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Page 5 6. Spill Area Clean Up - Scoop up solidified material, booms, pillows, and any other materials used to clean the spill and put them into a hazardous waste bag. Label the bag with name of hazardous material and date. Wipe up residual material. Wipe spill area surface 3 times with a detergent solution. Rinse with clean water. Note: Residual oil may present a significant slip-fall hazard when area is wet. 7. Collect supplies and remove gross contamination -Wipe surfaces so they are free of visible contamination. Put into separate bag that contains equipment that will be thoroughly washed with detergent and water. 8. Disposal Procedures - Dispose of spill clean up materials as hazardous waste. Label with appropriate hazardous waste label and DOT diamond label. If the sorbent has been used for a flammable or volatile compound, it must be stored in a well-ventilated area away from ignition sources while awaiting disposal. 9. Reporting - Notify proper authorities as listed below under Emergency Notification Procedures &Contacts. 2.1) Disposal Method of Recovered Materials In accordance with§112.7(a)3(v) The following is the disposal procedure: • Place a "Used Oil" label on the container. Containers should be in good condition, with no pitting, rusting,or leaking.All containers shall be labeled clearly as"Used Oil."Labels are available from the Director of Plant Operations & Maintenance (POM). • When changing oil from maintenance equipment, ensure that no spills occur, and the oil is drained into the designated used oil container using a funnel and rags. All oil changes must occur over an impermeable surface or appropriate drain/drip pan away from any non-protected floor drains. • Any used oil rags must be placed in a separate storage container and labeled "Used Oil Rags." The rag storage container shall be stored in a designated facility area pending removal for laundering or by a hazardous waste hauler. • Any used sorbents must be placed in a separate storage container and labeled "Used Oil Sorbent."The sorbent storage container shall be stored in a designated facility area pending removal for recycling or by a hazardous waste hauler. • Drain and collect the free-flowing oil from the oil filters and manage the collected oil under the requirements for used oil. Any used oil filters must be placed in a separate storage container and labeled "Used Oil Filters." The filter storage container shall be stored in a designated facility area pending removal for recycling or by a hazardous waste hauler. • Drain and collect the free-flowing fuel from the fuel filters and place it back into the pertinent fuel tank or can. Do not mix drained fuel with used oil in the used oil container. Any spent fuel filters must be placed in a separate storage container and labeled "Spent Fuel Filters" or, alternatively, "Used Oil/Fuel Filters." The filter storage container shall be stored in a designated facility area pending removal for recycling or by a hazardous waste hauler. • Maintenance activities performed by contract personnel resulting in the generation of used oil, used oil filters, spent fuel filters, or oil sorbents shall be removed from the premises by the contracted vendor. • Contract for removal of waste materials by a registered hazardous waste hauler or transfer to a receiving/recycling facility. • Proper segregation, collection, containment, storage, labeling and accumulation will be periodically monitored to verify that proper practices are being utilized. • Maintenance staff and other pertinent staff are initially oriented and annually updated as to proper practices for handling of used oil and associated articles. Training records are maintained. Dameron Hospital Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan June 12,2020