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Ripon Unified School District Countermeasures for Discharee Discovery, Response & Cleanup 40 CFR 112.7(a)(3)(iv) In the event of a discharge of oil products Ripon Unified School District's management shall be notified. All employees on duty will be trained to attempt to stop and minimize the continuation of any discharge. Valves not closed will be closed and secured; pumps will be turned off and/or isolated to secure the discharge. Specific facility personnel are and shall continue to remain trained to respond to small spills at the facility. Absorbent materials shall be used to contain and dispose of the oil products that are discharged. Any discharge or spill will be monitored by Ripon Unified School District's management to ensure that safety is addressed and that all waste is contained, transported and disposed of in a proper manner. All appropriate Emergency Agencies, as required,will be notified. See 40 CFR 112.7(a)(5) page 21, for a detailed procedure. For any spill Ripon Unified School District will report the discharge to the Regional Authority— San Joaquin County Public Health Services Department at (209) 468-3420, local fire department at 911, NRC at 1-800-424-8802 and Cal OES at 916-845- 8911. The SPCC reporting form is retained in Appendix F, page 36. Methods of Disposal of Recovered Materials 40 CFR 112.7(a)(3)(v) If the discharged oil product is contained within the containment area by facility personnel, the recovered material will be stored in drums or other appropriate containers for the product. Any waste generated from the discharge will be disposed of in a safe and proper manner within the required regulated time limits.No disposal material will be allowed to be stored on site or removed without the written approval of Ripon Unified School District's management. All transported hazardous waste shall be manifested and transported by a California registered service and sent to an appropriate site. Documentation of removal and disposal will remain on site and available for inspection. George W. Lowry, Inc. will be the site's Environmental Remediation Contractor. If the discharge requires the use of another outside environmental remediation contractor will be contacted for the proper disposal of the recovered materials. Ripon Unified School District's management will ensure that the contractor utilizes proper procedures, ensures that safety is addressed and that all waste is contained, accounted for transported and disposed of in a proper manner.