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Every Ryder facility should have at least one Spill Control Station on-site. Spill Control Station(s) must be inspected monthly to make sure spill clean-up materials are in full supply. Inspections must be Iogged using the Monthly Facility Inspection Log, Form No. ES -38. (see section of ES -38 below) 1 R.quv.tlMmrl.l. Locations that have a Service Island should have one spill kit at the Service Island AND one in the shop area. You never know when or where a spill will occur. Ryder Spill Kit Notification and Reporting Requirements Complete all required internal and external notifica- tions and reports. Use the Facility and Vehicle Spill Procedure Checklists and the Spill Response Telephone Guide, posted at your facility, to identify who must be contacted both at Ryder and in your state. Additional information on Who, What, Where, and When to Report Spills is located in the Ryder Environmental Policy & Control Manual, Procedure No. 6. 1, Exhibit F. If XL Specialty Claims Administrators (formerly ECS Claims Administrators) is handling your spill, all notifications and reports will be made on your behalf. If you use a local emergency response company, DO NOT assume that reports or notifications are provided for you. You need to complete the telephone and written reports directly. 2015 Ryder Environmental Awareness 3 �'4 - 1, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plans for facilities are required by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Facilities are required to have these plans on-site if they have ABOVE- GROUND storage container(s) that exceed specific gallons. These gallon and size requirements were modified in regulations effective December 2002. Underground storage containers/tanks are usually excluded from most of these requirements so long as they are managed in accordance with tank regulatory requirements. A facility may be required to imple- ment an SPCC Plan REGARDLESS of on-site storage IF the facility has a large spill to a waterway OR if the facility has two "harmful' spills within a 12 -month period. Tr'virol''nentnl Ra Fruilitp Service' SPILL PREVENTION CONTROL AND COUNTERMEASURE PLAN Pr.PveO Nv R.ytl.ri ryporbtlon 6.Mw. F.cillly Loc— - 1173 3550 Camm.rna S.W. rN..11bn, d� a.No R PY Or '.M. M-. LLC f'r 5—N.M T. CK,.T....71690 f,oYl9pJ10 [,.c.rnMr ta, TOaE nemtiva w �•n.nar¢s�a/le. .viY.nri infM-w�wPwrM /M��nw.n n� M rrdr Via. w�✓�h� c». r..u. Cover for all States Signature page for all States n.iw..w .•w1 Signature page for California only ...-y KHO, Wi. R.Pli[W 1 +a-W4-S.1C Ely. CTb � 1 'a .zw 1vy1v w.tl. orw Ow 8- 36'eill'Fltlatic & ye QYM 3;; 1 1 Par - R�,Vr,,l 91b oVm Qtb sarey �o-,y..s NlSoswa gvea � 1 !Mr ----------------------------------------------------- Locations that have a Service Island should have one spill kit at the Service Island AND one in the shop area. You never know when or where a spill will occur. Ryder Spill Kit Notification and Reporting Requirements Complete all required internal and external notifica- tions and reports. Use the Facility and Vehicle Spill Procedure Checklists and the Spill Response Telephone Guide, posted at your facility, to identify who must be contacted both at Ryder and in your state. Additional information on Who, What, Where, and When to Report Spills is located in the Ryder Environmental Policy & Control Manual, Procedure No. 6. 1, Exhibit F. If XL Specialty Claims Administrators (formerly ECS Claims Administrators) is handling your spill, all notifications and reports will be made on your behalf. If you use a local emergency response company, DO NOT assume that reports or notifications are provided for you. You need to complete the telephone and written reports directly. 2015 Ryder Environmental Awareness 3 �'4 - 1, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plans for facilities are required by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Facilities are required to have these plans on-site if they have ABOVE- GROUND storage container(s) that exceed specific gallons. These gallon and size requirements were modified in regulations effective December 2002. Underground storage containers/tanks are usually excluded from most of these requirements so long as they are managed in accordance with tank regulatory requirements. A facility may be required to imple- ment an SPCC Plan REGARDLESS of on-site storage IF the facility has a large spill to a waterway OR if the facility has two "harmful' spills within a 12 -month period. Tr'virol''nentnl Ra Fruilitp Service' SPILL PREVENTION CONTROL AND COUNTERMEASURE PLAN Pr.PveO Nv R.ytl.ri ryporbtlon 6.Mw. F.cillly Loc— - 1173 3550 Camm.rna S.W. rN..11bn, d� a.No R PY Or '.M. M-. LLC f'r 5—N.M T. CK,.T....71690 f,oYl9pJ10 [,.c.rnMr ta, TOaE nemtiva w �•n.nar¢s�a/le. .viY.nri infM-w�wPwrM /M��nw.n n� M rrdr Via. w�✓�h� c». r..u. Cover for all States Signature page for all States n.iw..w .•w1 Signature page for California only