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RECEIVED Supplemental Environmental Job Description for: DEC 08 2015 Terminal Operator Stockton Terminal ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 3003 Navy Dr. PERMIT/SERVICES Stockton, CA. 95206 Position Holder: Michael Reese Environmental Responsibilities: The Position of the Terminal Operator requires awareness in Oil, Hazardous Materials, and Hazardous Waste Spill Response; Hazardous Waste staging requirements, and monitoring of terminal Vapor Recovery and Tank Emission Controls. The Terminal Operator's responsibilities are required actions pertaining to Oil and Hazardous Material spill Response are described in the Oil Spill Response Plan (Contingency Plan) on file at the terminal. The Terminal Operator is responsible for recognizing oily materials that are regarded as possible or likely California hazardous waste, placing the hazardous waste in satellite accumulation drum(s) located at the warehouse and other appropriate locations, and verifying that the accumulation drums are in good working order and are not full. The satellite hazardous waste accumulation drum or drums are to be kept closed when not in use, and can accumulate spent oil absorbents, oily rags, and other miscellaneous oily debris. After this time, the Terminal Operator is required to notify the Terminal Supervisor or the Regional Supervisor of environmental Affairs so that the drum can be transferred to the designated hazardous waste storage area at the terminal. The Terminal Operator may be asked to assist the Terminal Manager or the Regional Supervisor of Environmental Affairs in completing appropriate labels and contacting disposal contractors for the accumulation drum. The Terminal Operator is responsible for not mixing incompatible wastes (such as spent acids — if ever generated) in the oily debris accumulation drum. The Terminal Operator also checks that the hazardous waste drum labels are legible and in clear view. At times of Above Ground Storage Tank maintenance, greater than 55 gallons of hazardous waste may be generated at one time. In these circumstances, the Terminal Operator is/will be assisting the Terminal Manager in working with contract Hazardous Waste disposal firms and consultants in completing manifests, working with the Regional Supervisor of Environmental Affairs in properly labeling drums, and conducting weekly drum inspections. Training&Education High School Degree or Equivalent 24 Hour One-Time Hazardous Waste Operator Certificate required 8 Hour Annual Hazardous Waste Refresher Training required Annual Tesoro Hazardous Waste Awareness Training (course overheads attached)