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4. EMERGENCY PLANNING 4.1 EMERGENCY SERVICES Figure 1 illustrates the location of the Frontier Transportation property with respect to the Hospital. If an emergency should occur on-site, the Emergency Medical System (911) should be activated. - j 4.2 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS Emergency telephone numbers shall be posted on-site and made immediately available at all times. These numbers shall include the following: 'I1 EMERGENCY: Fire (209) 831-4700 's Ambulance 911 Police (209) 831 -4550 Emergency Rooms (see Figure 1 for Hospital Routes) __- Tracy Urgent Care Medical Clinic (209) 832-8700 San Bernardino Community Hospital (909) 988-9211 - ! BEII (Dave Blakely) (909) 989-9550 Frontier Transportation (Paul Zumberge) (909) 517-2815 NON-EMERGENCY: - - City Fire Department (209) 831-4700 City Police Department (209) 831-4550 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (202) 260-2090 Emergency Spill Response 911 5. HAZARD ASSESSMENT I This hazard assessment is based on available information concerning chemical hazards known or suspected to be present at the Frontier Transportation property. The potential risks to site workers are evaluated below. 5.1 CHEMICAL EXPOSURE �_. Site workers may be exposed to the components of gasoline and chlorinated solvents during field activities, including drilling, sampling and treatment operations. Potential exposure is to petroleum hydrocarbon-contaminated soil and water. A description of those suspected contaminants can be found in Table 1 . The routes of exposure for hydrocarbons are ingestion, inhalation, skin absorption and eye or skin contact. Measures shall be taken to eliminate 'i personnel exposure through the use of personal protection equipment when engineering controls are not feasible. _ Cal-OSHA and Fed-OSHA air monitoring action levels will be used to select the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to be used at the site. 1 i 9