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(juLk.ITA U T Y Spills of product require immediate action. It should be assumed that any item spilled is a hazardous material (if a spill involves blood or other bodily fluids, refer to the Bloodborne Pathogens Program document located on the UltaNet --;�Loss Prevention -:>Safety. Supplies Once a spill is identified, obtain the spill kit supplies, including personal protective equipment such as gloves and goggles, from the backroom in the hazardous waste and mop sink sections. If a spill is found by a salon professional, the salon professional should notify a retail manager immediately. Spill type (liquid or non-liquid) dictates the supplies required. Refer to the Hazardous Waste Program– Supplies document located on the UltaNet 4 Operations 4 Haz Waste 4 Process Documents specific direction on how to order necessary supplies. Liquid spill clean-up Follow the steps below to clean and process liquid spills. Never dispose of potentially hazardous materials in the trash or down the drain. Process • Action 1 Guard the spill by placing the wet floor cone near the spill. 2 Put on gloves and pour the absorbent materials in the area surrounding the spill. ■ If the spill is nail polish, use sugar, triple power cleanser, and a paper towel clean up the spill. 3 Work the absorbent material into the spill with the angled broom. ■ If the liquid spill occurred within a corrugated box and the box has been soiled excessively, place the soiled box into a plastic bag along with the other spill debris. 4 Sweep and clean the spill with the angled broom and dustpan. 5 Bag the item (if applicable), absorbent, and gloves together along with any remaining residue from the spill. Once bagged, write the name of the material that was spilled on the outside of the bag. the Pokiklirlo are beautiful. UltaNet— Operations Haz Waste, Process Docs. Copyright©Oct. 2020 Ulta Beauty I 12 Document Owner: Environmental Health & Safety