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SECTION IV: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT Fire Extinguishers: There are approximately 100 fire extinguishers (Type ABC) throughout the facility. There is one on each forklift and several located in each department. First Aid Kits: Each building (department) has a first aid kit with limited resources. Mill Rescue: Building 5 (mill room) has 2 mill rescue boxes on wheels. Building 13 (Precision molding) has a mill rescue box, Building 1 (the Lab) has mill rescue equipment. Protective Equipment: Supply, Building 15 has face shields, safety glasses, goggles, chemical protection gloves, white Tyvek jumpsuits, earplugs, respirators for welding, dust and chemicals. Absorbents: Supply has bagged Stardust super absorbent and pads. There is also a limited amount in each department and pads in the Flammables Storage building. Eye Wash & Showers: Stations are located by chemical tanks northeast of Building 1, Handbuild Department of Building 1, also next to spray booth behind Building 9 and in Building 9. EMERGENCY CHECKLIST: The following will be regularly maintained: • Fire extinguishers and emergency equipment. • Alarm system. • Spill clean-up materials. • Decontamination clothing and respirators. Water supply and pressure. EMERGENCY REPORTING Holz employees are not trained to combat any emergencies other than small fires and very small chemical spills. Whenever there is an imminent or actual situation resulting from fire, explosion and/or known chemical release, it is the legal responsibility of the Emergency Coordinator (or designee) to notify the appropriate State and/or local agencies. An emergency notification phone roster is on page 3. If there is an emergency that could threaten human health or the environment outside the facility, the Emergency Coordinator must notify appropriate local authorities. Emergency Coordinator must also be available to help appropriate officials to decide whether local areas should be evacuated and must notify the California Office of Emergency Services at 9400 852-7550. Information to report: • Name and phone number of the person reporting • Name and address of the facility • Time and type of incident (fire, explosion, chemical release). • Name and quantity of material involved to extent known. • Extent of injuries, if any • Possible hazards to human health or environment outside the facility. D