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6.3 SPILL CONTROL AND CONTINGENCY PLAN: In the event of a spill, the Site Safety Officer will be notified immediately. The important factors are that no personnel are overexposQ:; to vapors, gases, or mists and that the liquid does not ignite. Waste spillage must not be allowed to contaminate any local water source. Small dikes will be erected to contain spills, if necessary, until proper disposal can be completed. Subsequent T' to cleanup activities, the Site Safety Officer will survey the area to ensure that no toxic or explosive vapors remain. 6.4 OFF SITE INCIDENT CONTINGENCY PLAN: The Site Safety Officer will provide field team members with emergency medical care information similar to that kept on site in event of an off site emergency, such as a motor vehicle accident, food poisoning, or other injury sustained off the site. 6.5 COMMUNITY THREAT CONTINGENCY PLAN: The potential for exposure to the surrounding community will be assessed in conjunction with the preliminary site assessment. The Site Safety Officer will consult with a representative of the local emergency services agency (police or fire department, in accordance with local governmental procedures) , and will outline procedures in the Site-Specific Plan to be followed in the event of an emergency threat to the surrounding populace. situations requiring specified procedures include fire, explosion, accidental ingestion, large spills consisting of free product, and accumulation of potentially explosive vapors off site. " The Site-Specific Plan will identify individuals who will respond to reports of non-emergency community threats arising from site activities. This non-emergency response will include sampling of air, wells and ground water, and soil. Situations requiring specified procedures include small spills and presence of existing concentrations of potentially explosive vapors on site. F:\...\HEALTH WENERALA&S 16