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Home My WebLink AboutBUSINESS PLAN Hazardous Materials/HaZardous Waste Unified Permit c°. mons On This hermit is issued for the followino: [] Hazardous Materials Plan - [] Underground Storage of HazardOus Materials [] Risk Management Program [3 Hazardous Waste On-Site Treatment PERMIT ID # 015-021-002066 LITHIA BMW OF LOCATION 3201 93313 .Issued by: Bakersfield Fire Department . OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SER I~CE$- lI~ 1715 Chester Ave., 3rd Floor 'Approved by: ' · Bakersfield, CA 93301 . OmceofE~v, ilo~i issucDate Voice (661) 326-3979 FAX (661) 326-0576 Expiration Date: 'June 30~. 2003 e:~it Waste I ~ De'~tail Storage, %,,,,,,,,,,, ? ~ exit Service Department Used Car Building Parts Department Showroom and Offices ~ernb~y~xx .... ® ®® Cattle Drive Evacuation Site Map Job#2-00 EHS Associates, Inc. Date: 2/6/00 '~ Drawn Bv: MKW Environmental, Health, Safe~~ Services Lithia BMW of Bakersfield 4924 Northwind Ct N, Salem, OR 97303 3201 Cattle Drive Check . (503) 393-0980 Bakersfield, CA 93313 B&H A~TO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 Manager : BusPhone: (661) 396-4045 Location: 3201 CATTLE DR Map : 123 CommHaz : Moderate City : BAKERSFIELD Grid: 13C FacUnits: 2 AOV: CommCode: BAKERSFIELD STATION 07 SIC Code: EPA Numb: DunnBrad: Emergency Contact / Title ,Emergency Contact / Title KURT DAVIES / SERVICE MANAGER LANCE HILDEBRAND / GENERAL MANAGER Business Phone: (661) 835-8900x Business Phone: (661) 835~8900x 24-Hour Phone : (661) 391-0279x 24-Hour Phone : (661) 589-3551x Pager Phone : ( ) - x Pager Phone : ( ) - x Hazmat Hazards: Fire Press React ImmHlth DelHlth Contact : Phone: (661) 396-4045x MailAddr: 3201 CATTLE DR State: CA City : BAKERSFIELD Zip : 93313 Owner MASOUD & FARHAD BASHIRTASH Phone: (541) 776-6480x Address : 3201 CATTLE DR State: CA City : BAKERSFIELD Zip : 93313 Period : to TotalASTs: = Gal Preparer: TotalUSTs: = Gal Certif'd: RSs: No Emergency Directives: ~ Hazmat Inventory One Unified List --Alphabetical Order Ail Materials at Site Hazmat Common Name... ISpeoHazlEPA Hazards ~ Frm DailyMax Iunit MCP ACETYLENE E F P IH G 286.00 FT3 Hi DEGREASER F IH DH S 55.00 GAL Mod FREON 12 G 190.00 FT3 Min GASOLINE L 60.00 GAL Mod GLASS CLEANER IH DH L 55.00 GAL Mod HYDRAULIC OIL L 80.00 GAL Low LUBRICANTS F IH L 80 00 GAL Low MOTOR OIL F DH L 830 00 GAL Min OXYGEN F IH DH G 282 00 GAL Low PARTS WASHER SOLVENT F .IH DH L 48 00 GAL Mod SULFURIC ACID (BATTERIES) F R IH S 50 00 LBS Hi TETRAFLUOROETHANE (R134A) E P IH DH G 190 00 FT3 UnR WASTE ANTIFREEZE F DH L 55 00 GAL Low WASTE OIL F DH L 800 00 GAL Low -1- 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 ~ ~ Inventory Item 0005 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT ~ -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ACETYLENE Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# 74-86-2 ~ STATE ~ TYPE PRESSURE , TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Above Ambient Pure · Gas Ambient PORT. PRESS CYLINDER AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 143.00 FT3 286.00 FT3I 100.00 FT3 HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS '100.00 Acetylene Yes 74862 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS [ TSecretINo NoRS [ Bi°HasINo Radioactive/AmountNo/ Curies EPAF P Hazards I NFPAIH / / / USDOT# HiMCP Inventory Item 0010 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME DEGREASER Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# F STATE ~ TYPE i PRESSURE i TEMPERATURE__ CONTAINER TYPE Solid /Pure Ambient Ambient METAL CONTAINR- NONDRUM AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 55.00 · GAL 55.00 GALI 24.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS IcRCI 100.00 Degreaser N 71556 · HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecretl oRSIBioHazl Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards [ NFPA USDOT# [ MCP No N No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod 2 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 Inventory Item 0002 Facility Unit: PARTS DEPT -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME FREON 12 Days On Site DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: PARTS DEPT CAS# rSTATE i TYPE PRESSURE]TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Gas Pure Ambient Ambient PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container I Daily Maximum Daily Average 190.00 FT3I 190.00 FT3 80.00 FT3 HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 100.00 Dichlorodifluoromethane N 75718 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecretI oRSlBioHaz Radioactive/Amount I EPA Hazards NFPA I USDOT# MCP No N No No/ Curies / / / Min = Inventory Item 0003 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT 9 -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME GASOLINE Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# 8006619 STATE i TYPE PRESSURE i TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid Pure Ambient Ambient DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION · Largest Container I Daily Maximum Daily Average 30.00 GALI 60.00 GAL 30.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 100.00 Gasoline N 8006619 .... HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecret !S BioHaz Radioactive/Amount [ EPA Hazards NFPA I USDOT# MCP No N No No/ Curies / / / Mod 3 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 = Inventory Item 0011 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEFT -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME GLASS CLEANER .Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEFT CAS# STATE TYPE PRESSURE I TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid I Pure Ambient Ambient PLASTIC CONTAINER AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 55.00 GAL 55.00 GAL 20.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 100.00 Ammonium Hydroxide N 1336216 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecretI RSIBioHazI Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA- USDOT# ( MCP No No No No/ Curies IH DH / / / Mod = Inventory Item 0007 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEFT -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME HYDRAULIC OIL Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEFT CAS# STATE = TYPE PRESSURE ~ TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Amb i ent DRUM/BARREL - METALL I C Ambient Liquid Pure AMOUNTS AT THIS I,OCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 80.00 GAL 80.00 GAL 40.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 100.00 Hydraulic Brake Fluid (Diethylene Glycol Monobu... N 112345 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecretl RSIBioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# I MCP No No No No/ Curies / / / Low 4 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 ~ ~ Inventory Item 0002 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT 9 -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME LUBRICANTS Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# 8030-30-6 Liquid Mixture Above Ambient Ambient PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 16.00 GAL 80.00 GAL 25.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ! %Wt. I RS CAS# 55.00 Mineral OilIN° 8020835 40.00 1,1,1-Trichlor'oethane No 71556 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecretl RSIBioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards I NFPA USDOT# [ MCP No No No .No/ Curies F IH / / / Low ~ Inventory Item 0006 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT ~ -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME MOTOR OIL Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# 8020835 Liquid ~Pure Ambient Ambient ABOVE GROUND TANK AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 500.00 GAL 830.00 GALI 200.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 100.00 Motor Oil, Petroleum Based N 8020835 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecret oRSIBioHazl Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA I USDOT# I MCP No N No No/ Curies F DH / / / Min -5- 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 ~ ~ Inventory Item 0004 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT 9 -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME OXYGEN Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# 7782-44-7 F STATE ~ TYPE i PRESSURE i TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Gas /Pure Above Ambient Ambient PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container I Daily Maximum Daily Average 282.00 GALI 282.00 GAL 100.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 100.00 Oxygen, Compressed N 7782447 }{A'ZARD ASSESSMENTS ITSecretl ~SIBioHaz Radioactive/Amount I EPA Hazards I NFPA I USDOT# MCP No N No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / ' Low Inventory Item 0001 Faci'lity Unit: SERVICE DEPT -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME PARTS WASHER SOLVENT Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# STATE ~ TYPE PRESSURE -- TEMPERATURE · CONTAINER TYPE Liquid /Mixture I Ambient [ Ambient I DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container I Daily Maximum I Daily Average 16.00 GAL I 48.00 GAL I 48.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. RS CAS# 90.00 Kerosene N° 70892103 10.00 Benzene No 71432 TSecret S BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No N No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod -6- 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 ~ Inventory Item 0012 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT ~ -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME SULFURIC ACID (BATTERIES) Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# 7664-93-9 FSTATE TYPE PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Solid Pure Ambient I Ambient IN MACHINE/EQUIP AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 1.00 LBS 50.00 LBS 25.00 LBS HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 50.00 Sulfuric Acid (EPA) N 7664939 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecretINO N~SIBi°HazINO Radioactive/Amount No/ Curies EPAF HazardsIR IH NFPA/// USDOT# I MCPHi ~ Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: PARTS DEPT 9 -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME TETRAFLUOROETHANE (R134A) Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: PARTS DEPT CAS# 811-97-2 Gas Pure Above Ambient Ambient PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 190.00 FT3 190.00 FT3I 80.00 FT3 HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 100.00 Tetrafluoroethene Yes 116143 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecret ~SIBioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# I MCP No N No No/ Curies P IH DH / / / UnR -7- 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 ~ ~ Inventory Item 0009 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT ~ -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME WASTE ANTIFREEZE Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# 107-21-1 rSTATE TYPE PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid Waste Ambient Ii Ambient PLASTIC CONTAINER AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 55.00 GAL 55.00 GAL 20.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 30.00 Ethylene Glycol N 107211 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecretl RSIBioHaz Radioactive/Amount I EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F DH / / / Low ~ Inventory Item 0008 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME WASTE OIL Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: SERVICE DEPT CAS# 221 F STATE -- TYPE PRESSURE ... TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE I DRUM/BARREL METALL I C Ambient Ambient Waste tLiquid AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 400.00 GAL 800.00 GAL 150.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 100.00 Waste Oil, Petroleum Based N HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSeorotlNoRS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount I EPA Hazards NFPA I USDOT# MCP No No No/ Curies F DH / / / Low 8 01/21/2003 F B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 Fast Format ~ Notif./Evacuation/Medical Overall Site --Agency Notification 10/19/2000 IMMEDIATELY DIAL 911. BAKERSFIELD FD HAZ MAT DIVISION 326-3979 AND/OR NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER 1-800-852-7550. -- Employee Notif./Evacuation Public Notif./Evacuation Emergency Medical Plan 02/28/2002 DR WILLARD CHRISTENSEN 1800 WESTWIND DRIVE (661) 327-9617 AND mERCY sOUTHWEST HOSPITAL 400 OLD RIVER ROAD 661) 6636000 I, .'~/~,~_Z3, ~7"xF/~-..~' Do hereby certify th~ I have · UyP~ reviewed ~he a~ached h~ardous ~nt plan for~ 9 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 Fast Format Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt Overall Site Release Prevention -- Release Containment -- Clean Up Other Resource Activation -10- 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 Fast Format Site Emergency Factors Overall Site Special Hazards --Utility Shut-Offs 10/19/2000 A) GAS - NE CORNER OF BLDG B) ELECTRICAL - NW CORNER OF PARTS DEPT C) WATER - AT MAIN DRIVEWAY ON CATTLE DR D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO -- Fire Protec./Avail. Water 10/19/2000 PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - THIS FACILITY IS COMPLETELY SPRINKLERED. NEAREST FIRE HYDRANT - SW CORNER OF FACILITY AND AT MAIN DRIVEWAY OF CATTLE Building Occupancy Level -11- 01/21/2003 B&H AUTO GRP(BMW OF BAKERSSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 Fast Format Training Overall Site Employee Training -- Page 2 Held for Future Use Held for Future Use -12- 01/21/2003 Detail Shop aimiUUlUlUjjjlJl Used Car ~ Parts Department ~ ~ ~ ~ho~room .nd OffiCes Cattle Drive ~; {%g~' tSorrx6 . CITY OF BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES UNIFIED PROGRAM INSPECTION CHECKLIST 1715 Chester Ave., 3r" Floor, Bakersfield, CA 93301 FACILITY NAME ~ g N /~,,~L~ 6~, ~,,_~f INSPECTION DATE [ '" ~ hO Al)DRESS 20.0 I C o..44-1.~ ~ r- · PHONE NO. gYY'-- ~ 9 FACILITY CONTACT td.o.~- ~,.o,'e_v BUSINESS ID NO. 15-210- 00,9.06 INSPECTION TIME O ~ ~..'~o,.L~$ NUMBEROF EMPLOYEES 3~ O Section I: Business Plan and Inventory Program [~ Routine {~ Combined 1~ Joint Agency [~ Multi-Agency [,~ Complaint [~ Re-inspection OPERATION C V COMMENTS Appropriate permit on hand Business plan contact information accurate Visible address Correct occupancy Verification of inventory materials Verification of quantities X Verification of location Proper segregation of material Verification of MSDS availability IX Verification of Haz Mat training X' 5°"~eA'N~ ~(~*-~'4rn'en 7 r VenficaUon of abatement supplies and procedures ~( /~rJO .S'~ c' ~be vN4- Emergency procedures adequate Containers properly labeled Housekeeping Fire Protection Site Diagram Adequate & On Hand C=Compliance V=Violation Any hazardous waste on site?: ~] Yes ~] No Questions regarding this inspection? Please e~ll us nt (66 I) 326-39'/9 Business Site Responsible Party White- Snv. Svcs. Yellow - Station Copy Pink- ausi.~ Copy Inspector: ~?_., / . . CITY OF BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES ;~ ~" UNIFIED PROGRAM INSPECTION CHECKLIST 1715 Chester Ave., 3~d Floor, Bakersfield, CA 93301 FACILITY NAME/-.,l'~d'[/~ ~'1~.~ OF ~,~~SPECTION DATE //t-/z/-O ADDRESS ~ZO} C_~fTq'/Ar. ~t~ PHONENO. FACILITY CONTACT_ ~ 0~/i~ BUSINESS ID NO. 15-210- O2.D(~, INSPECTION' TIME, ,..~'.'.2~'~ ~.tff NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES Section 1: Business Plan and Inventory Program jo~ ~ Routine [~} Combined [~ Joint Agency [~ Multi-Agency ~ Complaint [~ Re-inspection OPERATION C V COMMENTS Appropriate permit on hand Business plan contact information accurate Visible address Correct occupancy V Verification of inventory materials Verification of quantities Verification of location Proper segregation of material Verification of MSDS availability Verification of Haz Mat training Verification of abatement supplies and procedures Emergency procedures adequate Containers properly labeled Housekeeping Fire Protection Site Diagram Adequate & On Hand C=Compliance V=Violation Any hazardous waste on site?: ~ Yes [~ No ott_ Explain: td./~_K Otc -- Questions regarding this inspection? Please call us at (661) 326-3979 Business Site Responsible ]~art~, a""~r~ O~_~CE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SER~ES ~aMrM~r' 1715 Chester Ave., Bakersfield, CA (661) 3~-3979 HAZ OUS MATE ALS NAGEME PLAN ~STRU~IONS: I. To avoid ~er action, return this fo~ within 30 days of receipt. 2. T~E~T ANS~RS ~ ENGLISH. 3. ~swer ~e questions below for ~e business ~ a whole. 4. Be ~ briefed concise ~ possible. 5. . You may ~so attach Business Omer / Operator Fo~ ~d Chemical Description Fo~(s) to ~e ~ont of~is pl~ ~stead ofcomplet~g SE~ON I. below for ~itial submission. SE~ION I: BUS.SS ~E~ICATION DATA BUS~SSN~: B&H AUTG GROUP ( B.M.W. OF BAKERSFIELD)' 'LOCATION: ~ cattle drive CITY: BAKERSFIELD STATE:c~ Z~: q~] ~HO~:'66~ 8~. P~~YACT~TY: SALES OF NEW AND USED AH~OMORTT,ES~ ~RDAT-R O~R: MR, M$~,OUP .&HR FA~AD,BASIRTASH PHO~:66] 83~89Q0 E~RGENCY NOTIFICATION CONTA~ TITLE BUS. PHO~ 24 ~. PHONE 1. MR~ARHAD,B~SHIRTAS~. VICE PRE$~OWNER 661 ~ ~o~ .... 661 2. M~LANCE~ M~!,DEBRAMD. GEN SALES MGR 66] 8~5 89~ .... 66]~~/ HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANA(3EMENT PLAN SECTION II. !: DISCOVERY AND NOTIFICATIONS A~ LEAK. DETECTION AND MONITORING PROCEDURES: .,. WE ARE A SMALL GENERATOR.IF WE HAVE SPILLAGE 'IT WILL BE MINIMAL.WE CLEAN UP ALL SPILLS WITH KITTY LITTER.THE USED KITTY LITTER IS STORED IN A SEPERATE DRUM.WHEN THE DRUM IS FILLED IT IS HAULED AWAY BY OUR WASTE REMOVER COMPANY. ALL WASTE OIL,WASTE .ANTIFREEZE,AND WAs~E'~-IL FILTER DRUMS ARE MONITORED MONTHLY FOR SIGNS~·OF LEAKAGE. B. ' EMPLOYEE ANDAGENCY NOTIFICATION: IN TH~ EVENT OF-.A SPILL-WE CLEAN .UP AS .STATED ABbVE.IN THE CASE OF A NATURAL GAS LEAK WE EVACUATE THE FACILITY.WE CALL 911.Li%ND THE FIRE· DEPARTME'NT~.~A~S'0 ;:CONTACT.. P ~G ~:E'~.;'-'' AND.~:LET~,'~. THEM KNOW WE HAVE A LEAK.THEY RESPOND-AS QUICKLYTAS POSSIBLE AND CORRECT THE PROBLEM.THE MANAGERS OF EACH DEPARTMENT ARE NOTIFIED OF THE PROBLEM IMMIED~TELY.EMPLOYEES ARE~TOLD~.TO~GO..' ..... TO'THEIR 'HOLDING' AREA'S-UNTIL'~THE-'ALL' C~,EAR ~ HAS' BEEN GIVEN~'AT THIS TIME THEY RETURN TO THEIR WORK DEPARTMENTS. C. ENVIRONMENTAL ......... THE SAFETY CONTROL':PERSON'AT'iEACH FACILITY IS T~E.RESPONSIBLE · pAR~y FOR A~L''NOTIFI'~-~'ION.HE ~i~ECTS'T~E SAF-ETY'~W"i~N THEIR DUTIES.HE DIRECTS THE OPERATOR AS TO WHICH AG~C·Y~.~TQ CONTACT AND.HE-NOT.iFiES..THE~--DEPARTMENTS~..AS TO..THE STATUS.QR~T~f~TYPE£~ OF HAZARD.THE EMERGENCY-COORDINATOR-WILL GIVE DIRECTIVES TO THE...SUPERVISORS OF EACH WASTE GENERATING DEPARTMENT WHEN··TO REPAR~ OR.REPLACE HAZARD .STORAGE CONTAINERS AND WHO TO-CALL WHEN THIS NEEDST0 DONE D. EIVIERGENCy MEDICAL PLAN: THE LOCAL MEDICAL FACILITY CAPABLE OF_..HAZARDOUS .ACCIDENTS IS THEiMERCY SOUTHWEST HOSPITAL.LOCATED AT 400 O~D RiVER ROAD.DEPENDING ON THE SEVERITY OF THE HAZARD EXPOSURE WE SEND THE~_EXPOSED PERSON'THERE OR TO DOCTOR W,..CHRISTENSEN LOCATED AT 1800 WESTWIND DRIVE.WE .USE HALL~ AMBULANCE IF THE.HAZARDOUS .EXPDSURE IS LIFE THREATING.WE.ALSO CALL 911 AND REPORT THE ACCIDENT.WE CALL THE EMERGENCY.PHONE NUMBER 1 800 8527550 AND REPORT ANY THREAT TO LIFE. SECTION [I.2: RELEASE RESPONSE PLAN A. HAZARD ASSESSMENT AND PREVENTION MEASURES: ~'i' THE FACILITY IS INSPECTED ON A MONTHLY BASIS:E~C~ DEPARTMENT .... I IS ·INSPECTED FOR EXISTING HAZARDS AND POTENTIAL HAZARDS. (5)COPIES ARE MADE OF THE MONTHLY INSPECTION.A COPY OF THE INSPECTION IS GIVEN TO EACH OF THE FACILITY MANAGERS.THE GENERAL~MA~I~GER ALSO GETS A' COPY.AT THAT TIME IF ANY REPAIRS ARE NEEDED THEY ARE AFIXED TO a REPAIR NOTICE (7DAY NOTICE) B. RELEASE CONTAINlVlENT AND/OR MITIGATION: SHOULD A LEAK OCCUR AT THE FACILITY WE USE (e.p.a.)SORBENT MATERIALS TO CONTAIN THE LIQUID.WESHUT DOWN ANY VALVES, .FAUCETS AND OR HOSES THAT ARE ATTATCHED TO THE LEAKING VESSEL.THIS TAKES THE PRESSURE OFF THE CLEAN.UP CREW AND · ALLOWS TIME T~ FIND AND CORRECT THE PROBLEM. . C. CLEAN-UP AND RECOVERY PROCEDURES: AS STATED WE USE SORBENT MATERIALS AS WELL ASKITTY LITTER TO CLEAN'UP ANY SPILLS.WE RETURN AS MUCH AF THE MATERIAL BACK TO. THE CONTAINER AS POSSIBLE.THE BALANCE IS PUT INTO WASTE OIL ~' · DRUMS. IF'A SPILL' SHOULD· EVER BE SEVERE WE WOULD CALL .OUR WASTE OIL HAULER IMMEDIATELY AND HAVE THEM COME AND RECOVER THE OIL FROM THE INFECTED AREA.OUR WASTE OIL HAULER IS COLES WASTE OIL SERVICE PHONE 661 3228258' &":' '.' " UTILITY SHUT-OFFS ('LOCATION OF SHUT-OFFS AT YOUR FACILI~f) OAS/pROpAl~ " NATURAL : NATH~r, ~A,q (p_e'.~..) ELECTRICAL: P-0- ~,' : WATER: CT'P¥ WATF. R SPECIAL: LOCK BOX: YES/NO IF YES, LOCATION: NO PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION/WATER AVAILABILITY A. PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION: B. WATER AVAILABILITY (FIRE HYDRANT): FIRE HYDRANT LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF CATTLE DRIVE AND WIBLE ROAD. 3 ...'~ . .. : ~....':.'.:.'::.,::. ::"..:.. :.:..-... . .. :_..: ..' ..'"'.,.,.,:':" . . . . . ~7.. .. . , - . ,.._ . - ,-..~ .-,. . - ,,;.-..~..... :- : , . . .: .' , ..,.~-. HAZAR~US MATERIALS.,MANAGEMENT PLAN SECT[ON III: TRAININQ TRAINING IS ONGOING.WHEN A NEW TOOL OR PROCESS COMES IN AND FENDER SAFETY MEETINGS WEEKLY.· NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: THERE ARE "EMPLOYEES WORKinG IN THE AREAS OF POSSIBLE HAZARDS &HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. " MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE: M., s. D.S. ON FILE IN'~ THE SERVICE MANAGERS OFFICE AND BUISNESS OFFICE. BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAININO PROGRAM: WE TRY TO HOLD SAFETY MEETINGS.ON A (60) sCHEDULE.BUT WE NEVER GO ANY LONGER THAN (90) DAyS OR ONE QUARTER ·WITHOUT A SAFETY MEETING.(NEW HIRES)NEW HIRES ARE TRAINED WHEN THEY BEGIN WORK. WE TRAIN THEM IN FIRE·BOTTLE SAFETY,M.S.D.S. TRAINING.THIS YEAR WE WILL HAVE TRAINED C.P.R. PERSONNELL.EMPLOYEES ARE TRAINED IN WHAT TO DO IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS.'(i.e) THEy ARE.SHOWN THE EMERGENCY EVACUATION HOLDING AREAS AND TOLD WHAT TO DO'WHEN THEY GET .THERE. CERTIFICATION " I,' RICHARD 'STATES .... - · ...cER. Ti-FYTHA~':~ AB(~VE TNFCjRMATION IS ~CcURATE. I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS INFORMATION WILL' BE USED TO . FULFILL MY FIRM'S OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE "CALIFORNIA, I-IE. ALTH AND SAFETY CODE" ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS (DIV..20 cHAPTER 6.95 SEC. 25500 ETAL.) AND::' / tiG~ATURE~' ' DATE ~ MODEL SAFETY RULES" ' Safety Rules Are Necessary So That All May Work Safely. 1) WORK SAFELY - Learn the rules and practices of safety on you~ jofi'~nd apply them. Be especially interested in inexperienced employees. ShOw them prop&'safe practices. 2) LIFTING - Keep your back in a natural curve, bend at the hips and at the knees so th.at you are closer [o the load. Lift with your leg muscles and not your weaker back muscles. Do not lift especially heavy materials by yourself. 3) MACHINERy- Before starting machinery,'make sure that everyone is in the clear and the safety deviceS ar9 in working order. 4) HANDTOOLS - Defective tools are dangerous. With proper tool~, your job will be safer '. : and easier. Do not leave tools on the floor, on the workbench or throughout your work area. You may lose them and also 'place others in danger. 5) PERSONAL SAFETy. EQUIPMENT - Wear goggles when using chemicals. Do the same when.drilling, welding, using wire brush or portable grinder. Wear a face shield instead of glasses when there is danger from flying particles. Use Work gloves when handling chemi- cals or sharp, heavy, rough or hot materials. .. 6) LADDERS - Before using, examine the ladder for weak or darn,3ged rails or loose or brokeh rungs. If found defective, take it out of service and report it to your supervisor. Never use metal ladders near or while working with electrical equipment. 7) MACHINE GUARDS - Machines have guards especially for your protection. If it is rteces- sary to take off machine guards, first ask permission from your superv~.' or. Be sure the electricity is shut down.. Put back all guards at the end of a repai~, job.'" 8) ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT - Do not use electrical equipment with wet harids, or while standing on wet ground. Examine all extension cords so that there are no cuts, breaks or protruding wires sticking out of the electrical cords before you use them. 9) HEALTH - If your hands are soiled with paint or chemicals, wash them before eating or smoking. Never wash.y0ur hands in g.asoline or solvents.. These can cause skin ailments or Poisoning. 10) IN CASE OF AN ACCIDENT - Report all accidents to your supervisor immediatelY. Obtain first aid immediately if you have been injured. 11) DISCIPLINARY ACTION - Failure to abide by these rules could lead to disciplinary action up to and including your immediate dismissal.'. Report to your supervisor whenever you believe a situation is dangerous.. We are happy to receive your ideas and recommendations to improve the work sitUation. DATE' EMI~LOYEE SIGNATURE NISSAN AND BMW OF BAKERSFIELD ODEL JOB SAFETY RULE Job Classification These safety rules apply spedfically to the job you will be doing. Redd them carefully and Sign that you understand. Your foreman also will explain them to you. 1. Observe and follow all posted plant safety regulations. 2. Hard hats must be worn at all times except when burning or welding. 3. Shut off power and tag disconnecting .switch or Control device before doing work on any machinerY. ... 4. Use safety goggles or face shield while using grinding equipment. This includes both portable and fixed equipment. 5. Use proper equipment when hoisting or moving machinerY. 6. Acetylene and oxygen bottles that are used in the plant shall be in approved racks. Empty bottles shall be returned to the shop before a full bottle is taken out. 7. Guards and covers, either temporary or permanent, shall be replaced or installed -before any machinery is operated. 8. Before working on any electrical equipment, be sure that all power is off by checking the drcuit with a'voltmeter or voltage tester. 9. Do not cut or weld without first wetting area down and laying out a wetting hose. 10. Do not do any cutting or welding outside of the approved welding areas (welding shop) without someone around to watch for fires. 11. Remove all scrap and/or unused material after a job is completed~ " 12. Wear eye protection when cutting or welding. Date Employee's Name__ Foreman Your signature implies that you have read and understand and agree to.follow these safety rules. REMEMBER. 0N THE JOB. .......... "REPORT A'LL POTENTIAL HAZARI)S-TO YOUR SUPERVIsoR' '' ' - ......,....: .'? '.' ,~-t.7.¥ :. :'%~ -.'(.. : .- ~ · ~ .-.,. h.~:~ .. · . ... .. '.' ....-,' ....... ~ .... : ........ -~.: -.~::.~~" .;~~ AUTOMOTIVE GROUP ~&H AUY'O~BMW OF.BAKERSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 Manager :LANCE HILDEBRAND.GSM. BusPhone: (661) Location: 3201 CATTLE DR Map : 123 CommHaz : Moderate City : BAKERSFIELD Grid: 13C FacUnits: 2 AOV: CommCode: BAKERSFIELD STATION 07 SIC Code: EPA Numb: DunnBrad: Emergency Contact / Title Emergency Contaqt / Title ~U~'F'.~DA~I~f~%. / SERVICE MANAGER ~AN~E~H~D~E~A~D / GENERAL MANAGER ~B~~'P~h~: (661) ~!~8~.~ Business 'Phone: (661) ~'~890'0 24-Hour Phone : (661) ~91'0~79 ~_; 24-Hour Phone : (661) 5893551 Pager Phone : ( ) - x Pager Phone : ( ) - x Hazmat Hazards:' Fire Press React ImmHlth DelHlth Contact : Phone: (661) 396-4045x MailAddr: 3201 CATTLE DR State: CA City : BAKERSFIELD Zip : 93313 Owner B&H.?~UTOM@~3i~VE.'.~R;O,U~ ~O~.~ Phone: (.'6:6~L~ 8~3,5~8~00.~ Address : 3~bl-ca:t61~ drive State: CA' City : ~'E~RSP i ELD Zip : Period : to TotalASTs: = Gal Preparer:RiCHARD STATES,SAFETY MANAGER TotalUSTs: = Gal Certif'd: RSs: No .................. (~3~_ [ _3_9_ 83_ 2~_ ............................................. Emergency Directives: += Hazmat Inventory One Unified List +== Alphabetical Order All Materials at Site ................................. + ....... + + ..... + .......... + .... +- - _+ Hazmat Common Name... ISpeoHazlEPA HazardsI Frm I.DailyMax IUnitlMCPI +- + + + ..... + + .... +- - -+ ACETYLENE E F P IH G 286.00 FT3 Hi DEGREASER F IH DH S 55.00 GAL Mod FREON 12 G 190.00 FT3 Min GASOLINE L 60.00 GAL MOd GLASS CLEANER IH DH L 55.00 GAL Mod HYDRAULIC OIL L 80.00 GAL Low LUBRICANTS F IH L 80.00 GAL Low MOTOR OIL F DH L 830.00 GAL Min OXYGEN F IH DH G 282.00 GAL Low PARTS WASHER SOLVENT F IH DH L 48.00 GAL Mod SULFURIC ACID (BATTERIES) F R IH S 50.00 LBS Hi TETRAFLUOROETHANE (R134A) E P IH DH G 190.00 FT3 UnR WASTE ANTIFREEZE F DH L 55.00 GAL Low WASTE OIL F DH L 800.00 GAL Low i 02/o7/2oo2 AUTOMOTIVE GROUP ~H:~TOBMW OF BAKERSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 += Inventory Item 0005 - Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT.+ +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ~ ACETYLENE Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + -+ SERVICE DEPT CAS# 74-86-2 += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE I Gas I Pure I Above Ambient I Ambient I PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER 4 + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container I DailyMaximum Daily Average 143.00 FT3 286.00 FT3 100.00 FT3 + + ~ 4 ~ HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS +===4 100.00 Acetylene Yes 74862 4 ~ + ~ ~ ~===+ + HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===4 + ~ ..... ITSecretl RSIBi°Hazl Radi°active/Am°unt EPA Hazards I NFPA [USDOT# MCP 'No No No No/ Curies F P IH / / / Hi +=======+===+======4 ~-+ ............. 4 + ~===== += Inventory Item 0010 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ~ =+ DEGREASER Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + ................ SERVICE DEPT CAS# += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE I Solid I Pure I Ambient I Ambient I METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM + ~ ~= ~ + + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION I Largest Container I Daily Maximum Daily Average 55.00 GAL 55.00 GAL 24.00 GAL ~ 4 + ....... + HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ..... +===+=== -+ %Wt. RS I 100 001Degreaser. INo I CAS# 71556 +--=====4 ~===+--- ~ +===4 4 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===4 ~ + ..... ITSecretl RSIBioHazI Radioactive/Amount I EPA Hazards NFPA I USDOT# MOP No No No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod ~ +===4 ~ + ~ ~ ~=====+ -2- 02/07/2002 AUTOMOTIVE GROUP +B&HAAUTOBMW OF BAKERSFIELD -- SiteID: 015-021-002066 += Inventory Item 0002 Facility Unit: PARTS DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ~ .... FREON 12 Days On Site DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + PARTS DEPT CAS# += .STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE ~ I Gas I Pure I Ambient I Ambient I PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER I + ~ ~ ~ ~ .............. + + + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION ~ Largest Container I Daily Maximum I Daily Average I 190.00 FT3 190.00 FT3 80.00 FT3 ~ ==+ .............. HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ~===+--- ~ 100.00 Dichlorodifluoromethane No 75718 + + ~===% + + ....... +===+ ~ HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===+ .... ~ + ..... + ITSecret NoRSIBioHazI Radioactive/Amount I EPA Hazards NFPA I USDOT# I MCP No No No/ Curies / / / Min % +===4 ~ =% ~ ~ 7=====+ += Inventory Item 0003 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME += GASOLINE I' Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + ................ SERVICE DEPT I CAS# 8006619 += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE I Liquid ] Pure I Ambient I Ambient I DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC % + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 30.00 GAL 60.00 GAL I 30.00 GAL + ~ == HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS +===+ 100.00 Gasoline No 8006619~ + +===+ + ........... HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===+== ~ ~ ..... ITSecretl RSIBi°Hazl Radi°active/Am°unt I EPA Hazards INFPANo No No No/ Curies / / / USDOT# MCP ~ ~===4 + ~ + + ~ 3 02/07/2002 ' ~' ~ B&H AUTOMOTIVE GROUP +B&-H AUTOBMW OF BAKERSFIELD -- SiteID: 015-021-002066 Inventory Item 0011 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME - ~-~ GLASS CLEANER Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + SERVICE DEPT CAS# += STATE=+= TYPE ===+==. PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE Liquid I Pure I Ambient I Ambient I PLASTIC CONTAINER += ........ ~ ~=== ~==: -- + ....... ....... + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION -- Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 55.00 GAL 55.00 GAL I 20.00 GAL ~ .... HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ....... += = = + ......... 100.00 Ammonium Hydroxide No 1336216 ~====== -_+==--+=- --7 ~===~ + HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===4 ~ ~ ..... I TSecretINo NoRS [ Bi°HasINo Radi°act ive/Am°unt I EPANo/ Curies HazardsIIH DH NFPA/// IuSDOT# ModMCP ~=--=+--=====4 ~-- ~ + ~=--=--=+ += Inventory Item 0007 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT + +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ---+ .......... HYDRAULIC OIL I Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + ................ SERVICE DEPT I CAS# += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE I Liquid I Pure I Ambient I Ambient I DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC 4 + ~= ~ =4 ......... + .... + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container I Daily Maximum I Daily Average 80.00 GALI 80.00 GAL I 40.00 GAL ~ + ~=== ~ ~ HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ....... +===* 100.00 Hydraulic Brake Fluid (Diethylene Glycol Monobu... No 112345 ~ --~ +===+== ==+ + ....... +===4 +--- HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===4 + + ..... , , ~lTSecretlN~s BiOHazNO No I No/Radi°active/Am°UntcuriesI EPA Hazards I / //NFPA I USDOT# MOPLow I += ~===+======+== ~ ~--- + ........ +=====+ -4- 02/07/2002 B&H AUTOMOTIVE GROUP +B&H AUT.0BMW OF BAKERSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 += Inventory Item 0002 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ..... 4 LUBRICANTS Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + -+ SERVICE DEPT CAS# 8030-30-6 4 ~ =====+ += STATE=+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE .... = I Liquid I Mixture I Above Ambient I Ambient I PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER 4 + ~ ~ ............... + ..... ~ + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION ..... ~ Largest Container I Daily Maximum I Daily Average 16.00 GAL 80.00 GAL 25.00 GAL 4 + 4 + ~ .... HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS = + = = = 4 55.00 Mineral Oil No 8020835 40.00 1,1,1-Trichloroethane No 71556 -=====~+========= =+===4 ..... ........ +===q + HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===4 + ~ ..... TSecretl RS Bi°Haul Radi°active/Am°untNo No No No/ Curies EPA HazardsIF IH NFPA/// I USDOT#'I MCP ILow += '}'===+ =4 ~ ~ + ~-===== += Inventory Item 0006-- Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ...... ~ MOTOR OIL Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + -+ SERVICE DEPT I. CAS# 8020835 + += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE I Liquid I Pure I Ambient I Ambient I ABOVE GROUND TANK + ~ ~ ~ ~ +== ~ AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION I Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 500.00 GAL 830.00 GAL. 200.00 GAL + ~ ~ + ....... + HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ~===4 =+ 100.00 Motor Oil, Petroleum Based No 8020835 + + + +===+ ~ HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===~ =4 ~ ..... ITSecretl RSlBi°Hazl Radi°active/Am°unt I EPA Hazards NFPA I USDOT# MCP INo No No No/ Curies F DH / / / Min + +===+ 4 + ~ =====4 ~=====+ -5- 02/07/2002 B&H AUTOMOTIVE GROUP +B~'AUT~Mw OF BAKERSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 += Inventory Item 0004 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ~+ OXYGEN I Days On Site 1365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + ........ SERVICE DEPT I. CAS# 7782-44-7 += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE I Gas I Pure I Above Ambient I Ambient I PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER + ~ AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION ===+ I Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 282.00 GAL 282.00 GAL 100.00 GAL ~ ~ + + =.4 HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ~===~ %Wt. RS I 100 001Oxygen, Compressed. INo ICAs#7782447 +=======.4 ~===~ .4 ~===.4 ~ HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===4 ~ =+ ..... ITSecretlNo NoRSIBi°HazINO Radi°active/Am°unt I EPANo/ Curies F Hazards IH DH NFPA/// USDOT# I MCP ~===4 ~ ..... ~ ~ ~ +=====+ += Inventory Item 0001 =: Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ==+ ................ PARTS WASHER SOLVENT I Days On Site [365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + ................ SERVICE DEPT I CAS# += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE==+==== CONTAINER TYPE I Liquid I Mixture I Ambient I Ambient I DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC + ---~ =+-'_==============+__ -4 + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION == Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 16.00 GAL 48.00 GAL I 48.00 GAL ....... ~ + -- ~ ................ HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS --- + = = = ~ %Wt. RS CAS# 90.00 Kerosene No 70892103 10.00 Benzene No 71432 t-===+ ~===4 ~ HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===+ ~ ~ ..... ' TSecretINO NoRS I Bi°HasINO Radi°act ive/Am°unt I EPANo/ Curies F HazardsIIH DH NFPA/// USDOT# ModMCP ~'===4 ~ ~ ~+ ~ ~'=====+ 6 02/07/2002 B&H AUTOMOTIVE GROUP ~&H AUTO BMW OF BAKERSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 += Inventory Item 0012 Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME =4 SULFURIC ACID (BATTERIES) 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: +- -+ SERVICE DEPT 7664-93-9 4 += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE I Solid I Pure I Ambient I Ambient 4- AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION I Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 1.00 LBS 50.00 LBS I 25.00 LBS 4 .I 4 ~ HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS -- 50.00 Sulfuric Acid (EPA) No 7664939 · 4 ~ .4 ~===4 ~ HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===+' ~ .... + ..... ITSecretlNo NoRSIBi°HazINO Radi°active/Am°unt I EPANo/ Curies F HazardsIR IH NFPA/// I USDOT# I MCP IHi .4 ~===4 4- ..... ~ + ~ ~=====+ += Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: PARTS DEPT + +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ~ 4- TETRAFLUOROETHANE (R134A) I Days365On Site I Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + .......... + PARTS DEPT CAS# I 811-97-2 ~ ==+ += STATE=+= TYPE'===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE + I Gas I Pure I Above Ambient I Ambient I PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER I +=========~ ~ ~ ~ + a + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION ==+ Largest Container I Daily Maximum I Daily Average I 190.00 FT3 190.00 FT3 80.00 FT3 q + 4 ==+ ~ + - HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS +===4 + 100.00 Tetrafluoroethene Yes 116143 += 4-============= +===4 + a 4-===q + HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===4 4-= ~ ..... + ITSecretl RSlBi°Hazl Radi°active/Am°unt I EPA Hazards ; NFPA I USDOT# MCP INo No No No/ Curies P IH DH / / / UnR 4 4-===4 + ~ =4 4-=====---+=====+ -7- 02/07/2002 B&H AUTOMOTIVE GROUP +B~H AUTOBMW OF BAKERSFIELD SiteID: 015-021-002066 += Inventory Item 0009 -- Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME WASTE ANTIFREEZE Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + ................ SERVICE DEPT CAS# 107-21-1 4 ~4 += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE I Liquid I Waste I Ambient + .... ~= ~ ~ ~--- --+ +-~ ~ AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION --~ Largest Container I Daily Maximum Daily Average 55.00 GAL 55.00 GAL 20.00 GAL 4 == + =~--- ==+ ~ ~ HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS --~===+ 30.00 Ethylene Glycol No 107211 + ~ ==+===+ ==+ + ~===+ + HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===4 ~=== ~ ..... ITSecretl RS}Bi°Haul Radi°active/Am°unt I EPA Hazards I NFPA I USDOT# MCP INo No No No/ Curies F DH / / / Low q ~===~ + ~ =~ ~= ~=====+ += Inventory Item 0008 - Facility Unit: SERVICE DEPT + +== COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ~ + WASTE OIL Days On Site I 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: + -+ SERVICE DEPT CAS# I 221 .... ~ =+ += STATE =+= TYPE ===+== PRESSURE ===+ TEMPERATURE ==+ .... CONTAINER TYPE ~ I Liquid I Waste I Ambient I Ambient I DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC [ += ~ ~ ---q ~ .... + += + AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION + I Largest Container I Daily Maximum I Daily Average I 400.00 GAL 800.00 GAL 150.00 GAL + = ~ ~ .... + += ~= HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS =+===4 + 1%Wt. Waste I RSI CAS# I 100.00 Oil, Petroleum Based No 0 + + ~===~ =+ + +===+ ...... 4 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ===4 + ~ ..... + I TSecret I~RSNo No Bi°HdCINo Radioactive/AmountNo/ Curies I'EPAF HazardsDH NFPA/// IUSDOT# MCPILow + +==-=+= ~ ==+ 4 + .k=====+ -8- 02/07/2002 B&H AUTOMITIVE GROUP ~&H AUTO_. '-~ BMW OF BAKERSFIELD Site'ID: 015-021-002066 + +== Fast Format + += Notif./Evacuation/Medical Overall Site + +== Agency Notification - 10/19/2000 + IMMEDIATELY DIAL 911. BAKERSFIELD FD HAZ MAT DIVISION 326-3979 AND/OR NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER 1-800-852-7550. =+ +=== Employee Notif./Evacuation == =+ + .... Public Notif./Evacuation =+ += ~ ~ .... ~DR,WILLARD CHRISTENSEN += Emergency Medical ~ ' 10/19/2000 + ~ .... ~,~-.~_ 1800 WESTWIND DRIVE (,661)3279617 i.~ i' '--~"~'~.!'~-~=- -~'-'~ x MERCY SOUTHWEST HOSPITAL 400 old river road. (661)6636000 + I,RICHARD STATES DO hereby certify that i have - (Typo or print name) -- reviewed the attached hazardous materials manage- ment plan for_9. H.w. OF 9AF.and that i~ along wi~h (Name of Bus/ness) -- any corrections constitute a complete and correct man- agement plan for my facility. 9 02/07/2002 page PAGE(l) O~ q, 1...fire bottles 2...tools 3...handbook 4...emerg coordinator. , ***A GOOD SAFETY RECORD IS THE RESULT OF SAFE WORKING CONDITIONS COMBINED WITH AN ALERTNESS TO COMMON SENSE SAFE AND HEALTHY WORK PRACTICES.COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING GENERAL SAFETY RULES ARE MOST IMPORTANT.FOLLOWING THEM IS APPRECIATED AND ALSO EXPECTED ..... ...SAFETY RULES... 1.FIRE EXTINGUISHERS... THERE ARE THREE (3) TYPES OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS THEY ARE TYPE A..TYPE B..& TYPE C. CLASS..A.. ORDINARY FIRES PAPER WOOD ETC. CLASS..B.. FLAMMABLE LIQUID, GAS GREASE OR CHEMICALS. CLASS..C.. ENERGIZED..ELECTRICAL WALL CIRCUITS OR ELEC TOOLS AND MACHINERY. *IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THE PROPER TYPE OF FIRE EXTINGUISHER BE USED ON ANY FIRE. SOME TYPE OF FIRES CAN BE SPREAD FURTHER- ~Y:USING THE WRONG KIND. SO ALWAYS LOOK AT THE LABEL ON THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER BE= FORE USING IT. 2.WORK AREAS MUST BE KEPT CLEAN. CANS WITH LIDS MUST BE LABELED FOR DIRTY OR OILY RAGS.THEY MUST BE IN THE-WORK AREA AND BE EMPTIED'EVRY DAY. COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL MUST BE MOVED OUT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. 3.FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS MUST BE KEPT IN CLOSED CONTAINERS THESE CONTAINERS MUST BE FIRE RESISTANT. WHEN NOT IN USE FLAMMABLES MUST BE IN METAL CABINETS WITH CLOSED DOORS. METAL CABINETS MUST BE MARKED WITH A PLACARD (FLAMMABLE STORAGE) 4.NO OPEN FLAMES OR SMOKING IS ALLOWED AROUND ANY TYPE OF CHEMICAL OR COMPRESSED SOLVENTS ATANY TIME. SPILLS OF FLAMMABLES MUST BE CLEANED UP QUICKLY ALWAYS. PAGE ( 2 ) TOOLS. 1.ALL ELECTRICAL MACHINES & .EQUIPTMENT, PORTABLE ELECTRIC TOOLS MUST BE GROUNDED OR HAVE A GROUNDING CONDUCTOR. 2.ALL GRINDING TOOLS ,TABLE MOUNTED, PEDESTAL MOUNTED WILL HAVE A PROTECTIVE SHIELD OVER THE WHEEL.HAND HELD GRINDERS SUCH AS(VALVE SEAT GRINDERS) MUST BE USED ONLY WHEN WEARING GOGGLES. 3.ALL ELECTRICAL CORDS (EXTENSION CORDS) MUST BE OF THE THREE (3) PRONG TYPE. THEY MUST HAVE A GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR OVERLOAD PROTECTION ON THE CON~CTION END.EXTENSION CORDS CANNOT HAVE FRAYED SECTIONS OR CUTS IN THEM. LOOSE CONNECTORS MUST BE REPLACED. 4.OVERHEAD LIGHTS. THE YO-YO TYPE LIGHTS USED AT EACH TECHNICIAN STALL MUST BE IN GOOD CONDITION. IT MUST BE FREE FROM DEFECTS, CUTS,FRAYED ENDS ETC. IF NOT IT MUST BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED.NOTE!! WE MAY HAVE TO CHANGE TO A FLOURESENT FIXTURE IN THE NEAR FUTURE. O.S.H.A. HAS A NEW RULE ON THE LIGHTS IN TECH STALLS. 5.HAND HELD TOOLS. THESE TOOLS MUST BE IN GOOD SOUND CONDITION, EXAMPLE , NO CRACKS NOT B~NT HOLDING EDGES FAIRLY SHARP.HANDLES (IF REQUIRED) MUST BE ON THE TOOL VERY TIGHT. HANDLES ARE REQUIRED ON FILES AND TOOLS WITH CUTTING EDGES. 6.AIR TOOLS THESE TOOLS MUST BE KEPT IN GOOD WQRKING CONDITION. NO LOOSE FITTINGS, NO BROKEN PARTS, ~O FRAYED AIR LINE CONNECTIONS. 7.SAFETY'GOGGLES.EYE PROTECTION MUST BE WORN AT ANY JOB WHERE GRINDING CHIPPING, SCRAPING SAND BLASTING SPRAYING OF CHEMICALS AND, WHILE WORKING ON THE BRAKE MACHINE. GOGGLES OR, A (FULL) FACE SHIELD MUST BE AT EACH OF THESE LOCATED TOOLS.TECHNICIANS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE GOGGLES AND USE THEM. 8.SIGNS. SIGNS MUST BE POSTED AT ALL MACHINES AND TOOLS COMMPRESSED AIR,QXYGEN& ACETYLYENE BOTTLES,EYE WASH AREAS HIGH VOLTAGE AREAS AND ENTRY AND EXIT WAYS. NO SMOKING SIGNS MUST BE POSTED IN WORK AREAS. PAGE'( 3 ) EMPLOYEE HANDBOOKS. 1.ALL EMPLOYEES WERE GIVEN"~ COMPANY SAFETY BOOK WHEN THEY FIRST CAME TO WORK FOR THIS COMPANY. 2.SAFETY MEETINGS WILL BE HELD ONCE PER MONTH. ALL AVAILABLE EMPLOYEES SHOULD ATTENED THE MEETING 3.EMPLOYEES SHOULD READ THEIR SAFETY HANDBOOKS.IT SHOULD BE AS CLOSE TO THEIR WORK AREA AS POSSIBLE. 4.PERSONAL SAFETY AND JOB SAFETY GO HAND IN HAND, SUPERVISORS OF EACH DEPARTMENT SHOULD REQUIRE THEIR DEPARTMENT PERSONEL TO READ THE SAFETY HANDBOOK AT LEAST ONE HOUR PER MONTH OR (15min) PER WEEK. " 5.SUPERVISORS ARE HELD PERSONNALY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY OF THE EMPLOYEES IN THEIR DEPARTMENTS. CALIFORNIA LAW HAS PLAC~D THE BURDEN OF SAFETY VIOLATIONS ON THE SUPERVISOR AS WELL AS THE OWNER OF A COMPANY.FINES FOR VIOLATIONS ARE DIVI'DED. SUPERVISORS ALLOWING EMPLOYEES TO WORK IN ON OR AROUND FAULTY EQUIPTMENT ORIN UNSAFE WORK AREAS KNOWING THE AREA OR EQUIPTMENT IS UNSAFE WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 6.SUPERVISORS SHOULD TAKE TIME EACH WEEK TO MAKE SURE OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS.(1) FIRST AID KITS ARE IN PLACE AND WELL STOCKED,THE NAME OF THE MEDICAL FACILITY NEAREST TO YOU IS POSTED. THE HOSPITAL NEAREST THE COMPANY AND THE NAME OF THE COMPANY DOCTOR POSTED IN THE APPROPIATE AREAS.AT LEAST (one) PERSON FROM EACH DEPARTMENT SHOULD BEQUALIFIED TO ADMINISTER FIRST AID AND C.P.R. TO A PERSON IN NEED. .............. CONCERN ............... ** WE CAN SEE FROM THE ABOVE INFORMATION THAT WE NEED TO TAKE A FEW MINUTES OF OUR TIME TO MAKE SURE THESE IMPORTANT ITEMS ARE IN PLACE AT ALL TIMES. HOWS YOUR DEPARTMENT DOING????? THANK YOU. THE SAFETY DEPT. ~/~6~ A/'/O ' DATE, 6-30-97. 3" EMERGENCY EVACUATION AND .EMPLOYI~E COUNT. .IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY OR, NATURAL DISASTER".SUPERVlSORS~.WIL~.~DIRECT THIER EMFLOYEES TO GO IMMEDIATLEY TO THEYRE~DESIGNATED (REFUGE AREA).~I4E SUPERVISOR WILL TAKE A HEAD COUNT TO MAKE SURE ALL EMPLOYEES ARE ACCOUNTED FOR.NO EMPLOYEE SHOULD BE ANYWHERE INSIDE THE FACILITY.THE ONLY EMPLOYEES ALLOWED INSIDE THE FACILITY ARE THE (SHUT-DOWN)EMPLOYEES.EMPLOYEES FOUND WANDERING AROUND. OR INSIDE THE FACILITY WILL HAVE A WRITTEN WARNING PUT IN THEIR PERSOMNEL FILE.STAYING INSIDE THE REFUGE AREAS WILL INSURE SAFETY FOR ALL EMPLOYEES.EMPLOYEES WILL STAY IN TflE REFUGE AREAS UNTIL THE(ALL- .CLEAR) TO RETURN TO WORK HAS BEEN GIVEN OR THEY ARE TOLD TC GO HOME UNTIL NOTiFIED.ESCAPE ROUTE MAPS ARE POSTED ON THE WALLS OF EACH DEALERSHIP. SUPERVISORS SHOULD TAKE TIME TO FAMILIARIZE THEMSELVES AS WELL AS THEIR EMPLOYEES WITH THESE ROUTE b~PS. SHUTDOWN EMPLOYEES '' SHUTDOWN EMPLOYEES ;;ILL BE THE LAST ONES OUT O~ THE FACILITY.THEY WILL SHUT DO%~ THE ELECTRICAL POWER,THE GAS VALVES AND THE~IR LINES.ONCE EACH MONTH THE SAFETY M~NAGER AND THE SHUTDOWnS. EMPLOYEES WILL WALX THE FACILITY TO MAKE SURE ALL AREAS'ARE CLEAN AND, ACCESIBLE FOR SHUTDOWN IF AND EMERGENCY ARISES.THE SAFETY MANAGER WILL DESIGNATE WHO T~E SHUT- DOWN EMPLOYEES ARE TQ BE.ALTERNATE SHUTDOWN EMFLOYEES WILL BE CHOSE[] AND NOTIFIED OF THE MONTHLY WALK AROUNDS. ' SHUTDOXfN EMPLOyEFs I_.I~_A_~_C_E__.H..I_._L..D._E_B_R_._A_N_D_.._.__G_E_N_ MGR B.M.W. ~358900--~/'~-~~/ 2.KURT DAVIES PARTS MGR B.M.W. 8358900- ~ O.~-7~ ALTERNATE SHUTDO~;N ]-_RI~/-IARD_.S_T_A~7~q _SAFETY MGR. 3980264 (DODGE)-- NOTE! THIS EMERGENCY EVACUATIOM PROCEDURE IS THE SAME FOR ALL TI{RZE STORES. ANY QUESTIONS SEE RICHARD STATES. OX)RD~ RESI:~SIBILITY THE ALTERNATE ~ O2fiRDINATOR OF EACH STORE WII BE THE PARTS MANAgt~. TdE SAFETY OF THE M~bOYEES AND THE FACILITY REST IN THE ~RGENCY P~ PLAN.THE ALTERNATE COORDINATOR WILL APPOINT ~) (2) MMPLO~ES AS %0 ACT AS MITEE W~LL INSPECT THE FACILITY ON THE(15th&lst) OF EACH MONTH.EMERGENCIES ARE TAKFiN CARE OF AS THEY HAPPEN.A WRITTEN REPORT AUONG WI~ N~DED REPAIF~ WILL BE GIVEN TO THE STORE COORDINATOR AFTER EACH INSPECTION.THE SAFETY SAFETY MEETING.N~DED REPAIRS WILL BE DISCUSED,INSPECll!D AND,REPAIRED OR, SCHEDULED FOR REPAIR AT THIS TIME.A COPY OF THE SAFETY MEETING RESULTS (MINUTES) W~T.L BE SENT IO THE OFFICE FOR FILING. PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ALTERNATE COORDINATOR. THE ALTERNATE OOORDINAIOR OF EACH' S'K)RE IS THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FO~ PROCEDURE IN CASE~OF Eb~SRiENCY SITUATIONS. ]. IN THE CASE OF ANY ~iMER6F-2qC~ THE SAFETY COMMITEE TFAM WILL REPORT ~fO TH}'] 3,DIRECT EMPLOYEES TO THEIR (REFUGE) AREAS.ASSIST IN HFAD 4.DIAL (9]]) FOR HELP IF FIRE OR,AMBUI3UN6~ AND POLICE. 5.GIVING FIRE DEPT INFORMATION ON iDCATION OF FLA'~4ABLE MATERLAI~. 6.THE ALTERNATE CCORDINA/IR WILL GIVE THE AIL CLFAR TO RETURN TO WORK OR, GO HCME.HE ;fILL DO THIS AFIER THE FIRE DEPT,OR WHATEVER AGE. NCY GIVES Hmr~E (C~!) ~ DO SO. 7.DE?~ HE~COowrs. SUm~V~SO~S ARE ~S~ONSIBLE FOR ZHE ACCZ~'rINO OF THE 51~5~LOYEES IN THEIR DEPARIMENrS.THE DESIGNATED AREAS OF REFUGE ARE POSTED ON THE FACILITY WALLS.NO 5]MPLOYEE IS RI) LFAVF, COORDIN~ RESPONSIBILI'IY WARNING WILL BE PUT IN THEIR FILE.WE DO THIS NOT TO BETERRIBLE Btrf,IF AN F/~PIDY~ LEAVES HIS AREA OF SAFELY AND RETURNS TO THE FACILITY AFIER HE HAS BEEN WE ~4DULD IDSE TRACK OF HIM AND HE COUID BE SERIOUSLY INJURED OR KIIJ~ED.THIS OF PERSONk~L IS ~ SO THE OOORDINAIOR MUST STRESS TO THE SUPERVI~ HOW IMPORTANT IT I$ FOR ~,R~_OYEES TO STAY PUT. MORE AND MORE EVERY DAY WE HERE A~S WASTE,ENVIRON~AL DISASTERS AND TOXIC LEVEiS OF INSECTICIDES CANCER CAUSING CHt~MICAI~ AND WHATEVER ELSE,POISINING OUR WORLD AS WkJ.L AS OUR BODIES.IT ISNT GOING TO GO AWAY.WE NEED TO START TAKING A GOOD LONG LOOK AT WHAT WE DO TO CONIRIBUTE /O OR HALT %'HIS POIJJJTION. IF WE KEEP OUR OWN HOUSE CLEAN WE CAN SAY WE ARE TRYING TO HELP.WE NEED ~I) POLICE. OUR OWN FACILITIES AND GET TH~ CLEAN, SAFE AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE STATE AND THE · FE~ REPONS.NO ONE CAN IGNORE THIS ANYMORE ~ THEY MIGHT BE THE NEXT ONE TO SUFFER BY GETF~ HURT THEMSELVES OR HAVING A LOVED ONE GET HURT OR Detail !Q I-- L~torage Service Department Used ~ Parts Department ~ ~ ~ ~~ Showroom and Offices Cattle Drive 3000 HARRIS ROAD, P.O. BOX 41118 ~ ~ Dodge BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93384-1118 DAEWOO: PHONE (661) 398-0264 DATE.02-14-02 DEAR BETTY. here are the completed forms for you to look at. i changed the names of the companies as i spoke to you about.there has been no changes at all in any of the catagories of any of the material we use at any of the dealerships.i up-dated the escape maps a little bit.the doctors we use are different.i hope these forms are ok.please give me a call if i have not included everything you need.again thank you for your...HELP ........... PHONE...3980264 HADDAD DODGE. .,? ~1~11~ MOTORS CORPORATION BUSINESS OWNER/OPERATOR IDENTIFICATION ~ FACILITY INFORMATION UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM Kern County Environmental Health Services Department 2700 M Street Suite 300, Bakersfield, CA 93301-2370 661.862.8700 Page· I of 1 BUSINESS N~E (Same as FACILITY NAME OR DBA- Doing As:) Lithia BMW of B~ersfield BUSINESS SITE ~DRESS: 3201 Cattle Drive ~ BUSINESS PHONE: 661.396.4045 CITY: Bakersfield [ COUNTY: Kern STATE: CA ZIP CODE: 94559 I DUN & BRADSTREET: SIC CODE (4 DIGITg): 551 ! BUSINESS OPERTATOR NAME: Wa~en Richardson BUS.ESS OPERATOR PHONE: 661.396.4045 OWNER N~E: Lithia Automotive Group } O~ER PHONE: 541.776.6480 O~ER MAILING ADDRESS: 360 East Jackson CITY: Medford STATE: OR ZIP CODE: 97~01 CONTACT NAME: Matthew Tonoli I CONTACT PHONE: 661.396.4045 CONTACT MAILING ADD,SS: 3201 Cattle Drive CITY: Bakersfield STATE: CA ZIP CODE: PRIMARY SECONDARY NAME: MatthewTonoli N~E: Wa~en ~ichardson TITLE: Service Manager TITLE: General M~ager BUSINESS PHONE: 661.396.4045 BUS,ESS PHONE: 661.396.4045 24 - HOUR PHONE: 661.252.4049 24 - HOUR PHONE: 661.303.5620 PAGER ~: PAGER ~: BUSINESS PLAN STATUS: ~ Y ~ N Is there ~y change to your h~dous materials inventor? If yes complete and summit the "H~ardous Materials lnvento~ Chemical Description" Fo~(s). ~ Y ~ N Is there any change to your general facility info~ation (i,e. address, phone numbers, contact names, etc.)? If yes, complete this Fo~ to ensure the appropriate changes have been made. ~ Y ~ N Is them any change to your site map or building diagram(s)? If yes submit an amended site map and/or building diagr~s. CERTIFICATION: Based on my inqui~ of those individuals responsible for obtaining the info~ation, I ceni~ under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted and believe the info~ation is true, accurate, and complete. SIGNATU~ OF ~E~OPE~TOR OR DESIGNATED ~P~SENTATIVE: DATE: PRINT N~E OF DOCUMENT P~P~R: Dr. Mitchell K. Wang, EHS Associates, Inc. - Management Representative PRINT NAME OF SIGNER: [ TITLE OF SIGNER: BUSINESS ACTIVITIESFACILITY INFORMATION UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSILIDATED FORM Kern County Environmental Health Services Department 2700 M Street Suite 300, Bakersfield, CA 93301-2370 661.862.8700 Page i of 1 I. FACILITY IDENTIFICATION CAD 981441009 BUSINESS NAME (Same as Facility Name of DBA- Doing Business as) BUSINESS SITE ADDRESS 3 Lithia BMW of Bakersfield 3201 Cattle Drive Bakersfield, CA 93313 II. ACTIVITIES DECLARATION NOTE: If you check YES to any part of this list, Please submit the Business Owner/Operator Identification page (OES Form2730). Dose your facility... If yes, please com, plete these pages of the UPCF .... A. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Have on site (for any purpose) hazardous materials at or above 55 gallons for Liquids, 500 pounds for solids, or 200 cubic feet for compressed gases [] YES [] NO 4 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY (include liquid in AST's and UST's); or the applicable Federal threshold -CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION (OES 273 quantity for an extremely hazardous substance specified in 40 CRF Part 355, Appendix A or B; or handle radiological materials in quantities for which an Emergency plan is required pursuant to 10 CRF Parts 30, 40 or 70? B. UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS UST FACILITY (Formerly SWRCI3 Form A) * Own or operate underground storage tanks? [] YES [] NO 5 UST TANK (one pages per tank) (Formerly Form B) * Intend to upgrade existing or install new UST's? [] YES [] NO 6 UST FACILITY UST TANK UST INSTALLATION - CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE (ONE PAGE PER TANK) * Need to report closing a UST? [] YES [] NO 7 (Formerly Form C) UST TANK (CLOSURE PORTION - ONE PAGE PER TANK) C. ABOVE GROUND PETROLEUM STORAGE TANKS (AST'S) · Own or operate AST's above these thresholds: [] YES [] NO 8 NO FORM REQUIRED TO CUPAs ---any tank capacity is great than 660 gallons, or ---the total capacity for the facility is greater than 1,320 gallons? D. HAZARDOUS WASTE · Generate hazardous waste? [] YES [] NO 9 EPA ID NUMBER- provide at the top of this page · Recycle more than 100 kg/month of excluded or exempted [] YES [] NO 10 RECYCLABLE MATERIALS REPORT Recyclable material (per HSC 25143.2)? [] YES [] NO 11 (one per recycler) · Treat hazardous waste on site? ONSITE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT- FAC1L1TY (Formerly DTSC Forms 1772) ONSITE HAZARDOUS WASTE · Treatment subject to financial assurance requirements (for [] YES [] NO 12 TREATMENT-UNIT (one per unit) (Formerly DTSC Forms 1772 A, B, C. D and L) Permit by Rule and Conditional Authorization)? [] YES [] NO 13 CERTIFICATION OF FINANCIAL · Consolidate hazardous waste generated at a remote site? ASSURANCE (Formerly DTSC Form11232) REMOTE WASTE/CONSOLIDATION [] YES [] NO 14 SITE ANNUAL NOTIFICATION (Formerly · Need to report the closure/removal of a tank that was classified as DTSC Form 1196) Hazardous waste and cleaned onsite? HAZARDOUS WASTE TANK CLOSURE CERTIFICATION (Formerly DTSC Form 1249) E. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS 15 CERTIFICATION: I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted and believe the information is true, accurate, and complete. [] I am exempt from these requirements and understand that my business may be subject to inspections to confirm my exemption status. SIGNATURE OF OWNER/OPERATOR: /Q_ ~ ~, DATE: UPCF (1/99) Hazardous Materials Management Plan Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Submitted to: Kern County Environmental 'Health Services Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program © 2001 EHS Associates TABLE OF CONTENTS Kern County Business Plan Forms 2 Hazardous Materials Inventory Forms 7 1.0 Introduction 21 2.0 Business Information & Emergency Response Contacts 22 3.0 Definition of Hazardous Material 23 4.0 Material Safety Data Sheets 23 5.0 Definition of An Emergency 23 6.0 Actions to be Taken in an Emergency 24 6.1 Emergency Communication & Records 24 6.2 .Emergency Equipment & Usage 25 6.3 Hazardous Material Spill Response Plan 26 6.4 First Aid & Medical Assistance 27 6.5 Fire, Earthquake & .Flood Plan 28 6.6 Evacuation Plan 29 7.0 Hazardous Material Spill or Release Preventive Plan 30 8.0 Personnel Training For Emergency Response. 32 8.1 Training Schedule 32 8.2 Training Outline ~ 32 8.3 Training Records 34 8.4 Training Responsibility 34 E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 1 KERN COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (661) $62-8700 ID# Business Name Map Grid DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BOX HAZARDOUS MATERIALS 'BUSINESS PLAN FORM 2 Forms Due By: SECTION 1: BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DATA A. FULL LEGAL BUSINESS NAME: Lithia BMW of Bakersfield B.. PHYSICAL LOCATION/STREET ADDRESS: 3201 cattle Drive CITY: Bakersfield ZIP: ' ~93313 BUSINESS PHONE: 661.396.4045 C. MAILING ADDRESS: Same CITY: ZIP: D. HAVE YOU FILED A BUSINESS PLAN WITH THE DEPARTMENT UNDER A DIFFERENT NAME WITHIN THE LAST TWO YEARS? YES. NO XX IF YES, UNDER WHAT NAME DID YOU FILE? E. ' THIS SUBMISSION IS A NEW OR REVISED XX BUSINESS PLAN E. DOES YOUR BUSINESS HANDLE ANY "ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS" LISTED ON THE ENCLosED HANDOUT, IN ADDITION TO OTHER TYPES OF MATERIALS? YES NO X SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS In the event of an emergency involving the release or threatened release of a hazardous material, telephone 9-1-1, and then (800) 852- 7550 or (916) 262-1621. This will notify your local fire department and the State Office of Emergency Services, as required by state ' law. Additional federal reports may be required. PERSONS WHO SHOULD BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY AT YOUR BUSINESS THAT HAVE FULL ACCESS AND CAN PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: NAME AND TITLE DURING BUSINESS HOURS AF'rER BUSINESS HOURS A. MatthewTonoli - Service Manager Ph# 661.396.4045 Ph# 661.252.4049 B. Warren Richardson - General Manager Ph# 66L396.4045 Ph# 661.303.5620 E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 2 SECTION 3: LOCATION OF THE MAIN UTILITY SHUTOFFS FOR THE ENTIRE BUSINESS A. NATURAL GAS/PROPANE: Northeast comer of building B. ELECTRICAL: Northwest comer of Parts Department - Main Electrica! Room C. WATER: At main driveway on Cattle Drive D. SPECIAL/OTHER: E. LOCK BOX: YES/~ IF YES, LOCATION: IF YES, DOES IT CONTAIN SITE PLANS'?. YES/NO MSDS? YES/NO FLOOR PLANS? YES/NO KEYS YES/NO SECTION 4: PRIVATE RESPONSE TEAM DESCRIPTION Do you have a group of employees trained to handle minor accidents involving hazardous materials at your business? Yes . No X If so, you must explain the level of training and equipment they possess and how they are notified to respond. SECTION 5: IDENTIFICATION OF THE CLOSEST APPROPRIATE EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE TO YOUR BUSINESS #1 Memorial Urgent Care #2 Valley Industrial Medical ADDRESS: 6501 Ming Ave. 2501 G Street CITY: Bakersfield Bakersfield PHONE: 661.832.2000 COMMENTS/ADDITIONAL INFO: E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 3 SECTION 6: EMPLOYEE TRAINING EMPLOYERS ARE REQUIRED BY STATE LAW TO HAVE A PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES EMPLOYEES WITH INITIAL AND REFRESHER TRAINING IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: 1) Methods for safe handling of the hazardous materials used by your business; 2) The CAL OSHA Hazard'Communication Standard; 3) Correct use of emergency response equipment and supplies available at your business; 4) The prevention, minimization, and cleanup procedures you have developed for your business and explained on the business plan forms; 5) The emergency evacuation plans you have developed, the notification procedures used to alert people to evacuate, and the closest location to obtain appropriate emergency medical care; 6) Procedures to coordinate wit and assist local emergency personnel that may respond to your business; 7) Who and how to call for immediate assistance in the event of an accident involving hazardous materials. Describe the location of the written plan and the training records which are required to be developed and maintained. State law requires your training records be inspected. STOP! Is your business divided into smaller geographical areas or units? X No Continue on with Sections 7 through 10 of this form. __ Yes Do not answer Sections 7 through 01 of this form. Sign your name at the bottom of Page 5, then fill out.a Form 3 for every area your business was subdivided into. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 4 SECTION 7: EXPLAIN WHAT PREVENTION, MINIMIZATION, AND CLEANUP PROCEDURES YOUR EMERGENCY PLAN INCLUDES. INCLUDE A DESCRIPTION OF MONITORING METHODS AND PROCEDURES. A. RELEASE PREVENTION: see attached hazardous materials-management plan B. RELEASE CONTAINMENT: see attached hazardous materials management plan C. CLEANUP: see attached hazardous materials management plan SECTION 8: EXPLAIN THE NOTIFICATION METHOD AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES YOU HAVE DEVELOPED FOR THE EMPLOYEES TO USE IN AN EMERGENCY. YOU MUST INCLUDE A MEETING POINT. A. AGENCY NOTIFICATION: Immediately dial 9-1-1 326.3979 Bakersfield FD Hazardous Materials Division 1.800.852.7550 National Response Center B. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION/EVACUATION: see attached hazardous materials management plan E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 5 SECTION 9: EXPLAIN WHAT PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ARE IN PLACE THAT MAY ASSIST EMERGENCY RESPONDERS. The facility is completely sprinkled - the Fire Department connection is on the Southwest corner of the facility. SECTION 10: LIST THE LOCATION OF ANY WATER SUPPLIES THAT MAY BE USED BY EMERGENCY RESPONDERS. The facility has a Fire Department connection to the sprinkler system at the Southwest corner of the facility. An accessible hydrant is located at the main driveway on Cattle Drive. I, , certify that the information submitted on all the business plan forms is accurate and complete. I understand that this information will be used to fulfill my obligations under California Health and Safety Code Division 20 Chapter 6.95 et seq. And Title 42 U.S.G.C. Section 1100 et seq. And false information may be punishable fine, imprisonment, or both. Signature Title Date E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 6 HAZARDOUS lgr'ATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMIC~ DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [] ADD [] DELETE [~REVISE PAGE I OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Parts Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL - EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Tctrafluoroethanc 2 COMMON NAME Freon 134a TRADE SECRET I--]Y []N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) ['-IY [~N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 811-97-2 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE __ Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 30 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: []FIRE I--]REACTIVE [~PRESSURE RELEASE Health: [-]ACUTE i-]CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY _MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 6~0 AMOUNT: 60 AMOUNT:NA CODE: N~A UNITS [] GAL. [] CU.FT. [] LBS. I-] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: __365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply ]-]ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN [-]BOX []TANK WAGON I~IUNDER GROUND TANK ["[CARBOY filqCYLINDER []RAIL CAR ["}TANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO ["]GLASS BOTTLE [] []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM ~]PLASTIC BOTTLE [--]PLASTIC DRUM [] BAO [-[TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: ]'-I a. AMBIENT f:~ b. ABOVE AMBIENT I-'[ c, BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 100 Tetrafluoroethane Y X N 811-97-2 2. ~ __V X~N 3.~ __V X_~N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS NI'ATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICA~ DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [] ADD [] DELETE [~REVISE PAGE 2 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Parts Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Dichlorodifluoromethane 2 COMMONNAME Freon 12 TRADE SECRET [-]Y [~N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) []Y [~]N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 75-71-8 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE__Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [~ c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 30 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: I--[FIRE []i~EACTIVE [~PRESSURE RELEASE Health: I--]ACUTE [-]CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY _MAXIMUM DALLY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 60_Q_ AMOUNT: 60 AMOUNT:NA CODE: NA UNITS [] GAL. [] CU.FT. ~ LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYSON SITE:~ 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON []UNDER GROUND TANK []CARBOY ~]CYLINDER []RAIL CAR [-']TANK INSIDE BUILDING I-]SILO I-']GLASS BOTTLE [--]. []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM [-]PLASTIC BOTTLE I--[PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG []TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: 1-~ a. AMBIENT [5~] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [--] c. BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 100 Dichlorodifluoromethane Y X N 75-71-8 2.~ __Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS TERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAIZ'DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kerr County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per 'material per building or area) [] ADD [] DELETE [5~]REVISE PAGE 3 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID//: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Petroleum Distillates 2 COMMON NAME Parts Washer Solvent TRADE SECRET ["]Y [~N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) ["]Y []N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 64742-94-5 FiRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [~] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE __Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID I~] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 16 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: [I~IFIRE []REACTIVE ['"IPRESSURE RELEASE Health: [~ACUTE [~ICHRONIC AVERAGE DALLY _MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 48._~_ AMOUNT: 48_L AMOUNT:0 CODE: UNITS ~ GAL. [] CU.FT. [] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: ' 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX I--]TANK WAGON [-3UNDER GROUND TANK []CARBOY []CYLINDER []RAIL CAR []TANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO [-]GLASS BOTTLE ~]STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE i-]PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG [-ITQTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: ~ a. AMBIENT ~1 ~0, ~,BOVE AMBIENT [-1 c. BEI.OW .AMBIF. NT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # I. 100 Petroleum Distillates Y X N 64742-94-5 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: IfEPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS I~I'ATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICA"E DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [] ADD [] DELETE 15~]REVISE PAGE 4 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Petroleum Distillates 2 COMMONNAME Lubricants TRADE SECRET ['3Y [~N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) I"'[Y [~]N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 64742-54-7 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE __ Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID ~] b. LIQUID [] c, GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 16 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: I~-']FIRE [~IREACTIVE []PRESSURE RELEASE Health: []ACUTE ["]CHRONIC AVERAGE DALLY .MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 25~ AMOUNT: 80__Q... AMOUNT:N~A CODE: N~A UNITS I~ GAL. ['"] CU.FT. [] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply I-]ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN [-IBOX []TANK WAGON [-]UNDER GROUND TANK [-]CARBOY [-]CYLINDER I-]RAIL CAR [-']TANK INSIDE BUILDING [-'[S1LO [-]GLASS BOTTLE [] I~STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM ~IPLASTIC BOTTLE i-]PLASTIC DRUM [-I BAG ["]TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: [~l a. AMBIENT ['-I b. ABOVE AMBIENT I-] e. BELOW AMI~IENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBlENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 100 Petroleum Distillates Y X N 64742-54-7 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS ~I'ATERIALs INVENTORY - CHEMIC.al~ DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [-] ADD [] DELETE [~REVISE PAGE 5 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Gasoline 2 COMMON NAME Gasoline TRADE SECRET []Y ~]N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) []Y ~]N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 8006-61-9 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE __Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 30 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: [~]FIRE [-IREACTIVE ["]PRESSURE RELEASE Health: [~]ACUTE [-]CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY _MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 30 AMOUNT: 60 AMOUNT:N.._A_A CODE: N.~A UNITS [~ GAL. [] CU.FT. [] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON [-]UNDER GROUND TANK []cARBoY []CYLINDER [~RAIL CAR ["]TANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] [5~']STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE [-]PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG [-]TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: ~ a. AMBIENT [-'l b. ABOVE AMBIENT [-I c. BELOW ~,MBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or wastc only) EHS CAS # 1. 100 Petroleum Distillates Y X N 8006-61-9 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS RIATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICA~E DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern Cotmty Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [-'] ADD [--~ DELETE [~:~]REVISE PAGE 6 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [~] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Oxygen 2 COMMONNAME O. xygen TRADE SECRET [-']Y [~N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) [-IY [~]N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 7782-44-7 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE__Y X N Check one CUR1ES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 282 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: []FIRE I~'IREACTIVE I~PRESSURE RELEASE Health: [--IACUTE [-']CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY _MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOU1NT: 100 AMOUNT: 282 AMOUNT:N_~A CODE: NA UNITS [] GAL. ~] CU.FT. [] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply ["-]ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX [-]TANK WAGON [-]UNDER GROUND TANK []CARBOY [~CYLINDER ["-[RAIL CAR []TANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO ]'-IGLASS BOTTLE [] I-]STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM [-]PLASTIC BOTTLE ['-~PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG []TO. TE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: ~ a. AMBIENT . ~ b, ABOVE AMBIENT [-1 c. BEIQW ,~MBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 100 Oxygen Y X N 7782-44-7 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS lgrATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMIC/I~E DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [] ~DD [] DELETE [~REVISE PAGE 7 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield cHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Ethyne 2 COMMONNAME Acetylene TRADE SECRET ["3Y []N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) [-'[Y [5~]N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions l£yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 74-86-2 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): ~AZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE __Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 143 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: [5~]FIRE []REACTIVE [-IPRESSURE RELEASE llealth: ['-]ACUTE []CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY _MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 100 AMOUNT: 286 AMOUNT:NA CODE: N~A UNITS [] GAL. [~] CU.FT. [] LBS. ['"] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON []UNDER GROUND TANK []CARBOY []CYLINDER I-[RAIL CAR [--ITANK INSIDE BUILDING I-]SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE [--]PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG ['-]TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSIJRE: ['-] a. AMBIENT [~ b. ABOVE AMBIENT [--I c. BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) Elis CAS # 1. 100 AceWlene Y X N 74-86-2 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. __Y X_~N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS ffrATERIALS INVENTORY- CHEMICA~EDESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [] ADD [] DELETE [5~]REVISE PAGE 8 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL - EPCRA [-'] Y [] N FACILITY ID//: MAP//(Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Refined Base Oils 2 COMMON NAME Motor Oil TRADE SECRET []Y [~N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) []Y [~N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 64742-54-7 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [-[ WASTE RADIOACTIVE Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 500 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: [~FIRE I--IREACTIVE []PRESSURE RELEASE Health: ['-]ACUTE [-']CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY .MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 200 AMOUNT: 830 AMOUNT:N~A CODE: N~A UNITS [] GAL. [] CU.FT. [] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON /-]UNDER GROUND TANK ["]CARBOY []CYLINDER [-IRAIL CAR []TANK INSIDE BUILD1NG []SILO [-]GLASS BOTTLE []. []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE [~PLASTIC DRUM [-I BAG [-]TOTE; BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: ~'l a. AMBIENT ["'l h. ABOVE AMBIENT [--1 c. BEI,OW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 100 Refined BaseOils Y X N 64742-54-7 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS I~I'ATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICA~E DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [] t~,~ [] DELETE [~REVISE PAGE 9 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP~ (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Hydraulic Oil 2 COMMONNAME ATF TRADE SECRET ["]Y [5~]N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) []Y If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 64742-55-8 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: I"] a. SOLID ~ b. LIQUID I~l c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 80 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: ~"]FIRE [-]REACTIVE I-'IPRESSURE RELEASE Health: [~]ACUTE ["]CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY .MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 40 AMOUNT: 80~ AMOUNT:NA CODE: N~A UNITS [] GAL. [] CU.FT. [] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply ['-[ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX i~ITANK WAGON []UNDER GROUND TANK []CARBOY I~ICYLINDER []RAIL CAR [Jk;ITANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] [--]STEEL DRUM I"] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE [--IPLASTIC DRUM [~ BAG I~-'~TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: ~ a. AMBIENT I'"] b. ABOVE AMBIENT I"'[ e. BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] e. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 100 Hydraulic Oil __Y X._.~N 64742-55-8 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS IlYATERIALS INVENTORY- CHEMIC,a~E DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consol/dated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [] ADD [] DELETE [~REVISE PAGE 10 OF 14 BUS1NESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Petroleum Distillates 2 COMMON NAME Waste Motor Oil TRADE SECRET [-IY [5~]N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) [-]Y [~]N If subject to EPCRA, refe? to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 64742-54-7 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE__Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 400 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: [~;]FIRE []REACTIVE I-]PRESSURE RELEASE Health: I'-'IACUTE I'-ICHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY .MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 150 AMOUNT: 800 AMOUNT: ! 400 CODE: 22 I UNITS [] GAL. [] CU.FT. [] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ONSITE:r 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Cheek all that apply [~ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX [-]TANK WAGON [--IUNDER GROUND TANK []CARBOY ['"ICYLINDER []RAIL CAR []TANK INSIDE BUILDING ['"]SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] ['-]STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE L--JPLASTIC DRUM [--] BAG []TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: [~ a. AMBIENT ['"l b. ABOVE AMBIENT ["l e. BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMB1ENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT ~AZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 100 Petroleum Distillates Y X N 64742-54-7 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS lgVATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMIC~ DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) I~ADD [] DELETE [~REVISE PAGE 11 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL - EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) 1 GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Ethylene Glycol 2 COMMON NAME Waste Antifreeze TRADE SECRET I'-IY [5~]N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) [-]Y [5~]N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 107-21-1 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] M1XTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE __Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 55 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: []FIRE []REACTIVE I-IPRESSURE RELEASE Health: [~ACUTE [--ICHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY _MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 2~0 AMOUNT: 55 AMOUNT:73 CODE: 134. UNITS [~ GAL. [] CU.FT. [] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply []~'[ABOVE GROUND TANK ' [] CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON []UNDER GROUND TANK [--]CARBOY []CYLINDER []RAIL CAR []TANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO ["]GLASS BOTTLE []. [-]STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM ["IPLASTIC BOTTLE []PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG [-[TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: ~ a. AMBIENT I'-] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [-] c. BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 50 Ethylene Glycol Y X N 107-21-1 2..~ __Y X N 3. Y X N 4. __V X.~N 5. __Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMIC.aI~E DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) ~} ADD [] DELETE [~]REVISE PAGE 12 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Sodium Hydroxide Solutio0 2 COMMON NAME Degreaser TRADE SECRET [-]Y [~N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 1310-73-2 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE I~ MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 55 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: I-}FIRE [-]REACTIVE []PRESSURE RELEASE Health: [~ACUTE [-]CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY .MAXIMUM DAILY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 2._Q_0 AMOUNT: 55_~__ AMOUNT:NA CODE: N.~A UNITS I~l .GAL. [] CU.FT. [] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply ~]ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON [-[UNDER GROUND TANK [~]CARBOY [-=]CYLINDER []RAIL CAR ['"]TANK INSIDE BUILDING [-ISILO []GLASS BOTTLE []. ]-']STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM I']PLASTIC BOTTLE [~PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG ['~TOTE BIN . STORAGE PRESSURE: [~J~] a. AMBIENT [-] b. ABOVE AMBIENT ]'-] c. BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [5~] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 20 Sodium Hydroxide Y X N 1310-73-2 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS'IW'ATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICA"E DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [] ADD [] DELETE [5~]REVISE PAGE 13 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL - EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID0: MAPO (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Petroleum Distillates 2 COMMON NAME Glass Cleaner TRADE SECRET [-]Y [5~]N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) I-IT IS~]N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # None FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE__Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID [] b. LIQUID [] c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 55 Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: [~FIRE [-IREACTIVE []PRESSURE RELEASE Health: []ACUTE [-]CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY _MAXIMUM DALLY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOUINT: 2_.Q_0 AMOUNT: 55_.~ AMOUNT:N._~A CODE: N.~A UNITS ~] GAL. I~l CU.FT. ['-] LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply I~[ABOVE GROUND TANK ~1 CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON []UNDER GROUND TANK []CARBOY []CYLINDER []RAIL CAR []TANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] I']STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE [~PLASTIC DRUM [] BAO ['qTOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: [~ a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [-'[ c. BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT ff'~ e. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # I. 25 IsopropyI Alcohol Y X N 67-63-0 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS I~I'ATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICA~ DESCRIPTION Unified Program Consolidated Form Kern County Environmental Health Services - Unified Hazardous Materials / Waste Program (one page per material per building or area) [] ADD [] DELETE [~REVISE PAGE 14 OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA -Doing Business As): Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION: Service Department LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL- EPCRA [] Y [] N FACILITY ID#: MAP# (Optional) I GRID # (Optional) NA CHEMICAL NAME Sulfuric Acid 2 COMMONNAME Batteries TRADE SECRET []Y [~]N EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBATANCE (EHS): (12) I-]Y [~N If subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions If yes, all amounts below must be reported in pounds (lbs) CAS # 7664-93-9 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA): HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE [] PURE I~ MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE __Y X N Check one CURIES: PHYSICAL STATE: [] a. SOLID ~] b. LIQUID I'-I c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER (21) each Check one FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES: Physical: []FIRE []REACTIVE [t']PRESSURE RELEASE Health: I~ACUTE I"]CHRONIC AVERAGE DAILY _MAXIMUM DALLY ANNUAL WASTE STATE WASTE AMOU1NT: 25_~_ AMOUNT: 50~ AMOUNT:N~A CODE: N._.~A UNITS [] GAL. ['-[ CU.FT. ~ ,LBS. [] TONS 221 DAYS ON SITE: 365 STORAGE CONTAINER: Check all that apply []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON []UNDER GROUND TANK []CARBOY [--ICYLINDER []RAIL CAR []TANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO [-IGLASS BOTTLE ~1 [-]STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM [-[PLASTIC BOTTLE [~PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG [-]TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE: I~ a. AMBIENT ['-I b. ABOVE AMBIENT [--I e. BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE: [] a. AMBIENT [] b. ABOVE AMBIENT [] c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1. 50 Sulfuric Acid Y X N 7664-93-9 2. Y X N 3. Y X N 4. Y X N 5. Y X N If more hazardous components are present at greater, than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS: If EPCRA, please sign in the space below HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN LITHIA BMW OF BAKERSFIELD · 1.0 INTRODUCTION Lithia BMW of Bakersfield is an automobile dealership involved in selling, servicing and repairing automobiles. Hazardous materials such as lubricants, cleaning solvents and adhesives are commonly used in the servicing and repairing of automobiles. Waste materials such as waste oil and solvents, are also routinely generated during automotive service operations. This Hazardous Materials Management Plan is intended to implement general policies and responsibilities fOr the prevention of accidental hazardous materials spills, regardless of whether the hazardous materials spill was caused by accident or by natural disaster, such as earthquake or flood. Primary objectives of the Hazardous Materials Management Plan are as follows: 1. Inform dealership employees of the hazardous materials used at the facility. 2. Outline training in emergency response procedures associated with hazardous material spills or accidental releases of hazardous material. 3. Provide the Bakersfield Fire Department with an inventory of hazardous materials stored at the facility and tO describe emergency response procedures that will be followed in the event of spill or accidental release of hazardous materials at the facility. Hazardous material inventories and handling procedures rarely change at the facility. However, this Hazardous Materials Management Plan will be updated annually, or within 30 days of any significant changes. A copy of the changes to the Hazardous Materials Management Plan will be retained at the facility and a copy will be submitted to the Bakersfield County Community Health DePartment. Effective planning will reduce potential emergencies and, minimize damage to the human health and the environment. Questions regarding this plan should be addressed to the dealership Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator - Mr. Matthew Tonoli at 661.396.4045. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 21 2.0 BUSINESS INFORMATION BUSINESS INFORMATION Business Name Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Business Address 3201 Cattle Drive Bakersfield, CA 93313 Business Phone 661.396.4045 Hours of operation M-F 7:30 AM -6 pM Sat '9 AM - 2 PM 2.1 EMERGENCY RESPONSE CONTACTS DEALERSHIP 'PERSONNEL NameTitle Position Home Telephone No. Warren Richardson General Manager 661.303.5620 Matthew Tonoli Service Manager 661.252.4049 FIRST RESPONDERS & suPPORT AGENCIES Bakersfield Fire Department 911 Bakersfield Police De. partment 911 Ambulance 911 Note: If additional agency service support is required and cannot be contacted, request assistance from Bakersfield County Community Health Department 661.445.3271, the State Office of Emergency Services at 800.852~7550 or the emergency operator (telephone number 911). E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 22 3.0 Definition of Hazardous Material. 3.1 Hazardous Materials Hazardous material is any material that is listed by a local, state, or federal agency to be hazardous. Some examples include lubricating oil, transmission fluid, and cleaning solvents. Additionally, any substance that is corrosive, flammable, toxic, irritating to skin or is a Strong sensitizer, which may harm humans or the environment is a hazardous material. 3.2 Hazardous Waste Hazardous wastes follow the definition of hazardous material as listed above, except that hazardous waste has little or no economic value and must be disposed in compliance with federal, state and local regulations. Examples include waste oil and waste solvents. 3.3 Spill or Release of Hazardous Material Any release, emission or spill of a hazardous material into air, ground, storm sewer or sanitary sewer with the potential to cause injury to personnel, pollute the air, water or soil is considered a release or spill of a hazardous substance. 4.0 Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) The dealership has a written Hazard Communication Program in compliance with California and Federal OSHA requirements. All employees handling hazardous material have been trained pursuant to the written Hazard Communication Program. A copy of all hazardous material MSDS, as mandated by the Hazard Communication Program, are available on-site for review by dealership employees and regulatory personnel. In the event of an accidental spill or discharge of a hazardous material at the facility, the MSDS file will be made available tO all r. esponding agencies. 5.0 Definition of an Emergency Emergencies related to a release or threatened release of hazardous substance can be broadly classified into two categories. The first category is the emergency caused by a release or threatened release of hazardous substance caused by operational failure. This includes: ~ Fire Explosion Employee overexposure to chemicals Employee Injury E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 23 ~' Leakage of an above ground tank, supply line, or leakage from other containers ~. Spill during loading or unloading of hazardous material. The second category of emergencies is related to natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods. These emergencies present a threat to the safety of dealership employees and the surrounding community, may damage dealership property, and pollute the environment. This Hazardous Materials Management Plan is expected to minimize such emergencies. If.an emergency does indeed take place, the damage due to such an emergency would be minimal provided the plan is followed. 6.0 Actions to be Taken in an Emergency The quantity and type of hazardous material handled at the dealership, and the nature of our operations, present a relatively low risk of a dangerous incident involving hazardous material.' Further, we rely upon community provided emergency services, such as the Fire Department, Police Department and the Paramedics to provide primary emergency response to such incidents. Nonetheless, employees have been trained in various aspects of this plan as follows: 6.1 Emergency Communications & Records 6.2 Emergency Equipment & Usage 6.3 Hazardous Material Spill Response Plan 6.4 First Aid & Medical Assistance 6.5 Fire, Earthquake & Flood Plan 6.6 Evacuation Plan 6.1 Emergency Communications & Records 6.1.1 Emergency Communications Any employee detecting a spill or release of a hazardous material must report the incident to the Matthew'Tonoli. Matthew Tonoli will summon the appropriate emergency response personnel listed in Section 3.2. If the employee is unable to notify Matthew Tonoli, the employee can notify the "First Responder and Support Agencies" listed in Section 3.2. If the hazardous material spill affects the entire dealership, facility personnel will be notified utilizing the public address system. 6.1.2 Recordkeeping All emergency situations related to hazardous material will be investigated and documented. Matthew Tonoli will contact the "First Responder and Support Agencies" listed in Section 3.2, and will supplY the following information in a clear manner: E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 24 Nature of the release or threatened release of a hazardous material Name of the Company Name of the Caller Number of People in danger Exact location of the release/threatened release, Directions to the facility. The notification to 'the agency, even if over the phone, should be recorded immediately. The report must be accurate and objective. Each person contributing to the report must sign and date the entry. Documentation of the report should include the following: Agency contacted Name of the person contacted Date & Time of call Summary of Conversation 6.2 Emergency Equipment & Usage The dealership relies primarily on the "First Responder and Support Agencies" listed in Section 3.2 for assistance with releases or threatened releases of hazardous material. Due to the relatively low risk posed by the hazardous material atthe dealership, shop employees have also been trained in spill containment and fire extinguishing procedures. Equipment used to mitigate these spills are discussed below: 6.2.1 Spill Absorption Material Spill absorption material is stored in the Service and Parts Departments. Employees have been trained to contain ~the hazardous material spills using spill absorption material. Spill absorption material will also be used to create barriers to prevent hazardous material spills from entering the sewer system. 6.2.2 Fire Fighting Equipment Fire extinguishers are located throughout the facility. 6.2.3 PersOnal Protective Equipment (PPE) Personal protective equipment, such as safety goggles and rubber gloves, which are located in the Service Department canbe used when handling a hazardous material as well as during a hazardous material spill. Personal protective equipment is accessible to dealership personnel and to emergency responders during work hours as well as after hours. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 25 6.2.4 Hazardous Waste Haulers Hazardous waste haulers will assist the dealership with hazardous material spill clean up. Hazardous waste haulers can be contacted by consulting the telephone directory or by calling the Bakersfield Fire Department. 6.3 Hazardous Material Spill or Release Response Plan 6.3.1 Reporting Hazardous Material Spills The majority of the hazardous material .at the dealership is stored in storage tanks that are in areas routinely visited by dealership employees. Therefore dealership employees will detect any hazardous material spills related to these containers immediately. All employees have been trained to report any spill to Matthew Tonoli. If the threat of a hazardous material spill is imminent, the dealership employee may engage in spill containment procedures and direct other dealership employees t° inform Matthew Tonoli. 6.3.2 Employee Response It is imperative that any employee responding to a spill is trained in hazardous material spill response procedures and be aware of the basic characteristics of the hazardous material released. The major threat posed by the spill Of a hazardous material, such as lubricating oil, coolant or gasoline is fire. In addition, evaporation of a substance such as gasoline may generate fumes that may prove to be toxic to employees responding to the spill. Further, if the item spilled is corrosive, the primary threat may be to the skin. Employees are required to adhere to the following steps, though not necessarily in the order given, when responding to hazardous material spills: A) Eliminate all sources of ignition such as cigarettes and welding torches, since the hazardous material spill may be flammable. B) Obtain Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) from areas listed in Section 7.2 of this plan. C) If the hazardous material spill is a liquid, stop the release and build a barrier around the hazardous material spill, using spill absorption material that is normally stored in the service areas. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 26 D) Ensure that Matthew Tonoli is informed. If outside help is needed, call the Bakersfield Fire Department. E) Ventilate the area. This may reduce the level of toxic contaminants generated by the hazardous material spill and reduce the risk of fire and explosion. F) Collect all used spill absorption material and store in an appropriate, properly labeled container. Follow state, local .and federal regulations for disposal of the absorption material. Matthew Tonoli will be able to provide guidance on proper disposal procedures. G) Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) provide excellent information regarding hazardous material spill clean up and should be consulted for appropriate hazardous material spill response procedures. 6.3.3 First Aid & Medical AssistanCe See Section 6.4. 6.4 First Aid & Medical Assistance The dealership depends upon the first responders, i.e., the fire department or the ambulance services, for medical assistance. First responders can be reached by phone at 911. 6.4.1 First Aid & Medical Equipment The dealership maintains basic first aid and medical equipment in a first-aid kit and maintains'an eye wash station that can be used in an emergency situation. 6.4.2 Response to Chemical Exposure Inhalation: Evacuate the person to an area with plenty of fresh air. Immediately report the situation to the dealership's Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator or his alternate or call 911 for medical assistance. Eye or Skin Exposure: Eye wash stations offer an excellent immediate response for eye exposures. For skin contact, remove contaminated clothing and rinse the 'area with plenty of water. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) should be consulted for specific first aid procedures. Immediately report the situation to Matthew Tonoli or call 911 for medical assistance. It is recommended that the MSDS of the hazardous material causing the injury accompany the individual to the medical facility. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 27 Ingestion: Immediately report the situation to Matthew Tonoli and/or call 911 for medical assistance. Refer to the MSDS for the hazardous material to determine what specific first aid procedures should be followed. 6.5 Fire, Earthquake & Flood Plan Emergency Communication: See Section 6.1 6.5.1 General All dealership employees have been trained in emergency evacuation procedures for the 'facility, as described in greater detail in section 7.6.7.5.2 Fire & Explosion 6.5.2 Fire and Explosion A) Should fire or explosion occur at the facility, the dealership will seek assistance from the fife department by calling 911. B) The dealership employees have been trained to control small fires, such as a trash receptacle fire. To control these small fires, dealership employees should utilize the numerous portable fire extinguishers (Type ABC) located throughout the facility. For larger fires, the dealership will depend on assistance .from the Bakersfield Fire Department. There are three types of fires as follows: Type A: Wood, Paper and Trash Type B: Oil, Grease and Gasoline Type C: Electrical Fires Fire extinguishers of Type ABC (currently at the dealership) are capable of controlling any of the fires listed above. However, Type "A" fire extinguishers are limited to Type A fires, Type B fire extinguishers are limited to Type A or B fires. C) Matthew Tonoli will coordinate fire-fighting activities with the fire department. Matthew Tonoli will also be responsible for notifying adjacent facilities affected by the emergency. 6.5.3 Earthquake & Flood Plan Eart quakes: Earthquakes may cause disruption of electricity, and electrical fires. The first response to an earthquake may well be evacuation. Employees are directed to stay away from building structures. Evacuation procedures are described in greater detail in section 7.6. Do not enter the building to look for trapped individuals. The safety of the individual entering the building may be jeopardized. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 28 Re-enter the building when it is declared safe by proper authorities and only under the direction of the Environmental Health and Safety Compliance Coordinator. Flood: Coordinate flood response activity with local police and fire departments. Floodwaters may cause electrical shorts and fires. Disconnect all electrical equipment by shutting off electrical mains. Also, shut-off other utilities. Floodwaters will displace lighter liquids, such as oil, in tanks or drams. Consequently, all storage tanks must be sealed. Loose drums of hazardous material or equipment may float away with floodwaters. Consequently, they should be secured. 6.6 Evacuation Procedures Hazardous material spills, fire, earthquake or flood may require facility evacuation. The Matthew Tonoli will coordinate this. In their absence, any supervisor at the facility will coordinate evacuation. Also, the agencies listed under "Emergency Response Contacts" will be contacted. Evacuation can be carried out through all exits including emergency exits. The objective is to ensure all dealership employees evacuate to a common location Where they can be accounted for. The evacuation supervisor should be able to coordinate efforts with the first responders such as police and fire departments. Foremost is the direction for evacuation of dealership personnel. This would be followed by mitigation of hazards posed by the storage of hazardous material at the facility. The evacuation supervisor will also assess the hazard to the neighboring facilities, and keep them updated of the situation. All employees shall assemble at the assembly point noted in the enclosed facility map. Supervisors are required to account for all personnel in their respective departments, and inform the evacuation supervisor. The ordei to'evacuate will be given over the .public address system or verbally. If the evacuation is not immediate, employees are encouraged to perform functions as follows: ~' Secure hazardous material containers ~ Shut off all ignition sources Close all doors and windows Shut down utilities (Seek approval from the supervisor first) Lower hydraulic hoists to ground level. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMw of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 29 Warnings: Do not re-enter the building, after it has been evacuated, to rescue an individual. Fire Department personnel are trained and equipped to carry on such duties. Do not leave the evacuation point without approval from the evacuation supervisor. 7.0 Hazardous: Material Spill or Release Prevention Plan: The quantity and type of hazardous material handled at the dealership and the nature of our operations present a relatively low risk of a spill of hazardous material. Further, we rely upon community provided emergency services to provide primary emergency response should a spill occur. Nevertheless, there are certain preventative activities that dealership personnel can undertake. Many of the hazardous materials are contained in very small containers and any spill would be incidental. Preventive measures for each hazardous material, which is stored in large quantity, are as follows: Bulk Lubrication Oil .Containers Lubrication oil is a non-corrosive material. The steel tanks for storing lubrication oil are considered adequate both structurally and as a medium for storing lubrication oil. Dispensing Bulk lubrication oil is dispensed through pumps operating on compressed air. The air compressor and the dispensing equipment are shut down at the end of the work shift. Further, the lines carrying lubrication oil are in clear view .of employees and any leaks in the pipelines would be detected immediately. Response to a Leak All shop' area .employees have been trained in responding to leak's from above ground storage tanks (AGT's). Employees will use inert material to dike-off the area and contain the spill as described in Section 7.3. If the spill is small and can be absorbed by spill absorption material kept in the shop area, then the spill will be cleaned up and the absorption disposed as hazardous waste. However, if the spill threatens the environment i.e. disChar~ge into a sewer system, then the supervisor for the shop area or the one of the individuals named in Section 3.0 will contact the Fire Department. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 30 Freon Freon (both R-12 and R-134a) is stored in pressurized cylinders as a compressed gas. The pressurized cylinders met Department of Transportation guidelines. The pressurized cylinders are stored away from direct sunlight so as to minimize any risks of explosion due to expansion of the compressed, gas. Other protection includes storage of the pressurized cylinders away from items that may pierce the pressurized cylinders. Parts Cleaning Solvent The solvent is stored in sixteen-gallon drums that are on a stable base. In the event of an accidental spill, the shop employees will respond as in Section 3.0. Antifreeze Antifreeze is stored in One-gallon plastic containers in the parts and service departments. In the event a plastic container leaks, the contents of the container will be transferred to another container. Any spilled material will be absorbed using mops and disposed via the waste coolant storage tank. Compressed Welding Gases Compressed Welding Gases are stored in pressurized cylinders asa compressed gas. The pressurized cylinders meet Department of Transportation guidelines. The pressurized cylinders are stored away from direct sunlight, so as to minimize any risks of explosion due to expansion of the compressed gas. Other protection includes .storage of the pressurized cylinders away from items that may pierce the pressurized cylinders. In the event of a leakage in the connecting hoses at the welding torch: dealership employees will close the main valve on top of the cylinder. Hoses will be replaced before further usage. If the main valve leaks, the area will be evacuated. Facility personnel will contact the Bakersfield Fire Department and the compressed gas supplier for further assistance. Waste Antifreeze Waste antifreeze is stored in the service area and is collected by a waste antifreeze recycler on a periodic basis. Drums are inspected periodically and any drums that show signs of rust or potential structural weakness are discarded. Shop employees promptly, with procedures as outlined in Section 7.3, would detect any leaks. Waste Oil Waste oil is stored in an aboveground storage tank. Shop employee visits the area on a regular basis. The shop supervisor inspects the tank on a periodic basis for leakage. If any are detected, steps will be taken to mediate the leakage. Any waste oil leaks from the tanks will be responded to as outlined in Section 7.3. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 31 8.0 Personnel Training for Emergency Response Dealership employees are to be made aware of the dangers associated with hazardous material. Dealership employees will also be properly trained in emergency response procedures as listed in Section 7. 8.1 Training Schedule Annual Training: All employees will receive annual training in emergency response procedures to be followed in the event of a release of hazardous material. New Employee Training: Each new employee will receive training prior to their initial work assignment from the Environmental Health and Safety Compliance Coordinator and will be required to attend the annual refresher training session. 8.2 Training Outline All employees are trained in the following procedures: Internal alarm/notifiCation. External emergency response organizations notification. Location and content of emergency response plan. Evacuation. Chemical handlers are additionally trained in the following: ~ Safe methods for handling'and storage of hazardous materials. ~ Proper use of personnel protection equipment. ~ Locations and proper use of fire and spill control equipment. ~ Specific hazards of each chemical to which they may be exposed, including the pathways of exposure (i.e., skin absorption, inhalation, ingestion). Emergency response team.members are additionally trained in the following procedures: } Shutdown of oPerations. ~' Use, maintenance, and replacement of emergency response equipment. ~' Ail personnel receive emergency response training within six months of hiring. } Refresher training i.s provided at least annually. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 32 It is the intent of Lithia BMW of Bakersfield to provide the initial as well as annual training, including refresher courses for all of our employees, in safety procedures in the event of a release or threatened release of a hazardous material. Every two years, an Industrial Hygienist from E.H.S. Associates, an environmental health and safety-consulting firm, reviewed the health and safety aspects of our operations. The following topics are covered during these sessions: .1. The requirements of both the California Hazard Communication Standard as well as those outlined in 40 CFR Parts 260-265. 2. Chemicals present in our workplace operations. 3. Location and availability of our Hazardous Material Release Response Plan, evacuation plans and procedures, spill containment equipment including its use, and fire suppression equiPment. 4. Physical and health effects of the materials we use. 5. Methods and observation techniques used to determine the presence of release of Hazardous materials in our workplace. 6. How to lessen or prevent exposure to these hazardous materials through use of control / work practices and personal protective equipment. 7. Steps our company has taken to lessen or prevent exposure to these materials. 8. Steps our company has taken to lessen or prevent the accidental spill or release of these materials and the methods this company employs to mitigate the situation if a materials spill or release occurs. 9. How to read and interpret the information contained on labels, placards, and Material Safety Data Sheets. Ail employees, current and newly hired, will receive this training as well as training in: familiarity with the plans and procedures involved in evacuation routes, assembly areas, knowledge of the physical characteristics and make-up Of our facility, and their respective emergency coordinator(s). The necessity for continued education and training concerning hazardous materials will be dictated by: 1. The local administering agency that has the responsibility to enforce said training in our location of business. 2. The management and designated emergency coordinator(s) representing our business. 3. This firm's employees. Ail requests, suggestions, and questions from our employees which relate directly to hazardous materials will be considered a high priority issue by our firm. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page33 In order to remain apprised of the changing regulations and to have available a technical resource for our questions and concerns, we have retained the services of E.H.S. Associates as our environmental and health & safety consultants. 8.3 Personnel Training Records The following training records are maintained for each employee: Type and amount introductory and continuing training. Date that training was completed. Description of facility emergency response drills. Former employees' training records are retained at least three years. Emergency Response Training Plan location: Service Manager's Office Responsible Person: Matthew Tonoli Phone 661.396.4045 8.4 Training Responsibility Emergency response procedure training will be performed under the direction of Matthew Tonoli. Records of this emergency response procedure training will be placed in each employee's file with a copy being retained by the Environmental Health and Safety Compliance Coordinator. The record will include the following: Content of training Name of instructor Employee name and social security number Date of training E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 34 MAR 8 2000 ~ BY: d' g zo00 Hazardous Materials Management Plan ~ Lithia B~f Bakersfield Submitted to: Kern County Environmental Health Services Unified Hazardous Materials /Waste Program © 2000 EllS Associates TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Kern County Business Plan Forms 2 1.1 Hazardous Materials Inventory Forms 7 2.0 Introduction 7 3.0 Business Infom~ation & Emergency Response Contacts 3 4.0 Definition of Hazardous Material 4 5.0 Material Safety Data Sheets 4 6.0 Definition of An Emergency 4 7.0 Actions to be Taken in an Emergency 5 7.1 Emergency Communication & Records 5 7.2 Emergency Equipment & Usage 6 7.3 Hazardous Material Spill Response Plan 7 7.4 First Aid & Medical Assistance 8 7.5 Fire, Earthquake & Flood Plan 9 7.6 Evacuation Plan 10 8.0 Hazardous Material Spill or Release Preventive Plan 11 9.0 Personnel Training For Emergency Response. 13 9.1 Training Schedule 13 9.2 Training Outline 13 9.3 Training Records 15 9.4 Training Responsibility 15 E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 1 KE~N COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (661) 862-8700 ID// Business Name Map Grid DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BOX HAZARDOUS MATERIALS BUSINESS PLAN FORM 2 Forms Due By: SECTION 1: BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DATA A. FULL LEGAL BUSINESS NAME: Lithia BMW of Bakersfield B. PHYSICAL LOCATION/STREET ADDRESS: 3201 Cattle Drive CITY: Bakersfield ZIP: 93313 BUSINESS PHONE: 661.835.8900 C. MAILING ADDRESS: Same CITY: ZIP' D. HAVE YOU FILED A BUSINESS PLAN WITH THE DEPARTMENT UNDER A DIFFERENT NAME WITHIN THE LAST TWO YEARS? YES NO XX IF YES, UNDER WHAT NAME DID YOU FILE? E. THIS SUBMISSION IS A NEW OR REVISED XX BUSiNESS PLAN E. DOES YOUR BUSiNESS HANDLE ANY "ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS" LISTED ON THE ENCLOSED HANDOUT, IN ADDITION TO OTHER TYPES OF MATERIALS? YES NO X___ SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS In the event of an emergency involving the release or threatened release of a hazardous material, telephone 9-1-1, and then (800) 852- 7550 or (916) 262-1621. This will notify your local fire department and the State Office of Emergency Services, as required by state law. Additional federal reports may be required. PERSONS WHO SHOULD BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY AT YOUR BUSINESS THAT HAVE FULL ACCESS AND CAN PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: NAME AND TITLE DURING BUSINESS HOURS AFTER BUSINESS HOURS A. Lan'y Duarte - Sales Manager Ph# 661.835.8900 Ph# 661.664.0106 B. Mike Clark- General Manager Ph# 661.835.8900 Ph# 661.332.4430 E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 2 SECTION 3: LOCATION OF THEMAIN UTILITY SHUTOFFS FOR THE ENTIRE BUSINESS A. NATURAL GAS/PROPANE: Northeast comer of building B. ELECTRICAL: Northwest corner of Parts Department- Main Electrical Room C. WATER: At main driveway on Cattle Drive D. SPECIAL/OTHER: LOCK BOX: YESQ IF YES, LOCATION: E. IF YES, DOES IT CONTAIN SITE PLANS? YES/NO MSDS? YES/NO FLOOR PLANS? YES/NO KEYS YES/NO SECTION 4: PRIVATE RESPONSE TEAM DESCRIPTION Do you have a group of employees trained to handle minor accidents involving hazardous materials at your business? Yes No X If so, you must explain the level of training and equipment they possess and how they are notified to respond. SECTION 5: IDENTIFICATION OF THE CLOSEST APPROPRIATE EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE TO YOUR BUSINESS #1 Memorial Urgent Care #2 Valley Industrial Medical ADDRESS: 6501 Ming Ave. 2501 G Street CITY: Bakersfield Bakersfield PHONE: 661.832.2000 COMMENTS/ADDITIONAL INFO: E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 3 SECTION 6: EMPLOYEE TRAINIT~G EMPLOYERS ARE REQUIRED BY STATE LAW TO HAVE A PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES EMPLOYEES WITH INITIAL AND REFRESHER TRAINING IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: 1) Methods for safe handling of the hazardous materials used by your business; 2) The CAL OSHA Hazard Communication Standard; 3) Correct use of emergency response equipment and supplies available at your business; 4) The prevention, minimization, and cleanup procedures you have developed for your business and explained on the business plan forms; 5) The emergency evacuation plans you have developed, the notification procedures used to alert people to evacuate, and the closest location to obtain appropriate emergency medical care; 6) Procedures to coordinate wit and assist local emergency personnel that may respond to your business; 7) Who and how to call for immediate assistance in the event of an accident involving hazardous materials. Describe the location of the written plan and the training records which are required to be developed and maintained. State law requires your training records be inspected. STOP! Is your business divided into smaller geographical areas or units? X No Continue on with Sections 7 through 10 of this form. __ Yes Do not answer Sections 7 through 01 of this form. Sign your name at the bottom of Page 5, then fill out a Form 3 for every area your business was subdivided into. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 4 SECTION 7: EXPLAIN WHAT PI~VENTION, MINIMIZATION, AND CLEANUP PROCEDURES YOUR EMERGENCY PLAN INCLUDES. INCLUDE A DESCRIPTION OF MONITORING METHODS AND PROCEDURES. A. RELEASE PREVENTION: see attached hazardous materials management plan B. RELEASE CONTAINMENT: see attached hazardous materials management plan C. CLEANUP: see attached hazardous materials management plan SECTION 8: EXPLAIN THE NOTIFICATION METHOD AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES YOU HAVE DEVELOPED FOR THE EMPLOYEES TO USE IN AN EMERGENCY. YOU MUST INCLUDE A MEETING POINT. A. AGENCY NOTIFICATION: Immediately dial 9-1-1 326.3979 Bakersfield FD Hazardous Materials Division 1.800.852.7550 National Response Center B. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION/EVACUATION: see attached hazardous materials management plan E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 5 SECTION 9: EXPLAIN WHAT PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ARE IN PLACE THAT MAY ASSIST EMERGENCY RESPONDERS. The facility is completely sprinkled - the Fire Department connection is on the Southwest corner of the facility. SECTION 10: LIST THE LOCATION OF ANY WATER SUPPLIES THAT MAY BE USED BY EMERGENCY RESPONDERS. The facility has a Fire Department connection to the sprinkler system at the Southwest corner of the facility. An accessible hydrant is located at the main driveway on Cattle Drive. I, , certify that the information submitted on all the business plan forms is accurate and complete. I understand that this information will be used to fulfill my obligations under California Health and Safety Code Division 20 Chapter 6.95 et seq. And Title 42 U.S.G.C. Section 1100 et seq. And false information may be punishable fine, imprisonment, or both. Signature Title Date E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Materials Management Plan Page 6 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN LITHIA BMW OF BAKERSFIELD 1.0INTRODUCTION Lithia BMW of Bakersfield is an automobile dealership involved in selling, servicing and repairing , automobiles. Hazardous materials such as lubricants, cleaning solvents and adhesives are commonly used in the servicing and repairing of automobiles. Waste materials such as waste oil and solvents, are also routinely generated during automotive service operations. This Hazardous Materials Management Plan is intended to implement general policies and responsibilities for the prevention of accidental hazardous materials spills, regardless of whether the hazardous materials spill was caused by accident or by natural disaster, such as earthquake or flood. Primary objectives of the Hazardous Materials Management Plan are as follows: 1. Inform dealership employees of the hazardous materials used at the facility. 2. Outline training in emergency response procedures associated with hazardous material spills or accidental releases of hazardous material. 3. Provide the Bakersfield Fire Department with an inventory of hazardous materials stored at the facility and to describe emergency response procedures that will be followed in the event of spill or accidental release of hazardous materials at the facility. Hazardous material inventories and handling procedures rarely change at the facility. However, this Hazardous Materials Management Plan will be updated annually, or within 30 days of any significant changes. A copy of the changes to the Hazardous Materials Management Plan will be retained at the facility and a copy will be submitted to the Bakersfield County Community Health Department. Effective planning will reduce potential emergencies and, minimize damage to the human health and the environment. Questions regarding this plan should be addressed to the dealership Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator - Mr. John Meadows at 661.835.8900. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 7 2.0 BUSINESS INFORMATION BUSINESS INFORMATION Business Name Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Business Address 3201 Cattle Drive Bakersfield, CA 93313 Business Phone 661.835.8900 Hours of operation M-F 7:30 AM -6 PM Sat 9AM-2PM 2.1 EMERGENCY RESPONSE CONTACTS DEALERSHIP PERSONNEL NameTitle Position Home Telephone No. Mike Clark General Manager 661.332.4430 Larry Duarte Sales Manager 661.664.0106 Charles Ferguson Sales Manager 661.834.6363 FIRST RESPONDERS & SUPPORT AGENCIES Bakersfield Fire Department 911 Bakersfield Police Department 911 Ambulance 911 Note: If additional agency service support is required and cannot be contacted, request assistance from Bakersfield County Community Health Department 661.445.3271, the State Office of Emergency Services at 800.852.7550 or the emergency operator (telephone number 911). E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 8 3.0 Definition of Hazardous Material. 3.1 Hazardous Materials Hazardous material is any material that is listed by a local, state, or federal agency to be hazardous. Some examples include lubricating oil, transmission fluid, and cleaning solvents. Additionally, any substance that is corrosive, flammable, toxic, irritating to skin or is a strong sensitizer, which may harm humm~s or the environment is a hazardous material. 3.2 Hazardous Waste Hazardous wastes follow the definition of hazardous material as listed above, except that hazardous waste has little or no economic value and must be disposed in compliance with federal, state and local regulations. Examples include waste oil and waste solvents. 3.3 Spill or Release of Hazardous Material Any release, emission or spill of a hazardous material into air, ground, storm sewer or sanitary sewer with the potential to cause injury to personnel, pollute the air, water or soil is considered a release or spill of a hazardous substance. 4.0 Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) The dealership has a written Hazard Cormrtunication Program in compliance with California and Federal OSHA requirements. All employees handling hazardous material have been trained pursuant to the written Hazard Communication Program. A copy of all hazardous material MSDS, as mandated by the Hazard Communication Program, are available on-site for review by dealership employees and regulatory personnel. In the event of an accidental spill or discharge of a hazardous material at the facility, the MSDS file will be made available to all responding agencies. 5.0 Definition of an Emergency Emergencies related to a release or threatened release of hazardous substance can be broadly classified into two categories. The first category is the emergency caused by a release or threatened release of hazardous substance caused by operational failure. This includes: Fire Explosion Employee overexposure to chemicals Employee Injury E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 9 Leakage of an a~0ve ground tank, supply line, or leakage from other containers Spill during loading or unloading of hazardous material. The second category of emergencies is related to natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods. These emergencies present a threat to the safety of dealership employees and the surrounding community, may damage dealership property, and pollute the enviro~unent. This Hazardous Materials Management Plan is expected to minimize such emergencies. If an emergency does indeed take place, the damage due to such an emergency would be minimal provided the plan is followed. 6.0 Actions to be Taken in an Emergency The quantity and type of hazardous material handled at the dealership, and the nature of our operations, present a relatively low risk of a dangerous incident involving hazardous material. Further, we rely upon community provided emergency services, such as the Fire Department, Police Department and the Paramedics to provide primary emergency response to such incidents. Nonetheless, employees have been trained in various aspects of this plan as follows: 6.1 Emergency Communications & Records 6.2 Emergency Equipment & Usage 6.3 Hazardous Material Spill Response Plan 6.4 First Aid & Medical Assistance 6.5 Fire, Earthquake & Flood Plan 6.6 Evacuation Plan 6.1 Emergency Communications & Records 6.1.1 Emergency Communications Any employee detecting a spill or release of a hazardous material must report the incident to the John Meadows or his alternate. John Meadows will summon the appropriate emergency response personnel listed in Section 3.2. If the employee is unable to notify the John Meadows or his alternate, the employee can notify the "First Responder and Support Agencies" listed in Section 3.2. If the hazardous material spill affects the entire dealership, facility personnel will be notified utilizing the public address system. 6.1.2 Recordkeeping All emergency situations related to hazardous material will be investigated and documented. John Meadows or his alternate will contact the "First Responder and Support Agencies" listed in Section 3.2, and will supply the following information in a clear manner: E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page I0 Nature ofl release or threatened release of a hazardous material Name of the Company Name of the Caller Number of People in danger Exact location of the release/threatened release, Directions to the facility. The notification to the agency, even if over the phone, should be recorded immediately. The report must be accurate and objective. Each person contributing to the report must sign and date file entry. Documentation of the report should include the following: Agency contacted Name of the person contacted Date & Time of call Summary of Conversation 6.2 Emergency Equipment & Usage The dealership relies primarily on the "First Responder and Support Agencies" listed in Section 3.2 for assistance with releases or threatened releases of hazardous material. Due to the relatively low risk posed by the hazardous material at the dealership, shop employees have also been trained in spill containment and fire extinguishing procedures. Equipment used to mitigate these spills are discussed below: 6.2.1 Spill Absorption Material Spill absorption material is stored in the Service and Parts Departments. Employees have been trained to contain the hazardous material spills using spill absorption material. Spill absorption material will also be used to create barriers to prevent hazardous material spills from entering the sewer system. 6.2.2 Fire Fighting Equipment Fire extinguishers are located throughout the facility. 6.2.3 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Personal protective equipment, such as safety goggles and rubber gloves, which are located in the Service Department can be used when handling a hazardous material as well as during a hazardous material spill. Personal protective equipment is accessible to dealership personnel and to emergency responders during work hours as well as after hours. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 11 6.2.4 Hazardous Waste~aulers Hazardous waste haulers will assist the dealership with hazardous material spill clean up. Hazardous waste haulers can be contacted by consulting the telephone directory or by calling the Bakersfield Fire Department. 6.3 Hazardous Material Spill or Release Response Plan 6.3.1 Reporting Hazardous Material Spills The majority of the hazardous material at the dealership is stored in storage tanks that are in areas routinely visited by dealership employees. Therefore dealership employees will detect any hazardous material spills related to these containers immediately. All employees have been trained to report any spill to John Meadows or his alternate. If the threat of a hazardous material spill is imminent, the dealership employee may engage in spill containment procedures and direct other dealership employees to inform John Meadows. 6.3.2 Employee Response It is imperative that any employee responding to a spill is trained in hazardous material spill response procedures and be aware of the basic characteristics of the hazardous material released. The major threat posed by the spill of a hazardous material, such as lubricating oil, coolant or gasoline is fire. In addition, evaporation of a substance such as gasoline may generate fumes that may prove to be toxic to employees responding to the spill. Further, if the item spilled is corrosive, the primary threat may be to the skin. Employees are required to adhere to the following steps, though not necessarily in the order given, when responding to hazardous material spills: A) Eliminate all sources of ignition such as cigarettes and welding torches, since the hazardous material spill may be flammable. B) Obtain Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) from areas listed in Section 7.2 of this plan. C) If the hazardous material spill is a liquid, stop the release and build a barrier around the hazardous material spill, using spill absorption material that is normally stored in the service areas. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 12 D) Ensure that John Meadows or his alternate is infon~ed. If outside help is needed, call the Bakersfield Fire Department. E) Ventilate the area. This may reduce the level of toxic contaminants generated by the hazardous material spill and reduce the risk of fire and explosion. F) Collect all used spill absorption material and store'in an appropriate, properly labeled container. Follow state, local and federal regulations for disposal of the absorption material. John Meadows or his alternate will be able to provide guidance on proper disposal procedures. G) Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) provide excellent information regarding hazardous material spill clean up and should be consulted for appropriate hazardous material spill response procedures. 6.3.3 First Aid & Medical Assistance See Section 6.4. 6.4 First Aid & Medical Assistance The dealership depends upon the first responders, i.e., the fire department or the ambulance services, for medical assistance. First responders can be reached by phone at 911. 6.4.1 First Aid & Medical Equipment The dealership maintains basic first aid and medical equipment in a first-aid kit and maintains an eye wash station that can be used in an emergency situation. 6.4.2 Response to Chemical Exposure Inhalation: Evacuate the person to an area with plenty of fresh air. Immediately report the situation to the dealership's Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator or his alternate or call 911 for medical assistance. Eye or Skin Exposure: Eye wash stations offer an excellent immediate response for eye exposures. For skin contact, remove contaminated clothing and rinse the area with plenty of water. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) should be consulted for specific first aid procedures. Immediately report the situation to John Meadows or his alternate or call 911 for medical assistance. It is recommended that the MSDS of the hazardous material causing the injury accompany the individual to the medical facility. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 13 Ingestion: Immediately report the situation to John Meadows andT0~call 911 for medical assistance. Refer to the MSDS for the hazardous material to detemfine what specific first aid procedures should be followed. 6.5 Fire, Earthquake & Flood Plan Emergency Communication: See Section 6.1 6.5.1 General All dealership employees have been trained in emergency evacuation procedures for the facility, as described in greater detail in section 7.6.7.5.2 Fire & Explosion 6.5.2 Fire and Explosion A) Should fire or explosion occur at the facility, the dealership will seek assistance from the fire department by calling 911. B) The dealership employees have been trained to control small fires, such as a trash receptacle fire. To control these small fires, dealership employees should utilize the numerous portable fire extinguishers (Type ABC) located throughout the facility. For larger fires, the dealership will depend on assistance from the Bakersfield Fire Department. There are three types of fires as follows: Type A: Wood, Paper and Trash Type B: Oil, Grease and Gasoline Type C: Electrical Fires Fire extinguishers of Type ABC (currently at the dealership) are capable of controlling any of the fires listed above. However, Type A fire extinguishers are limited to Type A fires, Type B fire extinguishers are limited to Type A or B fires. C) John Meadows or his alternate will coordinate fire-fighting activities with the fire department. Jol~ Meadows will also be responsible for notifying adjacent facilities affected by the emergency. 6.5.3 Earthquake & Flood Plan Earthquakes: Earthquakes may cause disruption of electricity, and electrical fires. The first response to an earthquake may well be evacuation. Employees are directed to stay away from building structures. Evacuation procedures are described in greater detail in section 7.6. Do not enter the building to look for trapped individuals. The safety of the individual entering the building may be jeopardized. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 14 Re-enter the building is declared safe by proper authoriti~ only under the direction of the Environmental Health and Safety Compliance Coordinator. Flood: Coordinate flood response activity with local police and fire departments. Floodwaters may cause electrical shorts and fires. Disconnect all electrical equipment by shutting off electrical mains. Also, shut-off other utilities. Floodwaters will displace lighter liquids, such as oil, in tm~s or drums. Consequently, all storage tanks must be sealed. Loose drums of hazardous material or equipment may float away with floodwaters. Consequently, they should be secured. 6.6 Evacuation Procedures Hazardous material spills, fire, earthquake or flood may require facility evacuation. The John Meadows or his alternate will coordinate this. In their absence, any supervisor at the facility will coordinate evacuation. Also, the agencies listed under "Emergency Response Contacts" will be contacted. Evacuation can be carried out through all exits including emergency exits. The objective is to ensure all dealership employees evacuate to a common location where they can be accounted for. The evacuation supervisor should be able to coordinate efforts with the first responders such as police and fire departments. Foremost is the direction for evacuation of dealership personnel. This would be followed by mitigation of hazards posed by the storage of hazardous material at the facility. The evacuation supervisor will also assess the hazard to the neighboring facilities, and keep them updated of the situation. All employees shall assemble at the assembly point noted in the enclosed facility map. Supervisors are required to account for all personnel in their respective departments, and inform the evacuation supervisor. The order to evacuate will be given over the public address system or verbally. If the evacuation is not immediate, employees are encouraged to perform functions as follows: Secure hazardous material containers Shut off all ignition sources Close all doors and windows Shut down utilities (Seek approval from the supervisor first) Lower hydraulic hoists to ground level. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 15 Warnings: Do not re-enter the building, after it has been evacuated, to rescue an individual. Fire Department personnel are trained and equipped to carry on such duties. Do not leave the evacuation point without approval from the evacuation supervisor. 7.0 Hazardous: Material Spill or Release Prevention Plan: The quantity and type of hazardous material handled at the dealership and the nature of our operations present a relatively low risk of a spill of hazardous material. Further, we rely upon community provided emergency services to provide primary emergency response should a spill occur. Nevertheless, there are certain preventative activities that dealership personnel can undertake. Many of the hazardous materials are contained in very small containers and any spill would be incidental. Preventive measures for each hazardous material which is stored in large quantity are as follows: BulkLubrication Oil Containers Lubrication oil is a non-corrosive material. The steel tanks for storing lubrication oil are considered adequate both structurally and as a medium for storing lubrication oil. Dispensing Bulk lubrication oil is dispensed through pumps operating on compressed air. The air compressor and the dispensing equipment are shut down at the end of the work shift. Further, the lines carrying lubrication oil are in clear view of employees and any leaks in the pipelines would be detected immediately. Response to a Leak All shop area employees have been trained in responding to leak's from above ground storage tanks (AGT's). Employees will use inert material to dike-off the area and contain the spill as described in Section 7.3. If the spill is small and can be absorbed by spill absorption material kept in the shop area, then the spill will be cleaned up and the absorption disposed as hazardous waste. However, if the spill threatens the environment i.e. discharge into a sewer system, then the supervisor for the shop area or the one of the individuals named in Section 3.0 will contact the Fire Department. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 16 Freon Freon (both R-12 and R-134a) is stored in pressurized cylinders as a compressed gas. The pressurized cylinders met Department of Transportation guidelines. The pressurized cylinders are stored away from direct sunlight so as to minimize any risks of explosion due to expansion of the compressed, gas. Other protection includes storage of the pressurized cylinders away from items that may pierce the pressurized cylinders. Parts Cleaning Solvent The solvent is stored in sixteen gallon drums that are on a stable base. In the event of an accidental spill, the shop employees will respond as in Section 3.0. Antifreeze Antifreeze is stored in one-gallon plastic containers in the parts and service departments. In the event a plastic container leaks, the contents of the container will be transferred to another container. Any spilled material will be absorbed using mops and disposed via the waste coolant storage tank. Compressed Welding Gases Compressed Welding Gases are stored in pressurized cylinders as a compressed gas. The pressurized cylinders meet Department of Transportation guidelines. The pressurized cylinders are stored away from direct sunlight, so as to minimize any risks of explosion due to expansion of the compressed gas. Other protection includes storage of the pressurized cylinders away from items that may pierce the pressurized cylinders. In the event of a leakage in the connecting hoses at the welding torch, dealership employees will close the main valve on top of the cylinder. Hoses will be replaced before further usage. If the main valve leaks, the area will be evacuated. Facility personnel will contact the Bakersfield Fire Department and the compressed gas supplier for further assistance. Waste Antifreeze Waste antifreeze is stored in the service area and is collected by a waste antifreeze recycler on a periodic basis. Drums are inspected periodically and any drums that show signs of rust or potential structural weakness are discarded. Shop employees promptly, with procedures as outlined in Section 7.3, would detect any leaks. Waste Oil Waste oil is stored in an aboveground storage tank. Shop employee visits the area on a regular basis. The shop supervisor inspects the tank on a periodic basis for leakage. If any are detected, steps will be taken to mediate the leakage. Any waste oil leaks from the tanks will be responded to as outlined in Section 7.3. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 17 8.0 Personnel Training for Emergency Response Dealership employees are to be made aware of the dangers associated with hazardous material. Dealership employees will also be properly trained in emergency response procedures as listed in Section 7. 8.1 Training Schedule Annual Training: All employees will receive annual training in emergency response procedures to be followed in the event of a release of hazardous material. New Employee Training: Each new employee will receive training prior to their initial work assignment from the Environmental Health. and Safety Compliance Coordinator and will be required to attend the annual refresher training session. 8.2 Training Outline All employees are trained in the following procedures: Internal alarm/notification. External emergency response organizations notification. Location and content of emergency response plan. Evacuation. Chemical handlers are additionally trained in the following: Safe methods for handling and storage of hazardous materials. Proper use of personnel protection equipment. Locations and proper use of fire and spill control equipment. Specific hazards of each chemical to which they may be exposed, including the pathways of exposure (i.e., skin absorption, inhalation, ingestion). Emergency response team members are additionally trained in the following procedures: Shutdown of operations. Use, maintenance, and replacement of emergency response equipment. All_personnel receive emergency response training within six months of hiring. Refresher training is provided at least annually. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 18 It is the intent ofLithia BMW of Bakersfield to provide the initial as well as am~ual training, including refresher courses for all of our employees, in safety procedures in the event of a release or threatened release of a hazardous material. Every two years, an Industrial Hygienist from E.H.S. Associates, an environmental health and safety-consulting firm, reviewed the health and safety aspects of our operations. The following topics are covered during these sessions: 1. The requirements of both the California Hazard Communication Standard as well as those outlined in 40 CFR Parts 260-265. 2. Chemicals present in our workplace operations. 3. Location and availability of our Hazardous Material Release Response Plan, evacuation plans and procedures, spill containment equipment including its use, and fire suppression equipment. 4. Physical and health effects of the materials we use. 5. Methods and observation techniques used to determine the presence of release of Hazardous materials in our workplace. 6. How to lessen or prevent exposure to these hazardous materials through use of control / work practices and personal protective equipment. 7. Steps our company has taken to lessen or prevent exposure to these materials. 8. Steps our company has taken to lessen or prevent the accidental spill or release of these materials and the methods this company employs to mitigate the situation if a materials spill or release occurs. 9. How to read and interpret the information contained on labels, placards, and Material Safety Data Sheets. All employees, current and newly hired, will receive this training as well as training in: familiarity with the plans and procedures involved in evacuation routes, assembly areas, knowledge of the physical characteristics and make-up of our facility, and their respective emergency coordinator(s). The necessity for continued education and training concerning hazardous materials will be dictated by: 1. The local administering agency that has the responsibility to enforce said training in our location of business. 2. The management and designated emergency coordinator(s) representing our business. 3. This firm's employees. All requests, suggestions, and questions from our employees which relate directly to hazardous materials will be considered a high priority issue by our firm. E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Pagel9 In order to remain apprised of the changing regulations and to have available a technical resource for our questions and concerns, we have retained the services of E.H.S. Associates as our environmental and health & safety consultants. 8.3 Personnel Training Records The following training records are maintained for each employee: Type and amount introductory and continuing training. Date that training was completed. Description of facility emergency response drills. Former employees' training records are retained at least three years. Emergency Response Training Plan location: Service Manager's Office Responsible Person: John Meadows Phone 661.835.8900 8.4 Training Responsibility Emergency response procedure training will be perfonued under the direction of John Meadows. Records of this emergency response procedure training will be placed in each employee's file with a copy being retained by the Environmental Health and Safety Compliance Coordinator. The record will include the following: Content of training Name of instructor' Employee name and social security number Date of training E.H.S. Associates Lithia BMW of Bakersfield Hazardous Material Management Plan Page 20 FOR OFFICE IJSE ONI,Y California ttazardous Materials Inventory Reporting i%rm - Chemical l)escription Page (1) [] ADD [] DELETE []REVISE PAGE (2) OF 1 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION (5) Parts Department MAP# (6) I GRID# (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Tetrafluoroethane TRADE SECRET (11) [--[Y [~N COMMON NAME (9). Freon 134a *EHS (12) I-']Y [~N CAS # (10). 81 ] -97-2 *'IF Ells BOX IS "Y" ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS. FIRE CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Nonflammable Gas TYPE (14) [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RAD1OACTIVE (15) __Y X N (16) (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) [] SOLID [] LIQUID [] GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES (18) [-IFIRE []REACTIVE []PRESSURE RELEASE I--]ACUTE HEALTH [-ICHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) NA UNITS(22) [--1 GAL. [] GU.FT. MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) 60 DAYS ON SITE (20) 365 [] LBS. [] TONS AVG DALLY AMOUNT (24) 60_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 30 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25) NA STORAGE (26) []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN [--IBOX []TANK WAGON CONTAINER []UNDER GROUND TANK i'--ICARBOY [~CYLINDER I--IRA. IL CAR [-ITANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM [~PLASTIC BOTTLE [-]PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG [--ITOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE (27) [--IAMBIENT [~ABOVE AMBIENT [--IBELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE (28) []AMBIENT [-IABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT []CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # 1. 100 .~Tetrafluoroethane Y X N _811-97-2 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DALLY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: __100 California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (I) [] ADD [] DELETE [5~]REVISE PAGE (2) OF 2 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CBEMICAL LOCATION (5) Parts Depm~.ment MAP# (6) 1 GILID# (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Dichlorodifluoromethane TRADE SECRET (11) [-IY [~N COMMON NAME (9). Freon t2 *EHS (12) [-]Y CAS # (10) 75-7 ] ~8 *IF Elis BOX tS "Y" ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS FIRE CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Nonflammable Gas TYPE (14) [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) __Y X N (16) (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) [] SOLID [] LIQUID [] GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES (18) [~]FIRE []REACTIVE [5~]PRESSURE RELEASE I-]ACUTE HEALTH [~CHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) N.__~A UNITS(22) [] GAL. [] CU.FT. MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23). 60 DAYS ON SITE (20) 36._~5 [] LBS. [] TONS AVG DAILY AMOUNT (24) 60_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 30 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25) NA STORAGE (26) [-']ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON CONTAINER [~]UNDER GROUND TANK ~--ICARBOY [5~CYLINDER [RAIL CAR []TANK INSIDE BUILDING I-]SILO [-1GLASS BOTTLE [~. []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE []PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG []TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE (27) [~}AMBIENT ~]ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE (28) ~]AMBIENT [-]ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT []CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # 1.__100 __Dichlorodifluoromethane_ Y X N _75-71-8_ 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: __.1,00 ~~!~ FOR OFFICE USE ONLY C~lifornia Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (1) ~ADD ~ DELETE ~REVISE PAGE(2) OF3 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CIqEMICAL LOCATION (5) Service Departmenl MAP~ (6) 1 GRID~ (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Petroleum Distillates T~DE SECRET (11) ~Y ~N COMMON NAME (9). Parts Washer Solvenl *EHS (12) ~Y ~N CAS ~ (10) 64742-94-5 *~F EHS BOX IS "Y" ALL AMO~TS MUST BE IN LBS. FI~ CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Combustible Liquid TYPE (14) ~ PU~ ~ MIXTU~ ~ WASTE ~DIOACTIVE(15)~Y X N (16). {CURIES) PHYS1CALSTATE (17) ~ SOLID ~ LIQUID ~ GAS FEDE~L HAZARD CATEGOmES (18) ~FI~ ~ACTIVE ~PRESSU~ ~LEASE ~ACUTE HEALTH ~CHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) UNITS (22) ~ GAL. ~ CU.FT. MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) 48 DAYS ON SITE (20) 365 ~ LBS. ~ TONS AVG DALLY AMOUNT (24) 48_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21 ). 16 A~UAL WASTE AMT 25) 0 STOI~GE (26) ~ABOVE GRO~D TANK ~ CAN ~BOX ~TANK WAGON CONTAINER ~UNDER GROUND TANK ~CA~OY ~CYLINDER ~IL CAR ~TANK INSIDE BUILDING ~SILO ~GLASS BOTTLE ~ ~STEEL DRUM ~ FIBER DRUM ~PLASTIC BOTTLE ~PLASTIC DRUM ~ BAG ~TOTE BIN STOOGE P~SSU~ (27) ~AMBIENT ~ABOVE AMBIENT ~BELOW AMBIENT STOOGE TEMPE~TU~ (28) ~AMBIENT ~ABOVE AMBIENT ~BELOW AMBIENT ~CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZA~OUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS ~ 1. 10O ~eWoleum Distillates Y X N 64742-94-5 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFO~ATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 322 FOR OFFICE USE ONLY California Itazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (1) I--lADD [] DELETE [~]REVISE PAGE(2) OFn BUSINESS NAME (4) LithiaBMWofBakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION (5) Service DepartmeBt MAP# (6) 1 GRID# (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Petroleum Distillates TRADE SECRET (11) [-]Y COMMON NAME (9) Lubricants *EltS (12) I--]Y [~]N CAS # (10) 64742-54-7 *~F EHS BOX IS "¥" ^LL ^MOtmTS MUST BE IS LBS FIRE CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Combustible Liquid TYPE (14) [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) __Y X N (16). .(CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) [] SOLID [] LIQUID [] GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES (18) []FIRE []REACTIVE I--]PRESSURE RELEASE I--]ACUTE HEALTH [-ICHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) N~A UNITS (22) [~ GAL. [] CU.FT. MAX DALLY AMOUNT (23) 80 DAYS ON SITE (20) 365 [] LBS. [] TONS AVG DAILY AMOUNT (24) 25_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 16 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25) NA STORAGE (26) {~ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN [-']BOX I'-ITANK WAGON CONTAINER I~IUNDER GROUND TANK [-]CARBOY [--}CYLINDER []P.A1L CAR [-']TANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE [--]PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG [--[TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE (27) []AMB1ENT []ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE (28) []AMBIENT ~}ABOVE AMBIENT ~}BELOW AMBIENT ["~CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # 1.__100 __Petroleum Distillates Y X N 64742-54-7 2, Y N 3. Y N 4, Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFOILMATiON MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: __560 California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (I) ~ADD ~ DELETE ~REVISE PAGE(2) OF5 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION (5) Se~ice Department MAPg (6) I GmD~ (7). NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Gasoline T~DE SECRET (11) ~Y ~N COMMON NAME (9) Gasoline *EHS (12) ~Y ~N CAS g (I 0) 8006-61-9 *IF EHS BOX IS "Y" ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS. FI~ CODE (13) HAZA~ CLASSES * Flammable Liquid · TYPE (14) ~ PU~ ~ MIXTU~ ~ WASTE ~DIOACTIVE(15) ~Y X N (16). .(CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) ~ SOLID ~ LIQUID ~ GAS FEDERAL ItAZA~ CATEGORIES (18) ~FI~ ~REACTIVE ~P~SSU~ ~LEASE ~ACUTE HEALTH ~CHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTECODE (19) NA UN1TS (22) ~ GAL. ~ CU.FT. MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) 60 DAYS ON SITE (20) 365 ~ LBS. ~ TONS AVG DAILY AMO~T (24) 30 LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 30 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25). NA STOOGE (26) ~ABOVE CROWD TANK ~ CAN ~BOX ~TANK WAGON CONTAINER ~UNDER CROWD TANK ~CA~OY ~CYLINDER ~RAIL CAR ~TANK INSIDE BUILDING ~SILO ~GLASS BOTTLE ~. ~STEEL DRUM ~ FIBER DRUM ~PLASTIC BOTTLE ~PLASTIC DRUM ~ BAG ~TOTE BIN STOOGE P~SSU~ (27) ~AMBiENT ~ABOVE AMBIENT ~BELOW AMBIENT STOOGE TEMPE~TU~ (28) ~AMBIENT ~ABOVE AMBIENT ~BELOW AMBIENT ~CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZA~OUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS ~ 1. 100 Petroleum Distillates Y X N 8006-61-9 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFO~ATION MAXIMUM DALLY AMO~T - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 420 FOR OFFICE IJSE ONLY California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (1) I--lADD [] DELETE []REVISE PAGE(2) OF6 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW o£Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION (5) Service Department MAP# (6) 1 GraD# (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Oxygen TRADE SECRET (11) []Y []N COMMON NAME (9) Oxygen *EHS (12) []Y CAS # (10). 7782-44-7 *IF EUS ~OX FIRE CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Oxidizer TYPE (14) [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) __Y X N (16) .(CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) [] SOLID [] LIQUID [] GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES (18) []FIRE [--]REACTIVE [5~]PRESSURE RELEASE []ACUTE HEALTH [-ICHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) NA UNITS (22) [] GAL. [] CU.FT. MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) 282 DAYS ON SITE (20) __365 [] LBS. [] TONS AVG DAILY AMOUNT (24) 10{3 LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 282 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25). NA STORAGE (26) ]--]ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN I--]BOX []TANK WAGON CONTAINER I~UNDER GROUND TANK I-'ICARBOY []CYLINDER []RAIL CAR [-ITANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE []PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG []TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE (27) []AMBIENT []ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE (28) []AMBIENT [--IABOVE AMBIENT [-]BELOW AMBIENT []CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # 1. 100 ___Oxygen Y X N _7782-44-7_ 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: __300 California ltazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (I) I--lADD [] DELETE I~REVISE PAGE(2) OF7 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION (5) Service Department MAP// (6) I GRID tl (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Ethane TRADE SECRET (11) I--~Y []N COMMON NAME (9) Acetylene *EHS (12) []Y CAS # (10) 74-86-2 *IF Ells BOX IS "Y" ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS. FIRE CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Flammable Gas TYPE (14) [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) __Y X N (16) (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) [] SOLID [] LIQUID [] GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES (18) [~FIRE []REACTIVE [-]PRESSURE RELEASE [--1ACUTE HEALTH I--]CHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) N._.& UNITS (22) [] GAL. [] CU.FT. MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) 286 DAYS ON SITE (20) _ 365 [] LBS. [] TONS AVG DALLY AMOUNT (24) 100_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 143 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25) NA STORAGE (26) I-]ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX [--1TANK WAGON CONTAINER I--IUNDER GROUND TANK I--}CARBOY []CYLINDER [-3RA1L CAR I-]TANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO [~]GLASS BOTTLE [] ~ISTEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM [~]PLASTIC BOTTLE []PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG I--]TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE (27) []AMBIENT []ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE (28) []AMBIENT [--]ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT []CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # 1. 100 AceWlene Y X N 74-86-2 2. Acetone Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. __Y __N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 180 California Nazar~ons ~alerials lnvenlory Reporting Form - Chemical Deseriplion Page (1) ~ADD ~ DELETE ~I~VISE PAGE(2) OF8 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION (5) Service Depa~ment MAP~ (6) 1 GmD ff (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8~ Refined Base Oils T~DE SECRET (11) ~Y ~N COMMON NAME (9) Motor Oil *EHS (12) ~Y CAS g (10). 64742-54-7 *w EHS BOX IS "Y" ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS. FI~ CODE (13) ~ZA~ CLASSES * Combustible Liquid TYPE (14) ~ PU~ ~ MIXTU~ ~ WASTE ~D1OACTIVE(15)~Y X N (16). .(CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) ~ SOLID ~ LIQUID ~ GAS FEDE~L HAZARD CATEGO~ES (18) ~FI~ ~ACTIVE ~P~SSU~ ~LEASE ~ACUTE HEALTH ~CHRONIC HEALTI4 STATE WASTE CODE (19) NA UNITS(22) ~ GAL. ~ CU.FT. MAX DAILY AMO~T (23). 830 DAYS ON SITE (20) 365 ~ LBS. ~ TONS AVG DAILY AMOUNT (24) 200 LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 500 A~UAL WASTE AMT 25) NA STOOGE (26) ~ABOVE GROUND TANK ~ CAN ~BOX ~TANK WAGON CONTAINER ~UNDER GRO~D TANK ~CA~OY ~CYLINDER ~IL CAR ~TANK INSIDE BUILDING ~S1LO ~GLASS BOTTLE ~STEEL DR~ ~ FIBER DRUM ~PLASTIC BOTTLE ~PLASTIC DRUM ~ BAG ~TOTE BIN STOOGE P~SSU~ (27) ~AMBIENT ~ABOVE AMBIENT ~BELOW AMBIENT STOOGE TEMPE~TU~ (28) ~AMBIENT ~ABOVE AMBIENT ~BELOW AMBIENT ~CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZA~OUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS 1. 100 Refined Base Oils Y X N 64742-54-7 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFO~ATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: ~5,800 FOR OFFICI~ USE ONLY California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical ~)escription Page (1) I--lADD [] DELETE [~IREVISE PAGE(2) OF9 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW o£Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION (5) Service Department MAP# (6) I GRID# (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Hydraulic Oil TRADE SECRET (11) ~JY [SE]N COMMONNAME (9). ATF *EHS (12) FlY [5~]N CAS # (10) 64742-55-8 *~ EI~S ~,OX ~S "Y" ^l~ ^~OtmTS ~USt e,~. m UaS. FIRE CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Combustible Liquid TYPE (14) [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACT[VE(15) __Y X N (16) (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) [] SOLID [] LIQUID [] GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES (18) [5~FIRE []REACTIVE []PRESSURE RELEASE []ACUTE HEALTH []CHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) ~ UNITS(22) [] GAL. [] CU.FT. MAX DAlLY AMOUNT (23) 80 DAYS ON SITE (20) 365 [] LBS. [] TONS AVG DAILY AMOUNT (24) 40_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 80 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25) NA STORAGE (26) []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN [-1BOX []TANK WAGON CONTAINER [--~UNDER GROUND TANK [--}CARBOY I~CYLINDER []RAIL CAR I-]TANK INSIDE BUILDING [']SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] [--ISTEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE I-"IPLASTIC DRUM [] BAG []TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE (27) [Si]AMBIENT []ABOVE AMBIENT [--IBELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE (28) []AMBIENT [--IABOVE AMBIENT l-]BELOW AMBIENT [~]CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # 1.__100 __Hydraulic Oil Y X N _64742-55-8_ 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: .~560 (1) I--lADD [] DELETE []REVISE PAGE(2) OF10 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CItEMICAL LOCATION ($) Service Department MAP# (6) I GRID# (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Petroleum Distillates TRADE SECRET (11) COMMON NAME (9) Waste Motor Oil *EHS (12) CAS # (10) 64742-54-7 *tF E~s Box ts 'y" ^[n ^MOUN?S MUST BE tS nas. FIRE CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Combustible Liquid TYPE (14) [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) __Y X N (16) (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) [] SOLID [] LIQUID [] GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES (18) [5~IFIRE []REACTIVE []PRESSURE RELEASE []ACUTE HEALTH []CHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) 221 UNITS (22) [] GAL. [] CU.FT. MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) 400 DAYS ON SITE (20) 365 [] LBS. [~ TONS AVG DAILY AMOUNT (24) 100_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 537 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25) 537 STORAGE (26) []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX [-]TANK WAGON CONTAINER [--1UNDER GROUND TANK ~ICARBOY []CYLINDER [] RAIL CAR [-]TANK INSIDE BUILDING [-]SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [~]. I-]STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM [-IPLASTIC BOTTLE [-]PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG I-'ITOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE (27) [5~AMBIENT []ABOVE AMB1ENT []BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE (28) {5~IAMBIENT []ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT []CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32)CAS# 1.__100 Petroleum Distillates_ Y X N 64742-54-7 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: _~._2,480 California ltazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (I) I--lADD [] DELETE [5~REVISE PAGE(2) OFll BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION ($) Service Departmen! MAP# (6) I GRID// (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Ethylene Glycol TRADE SECRET (11) [-]Y [5~N COMMON NAME (9) Waste Antifreeze *EHS (12) [--]Y []N CAS # (10) 107-21-1 *Iv EHS BOX IS "V" ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS. FIRE CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Acute Toxicity TYPE (14) [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) __Y X N (16) (CURIES PHYSICAL STATE (17) [] SOLID [] LIQUID [] GAS FEDERAL I-lAZARD CATEGORIES (18) I-']FIRE [-IREACTIVE []PRESSURE RELEASE []ACUTE HEALTH [--ICHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTECODE (19) 134 UNITS (22) [] GAL. [] GU.FT. MAX DALLY AMOUNT (23) 55 DAYS ON SITE (20) 365 [] LBS. [] TONS AVG DAILY AMOUNT (24) 20 LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 55 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25) 73 STORAGE (26) []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX ' []TANK WAGON CONTAINER I-'] UNDER GROUND TANK []CARBOY [--ICYLINDER [~RA1L CAR []TANK INSIDE BUILDING I--]SILO []GLASS BOTTLE [] []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM [-IPLASTIC BOTTLE []PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG [-ITOTE Bm STORAGE PRESSURE (27) []AMBIENT []ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE (28) []AMBIENT []ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT []CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # t. 50 __Ethylene Glycol Y X N 107-21-1 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DALLY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 435 California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (1) [-]ADD [] DELETE []REVISE PAGE(2) OF 12 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAL LOCATION (5) Service Department MAP# (6) I GRID# (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) Sodium Hydroxide Solution TRADE SECRET il 1) [-}Y [7~lN COMMON NAME (9) Degreaser *EHS (12) [-]Y [~N CAS # (10). 1310-73-2 *iF EHS BOX iS "¥" ^L[ ^MOU~TS MUST BE iN L~S FIRE CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Corrosive TYPE (14) [] PURE [] MIXTURE [] WASTE RADIOACTIVE(15)__~' X N (16) .(CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) [] SOLID [] LIQUID [] GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES (18) []FIRE []REACTIVE []PRESSURE RELEASE [~ACUTE HEALTH [--ICHRON1C HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) N._~A UNITS(22) [] GAL. [] CU.FT. MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23). 55 DAYS ON SITE (20) ~ [] LBS. [] TONS AVG DALLY AMOUNT (24) 20_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21). 55 ANNUAL WASTE AMT 25). NA STORAGE (26) []ABOVE GROUND TANK [] CAN []BOX []TANK WAGON CONTAINER I~UNDER GROUND TANK [--[CARBOY [-]CYLINDER I--]RAIL CAR [--ITANK INSIDE BUILDING []SILO [-]GLASS BOTTLE [] []STEEL DRUM [] FIBER DRUM []PLASTIC BOTTLE []PLASTIC DRUM [] BAG []TOTE BIN STORAGE PRESSURE (27) []AMBIENT []ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE (28) []AMBIENT []ABOVE AMBIENT []BELOW AMBIENT ['-]CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # 1. 20 __Sodium Hydroxide Y X N _1310-73-2 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 450 FOR OIVF'ICI~ USE ONLY Califoraia Ha~rdous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (I) ~ ADD ~ DELETE ~REVISE PAGE (2) OF 13 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMWofBakersfield CHEM1CAL LOCATION (5) Service Department MAP~ (6) 1 GRID~ (7) NA CHEMICAL NAME (8) PeU'oleum Distillates TILDE SEC~T (1 l) ~Y ~N COMMON ~AME (9) G~ass Cleaner *EHS (12) ~Y ~N CAS ~ (l 0). No~e *IF ~HS BOX IS "Y" ALL AMO~TS MUST BE IN LBS HRE CODE (13) HAZA~ CLASSES * Combustible Liquid TYPE (14) ~ PU~ ~ MIXTU~ ~ WASTE ~DIOACTIVE (15) __Y X N (16). (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) ~ SOLID ~ LIQUID ~ GAS FEDEI~L HAZARD CATEGO~ES (18) ~F]~ ~ACTIVE ~P~SSURE ~LEASE ~ACUTE HEALTH ~CHRONIC HEALTH STATE WASTE CODE (19) NA UNITS(22) ~ GAL. ~ CU.FT. MAX DA1LY AMOUNT (23) 55 DAYS ON SITE(20) 365 ~ LBS. ~ TONS AVGDAILY AMOUNT (24) 20_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21) 55 A~UAL WASTE AMT 25) NA STOOGE (26) ~ABOVE GRO~D TANK ~ CAN ~BOX ~TANK WAGON CONTAINER ~UNDER GROUND TANK ~CA~OY ~CYLINDER ~IL CAR ~TANK ~SIDE BUILDING ~SILO ~GLASS BOTTLE ~. ~STEEL DR~ ~ FIBER DRUM ~PLASTIC BOTTLE ~PLAST1C DRUM ~ BAG ~TOTE BIN STOOGE P~SSU~ (27) ~AMBIENT ~ABOVE AMBIENT ~BELOW AMBIENT STO~OE TEMPE~TU~ (28) ~AMBIENT ~ABOVE AMBIENT ~BELOW AMBIENT ~CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) HAZA~OUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS ~ 1. ~5 ~lsopropyl Alcohol_ Y X N _67-63-0_ 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFO~AT1ON MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 450 OmCE ONLY California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Page (1) [-]ADD [] DELETE [~REVISE PAGE(2) OF 14 BUSINESS NAME (4) Lithia BMW of Bakersfield CHEMICAl. LOCATION (5) Service Department MAP~ (6) I GRID~ (7) NA 'CHEMICAL NAME (8) Sulfuric Acid T~DE SEC~T (1 l) ~Y ~N COMMON NAME (9) Batteries *EHS (12) ~Y ~N CAS ~ (10) 7664-93-9 *IF EHS BOX IS "Y" ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS FI~ CODE (13) HAZARD CLASSES * Con'osive TYPE (14) ~ PURE ~ MIXTURE ~ WASTE ~DIOACTIVE(t5)~Y X N (16). (CURIES) PHYS1CAL STATE (17) ~ SOLID ~ LIQUID ~ GAS FEDE~L HAZA~ CATEGO~ES (18) ~FI~ ~ACTIVE ~P~SSU~ ~LEASE ~ACUTE HEALTH ~CHRON1C HEALTH STATE WASTECODE (19) NA UNITS (22) ~ GAL. ~ CU.FT. MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) 50 DAYS ON SITE (20) 365 ~ LBS. ~ TONS AVG DALLY AMOUNT (24) 25_ LARGEST CONTAINER (21). each A~UAL WASTE AMT 25) NA STOOGE (26) ~ABOVE GROUND TANK ~ CAN ~BOX ~TANK WAGON CONTAINER ~DER CROWD TANK ~CA~OY ~CYLINDER ~IL CAR ~TANK INSIDE BUILDING ~SILO ~GLASS BOTTLE ~. ~STEEL DR~ ~ FIBER DR~ ~PLASTIC BOTTLE ~PLASTIC DRUM ~ BAG ~TOTE BIN STOOGE P~SSU~ (27) ~AMBIENT ~ABOVE AMBIENT ~BELOW AMBIENT STOOGE TEMPE~TURE (28) ~AMBIENT ~ABOVE AMB1ENT ~BELOW AMBIENT ~CRYOGENIC (29) %WT (30) ~ZA~OUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS ~ 1. ~50 Sulfuric Acid X Y N _7664-93-9_ 2. Y N 3. Y N 4. Y N 5. Y N (3~) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFO~ATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMO~T - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: ~800