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E DEC 19 2016 Emergency Contacts: 1. Pacific Gas and Electric 800468-4743 2. San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department 209-468-3420 Emergency Action Procedures: In the event that all power is lost,then the following must be completed in a timely manner. 1. Close all railcar doors. Once power is lost,the bucket elevator cannot transfer material without the compressor. It is important to close the rail car doors so fly ash does not continue to flow when boot lifts drop do to air lose. To close the doors, use the steel bar that is along the wall to the office. EMERGENCY-EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE Chain Of Command: 1. John Stephenson 209-628-7275 2. Rod Hanson 435-979-0923 3. Chris Hughes 801-513-8637 Possible Emergency Scenarios: The following are a list of potential results from a serious earthquake: 1. Cars de-rail. 2. Silos collapse. 3. Building collapse. 4. Tracks are damaged. Emergency Response Equipment Needs: If a rail car does de-rail,then contact Hulcher Services to have them send a crew out to lift the car back onto the tracks, assuming the tracks are in place and usable. Critical Plant Operations Shut Down Or Control: In the event of an earthquake, all systems should be shut down.Assuming that the plant is still standing, a visual inspection must be done to all equipment and structures before start up. This would include the following; 1. Structural damage to silos. 2. Damage to rail tracks. 3. Damage to scale. 4. Damage to plant air system (compressors, piping). 5. Physical damage to buildings that would question the structural safety. 6. All overhead structures. 7. Electrical system. Personnel Evacuation and Accounting: All personnel will immediately cease operations, and proceed to the nearest safe area (see attached plot plan). All personnel will be accounted for in these areas. Beware of overhead power lines along the street. If a person is trapped in rubble from building,