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2.0 HAZARD INFORMATION <br /> Materials Route to body entry Characteristics <br /> Fuel Hydrocarbons Inhalation, ingestions, Irritant <br /> and physical contact. <br /> NOTE: The materials present at this time are specified by the California Health & Safety Code <br /> Section 25249.5 as recognized and confirmed by the State of California as carcinogenic and/or <br /> mutagenic. <br /> Potential environmental hazards: <br /> Contamination of soils and/or ground water. <br /> Potential materials hazards to worker: <br /> Contact with hydrocarbon fuels may result in dermal irritation due to desiccation. Inhalation of <br /> vapors may result in oxygen deficiency and/or mucus membrane irritation. Mixtures of air and <br /> hydrocarbon fuels may reach explosive concentrations thus presenting an explosive hazard. <br /> Potential site physical hazards: Movement of heavy equipment, underground utilities. <br /> First Aid: <br /> Fuel Hydrocarbons Eyes: Rinse thoroughly <br /> Skin: Soap wash <br /> Inhalation: Respiratory Support <br /> Ingestion: Medical attention <br /> Exposure limits: Fuel Hydrocarbons - 100 ppm/8 hrs., 350 ppm/15 min. excursion <br /> Flashpoint: Fuel Hydrocarbons - 1000 F <br /> Flammability limits: Diesel Fuel L.E.L.= 0.7%, U.E.L.= 5.0% <br /> Gasoline L.E.L.= 1.3%, U.E.L.= 6.0% <br /> Octane L.E.L.= 1.0%, U.E.L.= 5.0% <br /> Hazard type: Liquid ( X ) Solid ( X ) Sludge ( } Vapor/Gas ( X ) <br /> Hazard level: High ( Moderate ( ) Low ( X ) Unknown { } <br /> - 3 - <br />