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2. There are no floor drains in either shop. Spills will be cleaned up quickly using <br />absorbent materials. Surface flow in the south end of the 2660 Shop may flow to the lube <br />pit. The 2660's Wash Bay surface slopes to an inlet at the top of an oil -water separator. <br />?01N The inlet is located in the center of the Wash Bay. The oil -water separator's discharge <br />flows to the municipal sewer system. <br />3. The Shop Manager / Shop Foreman will be responsible to determine evacuation and <br />notification needs. If evacuation is determined necessary the Shop Manager / Shop <br />Foreman will give verbal notification. All employees will proceed quickly to the <br />evacuation staging areas (designated as E/S on the maps). The Shop Manager / Shop <br />Foreman will do a head count to confirm all employees are accounted. <br />4. Immediate reporting is NOT required if there is a reasonable belief that the release poses <br />no significant present or potential future hazard to human health and safety, property, or <br />the environment. Be extremely cautious about reaching this conclusion in the absence of <br />consultation. The San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (EHD) is <br />available to assist in evaluating the significance of a release, at (209) 468-3420 or 911 (in <br />case of emergency). <br />Appropriate Authority Notifications: <br />1. 911 - Police, Fire, and medical <br />2. (209) 953-6200 - San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services (after work <br />hours or weekends use Sheriff's Office (209) 468-4421) <br />3. (800) 852-7550 - California Emergency Management Agency (CalEMA) <br />4. (209) 468-3420 - San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department <br />Notification will include: <br />a. Exact location of release or threatened release. <br />b. Name of person reporting and their call back telephone number. <br />C. Hazardous material(s) involved. <br />d. Estimated quantity of hazardous material(s) involved. <br />e. Potential hazards presented by the hazardous material(s). <br />5. Emergency Actions: In the event of a small spill (typically less than 55 gallons). <br />1) Contain spill and secure the area, so that no one walks over the spill. This can be <br />accomplished using absorbent material, or other cleanup material, and highly <br />visible cones, or caution tape. <br />2) Eliminate any potential ignition sources, such as vehicle engines and cigarettes. <br />J.B. Hunt Transport <br />Materials and Waste Handling / Emergency Response Plan 4 <br />