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A multi-purpose chemical (A:B:C) fine extinguisher will be located at each work site and in all IT vehicles. If a localized fire occurs, dry chemical fire extinguisher will be used to bring the fire under control. If necessary and feasible, a fire blanket, soil, wastes, or other inert materials will be placed on the burning area to extinguish the flames and minimize the potential for spreading. The DDRW Tracy Fire Department will be notified of any and all fires. If an uncontrolled fire develops a potential for releasing toxic gases, all persons in the immediate vicinity will be evacuated. The DDRW Tracy Fire Department will be contacted immediately that fire assistance is required and what types of material are involved. 3.12.4 Spills Handling procedures were developed to limit problems with material spillage. In the event of a spill, the area will be isolated from traffic by the project manager or his authorized representative. Any personal protective equipment will be removed and loaded into trash bags for subsequent disposal. Liquid spills will be contained with absorbent material and the absorbent loaded into appropriate containers for disposal. The appropriate DDRW Tracy personnel will be notified. 3.12.5 Notification and Communication Any mishap will be reported immediately to the COR, and followed within five days, by a completed Engineering Form 3394. The site HSO and project manager will also be notified immediately. Maps showing routes to the designated hospital and emergency phone numbers will be located in support vehicles. The following is a list of contacts. In the event of an emergency or unexpected occurrence, the appropriate person(s) should be contacted as soon as possible. • IT Project Manager John McGuire (510) 372-9100 • IT Project CIH Colin Brownlow (510) 372-9100 • Tracy Community Hospital (209) 835-1500 • Tracy FIRE/POLICE/AMBULANCE 911 MZ/07-07-92/EES/ENG/2054r 3-18