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05,'13/96 13:46 Ia415 788 4174 STANTONKAYR'ATSON ... SJDA 4 FLOOR 0007 MAY-10-96 16.07 FROM:WESTO" NCA ID : 5106^77901 PAGE 6/10 2.4.2 Leaking Underground Storage Tank Activation of Secondary Containment Monitoring Device Sudden Drop in Waste Oil Underground Storage Tank Level In the event that the secondary containment monitoring device is activated or a sudden drop in the level of the used oil in the waste oil underground storage tank occurs, the Emergency Coordinator shall do the following. • Test the monitoring device to confirm that its activation is a result of fluid in the secondary containment or that the device is working. • Contact the Environmental Department Manager listed in Table 1 and report the potential release. The Manager will in turn, contact the Environmental Cleanup Contractor. The Environmental Department Manager will arrange for the waste oil to be removed from the secondary containment and for the waste oil underground storage tank to be removed or repaired within 30 days of the discovery of the leak. As Pep Boys does not have in-house tank repair/removal capabilities, all work will be done by outside contractors. Any releases of waste oil from the secondary containment or pipes discovered during the removal/repair will be immediately removed and sent for treatment/disposal at an appropriate facility. 2.5 Agency Notification Upon discovery of any release, the Environmental Department Manager must be contacted by the Emergency Coordinator or his/her designee. Surface spills less than one Ballon in the service bays that are immediately cleaned up by the service technicians do not have to be reported to Environmental Department Mana¢er. The Emergency Coordinator will give the following information to the Environmental Department Manager: • His/her name and position with the Pep Boys. • Facility name, location, store number, and phone number. • Material/waste spilled and its quantity. • Area affected. • Time that spill was first observed. • Response actions taken. • Facility contacts. The Emergency Coordinator should then report the incident as directed by the Environmental Department Manager to the appropriate agencies listed on Table 1. The following information should be given to the agencies: • Facility name, location, and phone number. • Name of Emergency Coordinator 5