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FOR REFERENCE ONLY BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL Hazardous Materials Spill Response HAZ-006 Damaged Materials Damaged Materials Damaged materials are containers, contaminated clean up supplies, and packaging that are considered to be non-reusable at the station/hub level. They must be properly processed in accordance with the Safety disposition and the guidelines set forth by the Environmental Affairs department, PGH. There are no exceptions to this rule. Except in California, place damaged Hazmats, packaging, and PPE that are sent to the hub for evaluation in a lined salvage drum that includes: • OP-90OLL or OP-90OLG (unless a lithium battery or Limited Quantity) • Applicable diamond label(s) • OP-909 • Hazardous Materials Packing Envelope, OP-905, which contains: - Hazmat incident report - ISF printout - Disposition - SDS • Orientation arrows for liquids Note: If a FedEx Home Delivery station has no direct trailers going to the station/hub, take the drums to the parent FedEx Ground station/hub, and send them to the station/hub. Non-Reusable Packages A package Is deemed non-reusable If: • Liquid or solid material was released • Inner containers (i.e., plastic or glass bottles, jugs, etc.) have lost volume in any amount • Outer packaging (i.e., five-gallon plastic pail, fiberboard) has been damaged Note: Inner or outer containers that are completely dry of all liquid or solid residue may be discarded in the local trash. This does not apply to containers releasing odors or causing eye or nose irritation. Fed Ex employees cannot empty material from containers or allow materials (e.g., paint or adhesives) in containers to dry. Last Update: 01 December 2020 Page 10 of 13