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Ryder Environmental Anareness General Requirements and Responsibilities Which Employees Should BeTrained? Every employee, even those working at non-fueling ALL EMPLOYEES at the facility should be trained locations, should be trained on spill prevention and on spill prevention and response procedures at hire response procedures. All spill prevention and and again each year.A spill can occur at any time or response procedures and training materials should be place, be ready. A timely and proper response to a m spreading and will reviewed at least annually. At a m,nimun, this should release will prevent the spill fro save money in clean-up costs. include a review of: t all environmental procedures in the All Nyder facilitymanagers must identify the paten- Environmental Policy,�: Control Manual tial for spills to occur at their locations and make sure (Section e that appropriate resources are in place to assist employees in responding to a spill. -the Petroleum response Procedures Video,and •all Spill Plans located on-site that identify what to do when a spill occurs at the facility or on Who is Responsible for Spill Prevention and the road. Response? The designated Emergency and Environmental What Information Should Be Included in the Coordinators,at each location, are the employees pri- Training;' marily responsible for making sure that spill plans and spill kits are in place to meet facility needs, that Employee should receive training on the topics and employees are trained, and that resources are available complete the activities listed below. to assist employees in responding to a spill. •identification of possible spill areas at the facility; e.g., shop, fuel island,parking areas, Ryder Position designated Position designated and/or material storage areas. to serve as to serve as •The four C's of a Sill: Business Unit Environmental Eatergenvy p # Coordinator Coordinator Control Fleet Maintenance Service Manager -Contain Management Manager(MM) (SM) ContactfCorn,lrunicate Solutions(FMS) { (Previous tide (Previous title: -Clean-tip Customer Service € Service Team Manager-CSM) ! Leader—STL) Ener•:yency Spill Response flans "ESR'), � Global Supply ; Director,Customer 1 Manager, Use of Spi 11 Control Station and vehicle Spill bits,. Chain Solutions I logistic (DCL) Operations LSCS} View Petroleunn R s ns t idec- ------------ - How it) Contact nta t . e E Via,r,4 ncy Co rcfinatu,+. .i?.%i.viae-Mternzate, Bur the best still prevent un program requires a Location ct Spill Response ?ookts.conu itmm t .ro every , -1 rscn , the fte.4 - Everyone needs to be on the lookout for a poient=al # Review of Spil. Response Booklets. spill situation such as a leakin>.; nozzle, sloppy house- keeping that could lead to a spill, uncovered waste and chemicals, or other materials that etre improperly stored, Bottom, lige—Everyone has to assume respon- sibility or it won't be successful. '/