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COVEY AUTO EXPRESS,INC. <br /> 1444 EL PINAL DRIVE <br /> STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95205 <br /> Spill Response Plan <br /> When a spill is detected, these steps should be followed to prevent injury and control the material from <br /> entering the stormwater system. Remember Covey Auto Express, Inc., Inc. priorities: Protection of LIFE, <br /> then the ENVIRONMENT, and finally our PROPERTY. It is Covey Auto Express, Inc., policy to <br /> conduct its business in an environmentally responsible manner, in full compliance with applicable federal, <br /> state and local environmental laws, and to continually improve its environmental performance. However, <br /> Covey Auto Express, Inc., personnel should NEVER endanger their lives to protect the environment or <br /> property. <br /> 1. Carefully identify the type of material leaking and/or spilled and determine the immediate safety <br /> hazard(fire,explosion, contact or vapor). <br /> 2. The clean-up of any hazardous condition that presents an imminent safety threat to the public or <br /> Facility personnel must not be attempted. Secure the scene and keep all personnel away from the <br /> spill. Contact the Facility Response Coordinator immediately if you suspect a hazardous condition <br /> exists and wait for outside assistance if you are unsure how containment should be safely <br /> implemented. Only if it can be done safely, protect stormwater drains from contaminated runoff. <br /> Never attempt to control a spill if you do not have the appropriate personal protective equipment. <br /> Safety first! <br /> 3. If it is deemed safe, take immediate action to prevent further release or discharge of the substance <br /> (i.e., protect the environment). Efforts should be made to limit the extent of the spill. This can be <br /> accomplished by using absorption pads, booms, sand or soil. Notify the Facility Response <br /> Coordinator immediately and keep any personnel not assisting with the cleanup away from the spill. <br /> 4. Hazardous materials spills that cannot be handled safely by Facility personnel should be immediately <br /> referred to the Facility Response Coordinator. The Facility Response Coordinator should contact the <br /> following agencies as deemed necessary: <br /> a. Emergency Services, 911 <br /> b. National Response Center,(800)424-8802 <br /> c. California Office of Emergency Services, (800)852-7550 <br /> d. San Joaquin County Certified Unified Program Agency', (209)486-3420 <br /> 5. The Facility Response Coordinator should notify local, State, and Federal agencies of the <br /> oil/release/discharge, i.e. California Office of Emergency Services, San Joaquin County Certified <br /> Unified Program Agency, Regional Water Quality Control Board and the EPA Regional <br /> Administrator once the hazardous conditions have been mitigated. <br /> 6. The"Spill Reporting Form"and the"Emergency Response Agency Notification form"should be filled <br /> out. <br /> FACILITY RESPONSE COORDINATOR(S)TELEPHONE NUMBER(S) <br /> Facility Response Coordinator: <br /> Justin Carrow:............................................................................................................Office: (209)464-0016 <br /> Mobile: (209)244-6611 <br /> Alternate Facility Response Coordinator <br /> Mike Covey,Jr.:........................................................................................................Office: (209)464-0016 <br /> Mobile: (209)993-4298 <br /> 'The designated CUPA for San Joaquin.County is the San Joaquin Environment Health Hazardous Waste Division.The I isted phone number <br /> will direct calls to the San Joaquin Environment Health Hazardous Waste Division. <br />