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Frontier Transportation, Inc. <br /> Health and Safety Plan <br /> Page 3 <br /> 3.6 SUBCONTRACTORS <br /> If they desire, subcontractors on the site may provide their own site Health and Safety Plan that must <br /> incorporate, at a minimum, BEA's Health and Safety Plan. As described above, BEA's HSC and SSO have <br /> authority to ensure that subcontractor employees are following the BEA and subcontractor HASP provisions . <br /> 4. EMERGENCY PLANNING <br /> 4.1 EMERGENCY SERVICES <br /> Figure 1 illustrates the location of the Frontier Transportation, Inc. property with respect to the <br /> Hospital. if an emergency should occur on-site, the Emergency Medical System (911) should be activated. <br /> 4.2 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS <br /> Emergency telephone numbers shall be posted on-site and made immediately available at all times . <br /> These numbers shall include the following: <br /> EMERGENCY: <br /> Fire (209) 831 -4700 <br /> Ambulance 911 <br /> Police (209) 831 -4550 <br /> Emergency Rooms (see Figure 1 for Hospital Routes) <br /> Sutter Tracy Community Hospital (209) 835- 1500 <br /> San Bernardino Community Hospital (909) 988-9211 <br /> BEA (James Jazmin) (562) 595-3565 <br /> Frontier Transportation (Paul Zumberge) (909) 517-2815 <br /> NON-EMERGENCY: <br /> City Fire Department (209) 831 -4700 <br /> City Police Department (209) 831 -4550 <br /> U. S . Environmental Protection Agency (202) 260-2090 <br /> Emergency Spill Response 911 <br /> 5. HAZARD ASSESSMENT <br /> This hazard assessment is based on available information concerning chemical hazards known or <br /> suspected to be present at the Frontier Transportation, Inc. property. The potential risks to site workers are <br /> evaluated below: <br /> 1 . No danger exists from flammability or explosion since petroleum concentrations have been <br /> identified at less than 1 % of the lower explosive limit of the most volatile constituent of the <br /> compound. <br /> 2 . No significant risk of inhalation of petroleum vapors exist due to the extremely low levels <br /> identified and the depth at which the concentrations were observed. <br />