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177CI4E V7ZF7-MW0U ER- ob G-WR 12. The commercial operators are charged with the responsibility of complying with these instructions and procedures. SAND-OIL INTERCEPTOR (OIL/WATER SEPARATOR) UNLOADING PROCEDURES 1. The vacuum truck service used to remove material from the 2,500-gallon capacity sand-oil separator (S/O) is required to check in with the Facility/Maintenance Manager at the vehicle maintenance building and proceed to the loading/unloading area with aforementioned personnel or meet,as applicable,maintenance or production personnel at site. 2. Prior to transfer,the vacuum truck and the S/O are inspected. The inspection will include the following items: drains,valves,hoses&caps, piping,fitting,etc. Any deficiency or potential problem is corrected immediately. To preclude work stoppage, the area supervisor is notified if the loading/unloading cannot be accomplished in a timely manner. 3. The drainage area near the S/O is inspected and the storm drain covers are deployed and other spill response materials is made ready. 4. Driver provides constant vigilance to his equipment and the S/O while the transfer operation is proceeding. 5. Truck gauges are monitored to determine the available capacity of tank prior to filling. 6. All safety regulations are observed at all times. This includes,but is not limited to,chocking wheels prior to transfer. 7. When the transfer is complete,care is to be taken to prevent back siphonage conditions or excess product from remaining in the lines,which will spill when the connection is broken. Action will be taken to contain and clean up any material spilled. There is to be no blowing out or disposal of residue products in the tank or truck or their hoses on Facility property. Any residue products are the hauler's responsibility. 8. Prior to leaving the site,the tank truck and the receiving vessel are inspected as in Item#2 above. Any deficiency or potential problems are corrected immediately. 9. Any spillage, abnormalities,or potential problems (leaking valves,etc.) are reported to any salaried employee for appropriate action. 10. The commercial operators are charged with the responsibility of complying with these instructions and procedures. 7