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Home My WebLink AboutBUSINESS PLAN HM M PP L A~ MA:P :~: SITE DIAGRAM ~ FACILITY DIAGRAM ~us '-.".ess Name: COOPER INDUSTRIES - OIL TO0E DIVISION /x\ ;--_-- N¢---~. Name of Ar~-a: . ,,,. , ,,, ', ....... ,, ~ - SITE DI RAM ~ Bus'r. ess ,Name: COOPER INDUSTRIES - OIL TOOE-DIVISION : ,. - ~:- ~: ':.: >_. ~-~-t.~-_._- --,:-::-}-~ --:-.'---: fl-.T. "- Ncr:~ - Name ~- . ..~ ~: .. .............. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT " CITY OF BAKERSFIELD i501TRUXTUN AVE BAKERSFIELD, CA'.9~301-0000 .. .. (ecs) TO: COOPER INDUSTRIES 3007 ANTONINO AVENUE CUSTOMER NO.: 3475 ."i ' CUSTOMER TypE' ES'/ 3475 FINANCE DEPARTMENT BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93303 ~' COOPO07 c:?330~,-~00P 1B96 01/.'1.0/97 ,.,. · RETURN TO SENDER : COOPER :~: . ~37 CLAREHONT CT · HAYWARD CA R~TURN TO SENDER 'oo o Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit. JUL ti/, General Information Location: 3007 ANTONINO Map: 102 Hazard: Moderate 23D. : · Grid: BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 1 ICommunity: F/U AOV 0 0 . Contact Name . Title , Business Phone ~ 24-Hour Phoneq Keith Smith lerrJtory Sales Mana§erl(805) 323-8183 x 1(805) 323-8183~ Hank' McCormick Senior Sales Rep.11(805) 323-8183 x I (805) 323-8183 Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 3007. ANTONINO D&B Number: 00-808-5763 City: BAKERSFIELD State: CA Zip: 93308- Comm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 1389 Owner: COOPER INDUSTRIES INC Phone: (805) 831-3078 Address: P O BOX 4446 State: TX Ci.tY: HOUSTON Zip: 77210- Summary ..... . ................... Do hereby certi~/~ ~ have reviewed the attached i~azardous materials manage- and that it along with ment plan any correu~ic ;'~s constitute a complete and correct man- agement plan lor my faciiity, ~,, ~. Signature 06/12/92 COOPER INDUSTRIES 215-000-000520 P 1 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit Ru General Information Location: 3007 ANTONINO Map: 102 Hazard:~Moderate Community: BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 Grid: 23D F/U: 1 AOV: 0.0 Co.act ~me~_ Title Business Phone j 24-H0ur Phone- ~5~ ~~~(805) 323-8183 x 1(805) 323-8183 · k%AA~4)T-~PJA---~ (805).323-8183 x' (805) 323-8183 Administrative Data Mail AddrS: 3007, ANTONINO D&B Number: 00-808-5763 City: BAKERSFIELD State: CA Zip: 93308- Comm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 1389 'owner: coOpER INDUSTRIES INC Phone: (805) 831-3078 Address: P 0 BOX 4446· State: TX City: HOUSTON Zip: 77210- Summary 06/12/92 COOPER INDUSTRIES 215-000-000520 Page 2 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in Reference Number Order 02-001 ACETYLENE ~ Gas 236 High · Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 CAS #: 74-86-2 Trade Secret: No ~ Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3I Daily Average FT3 1 Annual Amount FT3 236 ~ 236.00 · 354.00 Storage Press T Temp ~ Location PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER IAbove IAmbientllN SHOP AREA -- Conc · Components MCP List 100.~0% IAcetylene ' IHigh I 02-002 OXYGEN Gas' 462 Low · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth FT3 CAS #: 7782-44-7 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3I Daily Average FT3 I Annual Amount FT3 462 ~ 462.00 1,386.00 Storage~ Press T Temp~ Location PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER IAbove IAmbient~lIN SHOP AREA -- Conc Components MCP List 100.0% IOxygen, Compressed ILow I 02-003 CHEVRON THINNER Liquid 55 Moderate · Fire GAL' CAS #: 64742-47-8 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid ~ Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: HEATING Daily Max GAL Daily Average GAL Annual Amount GAL 55 I 55.00 I 55.00 Storage Press T Temp Location DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC AmbientlAmbientlINSIDE SERVICE AREA -- Conc· Components . MCP List 100.0% IThinner IModeratel 06/12/92 COOPER INDUSTRIES 215-000-000520 Page 3 02 - Fixed COntainers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in Reference ~Number Order 02-004 SAFETY KLEEN PARTS WASHER Liquid 55 Moderate ~ Fire GAL CAS #: 548-84-9 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: CLEANING,~ Daily MaX GAL Daily Average GAL ·Annual Amount GAL 55 I 55.00 ----~ 55.00 Storage Press T TempI ' Location DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC Ambient~AmbientlINSIDE SERVICE AREA -- Conc Components MCP ~List 100.0% IMineral.Spirits' IModeratel 06/12/92 COOPER INDUSTRIES 215-000-000520 Page 4 00 - Overall Site <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical ~ ~ <1> Agency Notification ~ IN THE EVENT OF A RELEASE, FIRE, EXPLOSION, OR SPILL, THE ON'SITE COORDINATOR AND/OR EMERGENCY COORDINATOR OR HIS· DESIGNEE WILL TANK THE NECESSARY ACTIONS AS REQUIRED BY THE SPCC PLAN. IF THIS INDIVIDUAL DETERMINES THAT'AS A RESULT OF A FIRE, RELEASE, EXPLOSION OR SPILL, A TREAT TO HUMAN HEALTH-OR THE ENVIRONMENT OUTSIDE THE FACILITY EXISTS AND THAT EVACUATION OF LOCAL AREA MAY BE NECESSARY, HE SHALL: CALL 911, CALL OES 916-427-4341, AND HS&E 713-261-3435. <2>'Employee Notif./Evacuation IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL EMPLOYEES TO BE FAMILIAR WITH THE LOCATION OF THE NEAREST FIRE EXTINGUISHER AND ALL FIRE EXITS. SHOULD A FIRE OCCUR, THE SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBLE FOR THE AREA SHOULD IMMEDIATELY DETERMINE IF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT SHOULD BE CONTACTED. SPILL DETECTION IS BY DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL. ALL EMPLOYEES, UPON OBSERVING A SPILL ANYWHERE THROUGHOUT THE FACILITY, SHOULD IMMEDIATELY BRING-THE MATTER TO THE ATTENTION OF HIS SUPERVISOR AND/OR TO THE. ATTENTION OF ANY MANAGEMENT. IF REQUIRED, THE MANAGEMENT OFFICIAL WILL CLEAR THE AREA OF ALL EMPLOYEES, TRY TO CONTAIN THE SPILL/FIRE, NOTIFY THE APPROPRIATE AGENCY. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation IF THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR DETERMINES THAT A THREAT TO HUMAN HEALTH.OR THE ENVIRONMENT OUTSIDE THE FACI'LITY EXISTS AND.THAT EVACUATION OF LOCAL AREAS MAY BE NECESSARY, HE SHALL NOTIFY THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, POLICE DEPARTMENT, EMERGENCY SERVICES, AND THE COOPER HS&E DEPARTMENT. <4> Emergency Medical 'Plan EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE WILL BE SENT TO MERCY HOSPITAL, 2215 TRUXTUN, ~. 327-3371 06/12/92 COOPER INDUSTRIES 215-000-000520 Page 5 O0 - Overall Site <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention LOCATION OF OILS AND. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES: THERE ARE TWO BASIC TYPES OF OILS IN USE WITHIN CAMERON FACILITIES; FLOATING OILS ~ND SOUBLE OILS, AS .WELL AS A VARIETY OF CHEMICALS. FLOATING OILS ARE AS THE NAME IMPLIES, THOSE OILS WHICH FLOAT ON WATER SUCH AS HYDRAULIC OILS, MOTOR OILS AND SOME CUTTING OILS. SOLUBLE OILS ARE THOSE WHICH DO NOT FLOAT,.BUT READILY DISPERSE IN WATER SUCH AS MACHINING LUBRICANTS AND COOLANTS. THE OTHER CHEMICALS IN USE MIGHT INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO SOAPS AND DETERGENTS, ACIDS AND BASES, SOLVENTS, DEGREASING AGENTS, ETC. A) STORM WATER SYSTEM - THIS SYSTEM DRAINS STORM WATER WHICH DOES NOT COME IN CONTACT WITH MANUFACTURING PROCESSES. B) SANITARY SWERE SYSTEM - THIS SYSTEM DRAINS SEWAGE AND SOME PROCESS WASTEWATERS TO THE SANITARY SWERE SYSTEM. ALL OILS MUST BE KEPT OUT OF THESE SYSTEMS. SPILL PREVENTION FALLS INTO THREE BASIC CATEGORIES; 'PROPER DISPOSAL PRACTICES, EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES MAINTENANCE, AND PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES DURING CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE. <2> Release Containment ELIMINATE SOURCE: TURN PUMPS OFF, SHUT VALVES, UPRIGHT BARRELS, OR PERFORM OTHER DUTIES .AS NECESSARY TO TOP THE FLOW OF SPILLED MATERIAL. TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO KEEP CHEMICALS OFF THE SKIN AND CLOTHING BY WEARING BOOTS, GLOVES, ETC. IF A SPILL OCCURS, THE PRIMARY GOAL WILL BE TO CONFINE THE MATERIAL TO AS SMALL AN AREA AS POSSIBLE AND TO PREVENT DISCHARGE INTO PUBLIC WATERWAYS. OIL BOOMS, SPEEDY DRY, AND EMERGENCY DRAINAGE STRUCTURES WILL BE USED FOR THIS PURPOSE. <3> Clean Up SPILLED MATERIAL WILL BE PUT INTO DISPOSAL DRUMS AND DISPOSED ACCORDING TO. APPLICABLE REGULATIONS. THE HS&E DEPARTMENT WILL COORDINATE THE CLEAN-UP AND DISPOSAL OF SPILLED MATERIAL. <4> Other Resource-Activation 06/12/92 COOPER INDUSTRIES 215-000-000520 Page 7 00 - Overall Site <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs ~ A) GAS - NORTHEAST CORNER BY OFFICE B) ELECTRICAL - INSIDE BUILDING NORTHWEST.CORNER BY SHOP AREA C) WATER - OUTSIDE NORTHEAST CORNER BY OFFICE D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, FIRE.ALARMS FIRE HYDRANT - CORNER OF ANTIONIO AND SIDE. STREET <4> .Building Occupancy Level' 06/12/92 COOPER INDUSTRIES 215-000-000520 Page 8 00 - Overall Site <G> Training <1> Page 1 j WE HAVE 6 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE WE PROVIDE ON-SITE TRAINING IN THE OSHA HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS STANDARD AND OUR OWN PRODUCTION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT TRAINING. BOTH OF THESE TRAINING MODULES ARE ON VIDEO TAPE FOR REVIEW BY OUR EMPLOYEES SUBSEQUENT TO THE TRAINING AS A REFRESHER AS INDIVIDUALLY -REQUIRE. D. THE TRAINING IS SCHEDULED ANNUALLY AND TRAINING DOCUMENTATION IS MAINTAINED AT OUR DIVISION HS&E DEPARTMENT, MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS. THE TRAINING IS APPROXIMATELY 4 HOURS IN LENGTH. · <2> Page 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use February 25, 1991 MAR 6 ~aQ1 .... i .... Mr. Dale L. Heineman ..Program Specialist Hazardous Materials Bureau 2700 'M' Street KERN COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Sir: Please be advised that the Cooper Oil Tool Division facility located at 6201 Shirra Court, Ste. #4, Bakersfield, CA, was permanently closed effective March 15, 1990. Thank you. Frank H. Perry, CSP Division Safety'Manager / P.O. Box 2117 Houston, Texas 77252-2117 (713).499-8511 Telex 166282 CAMERON® · W-K-M® · DEMCO® · MCEVOY® · THORNHILL CRAVER'" * WILLIS® ~ .;! 'CII'Y of BAKERSFL[ELI} RECEIVED .i HAZARDOUS HATERTALS :E NV E N-f-DRY Farm and Agriculture D ,Standard Business [] MAR 6 lqql ., ' Page i ot' 2 _ !: NON--TRADE SECRETS .... . BUSINESS"NAHE' C.ogper 0il 7ool D,~¥ision OWNER NAHE: Cooper 0il 7ool Di¥~sion NAHE OF THIS FAC~l~Y:Bake~s¢ie]d'Fnci]itv LOCATION; 620~ :~nlrra Ct., ~te. ~4 ADDRESS; 6201 Shirra Ct., Ste, 4 STANDARD IND. CLA~$ Lg~IEE".-J:~j~9 ' CITY. ZIP: Rn~ewg¢i~ld CA QZ~308 CITY. ZIP1 R~l~_-~.~¢4~,l~l CA qxqnR DUN AND BRADSTREET NUHBER ..... , ', REFER TO~N~TRUCTZONS~R~RDPER . , ~ixture/Co'~oonen~s frans ]yQe Max Ay?rage 'Annual Measure ) QT~ ~onL Cent Cent Us Location where O~ Code code Amt Amt Est Un}ts on 51te mype Press femp Co~e See Instructions Stored )n Fac]l)ty Physicsl'an'd Health Hazard C.A,S, Number 74-86-2 Component 11 Name & C,A,S. Number · ',", (Check ali tha~ apply) '., . :,;~ : ~ Component ~2 Name & C.A,S. Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ De)dyed ~SUdden Release ~ Immediate ,. Health o~ Pressure Health )~..':~.:~ Component ~3 Name & C.A,S. Number o ) ) ).86 74 )04 m 2 4 (Check al1 thai app)~) '" ComponenL 12 Name & C.A.S. Number D Fire'H~zard ~ Reactivit) D Oelayed ~Sudd~n Release ~ Immediate ~'~ Health of Pressure Health ,~ Componen~ 13 ~a~e ~ C.A.S )lumber Phys)ca). and Health Ha?ard ~ C.A.S. Number Component II Name I C.A.S Number (~heck ~)l tha~ apply) : ,~,, , , ~FirJ H~zard D Reac~ivit) D Delayed ~ Sudden Release "~ Im~ediateC°~P°nen~ 12 ~ame ~ C,A,S, ~u~ber ;::~,~;', Hea ICh of Pressure Heal th :~',i~, 6omponenb 13 Name ~ C,A,S, 'Number P~ical:m~'JHealth Hazard C,A,S, Number' Component II Name I C,A,S Number ~ Fire Hmzard · B Reactivit~ ~ Delayed B Sudden Release B I~ediate ,,,':,,', .,~:~,~ tleal~h of Pressure Health Component 13 Name & C,A.S Number '".. EMERGENCY 'CONTACTS ~1 H~k McCormick Facility Hana~e~ 806/323-8183 ~2 David Petty Warehouse. Su~e~y.iso~ 806/323-8183 ferti)iatid .(Re~d g,nd.:~ign af~pr completi(]g,all secti,onq) .... '"' cercm~y under penam[x olja~'tn~c l navepe(sonalmLexamlnqO~qoQm ramimiaf.~ith the info(mac,on ~ubmitted in this and all ,: .,.. at~ached.docu~en~), an~ ~ba~ eased on.mr ~nqulr~ Qr. tnose Inowlouams respons~u)e for obtaining the ~nformat]on, I bel~eve~tha~ the subm tted in~orma~on Is [rue, accurate and compme~e, c ~ // ~.H. Pe~v. CS D&v~s&o~ SaEety M~a~e~ . ~ ?'(.~ 2/25/91 ':':,~i C]_'TY of' BAKERSF'I'ELD " ' HAZARDOUS MATERTALS ZNVENTORY Farm and Agriculture E! ,Standard Business [] NON--TRADE SECRETS :" Page 2 of 2 BUSINESS!NAHE: Cooper 0il 1'ool Division. OWNER'NAME: Crm~e~ O~] Tnnl r~ivi~4~n NAHE OF THIS FACILITY: LOCATION;6201 Shir~a Ct Ste. ~4 ADDRESS; 6201, ghi~rn'Ct ~te ~4 ~N~D~A~S,~4~8.~]7.]-' CITY, ZIP:~, =. ,~ ~ ~ CITY. ZIP: BaKers~eld,'CA ~308 uu~ A~u mu~ub~ ~u~u~ · PttONE ~: ~, ~¢~ ~a 93.308 PHONE ,:. ~h~/~o~ 0,03 cODEs ~- _~ - $7~ _.:' :~.; ...... - .... REFER TO~NS~F~9 FUR PRUPER . I · 2':~ 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 11 1213 [tans Average [y~e Hax Annual Measure ISyS ~ont tong Cont Us Location Where ~"by ~la,es Code coae ~mt AmL [sL Units on 5itc ~ype Press [emp Co~eStored in FacilityWL See InsLrucLions Physical ~'~d Health N~]ard C.A.S. Number 64742478 Component II Name ~ C.A,8. Number gO Distillates, :Hydrotreated, L' [Check ~/l~that ap~l~l ' , ...... ' :~ Component 12 Na~e t C.A.8, Number 7 AlkylbenzeneS. ~ Fire:'H~zard ~ Reacti~it~ '~Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~Immediate 68515253 ', ,. Health of Pressure Health ~ :,,~ ComponenL t~ Name & C.A,S, Number 2 956~61'2'4-T~met~hylbe~e~e : I' ;.I.:~.. I ~;: I., I~,~:.:~1 ,,,,: I I I I I Physical ~n~d Health Ha~rd C.A.S. Number Component II Na~e t C,A.8. Number '." ~' , lCheck all, that ~1~} ', . ~!, Component 12 Name t C,A,S. Number ,, .,, ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reac~iviLy ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate HealLh of Pressure Health h ~] ., ,~:,, · Componen~ 13 Name ~ C.A.'S, Number I.':. I I I I I I I t I I Physical ,nd Health Hazard :~.~, C.A.S. Number Component I~ Name t C.A.S. Number ,', [Check a/l~ that aOOl~} .:~[ : :'3 " ' ";'~;'; : Component 12 Na~e t C.~.S. ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ' ~ Health of Pressure Health ~...~;~ :~ Component 13 Name [ C.A.S. Number ; '¢, p~ic~l't~h~d ~ealth Ha]ard ~ C.A.S. Number Component I1 Name I C.A,S Number lCheck ali t.at ~pplFI ~ ' ~ Fire'~zard ~ Reactivit~ '~ Oel~yed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Component 12 Name ~ C.A.8. Number . ~,,,,'./, .~ Health of Pressure Health :;; , Component 13 Name t C.A.S. Number ·,,. ",,,,,,' EMERGENCY CONIACIS ~1 Hank McComick Facility M~ager 806/323-8183 ~2David Petr7 ffarehouse Superviso~.:806/323-8183 Certifjgatioq ,(Ro~ and ~ign aT,pr compl¢Sipg .¢ I 1 secCi.on~)this ~nd~~all~-~ur~ / : .v':"' l'cerL~y unaer pena~ ol~a~ that I navep~rsona~y exa~ln{o~qo~ familiar ~iLh the injor~a~]on ~u~iLLed in ." aL~aqhed.dgcg~en~s, anO L~a~ pasco on.my ~nquiry ¢.~hose 1QQIYIdU~/S responsible for obtaining the ~nformaLion. I believe that the ~ submitted ~nlor~aL~on,.., ls uue, accurate, and complete. . . F.H. ~&~y, CSP D~v~s~o~ S¢~ety H~se~. . .:... ' 2/25/9~ -~;:"--¢ CTTY of BAKERSF'I'ELL) RECEIVEi~ Fa?'m and ~gticulture El ,Standard Business [~HAZARDOUS HATERZALS ZNVENTORY :I~MI.,... . i 2 : MAR 6 ,, :{ NON--TRADE SECRETS ~Oid ......... BUSZNESS'~:6oo~e~ Z~dus~=&es 0~ Too~ D~ER NAHE~oopg~ 0~ Too~ D~v~so~ NAHE 0F THZS FACZLZTY~a[e~s~e~d,'~c&~ LnCATION;: u / ~Lo~o ADDRESS; 30pi A~on~no STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE~g9 ' -- C~l~. ZIR~s~&eid, CA 95508 6ITY, ZIP%akeg's~zeid, UA ~b5U8 BUN AND BRADSTREE1 NUMBER PHONE ~: .? ~2~-818~ PHONE ~: ~-~-Rl~q ~ -~ - ~ .... REFER TO~S~~NS F'UH HRDPER CODES frans [lfle ~ax Av~r~e Xnnual Neasure I ~V~ gon~ Con~ Con~ Us Loc~ion Where ~wby~ tla~es of ~ixUJre/¢o'm~onents Code code ~mt Am~ Est Un,ts on ~lce ~ype Press femp Co~eS~ored~n Facility See InsLruc ~ I ~' I ~6 I ~6 I354I~¢1~,, Io4 I ~ I4 142 ~°rtable in Shop Area [00Acetylene Physical ~d ~e~lth ~r~ C.~,S, ~umber 74-86-2 Co~onen[ I~ ~a~e ~ C.~,S. ~umber .. ','. ~Check all, that ap~l~l ' ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivit~ D Delayed ~Sudden Release ~ Immediate .)~ Health o¢ Pressure Health Coaponent ~3 ~ame & C.A,S Number " ,, " 62 ) m ) m 04 ) 2 t 4 hop Phvsic~} ~nd Health ~rd C.~,S. ~umber 7782-44-7 Co~onen~ II ~a~ t C.~,8, ~u~r , ~ (Check ali that apply) .. ' ',' Componen~ 12 Na~e & C.A.S. Number .. B Fire'H~zard B Reactivity B Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~Immediate :,, ' Health of Pressure Health : :: Component 13 ~ame & C.A.S. )lumber Physical, ~d Health ,azard :, ~ C.A.S. Number Component I1 Name I C,A.S, Number (Check al)that apply) ,, . ~,.,~ . Componen~ 12 Name I C,A,S. Number ~ Fire.HQzard ~ Reactivit~ '~Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate , ~.,: Health of Pressure Heal th ~,~ Component 13 Name & C,A.S. Number PhYsical(check all,: that appll) ~r~ Health Hazard C,A,S. Number Componen~ II Name I C;A,S, Number' ~ ~/N~cx~]~ ~'~1~ ;:,~ii~: Component 12 Name & C,A,S. Number , B Fire'~,Hizard B ReacLivitl . B Delayed B Sudden Release ~Immediate ,, !, Health of Pressure Health '.],,;,"~ Component 13 Name, C.A.S. Number EMERGENCY CONTACTS ~1 Hank McCo~ick 'Facility Manager 806/323-8183 ~2David Petty Warehouse Supervisor' 806/323-8183 ,~d i'~ ~e --fltl'e 2~e X)~e TTTT~.... ~T~F~ certify unoer genaiT) o))a~ ~n{t ]navepe(sonaI)).eXamln~OQqoQ~ Tam mla~ yit~ ~he. inlorma~on 8ub~i~ted in this ~nd all at~ached.d0cy~enT~, anQ ~a~ oaseo on.my ~nqulry ~f. Tnose ~no~v~ouais responslbIe rot obtaining the Information, I belteve tha~ the sUOmltted,ln!or~a~lO~ Is True, accurate, ano co,piece. . ~.H. ?.P~y, CSP D~v&s&o~ SaCety H~e= . '.., . ,?'~'. CITY of BAKERSFIELD ...'.' HAZARDOUS MATERIALS I NVEN-T-ORY F¢'h and ~st. iculture Fi Standard Business [] "'. / .... NON--TRADE SECRETS Page 2 0f 2 BUSINESs;.NAHE:Coo]~e]: 0~1 T0ol D&v±siO~ O~/NER' NAHE' COOlies' O&l Tool D~v&s~os NAHE OF TH:IS FACIL~TY:~,a](eats£ieZd"Fac~i~tY_ STANDARD IND. CLASS COUE~T~ -- C~IY, ZiP: ~&ke~sE&e~d CA 95~08 ~-- .If Y- Z %~a[e~~, CA Ptt0NE ~:" aa~ ~8~ .... PHONE t1: ~a~/~o%e~ .... CODES · .'J. ~'~-~-~' REFER TO~¢~~~~ROPER . '. I ~:' ~; 3 I 5 6 7 8 9 I0 I1 12 lrans ~y~e ~ax Xv~ra~e Xnnual Hea~ure I ~Y~ Cent Cent Cent Us toc~tion where Code code XmC ~mt Est ~nlCs on 51ce Type Press lemp Co~e See Instructions Stored Physical ~a'~d Bealth Hazard C,A,S, Number 64742478 Component l1 Name ~ C,A,S, Humber 80 Distillates.. Bydrotreated Lt (Check a/I, ~ha~ apply) ' ':'., ',~,, Component ~2 Name ~ C,A.S. Number ~ Alkxlben~enes ~ Fire H~zard ~ Reactivity ~ De)aTed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate 68515253 'i Health . of Pressure Health ' 956S6 ' ~" , ).. ) . ). )o6 (Check All that apply) ", .;~ Component 12 Name I C.A.S. Number ,, :, ~ Fire H~zard ~ Reactivity ~Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate .. ?. Hen l~h 0f Pressure ~eal ~h . Physical~a~;dHealth Hazard ~:,.~¢ C,A,S. Number Component fl Name I C,A,S, Number (Check a/l, that apply) . .','m ,,' ,' ~, "?~ Component 12 Name & C,A,S, Nu~ber ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity :.~ Delayed ~ Sudden Re)ease ~ Immediate ' ,, Health of Pressure Health ~:) Component 13 Name & C,A,S, Number ' ,,' Physical:'8dd Health Hazard C,A,S, NuAber Component II Name I C,A,S, Hu~ber' (Check all~ that apply) , ./.",' ~:? Component 12 Hame A C,A,S. Humber ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ,.. Health of Pressure Health . ':F = Component 13 Hame & C,A,S, Humber ,'. tv, '~ : ~ .. ',:,,', . EHERGENcY CONTACTS ~lHa~k HcCo~m~ck '~a~l~ty Ha~a~o~ 806/323-8183 ~2Dav~d Petty Warehouse SuperviSOr, , 806/323-8183 '. :. NAie TiMe 2~e ~)~e fitf'~ ":,.' Qnd a)) ~ ; .. certify under penamcy olja~ cnqc i navepe(sonally, examlnqo~qoQm famillar,yiLb the in(ormaCIon submitted in this it~ached.docueencs, anQ t~ac cased on.my Inquiry Qf.cnose IndiviDuals responsiome tot obtaining the Information, t bel)eve that the /~ ;ubm~tted.~nformat~on Is ~rue, accurate, ano comp)e~e.~~ .. ~.N. ~¢~y, CSP D~v~SLo~ Sa¢ety Ma~a~e~ ":'".:"./, 2/25/91 ')':.: ,), ,,h ,:'"': Bakersfield Fire De Hazardous Materials DivisTon 2130 "G" Street Bakersfield, CA. 93301 · HAZARDOUS'MATERIALS MANAGEMENT'PLAN -- .. INSTRUCTIONSi - . ' ' ' '-_ 'i.."_ TO av0i6 iurtner action, retOrn t~is form wiihih 30 days' Of receipt.. "'" 2. -- TYPE/PRINT ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. ' .... ' '- ':, 3.' ' Answer the questions below for the business as a whole. ' , .--~-d~' '- '- 4. ' Be brief and concise as possible. - · '. ~ · · ' .k/ ' - O. ~3 SECTION 1' BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DATA. BUSINESS NAME:- COOPER INDUSTRIES - OI"L TOoL DIVISION . 3007 Antonip; Bakersfield, CA 93308 LOCATION: MAILING ADDRESS: 3007 Antonio; Bakersfield, CA 93308 CITY' Bakersfield STATE' CA ZIP' 93308 PHONE: (805) 831-3078 DUN & BRAOSTREET NUMBER: 00-808-5763 SIC CODE: 1389 PRIMARY ACTIVITY: Servicin~ Oil Tools OWNER: COOPER INDUSTRIES, INC. MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. Box 4446; Houston, TX 77210 SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION: CONTACT TITLE BUS. PHONE 24 HR. PHONE 1. Hank McCormick Warehouse Sales Mgr., (805) 323-8183 (805) 323-8183 2. David Petry Salesman (805) 323-8183 (805) 323-8183 Bakersfield Fire Dept.~ Hazardous Materials Divisio~i~ HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN MATERIAL ~ SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE: Yes' . BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING PROGRAM: ~e ~rovide o~-site .trM~i~g ~ the O$~-L~, H~z~rd Co~u~icat±'ons Standard ~nd o~' o~m ~roduc'~ion ~of ~ardoUs W~ste Management t~ining. Both o£ these t~a~!ng ~od~les' a~e On' video ta~e £o~ revie~ by our e~loyees .subsequent. to ~e"trainfng as a re£res~er as ind±vidu~11~ required. ~ne training'is scheduled annually .and :training documentation is maintained at our Division HS&E Department,. MisSOuri Ci-ty; 'Texas.. The trainihg'~i§ approximately four (~4) hours in.'le.ngth'.: SECTION 4: EXEMPTION REQUEST: I CERTIFY UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT MY BUSINESS IS EXEMPT FROM THE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 6.95 OF THE "CALIFORNIA HEALTH & SAFETY CODE" FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: WE DO NOT HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. WE DO HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, BUT THE QUANTITIES AT NO TIMEEXCEED THE MINIMUM REPORTING QUANTITIES. ~--' - O:I:H-ER (SPECIFY REASON) SECTION 5: CERTIFICATION: /~ to the best of my knowledge I I, 1::-ce.ri'L--H_ P~,'r~'y-, C.qP CERTIF'~THAT THE ABOVE INFOR- MATION IS ACCURATE. I UNDERSTAND IHAI THIS INFORMATION WILL BE USED FULFILL MY FIRM'S OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE "CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE" ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS (DIV. 20 CHAPTER 6.95 SEC. 25500 ET AL.) AND THAT ~ INACCURATE INFORMATION CONSTITUTES PERJURY. ~ Division Safet)r Manager 5/31/90 SIGNAT~'RE TITLE DATE .7. "' -' ? i.'-- ' ...... ~': : _ ~ ~ .... FD1590 Haza'rdous b'[a~-eriats Oi'~'~s~r HAZARDOUS MATI~RIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN RECEIVED 1990 ".. '.Facility..Unit Name:. ':' CooDer Oil-Tool Division '" "' uqZ' MAT: DIV. SECTIOH 6: NOTIFICATION' AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES: A. AGENCY NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES; Tn l~t~e event cfa release, fire, explosion, or'sp.ill., the ohe§ii, t.,e c0o..rdinator and/or emergency coordinator or his deSignee will' take theenece.s'sary actions .as required .by the'SPCC Plan. If this individual determines that as.a_.result.O~'/'.a fire, release e.xpl'osion, or spi.]l,.a threat to human health of the.envirohment'ou,_tside the facility exists and that evacuation .of local .areas' may be-necessary, 'he shall: "' '".'., . 1..Notify local and state authorities '2. Notify HS&E Department · ".i' '" '., a.. Bakersfield Fire. Department -. 911 ...... (7!'3)-26I~3435'T'." ". .. '..;,.i .~. b'~. Bakersfield Police Department 911 . . "" ... ':='--:~' == ~='=~-=. , C. -Off'i'EE 6-f~LE~-erg6ncy Sef~ird6§:2-~(~9'l-6')=427~43-4'I. ~ ~ " :' : ~:-~=' ' - B. 'EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION: It is the responsibility of all employees to be familiar with the location of the near. est fire. extinguisher and all fire exits. Should a fire occur, the supervisor · ..~' . 'responsible for the area shoul'd immediately determine if the fir~ department should , '~. ~".. 'be contacted. Spill detection 'is by dePartment personnel. All .emploYees, "upon. · ..t". observing, a spill anywhere thrOughout'.the facility, should immediately'bring'.the matter to the attention of his supervisor and/or to the attention of any. management'. If required, the management official will clear the area bf all employees, try to contain the .spill/fire, 'notify the appropriate' agency. C'. PUBLIC EVACUATION: " " .. I:~tt~e emer~gen~coor~t~l, natr~o ~de~erm.~nes~that, a~tb. rea% t~ human health or the environment outside the facility exists and that evacuation of. local areas may be necessary, he shall notify:the Fire Department, Police Department, Emergency Services, .and : the Cooper HS&E Department. : ~,. ......... "' · ""' '-"" '~-' ""' ?'"'""' ~':;'"' ...... " ....... D. EMERGENCY MEDICAL PLAN: Emergency medical care will..be sent to Mercy Hospi.~.t., 2215 Truxl~on~.'327-3371 ~'~'~' HAZ US MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN SECTION 7: MITIGATION, PREVENTION AND ABATEMENT PLAN: A. RELEASE PREVENTION STEPS: ' ~ . ". "~ Spill· prevention fall§~i'~to three basic'categories; properdisPosal,.. irac.tices,',,' equipment and facilities maintenance, and precautionaFy'measur'es~'dt~ffin~i;"c°nstrUcti6n jnd' maintenance. Disposal' instructions for wastes arc coo'rdina~ced"'ti~r6u~:h"ithe'''' :". Heal.t.h Sa.f..ety.and [nvironmental Department Careful m.aintenance)..Of.'~]-.!.iltankS,,..pumps "" .piping ..sys.tems, .sumps etc., is-a necessar:y part of. the Spill' Prevention;Program, " B.- RELEASE CONTAINMENT AND/OR MINIMIZATION: · Primary s'Pi 11 detection i s by observa'tion 'by;, department personnel.. · 'The fol 1 owing · .' .... . ......'prQ~edure.:is to be..'followed'in the event Of a spill:' -.. · ' ' · ". : :. ' .... · '. 1. El.iminate source: 'Turn pumps off, shut valves, upr.i'ght'.:bafreTs',L'°r.perform · .,. . ... ot.h.er duties as 'necessary to,stop the flow of spilled, material· .· Take' ~..,~ i -'--~-~ :'~;.~ ,~ ~-r~-e~c.a-u t-i~o-n-s~ -to~!(e e p- -che m fcaq-s~o'ff-th e~s~ki'n~a'nd-- c-l'o t h'i'ng~-' by, we'a r ~-n g~-b o'o%'s r -e ~'¢ 2. C6ntaSnment: oil booms, Speedy dry:, etc will be usedfor~th.iS'.purpose. 'C~ CLEAN-UP PROCEDURES: Sptlled material will be put into disposal drums'and disposed according to appl.icable ' regul.ation, s, The HS&E Department will coordinate the clean-up and-disposal .of ..'.....,,.' i....:.' ..... spilled material ............... . ............. . ..... ..,.,,.,.. .......... . ......... SECTION 8: UTILITY SHUT-OFFS (LOCATION OF SHUT,OFFS AT YOUR FACILITY)' NATURAL GAS/PROPANE: Northeast corner of building (outside) . [LECTRICAL: Inside building off Northwest wall WATER; .~!ertheast c~er nf building' (nutside~ ~ SPECIAL: ~/A L .. .... LOCK BOX:.. YES/NO ...... IF_.Y. ES, LOCATION:.. N/A .... -- SECTION 9: PRIV~ FIR~ PROTECTION/Wll~R AVlII~BILrPt: A. 'PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION: Portable Fire Extinguishers inside facility B. WATER AVAILABILITY (FIRE HYDRANT): ~ .Corner of Antonino and Arrow St. 'Approximately 300 feet east of-facility·· · .4~ · '' '" _ -.~OILTOOL City Of Bakersfield ~ 8-13-90 Fire Department, · 2101 "H" Street ~ Bakersfield, California 93301 Attn:-Valerie Pendergrass Attached you will .find th6~ additional information that you requested per your ietter dated July 18', 1990 regarding oU~ Hazardous. Materials Managem~t-P~'~Plea~e.~ev~iW~'th~s additional information and a~vise if all is in order. If you have any questions please call me at 323-8183. Best Regards David Petry Hazardous Materials Management Coordinator 3007 Antonino Ave. Bakersfield, Calitornia 93308 805/323-8183 Fax 805~323-0946 CAMERON® · W-K-M® · DEMCC~ · MCEVOY® · THORNHILL CRAVER" · WILLIS® July 18, 1990 Mrl David Perry Cooper Industries - Oil Too1 Division 3007 Antonio Bakersfield, Ca. 93308 Dear Mr. Perry: 'Thank You for submitting your Hazardous Materiels Msnagement Plan, however there sre several areas in which we seem to have problems. 1) The Notification and Evacuation Procedures, sections B, C, & D refer to SPCC & Emergency Plan; . 2) Mitigstion, Prevention and Abatement Plsn, sections A, B, & C also refers to the SPCC & Emergency Plan; 3) Utility Shut-offs, refer to site disgrsm.' ·This is not sufficient informstion. We need you to tell us exactly where the utility shut-offs are, in a brief paragraph exactly whet you do for notificstlon and mitigation. We Will need to have this information, returned to us by August l?, I990. If we csn be of any assistance plesse don't hesitate to call (805) 326-3979. Sincerely Yours, Valerie Pendergrass Hszardous Msterials Division CITY of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MATERTALS TNVENTORY v ', Farm and Agriculture El ~St:andard Business [] NON--TRADE SECRETS ""'"':Page 2--- of BUSINESS.NAME- Cooper Oil To,o~l Divisi. on AUU~: P O. Box.4446 ' UA~ . : 2X89' '", LOCATION; $O0~'A~tonio Q~_N-ER__N_AME: Cooper I~dUstries. Inc. sNfH, NE_.O~DIiH~ FAcLCIsLsIIYc~DE_.B~ker~LelcI~i~ir~z CITY. ZIP:~,~.o~,~a ~ OSXF)R CIIY. ZIP: ~ .... 1~"- mY '77~n · DU~ AND BRADSTREE1' NUMBER--,-'' .... P.ONE , ........... " PHONE (4:._.pn~¥~zS¢~'6T6'~· '~" REFER 7'O'~:~-'~2~z~-~NS-FiDR--~ROPER--~N6'T'N'EY~'PI~ CODES _0/)- _80.8_- lrans !¥1~e Max Average ~nnual l~easure t .D~.s Cont Cont ContCole Us , Location ~h~[g. ' ~y ~l~,eSseeOf.~ixtur~/Co~onentSlnstruc~ons. Code cooe ~mt Amt Est Un,ts on ~e i~pe Press ~eml)Stored In Fac~cy , "I~ I'~ '1 ~ I ~* I~,~1 ,6~ Io6 I~ I~ I os I~d~~^~ ~o~ Physical an'd Health Hazard C.A.S, Number 64742478 Component II Name & C,A,S, Number 8( Distillates},,'~ydrotreated (Check all that apply) ' ', '~'': Component ~2 Name & C.A,S. Number ~ ~ Fire'Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate 6851525~ , , :, Health of Pressure Health -- ': Component ~3 Name & C,A,S, Number 2 1.2.'4-T~methy,ibenze~e . I~.~ ~20 I ~ ~ ~ I~ ~.0 106 I ~ ),,4 I~0 I ~a~"~c~ ~0~ ~m~~"~um~ Physical:'and Health Hazard C.A,S. Number Component I1 Name t C,A,S, ~umber Cyanides,, 2.'5'::~g/kg (Check a)/ thmt mpp))) :':,:~ Componen~ t2 Na~e ~ C,A,S, Number ' ":"', :,:, Health of Pressure Health ,., · ':~,~,: Component 13 Name ~ C.A.S, Number , , ,,,,. Physical and Health Hazard C,A.S. Number Component Il Name I C,A,S, Number ?,,'."'"',", (Check all thm~ apply) ~ Fire'H'azard ~ Rem~ti~itl ~ ~e)a~ed D Sudden Release ~ ImmediateC°~P°nent 12 ~a~e ~ C,A,S, Number ,,'; Health of Pressure Health ': ,'" Component 13 ~ame ~ ~,~,S, ~u~ber ,,m, sical'and Hea)th UHard C,A,S, Number Component I1 Name I C,A,S, Number .," beck al! tha~ · :t Component 12 ~ame ~ C,A,S, ~u~ber D Fire Hazard D Reactivity D Delayed D Sudden Release D Immediate Health of PressureHealth ,-, ::"i' Co~ponent 13 Name ) ~,A,S, ~u~ber '. ,"'. CONTAOTS~' ~ Ha~k H6Co~m~ck · ~a~ehouse Sales ~4~z. 806/323-j~8~ David petty Salesm~ 806/32~-8~83 EHERGENOY iR~me Title ~~ ~)~e TttTe . : .cer[ll~ unoer ~enmm[X oy]~ th~ I h~vepe{sonH~Lex]mln~o~qo~m ~mi~l~r.~it~ the jnlorm~tlon Submitted in ~his ~nd ]11 atta(hed Ocvment~, mn~ t~m~ o~seo on.my inquiry QLtnose Inolvlou~s responsio~e ~or obtaining the lnforma[~on, I be ~eve ~ha~ the submitted InlorlacIon IS true, accurate, ana complete, F.H, :Perry, CSP Division Safety Manager ~ ,-'",',',"' 5/31/90 . ii.:! CITY of BAKERSFIELD [](HAZARDOUS N1AT ERIALS INVENTORY Far= and ~,gt. iculture [] St. andard Business "" i 2 ;., ' NON--TRADE SECRETS ': ' ~age of BUSINESS'NAHE: Cooue~ 0±1 Tool D±¥&s~o~ OWNER NAHE:Coo~e~ Z~dust~es, Z~c. NAHE OF THZS FACILITY: Ba[e~s¢~eId Fac&]~t¢ LOCATION; ~nn?-A~q~o ADDRESS; p ~ R~ ~6 STANDARD ~ND. CLASS CODE~ CITY. ZIP::-R.~.~,¢~¢~a ~~ - 6~ ~ZP'~g~''~X 77210 DUN AND BRADSTREET NUHBER- ], ..... ' Trans ~y~e ~ax Average Annual Neasure I ~y~ Con~ Con~ Con~ Us Loc{~ion Whe[e ~w~y lta,es'of~ixture/~O'm~onents Code code Xa~ Am~ ~s~ Units on 51~e lype Press lemp Co~e n S~ore~ I See Instructions, Physical a~'dMeai~hHazard C.A,S. Number ?~._~_~ Componen~ 11 Name ~ C,A,S..Number ,']'" (Check a/I, ~ha~ apply) ..... ~',~ Componen~ 12 Name ~ C,A,S, Number ,.,' ~ Fire H~zard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate , ~,, Health of Pressure Health , .~. Componen~ t3 Name ~ C,A,S, Number Physical and Health Hazard C,A.S. Number 7782.447 Component II Name t C,A,S. Number (Checka]). that apply) ' ,?:'. Component t2 Name t C,A,S, Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate '. , Health of Pressure Health ,~,,. ], ~ Component 13 N~me I C.A.S, H~mber Physical ~nd Health Hazard C,A,S. Number Componen~ fl Name ~ C,A,S, Number ' '" (Check 'all that apply) ,;,~ Component 12 Name ~ C,A,S, Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ im~i~ ::t~ ~;~ Health of Pressure ,,, ,,,',:~; Component 13 Name & C,A,S. Humber , ,, Ph~sical8ndHealthUa~ard C,A,S. Nu~ber Component II Name ~ C,A,S, Number ' ~' ~ Fir~ Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Oela~ed ~ Sudden ~elease ~ Immediate ,,,,, , :,,; Health of Pressure Health ,,, ','" " ~' :, ' Component 13 Name I C,A,S. Number ,EHERGENcy CONTACTS ¢1 Han~ ~{cCo~mick Warehouse Sales H~. ~06/323-~3 David Petty Sglesmsn 806/323-8183 certtt under Dena~c~ oz~a~ ~n{~ ]navepersona~vexamlnffo~naam ramie]ar ~ith the inzorma~]on ~ubmiLted'in this.end ail subm]tteattached, IocUmen~S,~nformat]onanO~st~attrue,OaSeaaccura[e,On.aY ana~nquirYcomp/ete,gf' those ~no]v~duals responsible for obtaining the ~nformaL]on, I be~ ~eve that the ,,' ,, ~F.H.' =~rv. C~ Division Safety Manager ' ?"' 0~[~--5 ~90 Bakersfield Fife D . Hazardous Materials Division 2130 "G" Street RECEIVED Bakersfield, CA. 93301 APl) 9 1990 H Z RI:)OUS M TERI L$ MANA61:MENT P/AN 1, . To avoicl further action, return this form wiihim 30 aoys of receipt. 2, TYPE/,PRINT ANSWERS IN ENGLISH, ' 3.' ' Answer the questions below for the DUsiness os o whole. 4. Be Oriel eno concise as po~sil::)le, SECTION 1: BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DATA BUSINESS NAME: COOPER INDUSTRIES - OIL TOOL DIVISION 3007 Antonio; Bakersfield, CA 93308 LOCATION' MAILING ADDRESS: 3007 Antonio; Bakersfield, CA 93308 CITY: Bakersfield STATE: CA ZIP' 93308 PHONE: [805) 831-3078 DUN & BRADSTREET NUMBER: 00-808-$763 SiC CODE: 1389 PRIMARY ACTIVITY: Servicing Oil Tools OWNER: COOPER INDUSTRIES, INC. MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. Box 4446; Houston, TX 77210 SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION: CONTACT TITLE BUS. PHONE 24 HR,'PHONE 1. Hank McCormick Warehouse Sales Mgr., (805) 323-8183 (805) 323-8183 David Petty Salesman (805) 323-8183 (805) 323-8183 2. BakersIield Fire Dept/ Hazardous ~[aterials Division HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN SECTION ~3.: TRAINING: NUMBER '(DF EMPLOYES$: 6 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE' Yes BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING PROGRAM' We provide on-site training in the OSHA Hazard Communications Standard and our own production of Hazardous Waste Management training. Both of these training modules are on video tape for review by our employees subsequent to the training as a refresher as individually required. The training is scheduled annually and training documentation is maintained at our Divigion HS&E Department, Missouri City, Texas. The training is~ approximately four (4) hours in length. SECTION 4: EXEMPTION REQUEST: I CERTIFY UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT MY BUSINESS IS EXEMPT FROM THE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 6.95 OF THE "CALIFORNIA HEALTH 8,. SAFETY.CODE" FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: WE DO NOT HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. x WE DO HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, BUT THE QUANTITIES AT NO TIMEEXCEED THE MINIMUM REPORTING QUANTITIES. OTHER (SPECIFY REASON) SECTION $: CEETIFICAllON: l, Frank H. Perry. CSP CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE INFOR- MATION IS ACCURATE. I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS INFORMATION WILL BE USED TO FULFILL'MY FIRM'S OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE "CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE" ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS (DIV. 20 CHAPTER 6.95 SEC. 25500 ET AL.) AND THAT INACCURATE INFORMATION CONSTITUTES PERJURY. ~-/-~~~ Division Safety Manager April 2, 1990 SI G N A~.,,~E TITLE DATE 2. F015~0 Bakersfield Fire Dept.__ Hazardous Materials Divisi~ HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN Facility Unit Name: COOPER INDUSTRIES - OIL TOOL DIVISION SECTION 6: NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES: A. AGENCY NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES: Note: Bakersfield Facility SPCC & Emergency Plan from the old Cameron-location is attached. This plan is still in effect as regards notification, etc. The SPCC is to be updated, immediately to reflect the new address and new'personnel/phone numbers. B, EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION: Note: Refer to SPCC & Emergency Plan C. PUBLIC EVACUATION' Note: Refer to SPCC & Emergency Plan D. EMERGENCY MEDICAL PLAN: Note: Refer to SPCC & Emergency Plan Hazardous Materials Division HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN SECTION 7: MITIGATION, PREVENTION-AND ABATEMENT PLAN: Note: ReEer to SPCC & F, znergency Plan A, RELEASE PREVENTION STEPS: B, RELEASE CONTAINMENT AND/OR MINIMIZATION' C. CLEAN-UP PROCEDURES: SECTION 8: UTILITY SHUT-OFFS (LOCATION OF SHUT-OFFS AT YOUR FACILITY}: Refer to Site Diagram NATURAL GAS/PROPANE: Refer to Site Diagram ELECTRICAL: WATER: Refer to Site Diagram SPECIAL: N/A LOCK BOX: YES/NO IF YES, LOCATION: N/A SECTION 9: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION/WATER AVAILABILITY: A. PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION'. Portable Fire Extinguishers inside facility B. WATER AVAILABILITY (FIRE HYDRANT): Yes ] CITY of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MATERTALS 'rNVENTORY Farm andAgticuiture O Standard Business 'J~ NON--TRADE SECRETS Page / of / BUSINESS NAME-~, 6~... ~,.: O~4,~. ¢c ~/~,,J7~ OWNER NAME;~ ~,~.~ NAME OF THIS FACILITY: ~~J ~,~ ~O~TIQ~ ~'7 ~/~/~ ADDRESS; /~0. ~K ~ STANDARD IND. CLASS COD~~ ....... UllY. Zig: ~j.~//~>~ ~3~ CITY. Z~P~7o~ ~TAro DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER ........................ PHONE ~Z~ ~-~ PHONE ~: F~z~ ),~-~ o~ - ~ - ' REFER TO~T~~Nb' ~'ON HROP~ CODES ..... "i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Trans [yqe Hax Avfr~ge Annual Hea~ure I ~y~ ConC Cont Cont Us Location?eEe. ~w~7 Ha~es of HixturelCo~po~en[s Code code AmC AmC ES[ Units on site Type Press Temp Co~eStored in Pacl/iCy See Instru:C~ons Physical and Health Hazard C,A,S, Humber ?~-~ Component II Name t C,A,S, Number (Check al/ that apply) Component I~ Name & C.A,S, Number ~)~Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name I C.A.S. Number (Check al/ that apply) Component 12 Name & C,A,S, Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health ' of Pressure Health Component 13 Name A C,A.S, Number .Physical and Health Ualard C.A,S. Number Component l1 Name I C.A.S, Number (Check all thmt apply) Component 12 Name A C,A.S. Number ~ Fire Hazard D Reactivity D Delayed D Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health of Pressure Health ~ Component 13 Name t C,A,S. Number . I I I5 I / I I Physical and Health UHArd C,A,S, Number Component II Name I C,A,S, Number (Check al] that Co~ponent 12 Name ~ C.A.S. Number ~FireHazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ SuddenRelease ~ Immediate Hearth of Pressure Health Component 13 Name & C.A,S. Number 'EMERGENCY CONTACTS ~1~g ~~'~ ~~. ~ ~. (~)3~3-~J fl2 ~ ~TZ? ~~ mille ~Hr Phone' Name 2~ Hr Phone erti[iatioq ,(R~ and.~fgn after comp)~fOg,a)l sec~ipns) .cer[ity under penalty ox)a~ thq[ i navepe(sona)mv examlnqO~qo)m rami)]ar.~itb the inlormat)pn ~u~mittpd in this ~nd all at'~acned,dQcumen[~, anO tbac cased on.my Inquiry gl.those lno~vlouams responsi~me for obtain)n9 one ~nrormacton, I believe that the ~~'~lai [lime o~ ;owner//operator OH ounerloperator'~aut~o~izeo representative O~[~t4n.d' '- A. PURPOSE: The purpose of this plan is to delineate the measures to be implemented by facility personnel in preventing and/or controlling chemical hazardous waste spills and to meet the intent of the regulatory requirements specified in 40 CFR 112 (Oil Pollution Prevent]~on) and 40 CFR 116-119 (Hazardous Substances). B. SCOPE: This policy and procedure applies to the Cameron facilities located in Bakersfield, California, specifically at 6201 Shirra Court, Suite 4, and in the case of transported hazardous waste, to off-site locations where spills of oil, or hazardous substances, or hazardous waste may occur. The principle type of operation at this facility is the repair, assembly and test of oilfield valves, blow-out preventers and related equipment. C. DEFINITIONS: ON-,,SITE COORDINATOR - A foreman, supervisor, safety administrator or other management official who, upon first notification of a spill will take direct action to control the spill through measures specified in this plan. RELEASE - Any spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring, emitting, emptying, discharging, injecting, escaping, leaching, dumping or disposing into the environment, but excluding releases otherwise permitted or authorized under law. SPILL - A discharge of oil, a hazardous substance or a hazardous waste onto the ground, into or upon the navigable waters of the United States or adjoining shorelines in harmful quantitie~ a~ defined at 40 CFR 110. D. RESPONSIBII,ITIES: Spill detect,on - Observation by Department Personnel Any Cameron employee upon observing a spill anywhere throughout the facility, should immediately bring the matter to the attention of his supervisor and/or to the attention of any management official. i BAKERSFIELD FACILITY - EMERGENCY PLAN I Rev. 8/89 7.2.25.00 EMERGENCY COORDINATOR - Coy Free 5317 Walton Bakersfield, CA 93304 Business (805) 832-0191 Home (805) 397-8752 FACILITY MANAGER - David M. Petry 1718 E1 Portal Drive Bakersfield, CA 93309 Business (805) 832-0191 Home (805) 397-0839 ON-SITE COORDINATOR - Coy Free 5317 Walton Bakersfield, CA 93304 Business (805) 832-0191 Home (805) 397-8752 E. SPILL CONTAINMENT & CLEANUP: The following procedure is to be followed in the event of a spill: 1. Eliminate Source: Turn pumps off, shut valves, upright barrels, or perform other duties as necessary to stop the flow of spilled material. Take precautions to keep chemicals off the skin and clothing by wearing boots, 91oyes, etc. 2. Containment: If a spill occurs, the primary goal will be to confine the material to as small an area as possible and to prevent discharge into public waterways. Oil booms, speedy dry, and emergency drainage structures will be used for this purpose. F. RESPONSIBILITIES: Notification: In the event of a release, fire, explosion, or spill, the appropriate individual will be notified as specified in the SPCC Plan. This person, usually the On-Site Coordinator and/or Emergency Coordinator or his designee, will take the necessary actions as required by the Plan. If this individual determines that as a result of a fire, release, explosion or spill, a threat to human health of the environment outside the facility exists and that evacuation of local areas may be necessary, he shall: Cameron 1780A:2/6~ BAKERSFIELD FACILITY - EMERGENCY v. 8/89 7.2.25.00 1. Notify local and state authorities a. Bakersfield Fire Department - 911 b. Bakersfield Police Department - 911 c. Office of Emergency Services - (916) 427-4341 2. Notify CIW Houston HS&E Department - (713) 939-4800 Spills which reach a public waterway must be reported to the appropriate agency, even though a threat to human health may not exist. The appropriate agency is usually the U.S. Department of the Interior or the U.S. Coast Guard. G. SPILL PREVENTION: 1. Location of oils and hazardous substances: There are two basic types of oils in use within Cameron facilities; floating oils and soluble oils, as well as a variety of chemicals. Floating oils are as the name implies, those oils which float on water such as hydraulic oils, motor oils and some cutting oils. Soluble oils are those which do not float, but readily disperse in water such as machining lubricants and coolants. The other chemicals in use might include, but are not limited to soaps and detergents, acids and bases, solvents, degreasing agents, etc. a. Storm Water System - This system drains storm water which does not come in contact with manufacturing processes. b. Sanitary Sewer System - This system drains sewage and some process wastewaters to the sanitary sewer system. All oils must be kept out of these systems. Spill prevention falls into three basic categories; proper disposal practices, equipment and facilities maintenance, and precautionary measures during construction and maintenance. Cameron 1780A-2/69 TITLE IMBER BAKERSFIELD FACILITY - EMERGENCY Rev. 8/89· 7.2.25.00 2. Disposal of Waste Materials: For disposal instruction for any wastes, including soluble and non-soluble oils, contact the HS&E Department in Houston. Many of these materials require special handling which can be coordinated through this department. 3. ~quipment and Facilities Maintenance: Careful maintenance of all tanks, pumps, piping systems, sumps, etc., is a necessary part of the Spill Prevention Program. The following inspection/maintenance schedule should reduce the likelihood of a spill. a. Inspect around storage areas daily for evidence of leaks. b. Keep valves in drain lines from diked areas locked in the closed position to prevent tampering by unauthorized personnel. Do not drain water from diked areas if oils or other chemicals are present. c. Subject all bulk process and waste material tanks to visual structural integrity or nondestructive shell testing (as appropriate) every six (6) months to determine tank condition and shell integrity. Written records of these tests signed by the supervisor, should be sent to the HS&E Department. d. Cap or blind flange all piping and tank outlets which are not in use. Do not rely on a valve to prevent spills. e. Place warning signs or barriers in appropriate areas to prevent damage to oil tanks or piping systems by vehicular traffic. f. Provide high level alarms or positive high level shut-off devices on all storage tanks to prevent overfilling. Alarms should be tested once each month to assure proper operation. Written records of these tests, signed by the supervisor, should be forwarded to the HS&E Department. g. Report all leaks in tanks, valves, pumps, sumps and piping to the responsible maintenance group for proper attention. Cameron 1780A-2/69 TITtE FACILITY - EMERGENCY iD~v. 8/89 ~U"~?2.25.00 4. Precautions During Construction and Maintenance Projects: a. Constuction or maintenance projects which could interrupt or alter the normal facility drainage patterns should be revieved by the HS&E Department before starting the work. This is required to make any necessary arrangements to avert problems which could result from flooding, etc. b. All buried piping and tanks should be of corrosion resistant materials or coated with a corrosion barrier. Any buried piping or tanks which are exposed for repair or making connections should be carefully inspected for excessive corrosion. Heavily corroded equipment should be replaced with comparable equipment protected against future corrosion. c. Installation of all new tank or piping systems or modification of existing equipment should be cleared through the HS&E Department to assure that the equipment meets all Pollution Control Regulations. H. MAINTENANCE AND REVISION OF SPCC: The SPCC shall be reviewed at least once every three years or when a facility or process change so dictates. Revisions will be conducted accordingly as noted by the Emergency Coordinator and the HS&E Department and will be certified by a registered Professional Engineer. CERTIFICATION I, Terald Vidrine, have read the contents of this Spill Prevention, Control & Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan and to the best of my knowledge and belief, find that it has been prepared in accordance with sound engineering practices. Signature - Review Engineer Sig - _n-Si_e Coordinator Terald Vidrine Coy Free Name - Review Engineer Name - On-Site Coordinator P.E. Registration: 16444 Name - Facility Manager Signature - Facilit~Manager Cameron 1780A-2/69 1. FIRE EMERGENCIES: It is the responsibility of all employees to be familiar with the location of the nearest fire extinguisher and all fire exits. Should a fire occur, the supervisor responsible for the area should immediately determine if the fire department should be contacted. 2. MINOR - FIRE EXTINGUISHER: Fire extinguishing equipment is located throughout the facility. An attempt should be made to use this equipment to extinguish the fire and the supervisor responsible for the area should be notified immediately. 3. MAJOR - FIRE DEPARTMENT: The supervisor responsible for the fire area is responsible for determining if the fire is spreading or could cause an explosion. If either of these cases exits, the supervisor responsible for the fire area should immediately: a. Clear the immediate area of employees b. Contact the local Fire Department at 911 c. Notify the Facility Manager - David M. Petry 1718 E1 Portal Drive Bakersfield, CA 93309 Business (806) 832-0191 Home (806) 397-0839 4. FIRE.ALARMS: When the alarm is given, all employees should evacuate the building and congregate in the parking area. The supervisor is responsible for ensuring that all of the employees are accounted for. No employee is to re-enter the building until it has been checked and approved by supervision. 5. FIRE REPORT: A report is to be written and filed with the Facility Manager and the HS&E Department so they may process the necessary paperwork to comply with OSHA and/or state requirements. ~..~ m~rnn I TITLE DATE BAKERSFIELD FACILITY - APPENDIX B Rev. 8/89 7.2.25.00 TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS WRITTEN DESCRIPTION OF THE TYPE AND AMOUNT OF INTRODUCTION, ON THE JOB AND CONTINUING EDUCATION Employees involved in Hazardous Waste Management will have the following training: 1. INTRODUCTORY TRAINING - Consists of approximately one (1) hour of classroom training to include: (a) Definition of Hazardous Waste (b) What is Hazardous Waste Management (c) Cradle to grave responsibilities (d) Review of Spill Prevention & Emergency Plan (e) Containers and storage (f) Labeling (g) Manifesting 2. ON THE JOB TRAINING - Consists of a training session with each employee involved with Hazardous Waste Management, of their specific responsibilities as pertains to the hazardous waste which they generate. (Note: See specific job descriptions) 3. CONTINUING TRAINING - Consists of an annual review conducted within a classroom atmosphere consisting of approximately one (1) hour. Items to be covered in the review session will be: (a) a review of the Introductory Training and (b) any updates such as new or revised procedures, new or deleted waste streams, new or revised EPA regulations. Any item which is applicable will be covered in the annual review. It should be noted that any changes in regulations or waste streams will be covered immediately when such knowledge with employees affected becomes available to the On-Site Coordinator. Cameron 1780A-2/69 TITLE BAK~RSFI ~.LD FA'~ILIT¥ - ~PPBNDIX B ID~:~VT 8 / 8 9 iau~'~E'e2 ' 2 5 ' 0 0 I ' 4, GENERAL FACILITY TRAINING - Consists of a training session with all employees to review the SPCC and emergency procedures for the facility. This training will be conducted in the regular Safety Meetings. ON-SITE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS The individual who fills this position must be thoroughly familiar with those sections of 40 CFR which pertain to his plant status. The candidate must be thoroughly familiar with the Bakersfield SPCC and Emergency Procedures. He must have an understanding of the Bakersfield facility's waste storage areas and the requirements which apply to those areas, such as inspection and waste manifesting. The On-Site Emergency Coordinator must have completed the required training in Hazardous Waste Management from a qualified individual. The responsibility of the On-Site Emergency Coordinator as regards hazardous waste shall be: 1. To coordinate all aspects of the Hazardous Waste Management Program 2. To ensure those individuals involved with hazardous waste meet the requirements 3. To ensure the requirements of the 40 CFR are met based on his interpretation of the code 4. To ensure that the Cameron SPCC and Emergency Plan is implemented as necessary 5. To ensure training of employees is complete as per training requirements Cameron 1780A-2/69 ASSISTANT ON,SITE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS This individual is designated by the On-Site -Emergency Coordinator and this person must be familiar with the 40 CFR as it pertains to'Hazardous Waste. Further, this individual must be familiar with the Bakersfield facility SPCC Plan. He must have the authority to commit monies necessary for purchases of hazardous waste management supplies, such as absorbent materials and drum containers. The Assistant On-Site Coordinator is required to fill out Hazardous Waste Manifests and thus must ensure he is familiar with the proper method of meeting this requirement. The On-Site Coordinator will ensure that Manifest Requ'irements are complied with. The AssiStant On-Site Coordinator Will receive specific training regarding Hazardous Waste Manifest in addition to Introductory Training and the annual review. The responsibilities of the Assistant On-Site Coordinator as regards Hazardous Waste Management shall include: 1. To purchase a stock of DOT approved drums for all waste streams at the Anchorage facility when it is necessary. 2. To maintain a supply of absorbent material for cleanup purposes and maintain records of same. 3. To proPerlY fill out Hazardous Waste Manifest and maintain all records which pertain to hazardous waste. 4. To act on behalf of the On-Site Emergency Coordinator in his absence. Cameron 1780A-2/69 TITLE NUMBER BAKERSFIELD FACILITY - APPENDIX B Rev. 8/89 .. 7.2.25.00. ~ EMERGENCY REspONSE.TEAM QUALIFICATIONS These individuals must successfUlly have demonstrated to fac*ility supervision and the On-Site Emergency Coordinator and/or the Assistant On-Site Emergency Coordinator that they can effectively communicate verballY and follow written instructions. QUALIFICATIONS BY TRAINING: 1. To be trained in the SPCC Plan and be able to place the plan into alction. 2. To be trained in the use of fire fighting equipment and be able to properly utilize such equipment. 3. To be trained .in the use of spill control equipment and be able to properly utilize such equipment. 4.To have a working knowledge of each other*person's job that handles hazardous waste in the Bakersfield facility. 5. To know where all hazardous waste is stored and what the nature of the waste is. 6.To know the layout of the Bakersfield facility and where all necessary safety equipment is stored. 7. *To be trained in.. the care and use of respiratory protection and to be properly fit-tested and medically certified to wear the equipment. JOB DESCRIPTION AS PERTAINS TO HAZARDOUS WASTE: 1. To know where"the necessary personal.Protective equipment is located and ensure that it is in proper condition. This shall include safety glasses and full face shields, impervious gloves, respirators,, and impervious outer clothing. 2. When on duty, to respond to an emergency with the utmost care and speed; to be available for emergency duty at all times. 3. To follow the direction of the On-Site Emergency Coordinator or Assistant On-Site Coordinator and act as a team. 4. To report any situation that might impair the performance or effectiveness of the Emergency Response Team. Cameron 1780A-2/69 P.O. BOX 1212 HOUSTON, TEXA$ 77251-1212 February 22, 1990 Chief D.S. Needham BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT Hazardous Materials Unit 2101 H Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Chief Needham: Please be advised that the Cameron Iron Works USA, Inc., location at 6201 Shirra Court, Suite #4, Bakersfield, CA, has been closed effective February 15, 1990. The employees, equipment and m~teria~~~ combined with the Cooper Flow Control location at ~07 Antonio Avenue, ~ Bakersfield, CA, as 'a result of a merger between Camer~n Irgn works and Cooper Industries. As a result of this move, the business planned filed with your office last year is now void and our personnel will be functioning under the current Cooper business plan. Thank you. Frank H. Perry, CSP Div±s-ion Safety Manager COOPER OIL TOOL DIVISON ' Page I of 2. _ pages .2.~-' ,~; Form Apptovod OMB No. 2050-001 .Tier Two Ns~ C~ERON 1EON WORKS USA, INC. Na~ERON .'~RON WORKS USA. TNC. 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