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[ L I. 1 1 [ f L 1 L [ t [ l [ L L t [ All spills/releases must be reported to PG&E Mike Lang at 209-942-1517 (Client) within 24 hours. 5.0 CONTRACTOR EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN The SHSO will ensure that the Subcontractor/Contractor is capable of efficient evacuation/emergency response in the event of an emergency. Subcontractor/Contractor's employees will be trained by their employer in site-specific evacuation/emergency procedures, including alarm systems and evacuation plans and routes. The Subcontractor/Contractor shall instruct its employees that in the event of an emergency such as a fire, release, or accident involving injuries, they are required to dial 911 or'�(209) 468-4400'). The reporting employee is to state the problem clearly and fully and remain on the line until dismissed by the operator. SECOR staff and Subcontractor/Contractors working in an area where an emergency exists shall evacuate to a safe location, preferably upwind, away from the area and take attendance. The gathering location will be determined by the SECOR SHSO upon arrival on site. It is the responsibility of the SHSO to annotate the Site Plan with the gathering location position and to disseminate that info to all site personnel during the Daily Production Safety Meeting and any other appropriate time after that. (If the emergency causes the route to a gate surrounding the site to be closed, the SECOR staff and Subcontractor/Contractors shall move to an open area upwind of the hazard area, and remain there until instructed by emergency response personnel (i.e., police, fire, ambulance, paramedics, etc.) to do otherwise.) Subcontractor/Contractor has the responsibility to account for its own employees and to provide such information immediately to emergency response personnel upon request. SECOR staff -and Subcontractor/Contractor may not reenter the emergency site without specific approval from emergency response personnel. In the event of fire ignition in close proximity to SECOR staff and Subcontractor/Contractor's employees, those persons shall evacuate the area and notify emergency personnel unless the fire is readily extinguished with portable dry chemical equipment on-hand. When in doubt, emergency response personnel shall be notified. 6.0 BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE PROJECT SITE In June 2005, SECOR performed a Phase I Investigation of the above referenced Site and submitted to PG&E on September 12, 2005 a report entitled Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Report, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, 401 French Camp Road, French Camp, California. The Site has been used by PG&E (lessee) as a general construction yard for pipeline crews in the area since the late 1950s and was purchased by PG&E in 1991. The Phase I revealed that in 1995 PG&E removed one concrete aboveground storage tank (AST) PG&E SECOR International Incorporated SECOR Project No.050T.50224.00.0003 PG&E French Camp HASPB.doc 6