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�� =(�D��= '= ��=^ � ��D�(� �� m m��u ��"°�� " u��*��uae�� The decision to implement this Contingency Plan in the responsibility of the Emergency Coovdinator, and depends upon whether on imminent or actual incident involving o fira, exp|osion, or release ofhazardous waste or constituents could threaten human health or the environment. The Emergency Coordinator should use judgment based upon his/her experience with the processes involved in making this decision and confer with CV8'a Corporate Environmental Representative, as appropriate. Not all incidents require the implementation of this Contingency Plan. In fact, minor incidents will not generally require implementation of the Contingency Plan. The following universal notification and coordination actions will be followed when a fire, exp|osion, or hazardous waste spill that requires the implementation of this Contingency Plan occurs. 1 The first Store colleague(s) on the scene of an emergency situation will immediately notify the Manager-on-Duty or call 911, if there is concern of an immediate threat to human health orthe environment. 2The Manager-on-Duty will determine whether he or she has the training and capability to address the situation (e.g., a spill of a known chemical that can be contained). 3. If the emergency involves o large spill that cannot be readily ounbainad, may result in exposure to Store colleagues or the general pub|io, or may result in o release to the environment (e.g , outside the building or down the drain), the Manager-on-Duty must contact 3E Company via the 24'HourCVS Health Safety Hotline at 888-464-2960. 3E Company will then be responsible for contacting a CVS Health approved Emergency Response Cuntnaotor, and all appropriate state or local authorities with designated response roles as warranted by the nature and scope of the emergency. 3E Company will also be responsible for notifying the National Response Center if needed. MAY 2016 nsv|SmmoxTE �sgo�� o�zm