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4.Emergency Response Plan implementation. The locations shop manager must provide the following training so employees are familiar with implementing the locations emergency response plan: Employees that may take part in an emergency response for a hazardous material or waste release are required to take the following documented training annually: Take EV-205, Emergency Spill Response Training View the Petroleum Release Response Video These trainings must be documented on ES-41, Environmental Training Document. Train all employees to contact the Facility Emergency and Environmental coordinators need to assist and coordinate the notification procedures found in the HMMP for contacting county and sate regulatory agencies. Review the Ryder policy for emergency and environmental coordinators to document hazardous material incidents on form no-ES-5 Report of Significant Environmental Incident. Train employees on the four C's of taking care of an emergency response for spills, Control, Contain, Clean up, and Contact Train employees to immediately inform the location shop manager whenever a hazardous material or waste spill occurs. If the shop manager is not available, next they are to call the maintenance manager, and also if need to call Ryder Environmental Services in Miami. This number is on the emergency spill tel. guide(form ES-19. For locations with underground storage tanks,employees must also be trained on the locations underground storage tank emergency response plan found in your locations HMMP. Special Note: These training programs should take into consideration the position of each employee. Additional training may include: 0 Internal alarm/notification procedures. M Evacuation/re-entry procedures and assembly point locations. 0 Material Safety Data Sheet(MSDS)training including specific hazard(s) of each chemical to which employees may be exposed, including routes of exposure (i.e, inhalation, ingestion, absorption).