www.uprr.co t Idepts/EnvMgmt/Ceps/document/act-hwp.htm 7/23/02