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DocuSign Envelope ID: 0336570A-ED5A-480E-9109-1037B256AF9B <br />LLNL-AM428479 <br />4. Notify the WAA Coordinator or WAA Operator and ES&H Team Environmental <br />Analyst. <br />5. If safe, eliminate ignition sources. <br />6. Cordon off the release area to prevent access to the area. <br />Steps 7 through 11 shall be taken only if it is safe and must be carried out by at least <br />two individuals who have been trained. Whenever possible, the area H&S Technician <br />should be contacted to provide safety oversight and assistance in the cleanup of a spill. <br />7. Contain the spill using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) (see <br />Appendix A), absorbent (see Appendices B and C), or by other appropriate <br />means. <br />8. Clean up the spill. <br />9. Properly dispose of spent cleanup materials such as absorbents and rags; <br />manage them as hazardous, radioactive, or mixed waste as appropriate. <br />10. Decontaminate response equipment (see Section 4.3.1), and restock spill <br />response supplies before operations resume. <br />11. Resume normal operations after the area is inspected by the ES&H Team <br />Environmental Analyst, Facility Manager or WAA Coordinator, and the H&S <br />Technician. <br />Note: If there is any uncertainty about safely managing the release, immediately call <br />the Fire Department Dispatch at extension 911 or use a handheld radio, call sign <br />"MIKE to contact the CAS Operator. <br />4.2.4.2 Procedures to Stop and Contain Waste in the Event of a Large Incident <br />In the event of a large waste release, the Contingency Plan shall be implemented as <br />specified in Section 1.2 by calling the Fire Department. <br />The WAA Operator must: <br />1. Stop waste container handling operations. <br />2. Initiate the following onsite response activities: <br />A. Dial extension 911 to contact the Fire Department Dispatch, or use a <br />handheld radiocall sign "MIKE" <br />, , to contact the CAS Operator. <br />B. Identify his/her name. <br />C. Give the location of release (including the fact that it is at Site 300) and any <br />injured parties. Include WAA number, cross streets, and significant <br />landmarks. <br />D. Indicate the nature of the release, if known (i.e., material identification, <br />quantity, and extent of release). <br />E. Remain on the phone (if it is safe to do so) to verify the information given to <br />the Fire Department and receive further instructions. <br />S300 WAA Contingency Plan 15 September 2018 <br />