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SECTION IV: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT Fire Extinguishers : There are approximately 100 fire extinguishers (Type ABC ) throughout the facility . There is one on each forklift and several located in each department . First Aid Kits : Each building (department) has a first aid kit with limited resources . Mill Rescue : Building 5 (mill room ) has 2 mill rescue boxes on wheels . Building 13 ( Precision molding) has a mill rescue box, Building 1 (the Lab) has mill rescue equipment . Protective Equipment : Supply , Building 15 has face shields, safety glasses , goggles, chemical protection gloves, white Tyvek jumpsuits , earplugs, respirators for welding , dust and chemicals . Absorbents : Supply has bagged Stardust super absorbent and pads . There is also a limited amount in each department and pads in the Flammables Storage building . Eye Wash & Showers : Stations are located by chemical tanks northeast of Building 1 , Handbuild Department of Building 1 , also next to spray booth behind Building 9 and in Building 9 . EMERGENCY CHECKLIST : The following will be regularly maintained : • Fire extinguishers and emergency equipment . • Alarm system . • Spill clean -up materials . • Decontamination clothing and respirators . Water supply and pressure . EMERGENCY REPORTING Holz employees are not trained to combat any emergencies other than small fires and very small chemical spills . Whenever there is an imminent or actual situation resulting from fire, explosion and/or known chemical release , it is the legal responsibility of the Emergency Coordinator (or designee) to notify the appropriate State and/or local agencies . An emergency notification phone roster is on page 3 . If there is an emergency that could threaten human health or the environment outside the facility , the Emergency Coordinator must notify appropriate local authorities . Emergency Coordinator must also be available to help appropriate officials to decide whether local areas should be evacuated and must notify the California Office of Emergency Services at 9400 852 -7550 . Information to report . • Name and phone number of the person reporting • Name and address of the facility • Time and type of incident (fire , explosion , chemical release) . • Name and quantity of material involved to extent known . • Extent of injuries , if any • Possible hazards to human health or environment outside the facility . 6