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Document Number: 909 R 5003 BP� Document Number: 909 R 5003 Procedure Rev: 12 Date: 1/22/13 Procedure Rev: 12 Date: 1/22/13 EMERGENCy RESPONSE PROCEDURES EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURES Release scenarios and notification agency—All releases that equal or exceed Federal Reportable Quantities(CERCLA) Threatened Release • National Response Center-800424-8802 Any employees and/or Contractors who notices that a container containing a All releases on highway hazardous material may release any or all of the contents,should immediately notify • Call 911-CHP jurisdiction on interstate highways the nearest supervisor/security. Examples of threatened releases include: All spills with a potential to impact water quality(includes sewage above 1,000 gallons) . drum or container with noticeable bulge • Call DES and Regional Water Quality Control Board . cylinders with broken valves • containers and cylinders with hissing sounds that may indicate build up of All hazardous waste tank and secondary containment releases pressure • Call Dept.of Toxic Substances Control, regional office in Sacramento 916- • partially filled drums that have been punctured above the level of the liquid 255-3545 and/or pipes connected to hazardous materials that show signs of breaking All serious work related injuries or harmful exposures When making notification, the employees and/or Contractors should give as much • Call Cal OSHA,Modesto-576-6260 information about the incident as possible. Examples of the type of information needed include: General Guidelines for Responding to Hazardous Material Incidents • where is the container in question • name of hazardous material These general guidelines were developed to aid plant personnel in responding to . reason for thinking that there may be a release hazardous material incidents. In certain cases, additional guidelines specific to a . any other information that may help the supervisor and the facility incident hazardous material have been developed and follow this section. A hazardous team. incident may either be an actual release and/or a threatened release. The supervisor should immediately notify security and relay as much information about An actual hazardous incident may include the release of a gas such as chlorine,spills the threaten release as possible. Security should notify the BATCH/FURNACE AND of petroleum products from equipment malfunctions, drums and/or bulk storage TECHNICAL Managerdesignate. If it is determined that a release is imminent, a containers,and spills of other hazardous chemicals(solvents,acids). number of responses are available depending upon the material. Examples of When a container's integrity is in jeopardy the potential exists that a release of the possible responses include: chemical might occur,this is referred to as a threatened release incident. It is difficult Punctured Containers, to determine whether a threatened release might occur, however adequate precautions must be taken to minimize risk to employees and/or Contractors and the environment. Document in and Smings\utranU.Dwl Settings\Temporary Intend Piles\ContenLOudook\IQ9W31RY\CAPA Document in and Senings\mran\Loval Sdtings\Tempornry Internet Files\Conte .Oudook\JQ9W31RY\CAPA CCR M26355.doc Page 21 of69 CCR 6626555.doc Paae22of69 Panar Code,an No commieE mmol aumom In RED'Cmhdlen Dowmam'.Comal"KrYm,,amm In mmo0 WraG a. papzr Capy are Nd Conhdl¢E u,iau itlmpatlln RED'ConhdME Doamem'.Couro.,mmi-appan m QN W yNM». Cryles wNaoNeflE0'CmtrdME BMummY¢d„p,nla OBSOLETE 2L noun(mm111(M111 APN Ccde¢v 0tl aRED'Commllad Da--WdanNaal Ge OBSOIETE 24 Munham6111M14IUPN