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Document Number: 909115003 Document Number: 909 R 5003 <br /> Procedure Rev: 12 Date: 1/22/13 Procedure Rev: 12 Date: 1/22/13 <br /> EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURES EM ERGENCy RESPONSE PROCEDURES <br /> Disposal of Recovered Waste a date,time,and type of emergency <br /> • brief description of emergency <br /> • Pilkington and specifically,ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY Manager • what regulatory agencies andlor other responders were <br /> and ENVIRONMENTAL Coordinator will be responsible for arranging for the notified/participated <br /> transportation and disposal of any recovered material. • list of Pilkington employees who participated <br /> • Transportation and disposal will be with approved firms. • whether or not there were injuries <br /> • If appropriate,an attempt will be made to match recovered waste material with an • whether any public notification/evacuation was ordered <br /> existing hazardous waste profile. If necessary,forms should be completed to • how the emergency was addressed <br /> establish a new profile for the purpose of disposing of the waste. • type of quantity of recovered waste <br /> • disposal of recovered material will be done promptly and not exceed regulatory <br /> requirements. 0a rating(1 5 w15 being best)as to how well the facility responded <br /> • recommend ationslcorrective action <br /> Eouipment Maintenance • If the emergency involves outside agencies,the facility will solicit comments from <br /> those agencies. <br /> • Any equipment used during the emergency will be evaluated to determine • A copy of the evaluation will be sent to the Environmental Affairs department in <br /> whether it should cleaned,repaired,and returned to service or disposed. Toledo. <br /> • Supplies will be inventoried to determine whether to reorder. Restocking will be Document Retention <br /> undertaken as needed. <br /> • copies of all reports shall be retained for a minimum of three years. <br /> Post-Emergency Reporting <br /> • Depending upon the nature of the emergency,follow-up reports are often Contingency Pian <br /> required by regulatory agencies. <br /> • The EHS I BATCH 1 FURNACE AND TECHNICAL Manager will be responsible <br /> for checking with the appropriate agency(s)to determine the timing and what type Power Failure <br /> of follow-up reports should be issued. <br /> • A copy of any reports will be sent to the Environmental Affairs department in In the event of a power outage at the facility,all employees should follow these <br /> Toledo, guidelines as applicable to their department. <br /> Post-EmeEgengv Evaluation 1. Wareroom,Shipping,Stores,Administration—All employees in these <br /> departments should turn off all tools and machinery to assure a safe start-up and <br /> • All emergencies will undergo an evaluation to assist in determining how the wait for their Team Leaders to inform them to resume normal operations. <br /> facility responded and to make any appropriate recommendations. <br /> • The evaluation should consider such things as: <br /> Document in and Scttingsltttran\Local SettingslTemporary Intemet Files\Content.OutlookUQ9W31RrCAPA Document in and SettingsUtlran\Local SettingsMmporary Internet FileslContenLOutlook\IQ9W31 RYICAPA <br /> CCA 66265 55.doc Page 43 of 69 CCR 66265 55.doc Pae 44 of 69 <br /> Paper <br /> Copies are Not Coatrulled unless stamped In RED"Controlled Dotument-.CwtmIItd Version appears In as•000 database. paper Copies are Not Controlled unless stamped In RED"Controlled Document'.Controlled Version appeals In OS9000 database. <br /> Copies without a RED'Contrelied Doeumenr stamp veil Abe OBSOLETE 24 ho—Imm 611112014 1:57 PM Copies wilhaut a RED"Controlled Oecumenr Stamp win be OBSOLETE 24 hour:Nom 61'1112014 1.57 PM <br />