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37� FUEL o�� No. Z 2 � 11993 . o Combustible liquid ' QST AID Nonspecific symptams+Irritation of the eyes,skin,or respiratory tract,other symptoms of exposure Feat Aid for Inhalation:Remove victim to fresh air and keep warm and at rest.If brreathiM becomes difficult or if breathing has stopped, administer artdicud respiration. Get medical attention immediately. (Caution. ' Administration of mouth-to-mouth resuscrtatwn may espoae the first aid provider to chemical within the victim's lungs or vomit.) First Aid for Sldn sad Eyre Cond" Flush eyes immediately with water for at least 15 minutes,occasionally Idbng ' the eyelids Remove all contaminated dothmg. Wash affected body areas with urge amounts of soap and water. Get medical attention if irritation persists after washing First Aid for ingwdoa:Do not induce vomiting Keep victim warm and at rest. Cot medical attention immediately FIRE RESPONSE EkdognfshinF Materials:Foam,dry chamieal,carbon dwaide,water Wy Water may be ineffective WfinguishinS Ter.hWgauesr Stay upwind.Wear breathing apparatus and approp mate protective clothing Move ' container from fire area if no risk Do not extinguish burning cargo unless flow can be stopped safely. Be alert to the possibility that the ootwuner may tear or rupture and suddenly release massive amounts of product when exposed to high heat(over SOOT'),such as from a dared flame. Use water from side and from safe distance to keep ' fire exposed containers cool.For massive fire in cargo area,use unmanned hose holder or monitor nonles. Withdraw immediately in case of'rising sound from venting safety devise or discoloration of tank. SPILL RESPONSES General Information:Restrict access to area.Seep unprotected personnel upwind of spill area. Eliminate ignition sources Prevent liquid from entering sewers and con5ned spaces. Protect sewers and waterways Erose wnta iinated runoff. Notify proper authorities, dov n dream sewer and water treatment operations,and other downstream users ' of potentially contaminated water.Note that intake of fuel oil may result m rupture or explosion of boilers or ' Willed product.wbwd ss equipment. Chooses,where possible,that is sot corroded or otherwise d�gd by the ' AIR SPILL TECWWQUE MONITOR THE SITUATION ... Fuel oil no 2 may not evolve large amounts of hazardous airborne cantaminarits m ' many outdoor spill situations. It may be advisable in some cases to simply monitor the situation until the spilled product is removed. CONSEQUENCE ' H&mrdous hivels of fuel oil no.2 in air may be found in the local spill area and immediately downwind. AIMGA77ON Remove the 441W product as soon an downwind by�P possible. Restzict access to the local spill area and areas imaQediately ' TECBMQUE WATER FOG OR SPRAY...Water fog or Wny applied to fuel all no.2 vapors or fumes may accelerate their dispersal in the atmcaphere(where necessary) ' CONSEQUENCE Water runoff may contain a small amount(If any)of fuel oil no. 2 fi=contact with airborne vapor or Puma. MMGA27ON - ' Contain contaminated water and remove as soon ss possible to prevent spread of cuntsm1nat1aa, Be siert to conditions such as fire hoes runoff or romwater that may add to qa volume and overfill impoundments, I I i I