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PAGE: DOCUMENT NO.: B.6 REFINING 14 OF 33 500-0010-000 REVISION TITLE: CONFIDENTIAL Stockton Emergency Response Procedure F — 01-03-2014 4. Notify an Emergency Coordinator and the Security Supervisor. 5. Call the Fire Department at once, tell them that there is, or potentially is, the hazard �I Y fire likely involving plastic and lead fumes. This is necessary to ensure y EL bring chemical spill response equipment and protective gear. a. Notify the local emergency service operator if there are injured personnWAY 18 2015 6. Post someone at entrances to the facility to direct emergency vehicles. ENVIRONMENTAL HFMTH nFpARTAAFNT 7. Unlock access gate as needed. 8. The Emergency Coordinator shall institute response actions as required, including internal (ECS) fire fighting, facility evacuation, and equipment shut -down procedures. a. Only trained personnel maybe assigned to conduct emergency services b. Trained personnel may only be assigned to those activities for which they have adequate response equipment and appropriate personal protective equipment. 9. Do not resume any production activities unless the Emergency Coordinator directs you to do so. 10. In the event of a fire or explosion, involving or potentially involving, hazardous materials and/or wastes, the Emergency Coordinators and all response personnel shall be aware of the potential hazards arising from the use of hazardous chemical and waste as listed in ECS' Hazardous Materials Inventory Statement (HMIS) contained within ECS' Hazardous Materials Business Plan (HMBP). The HMBP is available in the EH&S office area. a. ECS maintains copies of Material Safety Data Sheets for hazardous chemicals present on-site within binders retained in the EH&S office area. Applicable MSDSs may need to be reviewed as part of ECS' emergency response, depending upon the nature of the emergency. VIII. EARTHQUAKE OR OTHER UNPREDICTED DISASTER PROCEDURES 1. Earthquakes may occur at any time. There are no major earthquake faults near the facility, so the risk is considered to be low. 2. The greatest immediate danger during an earthquake is posed by the possibility of being struck by falling objects. 3. In the event of an earthquake, attempt to stay away from all equipment. Pieces of equipment may collapse, fall or otherwise discharge their contents during an earthquake. a. Move away from elevated storage (pallet racks) b. Move away from elevated equipment (baghouses, shredder, conveyors, catwalk, etc).