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� -= 1VED HEADWATERS RESOURCES INC. DEC 19 20% STOCKTON TERMINAL �9n64�n,-0T HFALTN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN Headwaters Resources Inc. requires all employees to work in a safe environment. In the event an emergency occurs, it is very important that all personnel know what to do. This knowledge will help reduce the potential for bodily injury,and equipment damage. EMERGENCY-FUEL OR OIL RELEASE 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 is a list of possible fire scenarios: 1. Spilled diesel or used oil ignites. 2. Spilled diesel or used oil releases towards surface water. 3. Spilled diesel or used oil contaminates soil or groundwater. Emergency Response Equipment Needs: In the event of fuel or oil release, sorbent materials should be employed. Although most release scenarios would remain contained in secondary containment, in the event of a containment breach,the facility's front end loader is capable of deploying fly ash as a temporary berm until the liquid can be safely removed. The largest tank is 275 gallons, so spill should be localized. Critical Plant Operations Shut Down Or Control: In the event of fuel or oil release, all associated piping and valves should be shut if safe for the employee. This included any valve on a secondary containment structure. Emergency Response Training Requirements: None. Headwaters personnel are not trained in emergency response or CPR. Personnel Evacuation and Accounting: Person will be evacuated as necessary. If the likelihood of injury or fire, all personnel will be evacuated to the Primary Assembly Area. In the event that the Primary Assembly Area is not feasible,employees will be instructed to evacuate to the Secondary Assembly Area or completely off-site. Headwaters management will contact the appropriate emergency contact for cleanup,emergency services or notification.