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Trinitas Farming, LLC 7835 S.Inland Dr. Stockton, CA Spill Discharge/Response Plan Following an incidental spill, the emergency coordinator will be responsible for completing an incident report and making notifications (as necessary) to San Joaquin County Environmental Health(209) 468-3420 following the guidelines in Section 7.2 of this plan. b) Response to an Emergency Response Situation Emergency Response Situations are defined as one that does pose a significant harm or threat to human health and safety to the environment. Emergency Response situations are generally those where: • It may cause high levels of exposure to toxic substances. • It is life or injury threatening. • Employees must evacuate the area. • It poses Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (IDLH) conditions. • It poses a fire or explosion hazard. • It requires immediate attention because of danger. • It represents an oxygen deficient condition. In the event of an emergency response situation the following guidelines should be followed: 1) Upon initial discovery: a) Determine: • Is the spill incidental or emergency response? • Should you evacuate or respond? b) Safety First: • Do not put yourself in harm's way • If conditions change, the spill or leak may no longer be incidental 2) Inform and Block: a) Notify an Emergency Coordinator • Inform: who, what, where, how much b) Limit traffic through the spill area 3) Call Emergency Responders: a) 911 b) WHF, Inc.: (209) 247-5964; (209) 872-2168 4) Protect Yourself a) What Personal Protective Equipment is needed? • Check with Emergency Coordinator • Check SDS sheets 5) Deploy Spill Response Materials a) For Emergency Response: • Prevent spill from entering the natural drainage areas and protect around the well using absorbents, wattles, dirt, large equipment, etc. 6) Bag or containerize waste 35