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4. Personnel are trained to make monthly inspections and report extinguishers needing <br /> recharging and/or maintenance. <br /> Chemical Release- Policy Issues <br /> 1. LAWTF employees and contractors are not trained for large quantity releases. <br /> 2. In general, LAWTF employees and contractors will notify 9-1-1 and sound the alarm <br /> before attempting to respond to a release. <br /> 3. Employees are discouraged from taking actions. Large quantity releases will be reported <br /> promptly to 9-1-1, entering an affected area is not a required duty of employees. <br /> 4. Employees are not required to enter into harm's way to respond to a release, but are <br /> required to implement emergency procedures and notify 9-1-1 immediately. <br /> 5. If the release is in beginning stages and the employee feels that he can safely stop flow, <br /> the following simple procedure should be used: <br /> a. Cut off the flow <br /> b. Call 9-1-1 or instruct another person to do so. <br /> c. Attempt to safely contain release. <br />