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0 0 Sewage releases should be washed down a sanitary sewer grated inlet if possible with water. In the event that sewage can not be washed down a sewer inlet, it should be absorbed with pads or other similar material and disposed of in accordance with local, state, and federal requirements. Area should be disinfected by some means such as by using appropriate cleansers. If the release is large enough to warrant, it may be decided to call upon a contractor who specializes in sewage release clean-up. Care must be taken to ensure that personnel involved in clean-up are protected from contact with sewage. Also, eating or drinking while cleaning is prohibited. Every effort should be made to clean hands, arms,face, clothing, etc., with soap and water after coming into contact or working with sewage. Cleanser spills and release should be cleaned-up in accordance with MSDS or manufacturer guidance. This may involve washing or absorbing cleanser with pads, etc. in the spilled area. Cleansers should be disposed of in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. Contact or inhalation of vapors from cleansers should be avoided. This may involve wearing personal protective equipment such as gloves, aprons, eye protection, etc. and having adequate ventilation. The carbon dioxide containers should be secured so they won't tip or fall over. Keep containers tightly closed and away from ignitable sources. In an event of a leak please take the following steps. • Stop the leak if safe to do so • If not, evacuate immediate area • Ventilate the area • Call for assistance if necessary 5. EVACUATION Describe the procedures to be followed for immediate notification and evacuation of your business: The facility was constructed with Emergency Lighting and illuminated "EXIT" signage. All exterior doors have been clearly marked as exits, and multiple doors are