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o Employees are shown Emergency Preparedness Procedures flip book and its contents (Flip book should be posted in a conspicuous location). o Review contents in general o Important to have accurate 24 hour site contact(manager) and FM at (800) 828-0711. Ask manager to correct or fill in if necessary. MSDS o Show the response procedures of the hazardous chemicals found on site (includes CO2). o Reference in the event of ingestion, contact or exposure to hazardous chemicals. o Ask where and go to MSDS location (White UST binder Immediate Response tab). Monitoring Response Plan/Business Emergency Response Plan o Employees shown plan location o Plan located in White UST binder behind "Immediate Response"tab. o Sections of the plans (purpose and contents overview), more details, submitted to agency as commitment. Employee responsibilities are included. o Emergency Contacts (should be same as above) o Verify site map to confirm locations of chemicals and emergency equipment is accurate. o Emergency Meeting Area—ask employees where do you meet if you must evacuate Forms The stores are required to fill out these forms. Show each form to site. Daily Inspection form —Vapor recovery equipment inspection (spill buckets, hanging hardware) Repair log— Record all repairs to gas equipment. Employees should make sure that contractors should fill out the log and then file the service ticket (work order) in the black box. Spill log—record all spills that require absorbent to clean up. Weekly drum inspection—check hazardous waste drum at least weekly. Alarm log —log all Veeder Root alarms and warnings. SpillResponse Minor Spill Response—manageable by site o Always look for spills near the dispensers and tank pad. If you see gas on the ground it needs to be cleaned. o Ask questions, such as, who has dealt with a spill? What did you do? o Attempt to contain immediately—never wash down a storm drain. o Instruct customers to move out of area and restrict access using barricade, cones and/or delineators - caution tape if necessary. o Ask questions, such as, what do you need to bring with you to go out and clean up a spill? ■ Use spill/absorbent material to contain spill—ask where and go to spill kit/PPE location. ■ Use appropriate PPE (safety vest, nitrile gloves, safety glasses or goggles). Ask where and go to equipment location. ■ Spread absorbent on the spill. Sweep back and forth to ensure all gasoline is absorbed. Remove absorbent as soon absorbed. Do not let it sit on ground (can blow away). Gasoline is hazardous, volatile flammable, carcinogenic o Benzene—Carcinogen o Inhalation (breathing in fuel, exhaust, etc.) o Absorption (through the skin) Dispose of used materials in waste drums ■ Waste drum location-Solid waste (absorbent, rags, filters, hoses) & Liquid waste (spill buckets, sumps, test water). 7-11 is responsible for solid waste and liquid waste, so call FM (800) 828-0711 for removal. ■ Batteries (i.e.car battery) should never be placed in or near waste containers, especially if damaged the reaction may cause an explosion. Call FM (800) 828- 0711 immediately for removal if left onsite. ■ Drum lock combination is last or first 4 digits of store ID number. ■ Drum labeling and Waste accumulation timelines (initial and second deposit). ■ Weekly drum inspection—check hazardous waste drum at least weekly. ■ Contact FM (800) 828-0711 if drum is >_ 75% or if accumulation start date exceeds 12 months. 7-11 Designated Operator Training July 15,2018 Page 2 of 3