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i <br />g. Existing or potential hazards (fire, explosion; etc.) if <br />any. <br />h. Personnel injuries or casualties, if any. <br />I. Corrective action being taken to control, contain and <br />cleanup spill, to include a time table. <br />J. Name(s) and telephone number(s) of individual(s) who <br />discovered and/or reported the spill. <br />k. Other unique or unusual circumstances of the spill. <br />IV. Oil Spills from Oil Handling Facilities <br />Oil spills and leaks from the oil handling facilities should be <br />corrected as soon as possible. The fuel handling system should not <br />be operated for an engine or turbine test run if there is an oil <br />leak in the system. A test run should be terminated as soon as a <br />leak or spill is identified. Spills or leaks identified during <br />auxiliary power generation activities should be corrected as soon <br />as practicable, however, activities should continue as long as they <br />are safe. <br />Oil leaks and spills should be cleaned up as soon as possible using <br />oil absorbent sheets or other materials. Spilled oil and oil soaked <br />materials should be placed in steel drums for disposal. If a large <br />quantity of oil is spilled, consideration should be given to hiring <br />a waste oil processing firm that can pump the spilled oil into con- <br />tainers. Leaked or spilled oil should not be washed into sumps <br />where it can be pumped into the sewer. <br />Spilled oil and oil soaked materials should be turned over to a <br />waste oil processing firm or hazardous waste contractor licensed to <br />handle them as soon as possible. The spilled oil and oil soaked <br />materials should not be disposed in a dumpster or trash cans that <br />are handled by the routine waste disposal service. Spilled oil and <br />oil soaked materials should not be stored for an extended period of <br />time within the building. <br />Complete the Hazardous Material Incident Report (Appendix C of this <br />Plan or Sec. 9 of the Hazardous Materials Management Handbook) by <br />providing the information discussed in Paragraph III 3 above. This <br />report should be prepared by the appropriate supervisor. The <br />originator's copy should be stored with the oil spill inspection <br />and surveillance records in the Switching Control Center for a period <br />of three years. The Environmental Management copy should be sent <br />to the Company's Environmental Management District. <br />RKE71701428534 <br />