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4 . Notify the Stockton Fire Department — Hazardous Material Unit (911 ) . Notify the assigned Fire Marshal of a spill 2-gallons or larger. 5 . Contact the California Emergency Management Agency (Cal/EMA) Warning Center [( 510) 627-7100] if the leak enters the storm drain . The Agency may contact the State Department of Fish and Wildlife and other appropriate State agencies for response . But do not rely on Cal/EMA to make the appropriate contact to State agencies, always make the appropriate contacts outlined in the California Environmental Reporting System (CERS ) . 6 . Clean up using the appropriate absorbent and tools . 7 . Place the stored residuals in labeled spill containment drums , the label should read "HAZARDOUS WASTE . " 8 . Document spill and clean up procedure in records . 9 . Keep stored residuals in a contained area . 10 . Remove residuals for disposal within 180 days of the spilled material . Larger spills may necessitate contacting an emergency response team from the local Fire Department or outside contractor . Arrangements have been made with the hazardous waste hauler to be called in the event of a large spill . The following are the spill response actions for large spills (greater than 20 gallons) . 1 . Contact the Emergency Response Coordinator : Refer to Table G- 8 . 2 . Report the spill to Cal/EMA Warning Center. Over 42 gallons must be reported to the National Response Center (see below) . If the spill enters the storm drain, also contact the California Department of Fish and Wildlife at the Cal/EMA number. 3 . Stop the leak at the source if safe to do so . 4 . Cover storm drains with magnetic liquid tight covers . Other options would include : build dikes or place absorbent spill booms (waddles) around storm drains and across facility drainage paths to prevent contamination of storm drains or to prevent flow off site or onto unpaved areas . The Emergency Coordinator in all cases should : 1 . Make sure all personnel are evacuated from the spill area and are safe . 2 . Provide the emergency responders with the exact source of the spill, material spilled, its hazardous properties, the estimated volume spilled and the area covered by the spill . 3 . Notify the Stockton Fire Department — Hazardous Materials Unit. 4 . Notify California Emergency Management Agency (Cal/EMA), National Response Center (over 42 gallons or enters the storm drain) . They will contact the State Department of Fish and Wildlife and other appropriate State Agencies for response . But, do not rely on Cal/EMA to make the appropriate contacts to State agencies, always make the appropriate contact . 5 . Document spill and spill response . If the spill exceeds reportable quantities per 42 United Stated Codes, Section 11004, a written report must be submitted within 32 days to the State Local Emergency Planning Committee at 2800 Meadowview Road, Sacramento, CA 95833 . See attachment 4, Discharge Notification Form . 6 . Review storage and operating practices to prevent reoccurrence and document findings . 7 . Revise the Contingency Plan and SPCC Plan as necessary based on review findings . Emergency Contact List (§ 112 . 7(a) (3) (vi)) : Table G-8 Emergency Contact List Contact Organization/Person Phone Number California EPA — DTSC (510) 540-3739 California Highway Patrol — Stockton (209) 9384800 Cleanup Contractor — Alternate — Clan Harbors ( 800) 645 - 8265 Chrisp Company Prepared By William Buckman, Safety Director Page 14 of 31