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Document Number: 909 R 5003 DT)� 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 • working with emergency agencies,coordinate appropriate response to Management Incident Response Team release. Responses might be evacuation of surrounding area,public notification of businesses,and other sensitive locations. • team will initially establish command center in the immediate area of the • an incident team member will become media officer to coordinate public spill. relations and media inquiries. Will also keep corporate personnel apprised • team will determine size of spill and whether spill control and clean up Can of ongoing issues. be handled by Pilkington using ENV-KP-015 or whether an emergency • incident team will be responsible for completing a final incident report to be response firth needs to be Called.In the case of significant release,team issued to corporate after incident has lapsed. may opt to request assistance from fire department. • an incident team member will become media officer to coordinate public relations and media inquiries. Will also keep corporate personnel apprised of ongoing issues. • incident team will be responsible for completing a final incident report to be Emergency Response Plan for Acids issued to corporate after incident has lapsed. Acids consult MSDS and/or DOT Emergency Response Guidebook for additional There are two types of add used and stored on site. information s battery acid Emergency Response Guidelines for Petroleum Based Chemicals/Waste is Sulfuric Acid Refer to the facility's Spill Prevention Control&Countermeasure Plan(SPCC)to Action plan for acid spills address releases from an aboveground storage tank,truck,and/or pipeline. Oil Pollution Prevention Regulations in 40 CFR Part 112 require development and Employee and/or Contractor/Supervisor implement of SPCC plans to prevent the discharge of oil into the navigable waters of the United States and adjoining shoreline. It has been determined that the Lathrop is Isolate hazard area and deny entry to all unnecessary people. facility falls under these regulations. • All employees and/or Contractors should stay upwind and a safe distance from the immediate area. The SPCC Plan contains procedures to address releases from the facility's 10 • The supervisor should immediately notify Security. aboveground storage tanks(diesel)as well as tank truck off-loading. The plan also Severiaddresses inspections of said tanks and accompanying pipelines. ty California regulations consider oily waste solids(from spill clean-ups)and liquid is security will notify management incident response team members waste oil as hazardous waste. Refer to section 4&5 of the SPCC plan for unplanned • security will,if necessary,halt all traffic from entering the area except for releases(not for drips associated with leaking equipment or cleanup of material emergency equipment designed to absorb these leaks). is security will assist management incident response team as directed Notification Document in and SettingaVtcamlocal Sittings\Temporary Intoned Fi1e5\Comcnc0ut1ook1JQ9w3 IRY\CAPA Document in and Settings\naan\I.ocel Settings\Temporary Internet FilcioCuntent.Ourlook\IQ9w3 IRY\CAPA pCCRR 66265 55.doc Page 29 of 69 CCR 66265 55.doc Page 30 of69 Cap"WNicopies s s NotCoonlPdeOOCWmenf s mea In RED-cormom maummm.commonesvam n appears In 0580W daust ase. paper Copps;an Not Coneonma asses spumes In RED'CMdoned naounumP.Comou ep Wision summers in coupon EapGise. p will as OBSCl TE 24 sours Rom all 12D141:E7 pM Copies m Bout a RED Controlled Dwmenf uamp Mil oe OBSOLETE 24 hours fmm a'1 nomd 1:57 PM