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R*Afteilly,MIT PARTS. O'Reilly Auto Parts Supplemental Emergency Response Information Prevention: In order to prevent a release from occurring, all team members are trained on proper hazardous material handling and storage procedures. All hazardous materials are kept in their original containers and whenever possible smaller items are stored in lip cut containers so as to preclude any accidental spills. Store personnel visually inspect products on a daily basis while restockinghnerchandizing the store. Mitigation: In the event of a spill, the area will be immediately isolated and the manager on duty will be notified. The material will be identified; the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) will be obtained through the TeamNet portal to the 3E Online SDS library to determine the proper spill response guidance for the product. Team members will don the proper personal protective equipment (PPE), obtain the necessary spill response supplies and clean up the spill utilizing clay based absorbent or soda ash neutralizer per manufacturer recommendations listed on the product's SDS. Abatement: Team members will don the proper HE and clean up the spill utilizing the store's OF clean up supplies which will vary depending on the type and size of the spill event. Small incidental spills may be abated using paper towels, clay based absorbent or neutralizer if the product is corrosive in nature (i.e. battery electrolyte). Storm and sewer drains will be diked or blocked utilizing available spill abatement supplies such as 50 lb. bags of clay based absorbent. All spills that occur outside of the store should be reported to the Environmental Coordinator at ext. 4589. The spilled materials will be placed into appropriate DOT -rated, sealable containers; afive-gallon Uucket for• incidental product spills, a 55 gallon drum for oily absorbents. These containers will be properly labeled and stored according to local, state and federal regulations. Disposal containers must be kept in good condition and stored away fiom high traffic areas, electrical hazards, drains and fire exits. Containers will be kept closed at all times to minimize the risk of a spill event. Container labels should be clearly visible from the work area to both identify the contents and alert any emergency responders to the waste locations. All hazardous waste O'Reilly Auto Parts Revised 09/14