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APPENDIX B - INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION GUIDELINES The following chart sets forth the three classifications of incidents that can be expected at the LAWFT Coles Levee Operation. Level of General Criteria First Responder Notification Emergency 1. Small HAZMAT spills confined to containment. Emergency Coordinator 2. Valve or pump packing release or small gas leak Minor 3. First Aid, Medical Treatment, or Near Miss First Person 4. Fire: Beginning stages; can stop release and able to extinguish On-Scene On-Site Incident with one 30 Ib. fire extinguisher. 5. PRV release 1. Fire unable to extinguish with one 30 Ib. ABC extinguisher. 1. Emergency Coordinator 2. Medical emergency to hospital, 9-1-1 call type accident. Serious 3. Earthquake with damage. 2. 9-1-1 as appropriate 4. Flood. First Person 3. Emergency Coordinator (or On-Site Incident s. Sustained release from tanks or bin that does not appear to On-Scene alternate) to Notify with Potential Off compromise public safety. Agencies as applicable. —Site Implications 1. Significant HAZMAT spill of chemicals Emergency Coordinator Major 2. Rupture of chemical tank. 1. 9-1-1 as appropriate 3. Significant fire with potential to spread and cause major 2. Emergency Coordinator (or Incident with On damage. & alternate) to notify 4. Medical emergency involving a fatality or where three or more Agencies according to spill Off-site persons are hospitalized First Person reporting matrix for oil Implications s. Earthquake with major damage. On-Scene spills. 6. Flood resulting in damage to process equipment. "General 7. Sustained release from PRV that may threaten public safety. 3. CalOSHA if worker fatality Emergency" g. Uncontrolled release of chemicals with ambient or three or more concentrations above ambient concentrations. hospitalized (See Matrix)