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' Community Health and Safety Plan RAINWATER CAR WASH,Manteca, California 95336 Page 23 May 30,10/2 ' • All sampling devices will be decontaminated by scrubbing or wiping a decontamination solution such as Alconox and water on the device.A clean water rinse must be applied; • Tools that are difficult to decontaminate will be kept in the Exclusion Zone and handled only by workers ' using the appropriate PPE; • Following decontamination of equipment using steam-cleaning, a final steam/water rinse must be applied; • The spent solutions,wash materials,brushes,and the like must,until shown otherwise,be considered ' contaminated and so treated;and • All porous equipment that is believed to be contaminated must be disposed of as hazardous waste. Each worker must follow the above procedures to prevent the transport of chemically affected materials off-site. 11. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURES Emergency situations can include a fire or explosion,an environmental release, damage of an underground conduit during excavation or drilling,or accident or injury to one of the field personnel.In the event of an ' emergency, site personnel will signal distress with three blasts of a horn(a vehicle hom will be sufficient).At the sound of three horn blasts,other personnel on-site must immediately come to the assistance of the person honking.For incidents such as a fire or explosion or major release of hazardous gas,evacuation of the work area ' will be completed.The SHSS/PM and/or their designee will be notified immediately in the event of an evacuation. 11.1 Incident Reporting Procedure The quick and accurate transfer of information to all appropriate personnel is critical in the event of an emergency.The SHSS will coordinate all initial emergency response activities until relieved by the appropriate ' chain of command(i.e.,PM,fire department,hazmat,police,client etc.). To simplify the response procedure,an emergency can be reported by simply dialing 911. This approach can also ' be used for incidents requiring police or fire department assistance,or for medical emergencies. When making such a 911 call,be sure to give the following information to the dispatcher: ' • Your name, e.g.,"John Smith." • The nature of the incident,e.g.,"Fire." • The location of the incident,i.e.,"Street location and nearest intersection."The more specific you can ' make the address,the better. • What you need, e.g., "Fire Department and First Aid." ' • If you are able,where you will meet emergency responders, e.g.,"At the front gate weigh station." • If applicable,a call-back number or your pager number, e.g.,"I'll be at the scene;my pager number is 123-4567." ' • Is the situation stabilized?e.g., "I have the fire under control." • Is anyone injured or in need of emergency assistance?e.g.,"A mechanic working on a pump was burned." ' 11.2 Site Emergency Coordinator The Site Emergency Coordinator is: ' Ami Adini ' R Associates,Inc.