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Sierra Chemical Co. RCRA Contingency Plan • Station #3: Scrub/wash of decon solutions • Station #4: Final rinse of previously applied decon solutions • Station #5: Inspection and wipe testing of clothing and equipment • Station #6: Removal and disposal of personal protective clothing • Station #7: Post -Entry medical monitoring and evaluation 9.3 Dispasai The proper disposal of material as a result of a spill shall be accomplished in accordance with ALL local, state and federal regulations. Product Once all spilled/released material has been recovered, the IC should consult the EHSS Manager or designated assignee to see if the product can be reused. If product is considered waste, arrangements will be made to transport the material(s) to a disposal facility by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. Equipment All equipment in the incident response, including decon equipment that cannot be cleaned of contaminates must be disposed of properly. These items must be collected, placed in containers, labeled, and transported to a disposal facility by a licensed hazardous waste transporter. In addition, spent solutions used for washing and rinse waters will be disposed of correctly and disposed of in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations. Container Labeling The IC and EHSS Manager will verify that all containers used for the cleanup operations and that potentially contain hazardous material have an appropriate hazardous waste label on them. The number of containers and respective contents should be recorded and placed in the incident response file. Transportation The IC and Transportation Dispatcher will make the necessary arrangements for transporting the hazardous material to the appropriate facility(s) for disposal. The IC will ensure that emergency equipment that is located or used in the affected areas) of the facility and listed in the contingency plan is cleaned and ready for its intended use before operations are resumed. After any equipment used during the decontamination procedures is cleaned, repaired, or replaced, a post -emergency and equipment inspection will be performed, and the results will be documented. 10<1 Equipment Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) PPE that is provided to employees for use during their normal duties is to be inspected on a daily basis. This is the employee's responsibility, and any PPE found to be damaged to the point that its integrity will not provide the protection for which it was designed, shall be turned to the employee's supervisor for replacement. Prepared By: Issue date: Replaces: Page: ACT Environmental Services, Inc. February 25, 2016 NA 28 of 44