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Home My WebLink AboutBUSINESS PLAN 7/31/2007-~- ~"~~ ~ D'ANGELO & SONS D 406 CHICO STREET i f, \ Hazardous Materials/Hazardous Waste Unified Permit . CONDITIONS.~OF,PERMIT oN' REVERSE SIDE ~ Underground Storage of Hazardous Materials Permit ID #:: 0t$-000-00t451 [] Risk Management Program. E] Hazardous Waste On-Site Treatmen~ DANGEL0 & SONS INC LOCATION: 406 CHICO ST OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SER VICES' 1715 Chester Ave., 3rd Floor .. ?.Approveclby: Bakersfield, CA 93301 : ' .' :".)!i' "i(~'" CoUa~u~~ ~ss-erme Voice (661) 326-3979 . FAX (661) 326-0576 "". ' ExPiration Date: JL~le 30; 2003 Hazardous Materials/Hazardous Waste Unified Permit CONDITIONS OF PERMIT ON REVERSE SIDE ....... ,~ ,,~, ~,,~ ~;,~!i~??!!? ~,~,,~, This permit is issued for the following: .~ ~"~ii"'i' :!.,~!i~;!!'=:??~:;~:ill i?iiii,~, ~ i, ill ?i i?iiiiiDiliU~erground Storage of Hazardous Materials PERMIT ID# 015-0214)01431 ' ~'.'~i'~"i?~ i~,,i~,,ii?~iiii:iii i i!i i::~' ~::.:=~!!!!!i!i ii!!ii!!iiiii!!!i!!!i!!!i!!!??!::.~ iiiill ~!i~ki~,.agement Program ~ ~,=. '...:~ =. .~,-..::'....:.:::::::? '/ , ~. ~, ,?:: ~='~ i~ , /~ /.,~ ~ / ~'-. "'~ '~ ~ "~ I!::' ...... '"'~ i , ~' ~"~i~i~~ ~' ~i~ ~ i~ ~'" '~i~-. "'i~i: ~"' .,... ~.-. '~...:..._"=~.':~?',. ",.. · F' · ,af~.' ~'~ ' '~i -'-'""'"'~ .... [~Z~" ,~ ""~.. h ::'"~"~,-.., .............. ~.~"~ ~...I~,'~.:~I[1 III '. ]ssu~ by: B~ersfield Fire Depa~ment ~z~ ~h~z~ ~., 3~d Floo~ B~e~fiel~ CA 93301 ~ O~ce of ~enml S~ Voice (805) 326-3979 F~ (805) 326~76 Expiration Date: ITE DIAGRAM ~" ILITY HAZ. MAT, DIV. 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DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 Manager CHESTER CHAIDEZ Location: 406 CHICO ST City BAKERSFIELD BusPhone: (661) 483-2341 Map 103 CommHaz Moderate Grid: 29C FacUnits: 1 AOV: CommCode: BFD STA 02 EPA Numb: 000124513 SIC Code:5198 DunnBrad:126196542 Emergency Contact / Title Emergency Contact / Title CHESTER C HAIDEZ / MANAGER LONNIE BOATMAN / ASST MANAGER Business Phone: (661) 324-2077x Business Phone: (661) 324-2077x 24-Hour Phone (661) 871-3114x 24-Hour Phone (661) 366-8467x Pager Phone ( ) - x Pager Phone ( ) - x Hazmat Hazards: Fire ImmHlth DelHlth Contact CHESTER CHAIDEZ Phone: (661) 483-2341x MailAddr: 406 CHICO ST State: CA City BAKERSFIELD Zip 93305 Owner DANGELO & SONS INC Phone: (661) 483-2341x Address 1114 INDUSTRIAL AVE State: CA City OXNARD Zip 93030 Period to TotalASTs: = Gal Preparers TotalUSTs: = Gal Certif ' d: RSs : No ParcelNo: Emergency Directives: PROG A - HAZMAT PROG H - HAZ WASTE GEN ENr~ AUC o ~ ~oo~ Qased on m reti a y inquirgy of those individuals pon„ihl;, for oiatainin the informati on, !certify under penaity of la~rr that I have e personally xamined and am familiar with the i sub f n ormation mitted and believe the information is true, acc~ = te. d co iete. Si ~~ J 6 gnature ! r ~ Date -1- 07/11/2007 7. ~ F DANGELO & SONS INC = ~ Hazmat Inventory ~ MCP+DailyMax Order = SiteID: 015-021-001431 ~ By Facility Unit ~ Fixed Containers on Site ~ Hazmat Common Name... SpecHaz EPA Hazards Frm DailyMax Unit MCP AUTOMOTIVE PAINT F IH DH L 1800.00 GAL Mod THINNERS & REDUCERS F IH DH L 1350.00 GAL Mod ENAMEL F IH DH L 220.00 GAL Mod POLYESTER BODY FILLER F IH DH L 160.00 GAL Mod CLEANING SOLVENT F DH L 5.00 GAL Mod WASTE PAINT F DH L 55.00 GAL UnR -2- 07/11/2007 -3- 07/11/2007 F DANGELO & SONS INC SitelD: 015-021-001431 ~ ~ Inventory Item 0004 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ~ COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME AUTOMOTIVE PAINT Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: MIXING RM LIQUID STORAGE RM CAS# Liquid TMixtur~mbient~E ~ AmbientT~E METALOCONTAINRTNONDRUM AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 5.00 GAL 1800.00 GAL 950.00 GAL t11~Gt1ttUVUJ wt~lr~lvt'~1v1A oWt. RS CAS# Xylene, Mixed No 1330207 Acetone No 67641 Toluene No 108883 n-Butyl Acetate No 123864 Methyl Ethyl Ketone No 78933 Isopropyl Alcohol No 67630 riEiG1iYCL H.7.7~.7.71~1r,1V 1.7 TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod -4- 07/11/2007 F DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 ~ ~ Inventory Item 0003 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ~ COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME THINNERS & REDUCERS Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: DISPLAY AREA LIQUID STORAGE RM OUTSIDE STORAGE RM CAS# 67-64-1 Liquid TMixtur~mbient~E ~ AmbientT~E METAL CONTAINRTNONDRUM AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 53.00 GAL 1350.00 GAL 605.00 GAL tiAG1~tC11~u~ C:Vl~lYUlV~1V"1"J oWt. RS CAS# 30.00 Acetone No 67641 10.00 Toluene No 108883 10.00 Isopropanol No 67630 5.00 n-Butyl Acetate No 123864 5.00 n-Propyl Acetate No 109604 ru~~HtcL t~~~~a~i~i~ivt5 TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod -5- 07/11/2007 F DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 ~ ~ Inventory Item 0002 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ~ COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ENAMEL Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: DISPLAY AREA LIQUID STORAGE RM CAS# 1330-20-7 Liquid Mixture PRESSURE TEMPERATURE METALOCONTAINRTNONDRUM T ~ Ambient ~ Ambient AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 5.00 GAL 220.00 GAL 80.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. RS CAS# 50.00 Xylene, Mixed No 1330207 5.00 Toluene No 108883 3.00 n-Butyl Acetate No 123864 15.00 Naphtha No 8030306 15.00 Mineral Spirits No 8030306 nti[~til.C1J •`iJ ~7,G.7 a71.1L' 1V 1 ~ TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod ~ Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ~ COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME POLYESTER BODY FILLER Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: DISPLAY AREA LIQUID STORAGE RM CAS# 100-42-5 Liquid Mixture PRESSURE ~ TAE~MPeRATURE CONTAINER TYPE T -~mbient METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 1.00 GAL 160.00 GAL I 100.00 GAL r1C~utuL1JV V.7 l.V!•lt'V1V P~1V t S %Wt• RS CAS# 20.00 Styrene No 100425 rlt'~L~KRL L'ia iJ Li.7.71•1L'LV1J TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod -6- 07/11/2007 F DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 ~ ~ Inventory Item 0005 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ~ COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME CLEANING SOLVENT Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: STORAGE RM CAS# 64742-88-7 STATE TYPE PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid TMixture~Ambient ~ Ambient METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 5.00 GAL 5.00 GAL 1.00 GAL nr~~s-s~uvu~ ~.vrirulvr,ly i S $Wt. RS CAS# 50.00 Petroleum Unrefined Hydrocarbons No 8002059 25.00 Isopropyl Alcohol No 67630 20.00 Toluene No 108883 L31iGtiiCL 1-x.7 .7 L,J.71•ll',ly 1 J TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F DH / / / Mod ~ Inventory Item 0006 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ~ COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME WASTE PAINT Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: CAS# Liquid TWaste ~ AmbRent~E ~ AmbientT~E DRUM/BARRELEMETALLI~ AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 55.00 GAL 55.00 GAL 55.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS , %Wt. RSA CAS# HAZARD AS SESSMENTS TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F DH / / / UnR -7- 07/11/2007 F DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 ~ Fast Format ~ ~ Notif./Evacuation/Medical Overall Site ~ ~ Agency Notification 10/16/2000 ~ CALL 911. Employee Notif./Evacuation 10/16/2000 EXIT AT FRONT AND REAR OF BLDG, MEET AT SANDSTONE CONTRACTOR SALES OFFICE. Public Notif./Evacuation 03/24/2006 EXISTS AT FRONT AND REAR OF BLDG MARKED. COUNTER PERSON TO ESCORT PUBLIC OUT OF BLDG TO SANDSTONE CONTRACTOR SALES OFFICE. Emergency Medical Plan 10/26/2006 SAN JOAQUIN COMMINITY HOSPITAL, 2615 EYE ST, 395-3000 OR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, 420 34TH ST, 327-1792. -8- 07/11/2007 F DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 ~ Fast Format ~ ~ Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt Overall Site ~ ~ Release Prevention 10/26/2006 ~ MIXING ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO 500-GAL TANK FOR SPILLS. LIQUID STORAGE ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO 500-GAL TANK FOR SPILLS. DISPLAY AREA - NO OPEN CONTAINERS. ABSORBENT GRANULES FOR SMALL SPILLS. Release Containment 10/26/2006 MIXING ROOM AND LIQUID STORAGE ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO A 500-GAL TANK FOR SPILLS. OUTSIDE LIQUID STORAGE DIKED. Clean Up 03/21/2007 ABSORBANT GRANUALS FOR SMALL SPILLS. CALL HAZMAT FOR LARGE SPILLS. V1~11C.L rcCSVUrc:C tac LlvaL1OI1 -9- 07/11/2007 R F DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 ~ Fast Format ~ ~ Site Emergency Factors Overall Site ~ aNc~:lai na~ctiu~ Utility Shut-Offs 03/21/2007 GAS - NW CRNR OF BLDG ELECTRICAL - N END OF BLDG W OF DOOR WATER - REAR ALLEY OF W END OF GATE Fire Protec./Avail. Water 01/30/2007 PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - SPRINKLERS, EXTINGUISHERS ON COUNTER, DISPLAY AREA, MIXING ROOM, LIQUID STORAGE ROOM, BY RESTROOM, AND UPSTAIRS. FIRE HYDRANT - SE CRNR TULARE ST & ALLEY. Building Occupancy Level 12/11/2006 8 EMPLOYEES -10- 07/11/2007 F DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 ~ Fast Format ~ ~ Training Overall Site ~ ~ Employee Training 10/26/2006 ~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE. BRIEF SUNIMARY OF TRAINING PROGRAM: WE HAVE A TRAINING MANUAL AND HOLD TRAINING MEETINGS. rayc c Held for Future Use Held for Future Use -11- 0~/11/200~ ~_ B A K E R S .. F ~,.o,,,.~ I E ~ L ~. D MEMORANDUM TO: Steve Ewing, Civil Engineer III FROM: ~~oward Wines, Hazardous Materials Specialist, PG 7239 DATE: 'November 20, 2006 SUBJECT: Hazardous Materials Limits for S Occupancy at 406 Chico Street I have reviewed the quantities and classifications of hazardous materials intended to be stored in the proposed addition to the D'Angelo & Sons Paint Store at 406 Chico Street. In order for the storage to be exempt from classification as an H Occupancy, the storage has to be no greater that the amounts listed in Table 3-D of the 2001 Building Code. Class I-A Flammable Liquids, such as Acetone & Thinner (as proposed) has a maximum amount of 30 gallons which can be increased 100% due to the new addition being sprinklered (pursuant to Footnote 6 of Table 3-D) and increased by 100% if stored in approved and listed flammable liquid storage cabinets (per Footnote 10). Footnote 10 also allows both 100% increases to apply, which would bring the maximum quantity of Class I-A allowed as 90 gallons total (30+30+30). Class I-C Flammable Liquids, such as Odor Neutralizer (as proposed) has a maximum amount of 90 gallons with the same increases allowed by Footnotes 6 & 10 which would be 270 gallons. However, together with Class I-A, cannot exceed 120 gallons, with the same footnotes applying, or 360 total gallons of the combination of all Class I type Flammable Liquids in approved and listed cabinets in a sprinklered building. Class II Combustible Liquids, such as Pina Colada Car Scent (as proposed) has a maximum amount of 120 gallons with the same Footnotes 6 & 10 applying which would be 360 gallons in approved and listed cabinets in a sprinklered building. No container shall exceed 5 gallon capacity. Other provisions of the Code may also apply. Je22~sirt~ ~~ ~~~ eJU'G ~/~o'-te ~~~ ~Z~~y2%~ie~ „ Prevention Services UNIFIED PROGRAM INSPECTION CHECKLIST ~ R. .q F. R_S' F ,_ ~ 900 'IYuxtun Ave., Suite 210 .-~~ ~>~,-_,~~._.M~ ~~~-_.,.~~,_...u..a ~-. ~ ~d___ ~~, ~~- ~A~ N~ ,a ~ __.-~ .~.~~ Fiae Bakersfield, CA 93301 - SECTION 1: Business Plan and Inventory Program i°Rr"' Tei.: (661) 326-3979 Fax: (661) 872-2171 • • FACILITY NAME - S J G INSPECTION DATE ~ f ' 3 ~ -~~ ~ INSPECTION TIME 10 5" orv S n16riL d , -•c . ADDRESS ~U~ G/1/Co lJ 7 PHONE NO. C/83 - Z3y/ NOOFE LOYEES FACILITY CONTACT / L ~ BUSINESS ID NUMBER 15-021- ~D/(/~/ d ~ ~ ~ o ~4- vv~, w- ~ / ~ Sec ~~ tion 1: Business Plan and Inventory Program 5 ROUTINE ^ COMBINED ^ JOINT AGENCY ^ MULTI-AGENCY ^ COMPLAINT ^ RE-INSPECTION C V ~ C=Compliance OPERATION V=Violation COMMENTS ^ APPROPRIATE PERMIT ON HAND ~/ L~J ^ BUSIneSS PLAN CONTACT INFORMATION ACCURATE ^ VISIBLE ADDRESS oos ^ CORRECT OCCUPANCY 1 ~I~I ^ VERIFICATION OF INVENTORY MATERIALS ^ VERIFICATION OF QUANTITIES ^ VERIFICATION OF LOCATION I \ (~ ^ PROPER SEGREGATION OF MATERIAL Ll ^ VERIFICATION OF MSDS AVAILABILITY ^ VERIFICATION OF HAZ MAT TRAINING ^ VERIFICATION OF ABATEMENT SUPPLIES AND PROCEDURES IQ ^ EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ADEQUATE ^ CONTAINERS PROPERLY LABELED i~ ^ HOUSEKEEPING ~ LI ^ FIRE PROTECTION ^ SITE DIAGRAM ADEQUATE & ON HAND ANY HAZARDOUSQWASTE ON SIT.Ee? IdYtS ^ NO EXPLAIN: ~' ` S / /L {'~ ~'~yT! QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS INSPECTION? PLEASE CALL US AT (661) 326-3979 1,~lyT/~Oi+/Y ~~~ 6~f b9- Z /.4 - ~~ Inspector (Please Print) Fire Prevention 11~` In /Shift of Site/Station # B iness Site / ResF ~ White -Prevention Services - Yellow -Station Copy Pink -Business Copy FD 2155 (Rev. 09/05 S, t + DANGELO & SONS INC __________________________________ SiteID: 015-021-001431 + Manager Location: 406 CHICO ST City BAKERSFIELD BusPhone: (661) 483-2341 Map 103 CommHaz Moderate Grid: 29C FacUnits: 1 AOV: CommCode: BFD STA 02 SIC Code:5198 EPA Numb: 000124513 DunnBrad:126196542 - - - ----------------------------------- Emergency Contact / Title Emergency Contact / Title CHESTER CHAIDEZ / MANIAGER LONNIE BOATMAN / ASST MANAGER Business Phone: (661) 32'4-2077x Business Phone: (661) 324-2077x 24-Hour Phone (661) 871-3114x 24-Hour Phone (661) 366-8467x Pager Phone ( ) - x Pager Phone ( ) - x Hazmat Hazards: Fire ImmHlth DelHlth Contact : x_rnw =n*wT~m/1TT Phone: (805) 483-2341x MailAddr: 406 CHICO ST State: CA City BAKERSFIELD Zip 93305 Owner DANGELO & SONS INC Phone: (805) 483-2341x Address 1114 INDUSTRIAL~AVE State: CA City OXNARD Zip 93030 Period to TotalASTs: = Gal Preparers TotalUSTs: = Gal Certif'd: RSs: No ParcelNo: Emergency Directives: ~ PROG A - HAZMAT PROG H - HAZ WASTE GEN used on my inquiry of those individuals ~~~ responsible for obtaining the information, I certify ~ ~ ~ ~ ZOOc under penalty of law that I have personally U examined and am familiar with the information submitted and believe the information is true, accurate, an ~' I-t'V~U ignature Date -1- 02/28/2006 UNIFIED PROGRAM INSPECTION CHECKLIST ~~ SECTION 1 Business .Plan and Inventory Program • FACILITY NAME ADDRESS !~f1G-----.C1~i.cv---__ ----.- FACILITYCONTACT cx~ r~~2- Gig ~,~c ~ - - ---__.-- ___._ -._-.___-._ -_ _...._.._.._- _ _.-__ _--- _ ~-. 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Environmental Services 900 Truxtun Ave., Suite 210 Bakersfield, CA 93301 Tel: (661)-326-3979 INSPECTION GATE INSPECTION TIME PHONE No. No. of Employees L~~3 -z3y1, -- j~---- -- - - t~usiness ID Number Is-o21- ooly3/ Section 1; Business Plan and Inventory Program ~outine O Combined ^ Joint Agency ^Mnlti-Agency ^ Complaint ^ Re-inspection C V ~ V=vio ationnCe l OPERATION COMMENTS ^ APPROPRIATE PERMIT ON HAND ^ BUSINESS PLAN CONTACT INFORMATION ACCURATE U ^ VISIBLE ADDRESS • ANY HAZARDOUpS~jWASTE ON SITE?: qo r ES ^ NO ExPLAIN: ` r ` ~a~ ~ ~S 1 I'^ • QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS INSPECTIOfJ~ PLEASE CALL US AT ~GB'I ~ 3Z6-3979 Inspector (Please Print) Fire Prevention 1st-In/Shift of Site While - Environmental Services relkrw -Station Copy Busl ess espon arty (Please Print) rn 8 Pink • t3usiness Copy ~`~~ ~~~ CITY OF BAKERSFIEI.D F1RE DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES ~~ UNIFIED PROCRAl14 INSPECTION CHECKLIST 4 'wr "ati~~ 1715 Chester Ave., 3rd Floor, Bakersfield, CA 93301 FACILITY NAME dA~ o -~K -~ INSPECTION DATE `~` Z Y ~ ~ 3 _ RESS ad~~ PHONE NO. ~ ~ - Z 3 Y / A~~ .r~r FACILITY CONTACT_~ ~rrJ e ~af.~a~.. BUSINESS ID NO. 15-21 U- V ~ / Y j INSPECTION TIME Z o,,.~r~• NCIMBER OP EMPLOYEES /O Section l: Business Plan and Inventory Program ~outine ^ Combined ^ Joint Agency ^hulti-Agency ^ Complaint ^ Re-inspection OPERATION C V COMMENTS Appropriate permit on hand Business plan contact information accurate Visible address '~ QC~ Correct occupancy Verification of inventory materials Verification of quantities Verification of location Proper segregation of material Verification of MSDS availability Verification of Naz Mat training Verification of abatement supplies and procedures 1 Emergency procedures adequate Containers properly labeled / / ~J ,Q6 l 1, 7 t / ~ ~/t.X~~c Housekeeping l Fire Protection Site Diagram Adequate & On Hand C=Compliance V=Violation Any hazardous waste on site?: ~'es ^ No Explain: Questions regarding this inspection? Please call us at (661) 326-3979 ~' t/ White -Env. Svcs. Yellow • Station Copy Pink - t3usiness Copy Business Site Responsible Party Inspector: ~~jA~ ~~ ~~ ~~ CITY OF BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES UNIFIED PROGRAM INSPECTION CHECKLIST 1715 Chester Ave., 3rd Floor, Bakersfield, CA 93301 FACILITY NAME / rNSPECTION DATE ADDRESS '5',O~ ~-",~/~o ~-/. PnoNENO. FACILITY CONTACT ,L,~,~.~;-e_._,~,~-/',.~,a*.BUSINESS ID NO. 15-210- Ca ~ / ~f~ / INSPECTION TIME ~ o ,.~,~.~-, NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES Section 1: Business Plan and Inventory Program ~outine [~ Combined [~} Joint Agency [~ Multi-Agency ~ Complaint ~ Re-inspection OPERATION C V COMMENTS Appr. opriate permit on hand Business plan contact information accurate Visible address Correct occupancy 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 Housekeeping Fire Protection Site Diagram Adequate & On Hand C=Compliance V=Violation '~~ Explain: Questions regarding this inspection? Please call us at (661) 326-3979 Bustness S~te Responsible Party DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-~01431 Manager : ~%%%~. BusPhone: (661) 483-2341 Location: 406 CHICO ST Map : 103 CommHaz : Moderate City : BAKERSFIELD ~ Grid: 29C FacUnits: 1 AOV: CommCode: BAKERSFIELD STATION 02 SIC Code: ~{ ~ EPA Numb: C ~ ~f ~-~ ~-1% DunnBrad: ~ ~_~ l ~ ~'--C/2.../ Emergency Contact / Title Emergency Contact / Title CHESTER CHAIDEZ / MANAGER LONNIE BOATMAN / ASST MANAGER Business Phone: (661) 324-2077x Business Phone: (661) 324-2077x 24-Hour Phone : (661) 871-3114x 24-Hour Phone : (661) 366-8467x Pager Phone : ( ) - x Pager Phone : ( ) - x Hazmat Hazards: Fire ImmHlth DelHlth Contact : -~i~ ~~ Phone: ~~8~2341x MailAddr: 406 CHICO ST State: CA City : BAKERSFIELD Zip : 93305 Owner DANGELO & SONS INC Phone:~/~483-2341x Address : 1114 INDUSTRIAL AVE State: CA City : OXNARD Zip : 93030 Period : to TotalASTs: = Gal Preparer: TotalUSTs: = Gal Certif'd: RSs: No ParcelNo: Emergency Directives: I, "" ~ Do h~rebv certify rr~~ - that I hays reviewed the,.J~ ~/attached hazardous materials manage. merit plan fo Ir .~._J2_~2,5~o ~.~c~r~ d(~~ that it along with shy corrections cons~ituts a complsts and correct man- f/Signature -1- 08/04/2003 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 = Hazmat Inventory By Facility Unit -- MCP+DailyMax Order Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Common Name... ISpooHazlEPA HazardsI Frm I DailyMax lUnitlMCP AUTOMOTIVE PAINT F IH DH L ~ ~00 GAL Mod THINNERS & REDUCERS F IH DH L l%~-l~q~0 GAL Mod ENAMEL F IH DH L~Z~ _1~0 GAL Mod POLYESTER BODY FILLER F IH DH L 160.00 GAL Mod CLEANING SOLVENT F DH L 5.00 GAL Mod WASTE PAINT F DH L GAL UnR -2- 08/04/2003 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 Fast Format ~ Training Overall Site -- Employee Training 06/02/1997 WE HAVE~/~EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY. WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE. BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING PROGRAM: WE HAVE A TRAINING MANUAL AND HOLD TRAINING MEETINGS. Page 2 Held for Future Use Held for Future Use -12- 08/04/2003 i CITY OF BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT / OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES UNIFIED PROGRAM INSPECTION CHECKLIST 1715 Chester Ave., 3rd Floor, Bakersfield, CA 93301 ! FACILITY NAME ,~~.~/'a, ~ INSPECTION DATE ~'///,.3J~ / ADDRESS *;,~o~ a:~A~'-~o ~ ~. PHONENO. .~2~- ~a, ~'7 FACILITY CONTACT E~-r-- a:~-/~/~,2_... BUSINESS ID NO. 15-210- ! ~,~ t INSPECTION TIME NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES ~g' Section 1: Business Plan and Inventory Program ~outinc [~l Combined CI Joint Agency C] Multi-Agency [~l 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 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 Explain: ~V'q$~'~ ,~I4~-*~L"~ ..q'o//o'e~ ~ . ~~ Ques6ons reg~ding ~is inspeefon? PleaSe call us at (661) 326-3979 ~ Business Site ~sponsible Party White-Env. Svcs. Yellow-StationCovy Pink- Business Copy Inspector: ~~~'Z~ DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 Manager : BusPhone: (805) 483-2341 Location: 406 CHICO ST ~/~;! A6~000 Map : 103 CommHaz : Moderate City : BAKERSFIELD Grid: 29C FacUnits: 1 AOV: CommCode: BAKERSFIELD STATION"02 "'5~V/C~ SIC Code: EPA Numb- DunnBrad: Emergency Contact / Title Emergency Contact /. Title D~Si~u~ ~[/.MANAGER JOINT DEL LA C~-.~ ASST MANAGER Business Phone: q~3J- 324-2077x Business Phone: ~ 324-2077x 24-Hour Phone : o~- ~ -vou~/~ 8~56-X---~ 24-Hour Phone : ~ou~) 87±-/382x Pager Phone ( )~ - x Pager Phone ~(/-- R)~ ~-~ %7--x Hazmat Hazards: ~/_ ~~//~ Fire ImmHlth DelHlth Contact : Phone: ( ) - x MailAddr: 406 CHICO ST State: CA City : BAKERSFIELD Zip : 93305 Owner DANGELO & SONS INC Phone: (805) 483-2341x Address : 1114 INDUSTRIAL AVE State: CA City : OXNARD Zip : 93030 Period : to TotalASTs: = Gal Preparer: TotalUSTs: = Gal Certif'd: RSs: No Emergency Directives: ~ Hazmat Inventory One Unified List --As Designated Order Ail Materials at Site Hanmar Common Name... SpooHaz EPA HazardsI Frm [ DailyMax Unit MCP POLYESTER BODY FILLER F IH DH L 160.00 GAL Mod ENAMEL F IH DH L ~gO~ 150.00 GAL Mod THINNERS & REDUCERS F IH DH L ~oo~104D.CC-GAL Mod AUTOMOTIVE PAINT F IH DH . L ~--t-~C'~0- GAL Mod CLEANING SOLVENT~F~ J F DH L ~.-~ ~ GAL Mod ',.-o.,,pT~,3 Do hereby certify ~hm g hav~ (Type or'p~n-t name) reviewed ~he a~ached hazardous mmerials manage- rnem plan ~or "t t'5 . and that it along with -' (N~rn~of Business)---'" any corrections constitute a complete and correc~ man- agement plan for my facili~,. ~.. ~ _ [0~o~ 09/05/2000 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 015-021-001431 = Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ~lV~Vl~ ~Vl~ / ~ £ ~Y-k.~ ~Vl~ POLYESTER BODY FILLER Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: DISPLAY AREA LIQUID STORAGE ROOM CAS# 100-42-5 FSTATE ~ TYPE PRESSURE i TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid Mixture Ambient Ambient METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container I Daily Maximum Daily Average / ~L~ GAL 160.00 GAL 100.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. ~S CAS# 20.00 Styrene N 100425 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ITSeoretl ~S Bi°Haz' Radi°active/Amount ' EPA Hazards' '' I ' NFPA USDOT#- MCP No N No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod = Inventory Item 0002 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ENAMEL Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: DISPLAY AREA LIQUID STORAGE ROOM CAS# 1330-20-7 F STATE TYPE PRESSURE i TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid Mixture Ambient Ambient METAL CONTAINR- NONDRUM AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container I Daily Maximum Daily Average GALI GAL 80. oo GAL %Wt. RS CAS# 50.00 Xylene, Mixed ,No 1330207 5.00 Toluene No 108883 3.00 n-Butyl Acetate No 123864 15.00 Naphtha No 8030306 15.00 Mineral Spirits No 8030306 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecret oRS I BioHaz Radioactive/Amount I EPA HazardsI NFPA USDOT# MCP No N No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod -2- 09/05/2000 DANGELO & SONS INC ~fi~~~~ SiteID: 015-021-001431 i i~ Inventory Item 0003 ~~~ Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site i i~ COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ~~~~~i~~~ THINNERS & REDUCERS o Days On Site o o 365 o Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: DISPLAY AREA LIQUID STORAGE ROOM OUTSIDE STORAGE ROOM o CAS// o 67-64-1 STATE ~i~ TYPE ~i~ PRESSURE 88~i TEMPERATURE ~i~88~ CONTAINER TYPE Liquid o Mixture ° Ambient o Ambient o METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM ° i~5~~~i AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION ~~~~i Largest Container o Daily Maximum o Daily Average o :$"'xo GAL o 12-tO. ~ GAL o 605.00 GAL o i~i~~ HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ~~i~i~~~i %Wt. o o RSo CAS// o 30.00OAcetone ONo o 67641 o 10.00OToluene ONo o 1088830 10.00Oisopropanol ONo o 67630° 5.00°n-Butyl Acetate °No o 123864° 5.00°n-Propyl Acetate ONo o 109604° i~8~8~i~i~i~~8~ HAZARD ASSESSMENTS ~i~~i~8~i~i °TSecret° RS°BioHaz° Radioactive/Amount o EPA Hazards o NFPA o USDOT# o MCP o No ONoONo o No/ Curies°F IH DH° /// o OModO -3- 09/05/2000 DANGELO & SONS INC EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE SitelD: 015-021-001431 i iE Inventory Item 0004 EE~EEEEEEEEEEEE Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site i i8~ COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ~~~~8~i~~~i AUTOMOTIVE PAINT o Days On Site o o 365 o Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi ~2 MIXING ROOM LIQUID STORAGE ROOM o CAS# o O O STATE ~i~ TYPE ~i~ PRESSURE ~i TEMPERATURE ~i~ CONTAINER TYPE Liquid o Mixture ~o Ambient o Ambient o METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM o iE~EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE~E~Ei AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION E~EE~EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEi Largest~.a:mtainer o Daily Maximum o Daily Average o c~, GAL °(5'~ ~ GAL o 950.00 GAL o %Wt. o °RS° CAS# o °Xylene, Mixed ONo o 1330207° OAcetone ONo o 67641 o OToluene ONo o 108883 o °n-Butyl Acetate ONo o 123864° °Methyl Ethyl Ketone ONo o 78933 o °Isopropyl Alcohol ONo o 67630° i~EE~EEifiE~iE~EE~i~EE~E~ HAZARD ASSESSMENTS EEEiEEESEEEEEiEEEE~EE~iEE~EEi °TSecret° RS°BioHaz° Radioactive/Amount o EPA Hazards o NFPA o USDOT# o MCP o No ONoONo o No/ Curies°F IH DH° /// o OModO -4- 09/05/2000 DANGELO & SONS INC ~eee~eEeee~eEee~ee~e~ S itelD: 015-021-001431 Inventory Item 0005 ~ee~ee~ Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site i~i5 COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME CLEANING SOLVENT o Days On Site o o 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: STORAGE ROOM o CAS// o o 64742_88_7° STATE ~ie TYPE eeeiee PRESSURE eeei TEMPERATURE eei~e~ CONTAINER TYPE Liquid o Mixture ° Ambient o Ambient o DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC o Large~.t. Container oDai_gi.!y Max~l:num o Daily Average o 5"-'5~AL o 5 200 GAL o 1.00 GAL o %Wt. o o RSo CAS// o 50.00Opetroleum Unrefined Hydrocarbons ONo o 8002059° 25.00Oisopropyl Alcohol ONo o 67630° 20.00OToluene ONo o 108883° °TSecret° RS°BioHaz° Radioactive/Amount o EPA Hazards o NFPA o USDOT# o MCP o No ONoONo o No/ Curies°F DH° /// o OModO -5- 09/05/2000 DANGELO & SONS INC/~/~/~~b~/~/5~/~/~ SitelD: 015-021-001431 i~ Notif./Evacuation/Medical ~~~~/~~ Overall Site i ii~ Agency Notification ~/~/~/~/~/~5~~/~~ 05/22/1992 i o CALL 911 o O i/~ Employee Notif./Evacuation ~/~/~/~/~/~/~~/~ 05/22/1992 i o EXIT AT FRONT AND REAR OF BUILDING, MEET AT SANDSTONE CONTRACTOR SALES o OFFICE. o o i~¢ Public Notif./Evacuation ~~i~fi~fi~i~~fi~ 05/22/1992 i O EXISTS AT FRONT & REAR OF BLDG MARKED. COUNTER PERSON TO ESCORT PUBLIC OUT o OF BLDG TO SANDSTONE CONTRACTOR SALES OFFICE. ° O i~ Emergency Medical Plan ~~~~~~ 06/02/1997 i O SAN JOAQUIN COMMINITY HOSPITAL - 2615 EYE ST - 395-3000 OR o MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - 420 34TH ST - 327-1792. o o -6- 09/05/2000 DANGELO & SONS INC EEEEEEEE~EEEEEEEEE~EEEEEEEEEE SiteID: 015-021-001431 i i~ Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt EEEE~EEEEEEEE~EEEEEEEEEEEEE~ Overall Site i i~/~ Release Prevention 8/~/~88~88~88/~888~/~88~8/~8~88888~/~ 05/22/1992 i o MIXING ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO 500 GALLON TANK FOR SPILLS. o LIQUID STORAGE ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO 500 GALLON TANK FOR SPILLS. o DISPLAY AREA - NO OPEN CONTAINERS. o ABSORBANT GRANULES FOR SMALL SPILLS. o o ~ Release Containment ~~~~~~ 05/22/1992 i O MIXING ROOM & LIQUID STORAGE ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO A 500 GAL TANK FOR o SPILLS. OUTSIDE LIQUID STORAGE DIKED. o o iEeEE Clean Up ~eEEEEEEEee~EEEEEE~EEeaEEEEEEeEEEEEEeeEaEEaaeEeEEEEE 05/22/1992 i o ABSORBENT GRANUELS FOR SMALL SPILLS. CALL HAZ MAT FOR LARGE SPILLS. o o i8~88~ Other Resource Activation/~8/~88/58~8/~888~/~8~8~88888~/~8~88~88~88~i o o -7- 09/05/2000 DANGELO & SONS INC ~~~~~ SiteID: 015-021-001431 Site Emergency Factors ~~~~~~ Overall Site i o o i~ Utility Shut-Offs ~~~~~~~ 01/07/1990 o A) GAS - NORTHWEST CORNER OF BUILDING o B) ELECTRICAL - NORTH END OF BUILDING - WEST OF DOOR ° C) WATER - REAR ALLEY OF WEST END OF GATE ° D) SPECIAL - NONE ° E) LOCK BOX - NO ° o i~ Fire Protec./Avail. Water ~~~6~6~~6~6~ 06/02/1997 o PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - SPRINKLERS, EXTINGUISHERS LOCATED ON COUNTER, IN o DISPLAY AREA, MIXING ROOM, LIQUID STORAGE ROOM, BY RESTROOM AND UPSTAIRS. ° o o o FIRE HYDRANT - SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TULARE STREET AND ALLEY o i~ Building Occupancy Level O o -8- 09/05/2000 i DANGELO & SONS INC i~ Trai~ng ~~~~~~~~ Overall Site i~ Employee Training ~~~~~~~ 06/02/1997 o o o WE HAVE 4 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY. o O o o WE HAVE MATE~AL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE. o o O o B~EF SUMMARY OF T~INING PROG~M: WE HAVE A T~INING MANUAL AND HOLD o o T~INING MEETINGS. o o o o o o o o 0 o o i~ Held for Future Use o o o 0 -9- 09/05/2000 DANGELO & SONS INC ' S'lteID: 215-000-001431 Manager : ~¥ 3 0 ]997 S · (805) 483-2341 Location: 406 CHICO ST :'Sy_~________ Mapl : 10~ CommHaz : Moderate City : Bakersfield ' ' .........~i!d: 29C Facllnits: 1 AOV: CommCode: BAKERSFIELD STATION 02 SIC Code: EPA Numb: DunnBrad: .~ Emergency Contact / Title Emergency' Contact / Title DAN STRANAHAN / ~~ / ~~ ~~ Business Phone: (805) 324-2077x Business Phone: (805) 324-2077x 24-Hour Phone : (805) 589-8956x 24-Hour Phone :~)~ ~321x Pager Phone : ( ) - x Pager Phone'%':~ ~-~77-0~ Hazmat Hazards: Fire ImmHlth DelHlth Agency-Defined Topic ,Title = Hazmat Inventory One Unified List -- MCP+DailyMax Order Ail Materials at Site Hazmat Common Name... [SpooHazIEPA Hazards[ Frm DailyMax IunitlMCP AUTOMOTIVE PAINT F IH DH L 1250 GAL Mod THINNERS & REDUCERS F IH DH L 1049 GAL Mod POLYESTER BODY FILLER F IH DH L 160 GAL Mod ENAMEL F IH DH L 150 GAL Mod I, .DC ~ q~f~.~C)[~__~Do hereby certily that i have ~ r, r ;,"~;~n constitdt,e a c~ mp,~.~ and correct man- agemen'[ plan ~or f~y tacility. 1 05/19/1997 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 215-000-001431 ~ Inventory Item 0004 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site AUTOMOTIVE PAINT Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit MIXING ROOM LIQUID STORAGE ROOM CAS# F STATE [ TYPE PRESSURE i TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid Mixture Ambient Ambient METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM AMOUNTS STORED AND IN USE Lrgst Cont.this Loc GAL DailyMax this Loc GAL DailyAvg this Loc GAL 1250.00 950.00 DailyMax Stored GAL DailyMax Open Use GAL DailyMax Closed Use GAL %Wt. EHS CAS# Xylene, Mixed No 1330207 Acetone No 67641 Toluene No 108883 n-Butyl Acetate No 123864 Methyl Ethyl Ketone No 78933 Isoprop¥1 Alcohol No 67630 -2- 05/19/1997 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 215-000-001431 ~- Inventory Item 0003 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site THINNERS & REDUCERS Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit DISPLAY AREA LIQUID STORAGE ROOM OUTSIDE STORAGE ROOM CAS# 67-64-1 r STATE TYPE PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid Mixture Ambient I Ambient I METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM AMOUNTS STORED AND IN USE Lrgst Cont.this Loc GAL DailyMax this Loc GAL DailyAvg this Loc GAL 1049.00 605.00 DailyMax Stored GAL DailyMax Open Use GAL DailyMax Closed Use GAL %Wt. EHS CAS# 30.00 Acetone No 67641 10.00 Toluene No 108883 10.00 Isopropanol No 67630 5.00 n-Butyl Acetate No 123864 5.00 n-Propyl Acetate No 109604 -3- 05/19/1997 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 215-000-001431 = Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site POLYESTER BODY FILLER Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit DISPLAY AREA LIQUID STORAGE ROOM CAS# 100-42-5 Liquid Mixture Ambient Ambient METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM AMOUNTS STORED AND IN USE Lrgst Contothis Loc GAL DailyMax this Loc GAL DailyAvg this Loc GAL 160.00 100.00 DailyMax Stored GAL DailyMax Open Use GAL DailyMax Closed Use GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. EHS CAS# 20.00 Styrene No 100425 -4- 05/19/1997 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 215-000-001431 ~ Inventory Item 0002 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ENAMEL Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit DISPLAY AREA LIQUID STORAGE ROOM CAS# 1330-20-7 Liquid Mixture Ambient Ambient METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM AMOUNTS STORED AND IN USE Lrgst Cont.this Loc GAL DailyMax this Loc GAL DailyAvg this Loc GAL 150.00 80.00 DailyMax Stored GAL DailyMax Open Use GAL DailyMax Closed Use GAL %Wt. EHS CAS# 50.00 Xylene, Mixed No 1330207 5.00 Toluene ,No 108883 3.00 n-Butyl Acetate ,No 123864 15.00 Naphtha ,No 8030306 15.00 Mineral Spirits No 8030306 -5- 05/19/1997 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 215-000-001431 Fast Format ~ Notif./Evacuation/Medical Overall Site -- Agency Notification 05/22/1992 CALL 911 -- Employee Notif./Evacuation 05/22/1992 EXIT AT FRONT AND REAR OF BUILDING, MEET AT SANDSTONE CONTRACTOR SALES OFFICE. Public Notif./Evacuation 05/22/1992 EXISTS AT FRONT & REAR OF BLDG MARKED. COUNTER PERSON TO ESCORT PUBLIC OUT OF BLDG TO SANDSTONE CONTRACTOR SALES OFFICE. Emergency Medical Plan 05/22/1992 SAN JOAQUIN COMMINITY HOSPITAL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2615 EYE STREET 420 34TH STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA. BAKERSFIELD, CA. (805) 395-3000 (805) 327-1792 6 05/19/1997 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 215-000-001431 Fast Format ~ Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt Overall Site -- Release Prevention 05/22/1992 MIXING ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO 500 GALLON TANK FOR SPILLS. LIQUID STORAGE ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO 500 GALLON TANK FOR SPILLS. DISPLAY AREA - NO OPEN CONTAINERS. ABSORBANT GRANULES FOR SMALL SPILLS. -- Release Containment 05/22/1992 MIXING ROOM & LIQUID STORAGE ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO A 500 GAL TANK FOR SPILLS. OUTSIDE LIQUID STORAGE DIKED. -- Clean Up 05/22/1992 ABSORBENT GRANUELS FOR SMALL SPILLS. CALL HAZ MAT FOR LARGE SPILLS. Other Resource Activation -7- 05/19/1997 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 215-000-001431 Fast Format Site Emergency Factors Overall Site Special Hazards -- Utility Shut-Offs 01/07/1990 A) GAS - NORTHWEST CORNER OF BUILDING B) ELECTRICAL - NORTH END OF BUILDING - WEST OF DOOR C) WATER - REAR ALLEY OF WEST END OF GATE D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO Fire Protec./Avail. Water 01/07/1990 PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - SPRINKLERS, EXTINGUISHERS LOCATED ON COUNTER, IN DISPLAY AREA, MIXING ROOM, LIQUID STORAGE ROOM, BY RESTROOM AND UPSTAIRS. FIRE HYDRANT - SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TULARE STREET AND ALLEY Building Occupancy Level -8- 05/19/1997 DANGELO & SONS INC SiteID: 215-000-001431 Fast Format Training Overall Site -- Employee Training 05/22/1992 WE HAVE ~EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE. WE HAVE A TRAINING MANUAL AND HOLD TRAINING MEETINGS. Page 2 Held for Future Use Held for Future Use -9- 05/19/1997 (Check all tbt apply) '.' of Pressure H~lth H~lth Co~onen% ~ 3 N~ & C.A.B. N~er Ph~cal and H~lth ~za~ i C.A.S. N~r Co~one~t ~ 1 N~ & C.A.S. N~ (Check all t~t apply) ~ Fi~ Hazed ~ Sudden ~lease ~ R~cttvi~y ~ I~iate ~ Delay~ ' , of Pressure ~' H~lth H~lth Co.orient ~ 3 N~ & c.A.s. N~ .... I I I I / I i I i I I Ph~ical and Hmlth Hazard C.A.S. N~er component ~ 1 ~ ~ C.A.S. N~er (Check all t~t apply) Component ~ 2 Na~ & C.A.S. N~er ~ Fi~ Hazed ~ Sudden Release ~ R~ctivity ~ I~iate ~ Delay~ of Pressure H~lth H~lth Co~onent ~ 3 Na~ & C.A.S. Nu~er E~RGENCY C~TACTS · · N~ Title 24 ~. Phone N~e Title 24 Hr Phone ~fi~on (~ ~ SIGN ~TER CO~LETING ~L SECTIONS) ~vid~ls readable for ob~i~ng the infection. I ~lteve t~t ~e a~t~ ~fomtion ts t~e, a~=te, an~lete. . . 04/20/92 DANGELO & SONS INC 215-000-001431 Page 1 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information Location: 406 CHICO ST Map: 103 Hazard: Moderate ICommunity: BAKERSFIELD STATION 02 Grid: 29C F/U: 1AOV: 0.0 Contact Name ~Title Business Phone >%f-O~-°~Yl~'7~ MANUEL RUIZ (805) 324-2077 x (805) 398-9521 Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 406 CHICO ST D&B Number: City: BAKERSFIELD State: CA ZiP: 93305- Comm Code: 215-002 BAKERSFIELD STATION.02 SIC Code: Owner: DANGELO & SONS INC Phone: (805)~ ~/ Address: 1114 INDUSTRIAL AV. State: CA City: OXNARD Zip: 93030- Summary RECEIVED NAY 2 0 1992 HA~' MAT, ~ched .hazardous rna~er~,~$ manage° ~'~o ~and ~ha~ ~ along wi~h (N~d of ~us~e~) ~r~c~on~ ~nsfi~ut~ a ~mpl~s and ~rrect man- for m~ 04/20/92 DANGELO & SONS INC 215-000-001431 Page 2 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in Reference Number Order 02-001 POLYESTER BODY FILLER Liquid 160 Moderate · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL CAS #: 100-42-5 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: OTHER Daily Max GALI Daily Average GAL ----~ Annual Amount GAL 160 I 100.00__ 400.00 Storage Press -. Temp Location METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUMIAmbient /~nbientlDISPLAY AREA METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM Ambient Ambient LIQUID STORAGE ROOM -- Conc Components MCP List 20.0% ]Styrene I Moderate I -- Notes .02-002 ENAMEL Liquid 150 Moderate · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL CAS #: 1330-20-7 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture DaYs: 365 Use: PAINTING Daily Max GAL150 I Daily Average80.00GAL.l Annual Amount450.00GAL Storage · Press I Temp Location METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM/B~iont[AmbientlDISPLAY AREA METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM AmbientlAmbient LIQUID STORAGE ROOM -- Conc I Components I MCP iList 50.0% Xylene, Mixed ModerateI 5.0% Toluene ModerateI 3.0% n-Butyl Acetate ModerateI 15.0% Naphtha ModerateI 15.0% Mineral Spirits · ModerateI -- Notes 04/20/92 DANGELO & SONS INC 215-000-001431 Page 3 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in Reference Number Order 02-003 THINNERS & REDUCERS Liquid 1049 Moderate · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL CAS #: 67,64-1 Trade Secret: No · Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: PAINTING Daily Max GALI Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 1,049 ~ 605.00 3,150.00 Storage Press - Temp~ Location METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUMiAmbient AmbientlDISPLAY AREA DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC Ambient AmbientlLIQUID STORAGE ROOM DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC Ambient AmbientlOUTSIDE STORAGE ROOM -- Conc Components I MCP ----[List 30.0% IAcetone ModerateI 10.0% IToluene 'IM°deratel 10.0% IIsopropanol ModerateI 5.0% In-Butyl Acetate ModerateI 5.0% In-Propyl Acetate ModerateI -- Notes 02-004 AUTOMOTIVE PAINT Liquid 1250 Moderate · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL CAS #: Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: PAINTING Daily Max GALI Daily Average GAL [ Annual Amount GAL 1,250 ~ 950.00 3,500.00 Storage · Press -. Temp~ Location METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM Ambient AmbientlMIXING ROOM METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM Ambient AmbientILIQUID STORAGE ROOM -- Conc Components MCP List 0.0%. Xylene, Mixed Moderate 0.0% AcetOne Moderate 0.0% Toluene Moderate 0.0% n-Butyl Acetate Moderate 0.0% Methyl Ethyl Ketone Moderate 0.0% Isopropyl Alcohol Moderate -- Notes 04/20/92 DANGELO & SONS INC 215-000-001431 Page 4 00 - Overall Site <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification CALL 911 <2> Employee Notif./Evacuati°n EXIT AT FRONT AND REAR OF BUILDING, MEET AT SANDSTONE CONTRACTOR SALES OFFICE. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation NONE LISTED ~ <4> Emergency Medical Plan SAN JOAQUIN COMMINITY HOSPITAL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2615 EYE STREET 420 34TH STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA. BAKERSFIELD, CA. (805) 395-3000 (805) 327-1792 04/20/92 DANGELO & SONS INC 215-000-001431 Page 5 00 - Overall Site <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention MIXING ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO 500 GALLON TANK FOR SPILLS. LIQUID STORAGE ROOM DIKED AND HOOKED TO 500 GALLON TANK FOR SPILLS. DISPLAY AREA - NO OPEN CONTAINERS. AB$ORBANT GRANULES FOR SMALL SPILLS. <2> Release Containment <3> clean Up <4> Other Resource Activation 04/20/92 DANGELO & SONS INC 215-000-001431 Page 6 00 - Overall Site <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - NORTHWEST CORNER OF BUILDING B) ELECTRICAL - NORTH END OF'BUILDING - WEST OF DOOR C) WATER - REAR ALLEY OF WEST END OF GATE D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - SPRINKLERS, EXTINGUISHERS LOCATED ON COUNTER, IN DISPLAY AREA, MIXING ROOM, LIQUID STORAGE ROOM, BY RESTROOM AND UPSTAIRS. FIRE HYDRANT - SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TULARE STREET AND ALLEY <4> Building Occupancy Level 04/20/92 DANGELO & SONS INC 215-000-001431 Page 7 00- Overall Site <G> Training <1> Page 1 / WE HAVE'EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE. WE HAVE A TRAINING MANUAL AND HOLD TRAINING MEETINGS. <2>oPage 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use _ Oreat ~Over... ~.. ~ C~P~T~ OFfiCe: RECEIVED 1 9 19 9 May 16, 1989 HAY. k4~T. D~V. Mr. Ralph E. Huey Hazardous Materials Coordinator City of Bakersfield 2i01H Street Bakersf±eld~..Ca.~ 93301 RE: 406 Chico St.~ Bakersfield Dear Hr. Huey; I received your letter and pecker of forms to be completed in order to comply ~ith State and Federal Hazardo~ Materiels Inventory Regolations. I will be happy to complete all forms as soon as I am able but I am requesting an extension of the time for completion to 90 days from the date of this letter. The extension of time request is made because we are undergoing major remodeling in order to comply ~ith the City Building Codes and I am not sure of final configurations at this time. I am also not sure of stocking levels of hazardous materials or of the storage area for them. If you can agree to this extension in time, please reply by mail as soon as pos~ble.~-I-~ill ensure that you receive all of the forms properly completed by August 15~ ~989. Sincerely~ Robert D'Angelo President cc: Dan Stranahan RD/so Glendale Van INuyo Oxnar~ (818) 244-7246 (818) 786-0105 (805) 487-2788 BAKERSFIELD, CA' '93301 · ' 326'3979 BUSlNE55 NAME '-,'BUSINESS~ PLAN AS A-'WHOLE INSTRUCTIONS: ..... ', - · . 1. To avoid fur[her ac[~on, re[urn [h~s f'rom wi[hin 30 days'of rece~.p~. ~ 2, '~ TYPE/PRiNT ANSWERS ~N~.ENGL~SH. .~ . * ?.. 3.*','Answer [he ques[~ons be]ow for [he'bue~nee~ a~ a whole.. 4. Be as brief and concise a~ poe~b~e. SECTION 1: BUSINESS ~DENT~FICAT~ON DATA . ' LOCATION / STREET ApDRESS: L/OG ~ [C~ , , SECTION 2: ENERGENCY NOTZF~CAT[ONS Zn case of an emergency invo]v~ng [he release or [hrea[ened re]ease ~of a hazardous ma[erda3, cai3 911 and 1-800-852-7550 or 1-916-427-4341', Th~s · ~. w~]] no~fy'"your 3oca3. fire. depar[men[ 'and [he. S~a[e Off~ce of: 'Emergency ENPLOYEES TO NOT[FY [N CASE OF ENERGENCY: NAHE AND T~TLE .': ...... ~";." DUR[NG BUS,: HRS, ' ~AFTER BUS. HRS, SECT[ON 3: LOC~TION OF UTiLiTY SHUT-OFFS FOR BUS~NESS ~S ~ ~HOLE A. NATURAL GAS/PROPANE: ~],,,.~-~4s~ C O~tV~ ~¢ ~'Dck,~,~o~ · E ~':LOCK BOX:'~' YES / NO IF 'YES, 'LOCATION"' ' ~ [F YES, DOES ZT CONTAZN SZTE PLANS? YES /' NO NSDSS? YES / NO ~ FL~R:P~ANS?' YES / NO KEYS? YES / N0 SECTION 4: PRIVATE RESPONSE TEAM FOR BUSI, NESS___ r AS A WHOLE ...... :':"' '~/ ~ SECTION 5: LOCAL EMERGENCYIMEDIcAL ASSISTANCE:FOR YOUR BUSINESS AS A WHOLF SECTION fl: EMPLOYEE TRAININg. . EHPLOYER8 ARE REQUZRED TO HAVE A TRA[NZNG'PRO~RAN WHICH PR DE8 ENPLOYEES ., W[TH ZNZT[AL~ AND REFRESHER TRAINING .[N THE SAFE HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ~: .: ,.::. .,.,: . ,: .,,. " A. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY" ~ ..... , '". B. DO YOU HAVE MSDS (MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS) FOR EACH. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL YOU HANDLE ? ~[ ~ 'C. GIVE A BRIEF SUHHARY OF YOUR HAZARDOU. S MATERIALS TRAINING. PROGRAM':' 8EOTZON ~:. EXE~TZON ~E~EST .... .: -. '- '- [ CERTIFY ~NDER ~EN~k~Y OF 'PE~RY TN~.. ~Y' B~8[NE88 [8 EXE~T FRO~ TNE RE~ORTZN~ RE~[~ENENT8 OF OH~E~ ~.e~ O~ THE O&L~FORN[~ NE~LTN ANO CODE FOR TNE FOLkO~[NG ~E~80NS: · ,?.- · '. ,, .... ~E DO ,NOT H~NOLE NAZ~DO~8 -: . ... ~E ~0 N~NOLE N~Z~ROO~8 ~TE~[~LS, B~T THE ~NT[T[E8 'AT NO T[~E EXOEEO TNE N[N[N~ ~E~ORT[N~ ~&NTZTZES, ' '' "":' ,. OTHER. '( SPECIFY REASON) ..... : ...... ' SECTZON 8: CERTZFZCATZON ... , . . . . " ~'~m ,.. certify ~ha~ ~he a~ove .... f~tm's, ob]~ga~ons under ~he new Ca]$~orn~a Hea3~h and Safe~ cod,e on ..H~zardous N~er.~a]s (D~v, 20 Cha~er.8.96 8e~, 2~500 E~ A],)'and ~ha~ ~naccura~e ~nforma~on cons~u~es SXGNATURE x,_'~ TXTLE ~ ~ )ATE - ' SAFETY GUIDELINES .A. D'ANGELO AND SONS FIRE In case of major fire get out fast and go to the nearest closed phone a~d dial 911 and report it... ~ .. All .employees must'know the location of fire extinguishers and how.to use them. Ask your manager if you have any questions. All areas of the store are to be kept clean of debris and no exits or aisles are to be blocked at any time. Trash containers must be emptied regularly. All electrical outlets are to be kept clear of potentially hazardous materials. Electrical appliances should be checked regularly for wiring safety. Do not smoke in mixing areas or thinner storage areas HAZARDOUS SPILL Generally the rules for spill safety are as for fire safety. In case of major spill get out fast, go to the nearest, phone and Bring to the managers attention any'damaged or leaking containers. '. ';: .. Always store materials in a safe manner so that in case of earthquake dangerous liquids will.not come from overhead. Clean spills immediately with appropriate materials. Ask the manager'.if you're not sure what to use. Do not smoke near a spill o'f any kind. PERSONAL SAFETY Protective clothing'and gear must bel used at all times when handling materials. All store .employees must wear c!°ee~toed shoes. Eye protection, resplrators~and gloves should.be used when working with hazardous materials. All emp~?yees and customers must have access to Material Safety Data Sheets. " · Cus%Dmers should have access to sales floor only. Ail other areas are All on the Job in,urges must be reported to the manager. DRIVING SAFETY All laws of the State of California are to be obeyed. This lnclude.s the use of seat belts at all times. Over-~ized loads require slower speeds and greater caution. All loads must be safely stowed. All loads must be checked by the manager before departure. Each driver is responsible for a dail.y check of the running conditon of his assigned truck. Speed is always secondary to safety.. I Common sense is our best guide. If it doesn't look safe or seem safe, bring it to the attention of your manager. TM EMPLOYEE TRAINING MANUAL ,- BODY SHOP HAZARDOUS MATERIALS PROGRAM MODULE THE EMPLOYEE'S "RIGHT TO KNOW"' ~.. In the past, workers were not always told about the hazardous ~ materials they might come in contact with on the job. In many cases, con- tainer labels and warning sheets didn't give enough information about j hazardous materials either. Today, new laws and regulations have been / ~ made to help keep you safe and healthy on the job. In this module we will i look at your rights under the new employee "Right to Know" law. The new law was issued by the Federal Government and "OSHA" the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. It is called the Hazard Communication Regulation, and it effects every company that uses hazardous ~',.~ materials at any time. The regu- lation states that as an ~' -~ -'-'~ employee: · You have a right to be taught about the hazardous materials you may be exposed to at work, and how to protect yourself against / them. Z~ · You cannot be fired or discrimin- ated against because you ask for information and training on how to handle the hazardous materials in your workplace. · You have the right for your doctor or representative to receive the same information. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE Under this regulation an employer has certain responsibilities to: · Train employees in the physical and health hazards of the materials in the work area, and teach them what they must do to protect themselves from these hazards. This includes teaching them what to do in an emergency, and what protective equipment they should use. · Teach employees how to tell hazardous material has been (~~ ~.i~ released in the w°rk area' ifa ~k"~ ~.'~ (! i~, ~'i~I' · Explain container labels and Material Safety Data Sheets, j. ~_~ ~,,. and how to use this hazard information. /~_ · ;~_ ?~:;t~J~r:u.~' ~ ' ,/% · Tell employees which materials in the work area are hazard- //. ~ ..~-;~;~ ,~ ~ ~..,."4~ ous, and where these materials are used. (Your shop "~ I~ ~ ~ -~ manager's "Hazardous Material Inventory Roster" ~'"-----~'*"--~~ ~_~_____~ .... will give you this information.) ~ · Train employees in the details of their shop s Written Hazard Communication Program." (This program tells how hazard informationr ~ will be given to employees in your shop, and is located in the front of your,,._.,/ shop manager's Material Safety Data Sheet Binder.) With the new law, everyone will know what information must be provided to keep you safe. EIvlPLOYE E "RIGHT TO LAW Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE Under the Hazard Communication Regulation, both employees and employers have certain responsibilities. The employer that uses hazardous materials must: · Provide a safe work place for employees ..... · Educate employees about the hazardous materials they will face on the job. · Recognize, understand, and use warning labels and Material /¢ '\ Safety Data Sheets. // Provide personal protective " clothing and equipment, and train employees how to use them. ~· L You, the employee, must: · Read warning labels and Material Safety Data Sheets and follow the instructions and warnings. · Ask your shop manager if you have any questions about a hazardous material! © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. ~~ MODULE ~ Summary Your employer and the government are making a strong effort to pro- tect you from hazardous materials. But it's really up to you, the employee. As we continue with the remaining modules, you will begin to understand that you are the only person that can really keep yourself safe and protected on the job. You can do this by BEING INFORMED. Remember: e You have certain rights as an employee because you work with hazardous materials. · Your employer must provide training that teaches you how to deal with the hazardous materials in your workplace. · Your employer must provide you with a safe workplace. · Ask your shop manager if you have any questions about a hazardous material. · As an employee, you have a "Right to Know," but you also have a responsibility to Keep Yourself Informed. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE Name: THE EMPLOYEE'S Complete the following exercise for Module 1.You may refer backtothe "RIGHT TO KNOW" module if needed. After completing the exercise, review it with your shop manager. Fill in the blanks 1) The new law issued by the government and OSHA is called the Communication Regulation. 2) The new regulation says you have a" to "what hazards you face on the job. 3) The employee must read labels and Data Sheets and follow the instructions. True or False -- Mark T for True, F for False __ Only you can really protect your safety on the job. __You have the right to receive information regarding the hazardous materials you work with. Your employer doesn't have to educate you about hazardous materials if he is too busy. __ It is not important to understand warning labels. Circle the best answer 1) If you are in doubt about how to handle a particular hazardous substance ask: a) your nextdoor neighbor b) your parents c) your shop manager d) none of the above 2) The employer that uses hazardous materials must provide a for his employees. a) sacklunch b) safe workplace c) flexible schedule d) all of the above 3) The only person that can really keep you safe on the job is: a)your employer b) the government c) yourself d) yourspouse © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. ~~ MODULE l~ [have reviewed this exercise with my shop manager. I understand the THE EMPLOYEE'S contents of Module 1' The Employee's "Right to Know.". "RIGHT TO KNOW" (Continued) Employee Date I am satisfied that the employee, (named above) understands the contents of Module 1. Shop Manager Date Z 7 © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE PRODUCT LABELS AND MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS (MSDS) There is so much talk about hazardous materials today. But how can you tell what is hazardous and what isn't? This module deals with how and where to get the information about these materials, so that you can protect your health and safety on the job. There are three different places you can find information about hazardous materials on the job: · The Hazardous Material Inven. i tory Roster I__----__:---' --- · The container Warning Label · The product Material Safety - ___--- Data Sheet or MSDS -- -~ ___ Each source has very impor- ~~~.~_=~-...- tant information which you need. The Hazardous Materials Inventory Roster · It lists all hazardous materials used in your shop. · It tells the area of the shop where the material is used. · It tells you if your employer has a Material Safety Data Sheet for the material. · It is filled in and completed by your shop manager. Get to know the information on the Hazardous Material Inventory Roster posted in your shop. Read it regularly ..~ and know what hazardous materials you are using. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE The Container Warning Label · It appears on the container of the material you are using. · It is the easiest way to find information about a material you are using. ° It is supplied by the manufacturer of the material. · It is put there for one reason: TO HELP PROTECT YOU! So always read the label. Each label lists the: All PurposeThi .... · chemical name Medium Evaporating .................. · hazard 'warnings PAINT RELATED MATERIAL. .... · manufacturer's name and address There are different types of hazard warnings that appear on labels. The word CAUTION means this is the least hazardous type of material. A more hazardous material will have the word WARNING on "'----- the label. The word DANGER on a label means this container holds a very hazardous material. Warning labels tell you cer- tain information about a material in order to protect your health. A warning label may contain all or only some of the information categories that follow: © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE ~ ~,,~, BASIC WARNINGS: ~ Keep away from flames: because it could catch fire or blow up. // Avoid skin contact: This material will harm you if it touches your skin. Avoid breathing vapors: Breathing the fumes of this material is harmful to your health. / "~ This will explain what to do if ~ the material accidentally · '~ touches your skin, or if you breathe the fumes. It may tell you to flush FIRE: (rinse) your eyes or skin This will tell you what type of fire with plenty of water. It extinguisher to use in case the may tell you to move to material catches fire. Using the an area where you can ~ ¼,~ wrong type of extinguisher can breathe fresh air. spread the fire· Certain · extinguishers contain water, some foam, and others carbon dioxide. SPILLS: This will tell you what to do if the material is accidentally spilled and what type of protective equipment you must wear when you clean it up. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE HANDLING & STORAGE: This lists the equipment you should wear when handling a hazardous material, such as gloves, safety goggles, or a specific type of respirator. Some materials may need to be stored with extra ventilation or away from other materials. If a container doesn't have a label: · Don't handle it. · Find out what the material is from your shop manager. · Place a warning label on the container if it is hazardous. · If you must put a hazardous material into a new container, be sure to put a label on the new container. · Replace torn or unreadable labels with new labels. DISPOSAL: A label doesn't have room to tell you everything you should know about a This tells you where to dispose of material, but it is a good place to start. the empty container and unused Protect yourself before you handle any material -- READ THE LABEL waste portions of the material. FIRST! :NEW DON'T' ~ !:CONTAINER; HANDLE ~VARN I NG ~/ IT! ~.:.ABEL ON I~l NEW © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE Finally, we come to the Material Safety Data Sheet or MSDS. The MSDS has the most information about any hazardous material. In fact, the MSDS gives you the details that don't fit on the label. You should know who is responsible for giving you MSDS information: The manufacturer of a hazardous material is required by law to supply a Material Safety Data Sheet with every hazardous material he sells. The MSDS tells all the information the manufacturer knows about a material, and it tells how this material should be handled. If your shop buys from a distributor, the distributor must see that warning labels and Material Safety Data Sheets are supplied with each hazardous material your shop buys. Your employer is required to have an MSDS for every hazardous material you use. This includes your paints, thinners, solvents, catalysts, body fillers, adhesives, and paint removing chemicals. The Material Safety Data Sheets for each hazardous material your shop uses are located in your shop manager's MSDS binder. The sample below shows what you can find out from reading a Material Safety Data Sheet: / © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE HOW TO USE l MATERIi MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR COATINGS, RESINS, AND RELATED MATERIALS , I CHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION: I ~ ~,, This is usually the first section. It ~ lists the chemical name and any trade name. It also lists the ,, manufacturer's name, address. and emergency phone number. [HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS: , This tells you what's in a chemical that can harm you. It gives you the permissible exposure limit (PEL) or I the threshold limit value (TLV). / This describes what the material looks like, smells like, how fast it evaporates, and whether the vapors (fumes) rise or fall in the air. FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA: This tells you at what temperature the material will catch fire or explode. It describes the type of extinguisher and protective equip- ment to wear if a fire starts. come into contact with a hazard- ous material; such as a skin rash, headache, or dizziness. It also tells you what to do in case of emergency, and what kind of first aid to use. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc, I MODULE I,L SAFETY DATA SHEET This tells you if the material reacts ........ with other materials or conditions. ! ~ It lists materials that, when mixed together, will burn or explode, It also tells you about certain condi- tions like heat or sunlight that may t~ I make a chemical unstable, and ,. / ~'~ / ~' cause a dangerous reaction, such as fire or explosion. . This tells you what to use to clean up a spill or a leak. It lists the pro- I I tective equipment to use to pro- [] ....... ~,~,.~; .............. tect yourself from the hazardous ~ j material you are cleaning up. I SPECIAL PROTECTION: I This lists the personal protective equipment needed to handle the material safely, such as goggles, a specific type of respirator, rubber ~.- ......:-¢~=,'~'~~ gloves, or full coveralls to protect ~" .................................... your entire body from exposure to ,,~ ....................................... ,. a material. I,¥~,,~ :-~ ' I,SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS: ::.~'oI~,',','.;;:,",;, ............. This tells you any other special .~. [] ........ instructions to follow when handling the material and gives you information not covered in ~-~'~.~',",==~ ............................... other parts of the MSDS. If you have any questions after ............. reading an MSDS, ask your ................. ~' ................ := .... DON'T BE AFRAID TO ASK ~"~J'°,~.'~F~";¢"~'~.~,...,,o.,.ou,.. Keep asking until you understand. ........................... What you learn could save a life. ___~ Maybe your life. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE Now that you know how to read an MSDS you're probably wondering how you're going to remember the information for every hazardous material you work with. Here are some tips that will help you: · Know where the product MSDS are kept. · Read a different product MSDS each day. It only · Learn all about each product group by reading takes a few minutes, and it could save your life! the product material group -- tabbed divider · When reading MSDS's you will notice that many pages in the MSDS binder, of the hazardous materials you use should be · Read the product MSDS before working with handled in the same ways. each hazardous material. If you have any questions about what certain words mean in the MSDS, like-flash point, percent volatile, or incompatibility, turn to the MSDS Glossary, located in your shop manager's MSDS Binder, or ask your shop manager. Summary The law requires that your employer give you all of the information you will need to handle a hazardous material safely. The information comes to you on container labels and Material Safety Data Sheets. When using a hazardous material, remember: · Always read the · if your shop does not have a particular MSDS, container label first, ask your shop manager to get a copy . immediately. ~ ~,. · The more you know, the safer you'll be! / / · Read the product MSDS. · Don't be afraid to ask questions if you don't * -" understand something, k-.~I © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE .,,mo: PRODUCT LABELS Complete the following exercise for Module 2. You may refer back to the AND MATERIAL module if needed. After completing the exercise, review it with your shop manager. SAFETY DATA Fill in the blanks SHEETS 1) The Hazardous Materials lists all the materials used in your shop. 2) MSDS is short for 3) You should not use a material if the container doesn't have a W. label. True or False -- Mark T for True, F for False __ Container labels list all of the same information contained in an MSDS. __ If a container doesn't have a label it's safe to handle it if you can guess what it is. __ The MSDS gives you the hazardous material details that don't fit on the label. You should always read the container label before using a hazard- ous material. Circle the best answer 1) If a container doesn't have a label you should: a) not handle it until you knowwhat is inside b) find out what the material is from your employer c) place a label on the container if the contents are hazardous d) all of the above 2) Your employer is required to have an MSDS for: a) at least half of the hazardous materials you work with b) the majority of the hazardous materials you work with c) none of the materials you work with d) every hazardous material you work with 3) The product MSDS contains: a) chemicalidentification b) hazardous ingredients c) everything that is known about the particular material @ Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. I t~ave reviewed this exercise with my shop manager. I understand the PRODUCT LABELS contents of Module 2: Rroduct Labels and Material Safety Data Sheets. AHD MATERIAL SAFETY DATA Employee Date SHEETS (MSDS) (Continued) I am satisfied that the employee, (named above) understands the contents of Module 2. Shop Manager Date © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. HANDLING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Your workplace is filled with hazardous materials. If used correctly, these materials can be very helpful. When handled carelessly, they can cause severe injury, illness or death. Getting to know the hazardous materials you work with and how to handle them is the subject of this module. A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL is a material that could cause injury or death to a person, or could damage and pollute land, air or water. So...how can you tell if a material is hazardous or not? The easiest way is to first check the "Hazardous Materials Inventory Roster" posted in your shop. If you are still not sure about it, or if the material is not listed: READ THE PRODUCT LABEL. AIIPurposeThi .... If the label lists any of the properties below, the material Medium Evaporating is considered hazardous: ;A'°""'"~"~";ED~;;;'E",'~;~ FLAMMABLE --This means it will easily catch on fire NA1263 .~...., or can explode. ~'~'~"~E--~ifs..i__~,__e__,,,..LL.N~i~..,.,.LY .............CORROSIVE -- This means the material is so strong it ~',o,. :'.~-~.~¢~;'~?~'~;:. can dissolve metals, and it can burn skin and eyes. '.~ ~ o~ o. T.~ .~c. o. c.,~.~.. REACTIVE -- The material will become unstable (it ~ will burn, explode, or give off toxic vapors) if it is mixed with air, water, heat, or other materials. TOXIC -- Will cause illness or death after being inhaled, or after it comes in contact with your skin. For more detailed information about a hazardous material, read the product Material Safety Data Sheet. Note: The manufacturer only prepares MSDS for materials that are considered hazardous. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Most body shops use the following hazardous materials: · Paint products -- enamel, lacquer, urethane, vinyl and basecoat products. · Solvents -- liquids used to dissolve another substance. · Thinners/reducers -- mixed with lacquers and enamels to thin them out. · Body fillers and puttys. · Hardeners/catalysts -- mixed with paint and body fillers. · Adhesives -- to attach parts. · Paint removing materials -- to dissolve and remove paint from parts and panels .... · Undercoating -- applied to the car's undercarriage. Each of these materials has at least one of the hazardous properties listed above. After you have identified the hazardous materials in your shop, the next step is to pro- tect yourself from them. To protect yourself fror~ hazardous materials you must use "personal protective" equipment. Your employer must pay for the cost of the protective equipment, and train you in its use. If you wish to use a different type of equipment than your employer has sup- plied for you, you may have to pay the difference in cost, if any. There are many different types of protective equipment, including: LUNG/RESPIRATORY SYSTEM PROTECTION -- two types of respirators. EYE/EAR PROTECTION -- glasses, goggles, face shields, ear plugs. SKIN/BODY PROTECTION -- gloves, safety shoes, protective suits, aprons, boots. Look at the container label and the product MSDS under the "Special Protection Information" section to find out what protection you need for the material you are using. When should you use personal protective equipment? ANY TIME YOU WORK WITH A "HAZARDOUS MATERIAL." Don't take chances...even if you know that you will only be working with the material for . a short time. USETHE RECOMMENDED PROTECTION. LUNG/RESPIRATORY PROTECTION Sometimes you can't see or smell it, but certain dusts, vapors, and fumes in the air can be real hazards. When these materials float around in the air, they are called "airborne particles." There are many types of materials that become airborne in your shop: OPERATION AIRBORNE PARTICLES grinding/sanding .......................... metal, body filler, paint spraying paint/mixing liquids catalysts -- hardeners .................. evaporation of vapors welding metals & coated surfaces ................. dangerous fumes removing struts, engines ........ asbestos from brake and clutch linings fiberglass repair ................................... glass fibers Each of the airborne particles listed above can damage your lungs if inhaled (breathed in). Breathing certain airborne particles repeatedly can severely damage your throat and lungs, and may lead to certain types of cancer. Using the proper respirator can protect you from inhaling dangerous airborne material. Certain respirators provide a separate air supply in areas that don't have enough oxygen. / 1) Air purifying or filtering respirators: · This type is used when there is enough oxygen present (19.5%), but the oxygen contains hazardous gases, vapors, or dusts. · Color coded replaceable cartridges are used. Be sure to use the right cartridge and replace it when breathing becomes difficult. ~ 2) Air supplying respirators: ~J · These are used when there is not enough oxygen for you to breathe. · It is also used when the cartridge type respiratorsare not effective. ~. ~_ · These respirators usually have a face mask with an air line or a portable air bottle like a scuba tank. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. '~ You must use the right kind of respirator for each different hazard ~ Using the wrong respirator could KILL you. · Read the product label and MSDS to know which respirator to use. · If you are still in doubt, ask your shop manager. ·In an emergency, if there is no one to ask, wear a full face air supplying respirator. ·Always use a "NIOSH approved" respirator designed to protect against the material you are working with. Before using any respirator, make sure you: · Know how to use it. · Inspect the respirator for cracks, tears, and holes that could let in contaminants (airborne particles or vapors). · Check all connections and fittings. And above all YOU MUST GET A GOOD RESPIRATOR FIT. Beards, sideburns and glasses may prevent a good fit. Your shop manager can ask you to be clean shaven if a beard or sideburns don't allow your respirator to work properly. If the respirator doesn't fit tight on your face, contaminants could leak in. If your respirator just doesn't fit well, tell your shop manager, and don't use that respirator. During use make sure: After use make sure: · You change cartridges when · You inspect the respirator for any breathing becomes difficult, damage. · You always know how much air · You clean and disinfect the you have left when using a respirator. separate air supply tank. · You store the respirator in an un- - If breathing becomes difficult, or contaminated area, away from .; if you can smell, taste or feel that heat, cold, dust, and light. a contaminant is leaking in, get out of the work area A ,-~ ~~ ~, fast. Not only are the vapors or fumes of most paints hazardous, but urethanes, catalysts, hardeners and "flexible" additives are especially hazardous. This is because they contain or will be mixed with a material called an I$OCYANATE. Isocyanate vapors are very dangerous to the lungs. Anytime that you work with isocyanates whether by mixing, spraying, or cleaning up, proper personal protective equipment should be used. The ~-. primary inhalation hazard occurs during spray operations. See your MSDS for recommenda- tions for each of these different operations, @ Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. EYE PROTECTION You need different eye protection for different jobs: · When welding you must wear tinted goggles and helmets with special · In areas where there are flying particles, sparks, glare, or splashes of hazardous liquids you must wear safety glasses with side shields, or full face shields. · If you normally wear glasses on the job, be sure to get a pair of prescrip- tion industrial safety glasses. EAR PROTECTION If you are around loud noises for a long time, permanent damage .,,,---~,,- to your hearing can result. If the noise is so loud that you must raise your voice to talk with someone five feet away, you need ear ~1 protection: · Use ear plugs or ear muffs that are properly fitted; one size does not fit everyone. · Keep your ear protection clean by washing it in warm soapy water. · Ear protection blocks out noise around you so you can hear the sounds you need to hear. SKIN/BODY PROTECTION You already know that your face, eyes, lungs, and hearing need protection, but what about your skin and the rest of your body? · Safety shoes and boots will prevent serious foot injuries from heavy objects and hazardous liquids. · There are special gloves for almost every job: -- for handling hazardous liquids such as acids and solvents. -- for handling glass, plastic, or jagged metal. . ., -- for handling hot surfaces when welding. ,, . · Proper protective suits and aprons protect your i~~ clothes, skin and body from hazardous materials. PAINTS THAT CONTAIN LEAD k-~ Many enamel base paints still contain lead. . These paints can cause lead poisoning if left on .... ~ "~- your skin. Wear surgical type gloves when working with . lead paints. If the paint touches your skin, wash the area immediately with hand ' cleaner and warm soapy water. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Summary Handling hazardous materials doesn't have to be dangerous if you use the proper protective equipment and know about the materials you are handling. To properly handle a hazardous material, you need to: TOXIC - know what the material is · know the hazardous properties of the material : · know the correct personal protective equipment needed when working with a hazardous material , by reading the container label and the product MSDS / · make sure that the protective equipment you are using fits you and that it works properly. Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Name: HANDLING Complete the following exercise for Module 3. You may refer back to the HAZJI. R DOUS module if needed. After completing the exercise, review it with your shop manager. Fill in the blanks 1) A material that could cause injury or death to a person or that damages and pollutes land, air, or water, is a material. 2) A hazardous material is f . if it easily catches fire and can explode. 3) After you identify the hazardous materials in your shop, the next step is to P yourself from them. True or False -- Mark T for True, F for False __You should use personal protective equipment any time you work with a hazardous material. __The Hazardous Materials Inventory Roster is one way of learning what hazardous materials are used in your shop. __ Hardeners and catalysts are not hazardous materials. __If you are working with a hazardous material for only a short time, protective equipment is not needed. Circle the best answer 1) Air purifying or filtering respirators should be used when '~ a) enough oxygen is present · Z b) not enough oxygen is present c) when no cartridge is effective 2) While using an air purifying respirator, make sure: a) you change cartridges when breathing becomes difficult b) you inspect the respirator for damage c) continually adjust it to get a good fit © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing inc. 3) After use, you should store a respirator in: HANDLING a) ahot area b) a cold area c) a contaminated area MATERIALS d) an area away from a, b, or c (Continued) 4) When working with ISOCYANATES, you must use: a) a supplied air respirator b) gloves c) protective clothing d) all of the above I have reviewed this exercise with my shop manager. I understand the contents of Module 3: Handling Hazardous Materials. Employee Date I am satisfied that the employee, (named above) understands the contents of Module 3. Shop Manager Date © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. STORAGE AND MIXING'OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Each day someone in your shop mixes different hazardous materials to do a certain job. Whether it's a reducer with paint, or a catalyst with paint or a body filler, if it is done wrong it can end up in a disaster! This module deals with mixing and storing hazard- ous materials used in the body shop. ~ "1 Before you mix any hazardous material you need to: -LL_ ~ · Be informed about the material q....., you are mixing. - · Prepare yourself and the area where you will mix the material. -', Being informed means knowing what you ¢¢~ are mixing:~ · Read the container label and the ,, manufacturer's instructions for i mixing. . ', · Read the product MSDS and find out what you CAN and CANNOT ' mix with a certain material. Be prepared for chemical reactions. Mixing the wrong materials together could cause a fire or explosion. ~. -- ~ Next, prepare yourself and the mixing area: ,, ~- · Find out what type of protective equipment you need to wear by reading .......... -- ............. the product MSDS before mixing. : ~ ~, ' Know the acceptable exposure limits to the /[~,/~.,/~//~/ ,~~,--- material. / ' ~ · Make sure the mixing area is well ventilated "- ~.- ~-_F ~:-~,~---'~ ',-, (has a good supply of fresh air). / / ~,: ~ 'k: · Be sure there are no cigarettes, flames, or electrical wiring in the area that could , cause the material to explode or catch fire. · When transferring a hazardous material to another container, transfer only small amounts, and make sure large containers are properly grounded. Above all, if you are not sure about mixing O two materials together, ASK YOUR SHOP MANAGER! © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE ISOCYANATES When mixing hazardous materials you are directly exposed to their effects. When working with products that contain isocyanates, a respirator, gloves, and protective equip- ment should be used while mixing, during application and until all vapors and spray mist are exhausted. See the product label and MSDS for protective equipment recommendations for each of these operations. When a job is done, or when new supplies arrive, you must make sure that a hazardous material is stored correctly. Storage information can be found on the product label and on the product MSDS. The information will tell you: · What type of container to store the material in. ~ · If the container should be vented. · If the container should be kept away from 1 heat, cold, or wet. The information will also tell you: · If the material should be stored in a special building or closet, (Most · flammables should be stored in metal closets.) · Which materials should not be stored in the same area due to reactive properties. · If the container should be grounded to prevent static electricity ,'f EP.~MABLE build-up. This is done by simply attaching a ground wire to each /~ ~r~s container. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE I Before you store a hazardous material: · Be sure the material is stored in an approved container. · Be sure the container is tightly closed. · Be sure the warning label is in place on the container. · Inspect the container for leaks. If your shop does welding and you are storing a compressed gas cylinder:. · Secure it in an upright position at all times. It should never be stored lying on its side, or leaning against anything. Always store the cylinders with caps in place, even when empty. · Use hand trucks and wear protective shoes when moving cylinders around. -.~ · Don't roll the cylinders. ~ \,. · Don't drop or bang the cylinders together. · Do not store cylinders near heat, water, or direct sunlight. / © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE Summary It is very important to properly mix and store hazardous materials. When mixing materials, you are directly exposed to their effects and the reactions that can take place. After you store a material and leave work for the day, there is no one to watch that material to make sure it doesn't cause a problem, so the responsibility is YOURS. Remember to: · Be informed about the materials you are mixing. · Prepare yourself and the area for mixing. · Ask your shop manager if you have any questions. / FLAMMABLE - ~%~ ~ ~TERIALS When storing a hazardous material: · Use an approved container. · Store in an area according to the product label or MSDS. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. MODULE STORING AND module if needed. After completing the exercise, review it with your shop manager. HAZARDOUS Fill in tho blanks MATERIALS 1)Before you mix any hazardous materials you need to be i about the material you are mixing. 2) When mixing you should anticipate reactions. 3) If you're not sure about mixing materials you should ask your True or False -- MarkT for True, F for False __The area you store a material in is not important as long as the container is tightly sealed. __ Storage information can be found on the product label. ~,__ When storing a hazardous material, warning labels are not needed if you will use the material within two weeks. Circle the best answer 1) Storage information is: a) found on the product label b) found on the product MSDS c) not necessary if the material is in a tightly sealed container d) both a and b above 2) Certain materials must be stored away from: a) heat b) cold c) water d) a,b, andc e) fire extinguishers 3) When storing compressed gas cylinders they should be secured in position at all times. a) aleaning b) alyingdown c) an upside down d) anupright © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. <~~ MODULE ~h~v~ ~vi~ ~hi~ ~x~cis~ ~i~h ~ ~o~,~,~¢~. I u~,~ t~ STORING AND contents of Module 4: Storing and Mixing of Hazardous Materials. MIXING OF HAZARDOUS Employee Date MATERIALS (Continued) I am satisfied that the employee, (named above) understands the contents of Module 4. Shop Manager Date Z r- ~.. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. CLEAN-UP OF SPILLS AND DISPOSAL Clean-up of spills and proper disposal of a hazardous material is necessary to protect yourself and your community. Today, every state requires by law that you dispose of hazardous wastes in the proper way. This module covers the rules that concern disposal-and what you need to know to handle hazardous material spills. \ In most cases, if an accidental spill occurs, you are the only one who can act quickly enough to prevent a disaster. / 'k, Most hazardous materials catch / - , fire easily, and if spilled over a large ~ area they begin to evaporate quickly. The vapors add to the fire hazard, and they also find their way into your throat and lungs, because you breathe these vapors. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. , If there is a spill, small or large, you must know what to ~ / do, and you must react quickly, ~ You must be prepared to handle a spill before it happens. To // prepare yourself to handle spills, the product label and MSDS are the best places to start. While each MSDS gives you spill infor- marion, some product labels may not. "\ The spill section of the container label, or the MSDS will tell you: · What to use to absorb or soak up the material. · What personal protective equipment to wear to prevent exposure during clean-up. No matter what the spilled material is, always: TELL YOUR SHOP MANAGER IMMEDIATELYi © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. I If there is a spill in your work area, you must act quickly: First, decide if the spill is large or small. SMALL SPILL · Try to stop the spill immediately. inform your shop manager. The shop manager can review the product MSDS for instructions on how to deal with the spill. .~~,~~ ;~ - Have everyone leave the area at once and allow '/. ~;' I~ / " ': fresh air into the area. · Use the recommended equipment so you don't breathe the vapors, or get any of the material on yourself. · Remove anything that might cause the material to ignite, such as flames, cigarettes or electrical ( wiring. / · Use recommended absorbents, such as paper towels, rags or special ~- // ~ absorbent materials; then put any leftover liquids in a clean, empty i; container. · Put used absorbents in an air-tight metal container that is closed . tightly and emptied daily. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. ,~ ~l~.~2' Tell your shop manager to contact trained "clean-up" ~llr-r-''~'~c~x~ pa r sO n n e I i m m ed i ate ly' ~ ~ · Warn your co-workers and anyone else to leave ~~~windowsthe area; then seal °ff the area by cl°sing'all ;[heand doors. · Get the product MSDS and be ready to give information to "clean-up" personnel. You can keep spills from happening by keep- lng containers tightly closed and by trans- ferri~lghmaaterials in small amounts. Before a spi appens make sure you You need to take special care when cleaning up fine dusts · body filler · asbestos ;paint · fiberglass metal particles Use a special vacuum designed to pick up these very fine par- ticles. Grinding and sanding tools that work with a central vacuum system are excellent. However, if your shop doesn't have one of these special vacuums, wet down particle areas with water and sweep up the residue. Never use an air gun. Air guns only spread the particles around and once these tiny particles become airborne, they will end up in your lungs. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Sooner or later, each of the hazardous materials you work with become hazardous wastes that you need to dispose of. There are new laws and regulations with strict rules for disposal of hazardous wastes. The most important law that regulates hazardous waste is the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). Your employer knows the details of this new law. Basically, the law says that hazardous material users are responsible for those hazardous materials from the time they become a waste until they are properly disposed of, Although you are not responsible for the whole waste-disposal pro- cess, you do play an important part in preparing the hazardous wastes you generate for disposal or recycling. What are the hazardous wastes generated in your body shop that need special handling? · paint wastes · solvents used to clean spray guns and tools · batteries, battery acid, and mild acids used to prep vehicle bodies for refinishing · waste oil and antifreeze when engines are removed to permit frame pulling. - @ Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. How do you know what to do with a hazardous waste material? FIRST: Check the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for each material under "waste disposal method." Most MSDS say to dispose in accordance with local, state and federal regulations, and not to incinerate, or burn, in closed containers. SECOND: Check with your shop manager to find out what the exact method is in your shop for disposal of each hazardous waste. THIRD: Follow the recommendations you have been given. There are only two LEGAL ways to dispose of hazardous waste: · Recycle the hazardous waste in your shop, then muse the material. · Have a licensed disposal contractor remove the hazardous waste to a treatment facility. This means it is ILLEGAL and there are stiff PENALTIES for: · Throwing hazardous wastes into your trash dumpster. · Dumping the wastes anywhere other than a licensed facility. · Pouring wastes into drains--this means sinks, toilets, floor drains--or washing them into sewers. Your shop should have separate containers for each dif- ferent hazardous waste material and each container should have a label telling what is inside. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Your role in the waste-disposal process ~s to handle the hazardous waste the right way until it is ready to be recycled or disposed of. You have certain responsibilities for handling hazardous wastes: · Place wastes in the correct storage containers and make sure they are tightly sealed and not overfilled. · Make sure you don't mix different hazardous wastes in the same storage container, such as waste oil and paint wastes, or paint ~i wastes and acids. · Don't mix any materials you think might react together. If you have any doubt, ask your shop manager. · Wear the proper personal protective equipment when handling a hazardous waste material. Hazardous wastes can threaten you, your family, your neighbors, and "~ your community. Please do your part to protect yourself and everyone around you from accidents that can happen when a hazardous waste is not handled properly. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Summary To handle a hazardous material spill you must know what to do and you must act QUICKLY. If there is a spill remember: · You must tell your shop manager. · Decide if the spill is small or large. · Take the proper action for a large or small spill. When a hazardous material becomes a "hazardous waste," make sure you: _~. ~--~"-~--. · Don't mix different wastes in the ..~'~ same storage container..,~ ~~ %_ ~ · Place wastes in the correct ~"~h '-- ',,' ~ storage containers. Y ;' !i'i · Wear proper protection when handling hazardous waste. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Name: CLEANUP OF Complete the following exercise for Module 5. You may refer back to the SPILLS AND module if needed. After completing the exercise, review it with your shop DISPOSAL Fill in the blanks 1) You must be prepared to handle a spill it happens. 2)The product and MSDS are the best places to start to prepare yourself to handle spills. 3)No matter what the spilled material is, notify your shop immediately. True or False -- Mark T for True, F for False __If a spill occurs in your work area it is not important to know if the spill is large or small. __ It is important to use the proper absorbents when cleaning up a __It is illegal to pour hazardous materials down a drain or to wash them into sewers. __ The Resource Conservation Recovery Act makes sure someone is responsible for hazardous waste from the time it is generated until it is disposed of. Circle the best answer 1) Hazardous wastes generated in the body shop include: a) paintwastes b) solvent wastes c) batteries and acids d) wasteoil e) aandbonly f) all of the above 2) There are really only forms of waste disposal that are legal a)'3 b) 4 c) 2 d)noneoftheabove 3) Disposal instructions can always be found: a) on the product label b) on the product MSDS c) by asking your shop manager d) bothbandc © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. 4) Your duties in the waste-disposal process include: CLEAN-UP OF a) placing wastes in proper storage containers SPILLS It. liD b) mixing different wastes in the same storage container c) using protective equipment only when depositing large amounts of DISPO$1 L waste (Continued) I have reviewed this exercise with my shop manager. I understand the contents of Module 5: Clean-up of Spills and Disposal. Employee Date I am satisfied that the employee, (named above) understands the contents of Module 5. Shop Manager Date © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. EXPOSURE AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Almost every material used in the body shop today can be a health hazard to you and your co-workers. Listed below are the major materials you use every day. This module explains how you can protect yourself from exposure to these hazardous materials, and what to do if you or a co-worker become exposed. Major body shop hazardous materials: · paints -- enamels, lacquers, · paint removing agents urethanes · body fillers . · reducers/thinners · adhesives/epoxies · catalysts/hardeners · battery acid · solvents/cleaners ~.__. EXPOSURE means that you have come into contact with a material. ~ ~.. Exposure to a material can happen in different ways, and the effects / ~//' ~' ~~_ "'"%, of exposure can be short-term or long-term. ( (j~~ 't · You will feel short-term effects immediately after exposure, or after only ~ ~f//,"",~ ~, i a few hours. '~~..~1_)( ~¢'h~""-'m"~ i/\ \ l · Lon,',-term,, effects show up months or even years later. ~"~-~. [~ ~ AlthoUgh short-term effects may not worry you, the long-term effects I ----~ .(~ ! ¢~ ..... --'-~"' - caused by many exposures to a hazardous material can cause permanent ~ '~' '~.~' damage to your health If you experience headache, dizziness, confusion, or a very sick feeling after working with a hazardous material, you are probably ~ feeling the short term effects of exposure. How does exposure occur and what kind of problems does it cause? EYE CONTACT .................. can lead to eye injury or blindness. I. INHALATION ' can cause damage to lungs, the respiratory system and the brain. / SKIN CONTACT ............. can cause burns, rashes and infection. SWALLOWING can cause .......... internal organ damage and death. diseases, as well as cancers, sterility, and birth defects in unborn children. ~., ~~'~~ Nervous system and brain damage may be caused by materials that are inhaled or absorbed through the skin, then find their way into your bloodstream. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Without proper protection, exposure to a hazardous material can cause serious health problems. Even though you[.employer is responsible for your safety at work, YOU are really the only one who can protect your health and safety on the job. Here/~ ~,~ ",~ are ways you can prevent accidental exposure: FIRST -- KNOW THE MATERIAL YOU ARE HANDLING if you don't know what is inside a container, don't handle it. (Never sniff the vapors from a container to figure out what's inside.) If you know what is inside a container, make sure you know how the contents can harm you. Read the label and MSDS for the material. SECOND -- USE THE PROPER PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Before using a hazardous material read the container label and the product MSDS. Each material has different protection requirements. Make sure you use the correct equipment and that the equipment fits you properly. In the body shop yOur protec- tive equipment includes: · safety glasses, face shields · · protective suits · gloves ~ · respirators · rubber boots, special shoes There are special instruments to measure exposure levels. Use them ...... if your shop has them. If not, have a co-worker not working in your area check for the presence of strong odors every 15 minutes. Before use, inspect your protective equipment to make sure there are no tears, rips or other damaged parts. After use, make sure the equipment is cleaned and stored in the proper area, or disposed of correctly. THIRD -- FOLLOW THE '"~ PROPER CLEAN-UP ; PROCEDURES Wash thoroughly after handling a hazardous material. ~ Clean contaminated protective ' equipment after use. Keep the work area clean and free from build-up of hazardous materials. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Before exposure occurs: · Learn first-aid procedures and where supplies are kept. Your local Red Cross prOvides first-aid training free charge. CPR training is also a good idea. · Know the telephone numbers to call for medical help and poison information. If exposure does occur, you must act quickly. In all cases, if you or a co-worker become exposed, tell the shop manager immediately so that he can check theproduct MSDS and call for medical help if necessary. In a medical emergency -- BEFORE HELP ARRIVES: FOR CHEMICAL BURNS FOR LARGE HEAT BURNS %-% Remove contaminated clothing. Cover areas with dry sterile bandage. ~.~ Flush skin or eyes with water, Keep victim quiet, head and ~ for at least 15 minutes, chest slightly lower than ~ ~,~ Cover burn with sterile / ~'~r'~ rest of body. Burned arms ~ ~/ dressing, or legs should be elevated ,,/~ !'t~l ~~~1i1~, Don't put ointments on the slightly. )_.~ ~ !~ff~ ~~ burn. Treat for shock '! ' , '~ FOR SWALLOWED SUBSTANCES See container label or /~ MSDS for instructions. ' Do or do not induce ) vomiting per instruc- .~ FOR INHALED tions. ~/~f,,/!~ SUBSTANCES Call for a doctor Move the victim to fresh immediately. air. Begin artificial respira- tion if breathing has stopped. J ..~,..__~_ --. :,.. Keep victim warm and ,..- quiet. ~/ FOR SHOCK / Symptoms include: Cool, damp, pale skin; weak pulse, breathing which is quick and unsteady; weakness; nausea. Treat causes of shock (blood loss, stopped breathing). Keep victim lying down and covered, feet raised ~lightly; place on side if unconscious. :onscious give non-alcoholic drinks, such as water. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Summary You can protect your health on the job. It is not only your employer's responsibility, it is your responsibility. Don't take chances by risking exposure to the hazardous materials you use each day to earn your living. Remember to: · Know what you're handling . and the hazards involved. ~ -... · Use the proper personal protective equipment. · Keep yourself and you~~ ' ~ ~ o~,,/~..~.,.__~_.,, · Know first-aid procedures. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. EXPOSURE AND Complete the following exercise for Module 6. You may refer backtothe FIRST AID module if needed. After completing the exercise, review it with your shop manager. PROCEDURES Fill in the blanks 1) E~posure means: You have to come into c with a material. 2) Name 3 ways exposure can occur. 1) Swallowing a material is one way. 2) 3) 3) Serious damage can take place inside your body if a chemical in a hazardous material gets into your b What organ does inhalation of hazardous material vapor effect? True or False -- Mark T for True, F for False __ You don't have to know what is inside a container before you use __ You only need to use protective equipmen_t when you want to. ~ __ Protection requirements can be found on the container label and @ the product MSDS. __ Every material has the same protective equipment requirements.' z o, Circle the best answer 1) Before using protective equipment you should inspect it for: a) tears b) rips c) damaged parts d) all ofthe above 2) Which of the following really isn't personal protective equipment: a) glasses or face shields b) rubber boots c) respirator d) regular street clothing e) gloves © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. 3) Ifyouor a co-worker become exposed you should immediately telh EXPOSURE AND a) adoctor b)yourshopmanager c)thepolice d)yourparents FIRST AID PROCEDURES. 4) If a chemical burn results from exposure to a hazardous material you (Continued) Should not: a) flush exposed skin with water b) cover the burn with sterile dressin§ c) flush eyes with water, if exposed d) put ointments on the burn Match the Type of Exposure in the Left Column With the Correct First-Aid Procedure in the Right A. Inhalation of vapor Tell shop manager. Read product label and MSDS. Do or do not induce vomiting. Get medical attention. B. Chemical burn on skin .Move victim to fresh air. C. Swallowing a material Flush exposed area with water for at least 15 min. I have reviewed this exercise with my shop manager. I understand the contents of Module 6: Exposure and First-Aid Procedures. Employee Date I am satisfied that the employee, (named above) understands the ~ contents of Module 6. :' Shop Manager Date ~" © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. FIRE AND EXPLOSION Although fires and explosions are a risk in almost every workplace, they are even more of a risk in the body shop. Why? Because there are so many hazardous materials in the body shop that burn easily and could explode. This module deals with the causes of fires and explosions; how to prevent them; and what you should know if either occurs. For a fire or an explosion to happen, the ingredients are basically the same: The difference between a fire and an explosion happening depends on: ~// ~, ~( ' ~ ~., ' · The FLAMMABLE material.. ThecomesamOuntin contact of materialwith anthatignition' ~'~'~ ,""' } !'~' ~ ~iiII~:''i~"~,,'~'4' ~:'~/ ~ ~ r~ ~ '"' ~~ ~, ~,.,~,,, .~ [" ' '~" '~ ~(\ The first step in preventing a fire or explosion is to determine if the material you are using is FLAMMABLE. FLAMMABLE MEANS: A material Ohat can catch fire easily. To find out if a material is FLAMMABLE, read: · the container label (general information). Or read · the "Fire and Explosion" data area on the product MSDS (detailed ~A:i..~P~u r~o~te~,T.h,..... in fo r m at io n ). PAIN?"[LATEDMATNERAI, AL~,~3 L~~ ~^.~ ~,^T^i ~., , ....., ,¥,.??.:.,or,:,.:,,,~cz.,o,,,~...,~,~ The "Fire and Explosion" data area of the MSDS talks about the Flash Point of a material. The FLASH POINT is: The lowest temperature at which a flammable liquid gives off enough vapors to ignite (catch fire). The LOWER the FLASH POINT, the more DANGEROUS the material. You should know that there are different levels of flammability. The level of flammability of a material depends on the flash point. The Material Is: Flash Point "COMBUSTIBLE" ............ 100°F and Above "FLAMMABLE" ................. 20© -- 100°F "EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE" .... 20°F and Below So, if a product is labeled "EXTREMELY FLAM- MABLE,'' that material will ignite more easily than a "FLAMMABLE" or "COMBUSTIBLE" material, and at a much lower temperature. Additives, l~,hinnerslsolvents and lacquer sealers are con- C_.OMBUSTIBLE FLAMMABLE idered EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE. EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc, The "Fire and Explosion" data area of the MSDS also describes: · The type of fire extinguisher to use on a material. · Special care you should take when handling a material to prevent a fire or explosion. · Special fire fighting methods. You don't need to memorize the flash point of every material you work with. You do need to read the Product Material Safety Data Sheet to know if and when the material in your work area could catch fire or explode. The FLAMMABLE MATERIAL in our formula can be in three forms: · Liquid ............. paint, solvent, thinner · Solid .............. overspray build-up in the spray booth · Gas (vapor) ......... evaporation from fluid spray while painting or' or priming, when cleaning spray guns and other tools with solvents and thinners; gases given off while charging a battery. Common SOURCES OF IGNITION include: · Flames ............ matches, gas welding, pilot lights ~LID Sparks ............. lighted cigarettes, equipment or electrical static electricity, friction from a dropped tool. Any powered tool like body grinders, hammers, air chisels, and saws all generate sparks when used on a metal surface. '~' ~ · Heat (high temperature materials) i ~ . .............. tools and equipment that stay hot after use ~'U~M~ ............... direct sunlight on a container While all of the ingredients above can lead to fire, you should understand that if I! ' a material is flammable, under certain conditions, that material could explode. FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS can explode during storage, transfer and disposal. H~^'r POOR VENTILATION can cause explosions when vapors build up in an area that doesn't have fresh air continuously circulating through it. CHEMICAL REACTIONS can cause explosions when two materials are /,~ ' mixed together that should not be. The materials react with each other and © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. Now that we know what the causes and ingredients are, let's look at the ways you can prevent fires and explosions from happening. FIRE PREVENTION · Identify materials when they arrive at your shop. Is the material flammable? Will it react with other materials? · Store large quantities outdoors or away from the regular work area until ready to use. · Remove all ignition sources and activities from areas where flammable materials are used or stored. · Inspect spray booths weekly, and remove overspray build-up from walls, floors and ceilings. "*, · Control vapors and overspray in the spray booth by: -- checking and replacing filters regularly. -- making sure the ventilation system works properly. · Make sure large containers are properly grounded and sealed before transferring flammable liquids. · Clean up spills immediately. Usually, you won't have any warning before a fire or explosion occurs, so you must be prepared and know what to do before the situation occurs. e.~fa fire or explosion does happen: Tell your shop manager immediately and have him call the Fire Department. · Evacuate the area--get everyone out. · Determine if the fire is small enough for you to control. · If controllable, -- Use the proper protective equipment. ~\ , -- Use the proper kind of extinguisher to put the fire out. · If out of your control, -- Close doors and windows to keep the fire from spreading to other areas. -- Wait for help to arrive. NOTE: Many fire codes require fire resistant wall and door construction in buildings where hazardous materials are used or where hazardous operations take place. Closing these special doors and the windows when a fire becomes uncontrollable will actually prevent the fire from spreading in most cases. The greatest causes of fire in any body shop are flammable and explosive vapors. THE FIRST THING TO DO WHEN YOU DISCOVER A FIRE IS TO CALL YOUR LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT. It's better to have a fire truck arrive after you have put the re out than later when the fire is completely out of control. Copy'g t 98 u ' 's ' g . Summary To prevent a fire or explosion from happening, you need to know what could cause the hazardous materials in your workplace to catch fire or explode. Remember the basic ingredients: SOURCE OF IGNITION + AIR + FLAMMABLE MATERIAL = FIRE/EXPLOSION When a fire or explosion does happen: · Call the local Fire Department immediately. · Figure out if the fire is small enough for you to control. ~:~,'~.'~ .~;... For an UNCONTROLLABLE fire: f~.~~ L~.~ '"~'~ . · Keep the fire from spreading by closing all doors and windows. ~ ~,~;~ · Wait for help to come. -.' ~';~ I~ .... , / ~I o,' For a CONTROLLABLE fire: · Use the proper protective equipment. · Use the proper kind of extinguisher. © Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. FIREAND C;omplete the following exercise for Module 7. You may refer back to the EXPLOSION module if needed. After completing the exercise, review it with your shop manager. Fill in the blanks 1) FLAMMABLE means: 2)The basic ingredients for a fire or explosion are: SOURCEOF IGNITION + AIR + 3)To find out if a material is flammable, read the container or the product DS. True or False -- Mark T for True, F for False __The FLASH POINT is the maximum temperature at which a flam- mable liquid gives off enough vapors to ignite. The lower the FLASH POINT, the more dangerous the material. __You need to memorize the Flash Point of every material you work with. __Liquids, solids, and vapors are forms of "FLAMMABLE" materials. Circle the best answer 1) Overspray residue in your spray booth is a form of a combustible material. a) liquid b) vapor c) solid d) gas 2) Flames, sparks and tools or equipment that hold high temperatures are: a) "COMBUSTIBLE" b) uncontrollable c) related to air d) SOURCES OF IGNITION Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. 3) can cause explosions. FIRE AND a) tightly capped containers EXPLOSION b) poor ventilation and build-up of vapors (Continued) C) chemical reactions d) both b and c above 4) The first thing you should do when you discover a fire is: a) use the proper protective equipment b) use the nearest fire extinguisher c) tell your shop manager to call the Fire Department d) evacuate the area I have reviewed this exercise with my shop manager. I understand the contents of Module 7: Fire and Explosion. Employee Date I am satisfied that the employee, (named above) understands the ~ contents of Module 7. Shop Manager Date Copyright 1987 KLM Automotive Publishing Inc. BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTNqZNT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SITE/FACILITY D IAGRANS FOR[q 5 INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Use these instructions-and the attached form to complete a SITE DIAGRA~ of the property and ~mmediate surrounding area, and a FACILITY DIA6RAM of each facility unit or building. If the entire business can be shown in adequate detail on the Site Plan, individual Facility Plans may not be necessary. The Inspector can assist you in making this determination if there is a question. Complete the information at the top of the diagram form. The box at the bottom of the form should be left blank. SITE DIA61~.~ The SITE DIA6R~ should include the business and at least 300 feet from the property line. Identify the items listed on the SITE DIAGRA~ using the symbols provided on the back: Include all items that apply. See the attached example. FACILITY DIAGRAN Develop a FACILITY DIAGRAM that will show the building interior and the immediate exterior area. Complete a separate FACILITY DIA6RAM for each floor of a multi-story building. Identify on FACILITY DIA6R~M items listed under both "SITE DIA6RAM" and 'FACILITY DIA6RAM" on the back of this page. Use the symbols provided. Include ail items that apply. See the attached example. - 5 - ,~ BAKERSFIELD. ,. . . CITY .~FIRE'DEPARTMENT· i HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ' .- '1. To ~void further ac~on, ~hts form .mu~. be returned: ~: ' ~ '2. ~PE/PRINT YOUR ANSWER8 ZN ENGLZSH'; " ' 3. Answer ~he ques~one below for THE FACZLZ~ UNZT 'L'Z,$TED BELOW ,, : 4. Be as BRIEF an~ CONCISE as poee~ble ' · :',:-.. 'FACILZTY ,UNIT ~ ~// FACILZ~ UNIT NAHE;' ~'~~ ~5' ~ ~~ ' '"' ~ECT[ON 1: N~TZGATZON. PREVENTION.' ABATEHENT ~ROCEDURES SECT[ON 2= NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PR~EDURES AT THE UNiT QNLY ' ":~:"" :., '!'..' .~' ...'?'~"'~'~ .... · "' " :. ~,,.,.;'~'.~' ." . ', I N :3: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR TH3ES UNIT_~ ONLY ~ . A. Does this· Facility'Uni~ contain :~Hazard°us' ..,,"~ Materials? ....... ~ NO If 'Yes, see B .... . .~"-~.~'... ' If NO, continue wit;h. SECTION 4 . :'""'~': B. Are any 'of the hazardous 'materials a bone f~de Trade Secret? YES NO If ~p, complete a separate Hazar~oue' materials ~nven~or~ form m~rked: NON-TRADE SECRETS ONLY?::'(wh~e form ~4A-1 ) If YES, complete a hazardous mager~l~ ~nvengory form.marked: TRADE SECRETS ONLY (Yellow form ~4aw~) tn add~on ~o [he nOn-grade. secre% form. Lis% only Che [ra~e 'secrets on form {A-2.:.'.' . : SECT[ON 4: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION v~.~ . SECT[ON S: LOCATION 9F WATER SUPPLY~~,~Y ~GENCY ~E~mN~ . .. ( F ~ re. HYdrang ) ~.-': · 0:tOC T O. T T. s ., ~ NATURAL GAs/pRoPANE; ~'~ ~~--o~ ~,/~~/" D., SPECIAL: E. LOCK BOX: YES /~ IF YES, LOCATION:' ~ ... IF YES, SITE PLANS? YES / NO MSDSa? YES / 'NO FLOR PLANS? YES /' NO ~.:-'. .KEYS? 'YES / NO CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT ':-. · · 2'130 "G"' S~:REET · . . BAKERSFIELD. CA.',~::: 93301 ~'~ · .: . "" ",". (805}:328',..3e79 ~' - ..... ' .. I ":' OFFICIAl.' US!I.' ONLY' .:..,... II I ' ?!13 # .... : .... -~, .... I It ' BUSlN=.5S NAME .':~?' ' ' '"" ' HAZARDOUS ........ MATERIALS " '~. BUSINESS PLAN: AS"~..A'~,WH'OLE ... .,. .. FORM .~,..,r~__ INSTRUCTIONS · . · 1. TO avoicl, fur[her act, ion, [hie form:..mu.sl', 13e rel',urned 2. TYPE/PR1:NT YOUR ANSWERS TN ENGL]:SH," .' ". " 3. Answer the quest, ions 13slow for THE' FACZLZTY UNZT L];STED BELOW· 4 Be ss BRZEF ancl CONCZSE as pos81~1~l. ..... SECT[ON I '. N]:T['GAT[ON. PREVENT[ON. ABATENENT' PROCEDURES I. ,Do oboe/ o C o ~ -l ,~ ; ~ e.~.s' .., , ' . ' "I ?{:F, " . .~. · ~, :. SECT:]:ON 2'. NOT]:F:]:CAT:]:ON 'AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES AT THE UN]:T ONLY' L' ~'' ~ ' '.. "2~.: 'i[~2.:~; 0 3:..HAZARDOUS NATERIALS FOR THIS UNIT:ONLY " ~ · A. Does ~his Facili~y:Uni~.con~ain az'~.rdous Materials?..,... NO lf"Yes, see B.~ :.~ '..' '~ ........ '.~ .' ...... , B. Are any.of the hazardous materials?,~bona fide Trade Secret? YES NO If ~.O,-complege a separage Hazardous.'ma~erials invengor'y form marked: NON-TRADE SECRETS ONLY.~'~(Wh~ge form If YES, complete a hazardous materi~la invengory form. marked: TRAOE'SEC~ETS ONLY (Yellow form ~aw3). ln' ~dd~gSon SECTION 4: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION :..,'. ;~ : '.. SECTION 5: LOCATION OF WATER SUPPLY F~B USE tlY EHERGENCY ~SPQNDE~8 , ' (F i re. Hydrant) ' -: ~"'-::- - ' :' - '~-': ION. 0; LOCA'TION OF .UT. ILITY SHU"Kr.~ES AT 'THIs UNIT 'ONLY, ,. ~ ' NATURAL GAS/PROPANE: ~ ~ , . B, ELECTRICAL: ~ O~-~ ." . .; C, WATER; .~~ ~ " .~:,~' COCK 8OX: Y~8 / ~O I~ ~8, COC~IO~:' IF YES, SZTE PLANS? YES / NO MSDSe? YES ' . ':' , FLOR, PLA~S?... YES / "0. ~?. ,' ;: .~ .,.KEYS? YES,, / "O~,,:-' ". . ::' .~ .:.,' ..........., .;..:: .: ...~....:.:.~::. ,:.. ,~.;.:~ :....,., .. .. ,. ~..:, :,... · : .~,..~:, ?::;~.,.- ~ ..... · . .-.,~........ ,.... :~, ; 3B *"~' ." · .' .? .~ ;:' ,, " .( CITY NON--'JTRADE SECRETS " " ."'HONE ~:~- ~- ~q~- PHONE 8:~,-~%;~i '" I 2 3 4 S 8 7 I ~ I0 11 12 13 ~_~l.._~3-..i~__l_~__", ~lth of Pm~ . blth ...~LI..'...' ..... l ............ ] ' L...I":'! ' _i --~ r--~ r--~ r--~ r--~ ~lth of ."" H~lth Of P~su~ ~lth - ' (C~k oil t~t o~ly) - - r -- ~ r -- ~ r -- r -- Health of P~su~ ~llth ~tificoti~ (Read and sign after co~pJetJng ali sectJonsl :ertifv ~er ~ltV of la. t~t.I ~ve.~rsmally exaam~ ~ aa f~iliar .ith t~ info. tim su~ tn this~e~ e~t~ ~ts, ~ t~t ~s~ r obtaining t~ interim. I ~lieve tMt t~ su~itt~ iflfo~ti~ is t~, eccurate, Md ~plete./ / NON--TRADE SECRETS :tTY, Z~:~~e I0~ ~~ CITY, [~ ~e bt ~t Est Units m Site h of Pm~ Health ' of P~su~ ~lth ' ~ .......... Mlth of Pr~su~ ~lth rtificlti~ (Read and sign after compJetJng al] sections] I~ERSFIELD ' .. CITY of - ' .- .:. N O N -- LOCATZON:~(}~: ~-~'d~ ~ , ADDRESS:~'~ CITY, ZI~'~C%&/t~ ~C~ ~~ CITY, ZlP:{7}~'t~l~ ~i}~(h'- DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER - ~: _ ~ ~,, ~ ~o~ ~:~e~.ag:~- · . · __-___- ~ ~ r~u~rro~ ~o~ ~o~ COD~ m ~ 2 I . i S . S 7 I ] I0 I1 I~ 13 11 - C~e C~e ~t ~t Est ~its m Site Tp ~s T~ ~ilth of Pm..' ~lth ' ....... .'._.LI_,..-L.I~ Lt..L_.]'_. :~_~ }:~: !.._~ ~ : ..... ~ ...... i,,' .... ~ .. "' ' ._ " IC~k .!1 t~t ., blth of ~ ml~h - ..... :. r " : . i'. : ' " _1_ _l ~t : ! '1,.. I'. '1 '1. I [ "' "' , :.," ' ~:".?': " (C~ail~t~iy) ~: ' ' : .... '" - ' ' ' ~--~ ~--~' -- -- ** -- " ~t ~ ~iC.i.S.~ . ' , ' . ~lth of Pmsfl ,' ~lth ~t ...,~t~2 ..I ..... l I i .t ~1. I .!_ ! _ ~ . .......... _ ..... . (C~k all t~t a~ly) r-- ~ r -- ~ -- -- r -- ~ ~--~ Fi~ Hazard ~--~ Mctivtcy ~ ~ ~ia~ ~ ~ ~ ~i~e ~--~ I~l~te . ~alth of P~re ~alth ...... ' ' "'- :.' ,,' : · ~t :;" : .. .-: ' ~: ::. , , ............ Certificeti~ (Read and sJ~ after completing ail sections) . . certify ~dee ~lty of lp t~t I ~ve ~rsmally expin~ ~d ~ fNiliar vtth t~ tnf~ti~ .. CITY of ~.. ERSFIELD . - ~_ ' ~_ ~ 1 L~' o I" I I',~L I I '!' I l .... " ' ~lth Of ~ : ~lth .... ........ h .of P~sure ~ ]th ' -- , . , .' ' · <' .~t, ~*C.A.S.~ - "....~: . rtificltim (Read and siKn altec completing all sectlonsl obtaining tM inf~tJm. I Mlteve t~tjt~ sumitt~ info, tim is t~. eccurite. ~d ~piete/ / I/~' .i N.ON--'TRAD E SECRETS ZIP: ~O~i~/~ M~ CITY. ZlP:O{~ . ~NN~(~ DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER ' ell t~t 4~ly) ~lth of Pm~ ~lth r--~ r--~ r ~ -- ~t., ~.a.~. ~ . '. ;;GEKY ~TACT$ It :erttfy ~der ~lty of lp t~t.] ~ve ~rs~olly exeni~ ~ p fNtlior with t~ tnformtim su~t~ tn t~ ~ Ill Ittlc~ ~ts. ~ t~t Ms~ m ~ ' '- ' : NON--TRADE. SECRETS C~ C~e Mt Mt Est Units - ~ Site l~ ~l Il ~ .. St~ In F~iltty Nt ~t~k ,n tMt .~ly) ~ ~ .... .._1.21 .J ............ 1 L_L_..L~ )~i~! ~ ~lth ~ze~ C.A.S. ~ ~t I1 ~ i C.l.S. ~ ~t 13 biC.A.S. ~ . ~ r ~ r ~ r--~ r ~ ~t fl ~iC.A.S. ~ ~lth r .of P~ ~lth " - - - - '~-' ._~ t ..... :.':~' ~" ~' .~' '~'" ~' I ..... ~ .. ................................. :rTY, ZIP:~~ ~~ CITY, Z~P:OX~ ~~ '~'DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER ~ ~ ~U~O~ ~R ~RO~ COD~ ---- ~e ~e Mt Mt Est Un*ts m Site .- . . '-~ . . .'-]'."' . .. · . . ........ -- - ,-, - ' - . -, . . ~t,'~SC.AJS..~ ' .~ · L ............... :. ~- ~ '- : : ., rtificati~"(Read and si~ altec coJpJetJng aJ/ sections/ · "'-? ~. HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS I NVENT'ORY NON--TRADE SECRETS. · Pa~,.~ . CITY. ZIP:~~'~[~ O~ CITY, ZIP:~K~-- ~%~ 'DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER ' .. ~lth of P~ ~lth ~' ~ .... ~ll,,,,j - Li.L._,i__~.! I. !. I 4 °- .. of ~m ~lth h of P~ ~lth . '., "~t13 '~iC,l.S.~ .' ' " rttficlti~ (Read and si~ after coapJ~tJnE ali sections) ~:"~ :erttfy ~r ~lty of 1~ t~C I ~ve ~rsmmlly exemi~ ~d ~ f~iliar etth t~ tnf~tim su~)t~ in tht~ ~1 Itt~ ~tl. W CITY of t~KERSFIELD . SECRETS NON--TRADE LOCATION: ~t~t~,r~ ~ ADDRESS: ~1 I~ ~,~-~ial ~E STANDARD IND. CITY. ZIP:~~%~ ~% CITY. ZIP: ~~ ~~ DUN AND BRADSTREET PHONE ~: ~0~ ~-~~ ~HONE e: ~-~ -- C~ ~ ~t ~t ~st ~its m Site 1~ ~ l~ ~ .. 5t~ tfl FKtltty ffi ~ I~t~ti~ ' · ~lth of ~m ~lth ~ P~i~l ~ ~lth ~zl~ C.l.S. ~ ~t It h i C.I.S. ~ k all t~t a~ly) of ~ ~t ~ ~&C.A.S.~ -"r--~ - r-~ r--~ ~t ~ ~&C.A.S. ~ ~ '~ ..... ~ .... "i~'": _l ~ ~ ~ ~ "~ ..... ~" ................. (c~k all t~t ~ly) - ' ' " ,,-~ -- -- r--~ r--~ ~t 12 hiC.l.S.~ , ,/. .* - ., '.~t 13 ,~ i C.liS. ,~ .. (Reed and si~ after comp/etlnE al/ sections) ~ Certff ic/t~m ~n ~ttfic~ttm (Read and SIKh after compIetJnE ail sections/ ~ .~ L CITY of Bi i ERSFIELD. - T 0 :ITY. ZIP~:~~i~ ~~5 CITY. ZZP:~O'~ -~(%~ -DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER 'HONE *:~.~- ~-~~ PHONE ~: ~- ~,~-~ ~ - -- - -- -- -- - C~e ~t Mt bt , [st ~*ts m Site I~ ~l lw ~ .. St~ tfl fKillty · ~ b I~t~tt~ )~i~l ~ Mltk ~zo~ C.l.S. ~ ~t II ~ i C.l.S. ~ ' of ~ ~lth . (~klil~l~} ' :'~ ..... : ~ ' . -" '. ' ' ., ., . . l. .. : ; '( r' ' ''~' ' ' 'l ': ': ~lth of P~su~ . . ~lth ~t t] ~ s c.~.s. ~ ~ __;I ....... I ;~__' '____I ']ILL f II ~ t IIl ~ i -- Ill i *' * -- .............. [RGE~Y~S I~' ' .... : * ~ '* · *" '~' ' - ~ ---- ~---- 21~'~ ~:.l. _ : . ' " ~lij ....... I ',"~ '9'i~'tu,. ~ St,,d.~d ,u,,.,,, HAZARDOUS., MATERI ALS 'I NVENT.ORY' · NON--TRADE SECRETS , :ITY, ZI~ t%;~t~ ~O~ CITY, ZI~~'~-~- -~4~,' . DUN AND BRADSTREET NUHBER '.o~ ~: ~_-~-~,~ ~ P.o~z ~:~- 4~- ~ ~q I · · : ." - - - - - -'- ~ ~ IWS~CTIO~ FOR PROP~ ~ :' ~ } 3 4 S . S ? I J , 10 ,11 .' 12 · 13 ' I1 '. .... L-I,._ ..... 1, .... ,_[ E_L-..,I .... i. !.. ! 1'.. ." ... "' '. · (C~k iii t~t i~ly) .-- ~ '~ .. ~Rh of P~ Mlch ....... ~t 83 ~&C.A.S.~ ' ~' _ ~L~., :. :_ ~ I I ' I,' ! ''':~ I I '.1 '": '::~ ".' -~:.-~:~ ' .~: . '"',:""- .". f6~k~ll.r~ ~ly) ' "~[ .... ~ -* ..... .: :.. . , ,, _. '-~ ~'~ · ~--~ - -- ~t ~ ~&C.A.S. ~ : · '. '" ' .. ~alth of P~sure ~lth '" ~ ' ~ ~t I~ ~&C.A.S.~ _1 I ! ! ! i I I ! ! .I .' , · ,.,' ~ ~ · i~1 ~ ~HIth ~Ze~ 'C.A.S. ~ ~t 81 ~ & C.A'.5. ~ ~Ft~Hazard ~--~ ~ti~*ty ~--" hl.~ L--~ ~ blme ~--- . '"-- ~t e3 ~ :& c. s. ~ -....- rtificiti~ (Read and sirs after colpjetJnR a J] sections) · . '"" :erttfy ~er ~lty of 1~ t~t I ~ve ~rsmlllyexemiM ~ ii f~ililr vith t~ tnfoMti~ suMi~ tn this ~ Ill .TticM ~ts. ~ t~t Ms~ ~ '~?; NON--TRADE SEC.RETS . ~OCATIOH:.. ~O~ ~.k;'(n %~ , ADDRESS: ~ ~ I~ ~m,tu~4~;~[ ~,e'" STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE E~e ~ Mt Mt Est ~its m Site I~ ~s I~ ~ .. St~ tn f~illty ~ ~ ]nst~ti~ ~i,I ~ ~lth ~ze~ ,. C.l.S. ~ ~t I! ~ & C.l.S. ~ I I · , ~lth of ~ ~lth I I l E~E~Y of r~.. ER SFIELD ~ . CITY ~. . , NO N-- TRADE S E C RET S ;OCATION: ~ ~ ~t ~ ~ .ADDRESS: '[~X~ ~~[ - STANDARD IND. CLASS COD :ITl, ZlP:~OB¢~X~ ~~ CITY, ZIP:~C~ ~a ~DON AND 'HONE ~: .. ~q- Dh)q .. PHONE ~: ~- ~- ~X - ' ': _ I. ~ 3 i S .' t ? I I lO II '' I~ 13 .. ' I1 ?~ns ~ -. ~x ~--~91' ~1 ~su~ I ~ Cmt ~t ' ~t h~ Lattme '~Mbt a ca ~e Mt at [st 'Units m SIta lym ~s l~ a .. ~t~ tn FKiitty ~-l~J--.~..~~._l_~___~~~ ;~ ~~' ~lth of t~ ~lth - ~lth of ~ ~lth '._I ;. I ::.:.:.:.! ' ';_ .1 ;~'~;' I I" I ' I '! ',J ".! "'"'" ' ....... - · ,.,,,,,,,,, .:. : . :.: ._.~.. : .. ...--. ,. , ...... . . '-~ -- r--~ -- r ~ ~t ~ ~EC.A.S.~ ' .. ' ' ._ I ._l~t-~__: ..... ~ [ ..... 1 ~ ~_ ! ]. ~ ~1 " . E~EN~ ~T~TS i1 ..... : · ' .~ ' ' ~titicItim (ReAd and s~ A~te~ colp]~t~ng I~ sections) .~ , :,. . ' .~'~ CITY of ._~KERSFIELD~. .. . .. : '~,--'.'~ .'.." . .... NON'T'RAD~' " .... · -'. ,'' ". ';L .. c' . .- . ." ;' ' ~0CAT~0~:~ 0~,t~ ~' - -- ADdreSS: 1/14 ~t~%e iai '1 ~ I~ ~ _L L..' ' I I I I ! I I ': ...: ............ ' ' ' . "- ' ' '~tO ~iC.LS. . , ~ : .- .~' '-.. ~...,..,~:i..;Lt .'.:. __" ...... ..... ~ , .. ,. ............ _ _1 I -. !-, .... I- I I I .: I I ';! ,,, --., ,. .... .,.~-' -' .. :.....~:~,.~..... ~- ~: / ~. -,-'. ..... ~, ;¥ ~.* ":..-.- *. : '.-.; .' ~7'*~ u ~ i't:a~; ..... ' ..... :' _ ,Z .... Z .... ' ....... ' .......... bOCA~ION: ,. ~DD~SS: STANDARD. I~. =~$S =O~ g BAKERSFIELD, CA.'!~!~!i''': 93.301 I OFFICIAI,,;US$,, QNI.Y ~ '" J BUSlN=.58 NAME . ,, HAZARDOUB MATERIALS ". BUSINESS PLAN A6"~A WHOLE FORM INSTRUCTIONS " ., '~ 1. To avoid further ac~on, ~ht8 form '~ 2. ~PE/PRZNT YOUR AHSWER8 ZH ENGLISH, , 3. Answer the questions below for THE FACZLZ~ UNIT 4. Be as BRIEF and CONCISE as poseib, l'e.. FACZLZ~ UNiT J. ~ ~ FACZLZ~ .UNIT NAHE,;,~...[~ ~ECTION 1: HI¢~GATION. PREVENTION. ABATENENT. PROCEDURES '. .,. ~'~ .. SECTION 2: NOTIFICATION 'AND EVACUATION pROCEDURES AT THE UNIT ONLY ' :F?/ * ' '. -" "' '::":!:'.'?~ '~ ' "-'i.; .. ... .?- ,... · " ':'i :':'~ , '"':'~;:'"' : ,* r.' )'.,'~, ON 3: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR THIS UNITi?ONLY ..... .i'./: . .. A. Does ........ this Facility'"Unit contain';'Hazar~ous Materials?....,.";" ...." NO [f NO, continue with SECTION 4 '~ :~;'. ". :' B. Are any of the hazardous m~ter~als:~;bOp~ f~de Trade"8~ret? YES .0 If ~O,.complege a separate Hazardou.~-ma~erialS i~vengo~y form m~rked: NON-TRAOE SECRETS ONLY;~::(wh~ge fora ~4A-I )' ? If YES,'complego a hazardous mager~l~ ~nvengory form m~rked: T~ADE SECRETS ONLY (Yellow form ~4ar2) ~n add~on ~o ghe non-grade, secret form. Lis% only %he trade secrets, on form SECTION 4: PRIVATE FIRE PRgTECTION .:::r" : SECTION '5: LOCATION OF WATER SUPPLYed. U~ ~BY.E~ERGENCY R~SPONDERs (Fi re. Hydr~n~)~ '.' ;, -~ B. ELECTRICAL: ~ ~ ~ C. WATER: .- ~O~ ,.~, ' ,',.: ' D. SPECIAL: ~'~ ~" .;.' E LOCK BOX: YEs /~ ZF YE~, LOCATZON:~' ''.:. '' ZF YES, SITE PLANS? YES / NO 'd: MSUS~? YES / NO~ FLOR PLANS? YES / NO ''' KEYS? YE8 / NO / NON-- Tt2ADE SECRET$ ' ' ~q,.J_.o~ ADDRESS:~ ~.~,%~-~(C,~ ~l STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE I ~ CITY, .~.~.,,~,.,,-,.,..,,,..,,,...~ ' '"' · · ~ ' ' ~'" '"'"" ~ ~ ~ ~k~.L~;-~a~ ~; : __.. :~ .,-, ::% ,-, :~ , ~,,, ,,~.,.,.~ P~icll ~ ~lth H4zl~ C.l.S. ~ ~t Il NM & C.A.S. ~ . ~t i] ~&C.A.S.'~ · · ~ .: ~L I [ " " I i : I I ':":": ~':~' .... ~ ~ Ft~za~ ~_a RHctivity. ~-a ~ia~ L--a ~ Reline L_a i~tite .. flfllth of P~su~ ,~lth ~ . ' '~t I~ ~ & C.A.S. ~' P~ical ~ HHltfi ~zlrd C.l.S. ~- at I1 h A C.l.S. ~ Certificltim ~aead'and s~ after coepJelJn~ aJJ ~ectlo~s/ - :' J. I certtfy ~r ~lty of 1~ t~t I ~ ~mally exaein~ ~, fmtli~r ,tth t~ 1nf~tim su~i~t~ tn this ~ a~ Itt~ ~, ~ t~t ~s~ m W i~iW of t~e i~tvi~ls ~sibll for obtaini~ t~ iflf~tim, I-~lieve t~t tM su~itt~ info~ti~ is t~, ~curate, ~d c~plete: [ / · ~ ./., _ ~ · . ~ · ~.. CITY o.f~KERSFIELD.:~ . NO N-- TRADE S E'C RETS '- . ' '- C~. Zr~e~Y)~p~g~--'i.e I~ ~'~{~ CXTY. z~P:(C~.v~,~.[ ~~-- DUN AND BRADSTRKET NUMBER ~ ~ ~U~ZO~ ~OR ~OP~ COD~ ' P~iul ~ ~lth ~zl~ C.l.S. ~ ~t Il ~ & C.A.S. ~ .' (erCi.ficitim'(Reld and sJgn .after .colpJetJng a J] sections) · ~ .: :.,. . .' .- ..t'~: .' NON--.TRADE. SECRETS. -.. . ~OCATXO,: ~t~ ~ ~C~-~: ~D~sS~ ....... ~ ' - ' - .' :STA~A~ ]~. C~SS CODE ' '-' 1' -' ' I '~.::~'1 ' !1 'II : "' ' ' I~ - ". -,, : ' I~ :- " "":-: , ~ · - ' : .' ' ' ~'~' ~ :. ' ~ :, ~ . ~1 -". ~ I~ ~ ~ '~ .~ : ..'.: ..... ~lm~ .... '~ .... ~~~ ' . .... -' ... ~'11 ~IC.l.~. ~' ' ,,..- , '.'~ It' C "~.:, ~;t ,.~ I ,~.~%.?. ::~ .~' ~ ',.~ ~ 'i , ~ .;' ¢ · ~:,,,:~,._.,tt.~ ~' t ' I~-~' ~'~"~ "' I :," I'~:' ' "- ...... ' ...... "' ~ ~ ~~':~ 't~',*~'' ~ ~ ' '~*' .... ~ ...... ~i ~:~i~' ~-'~":~:;:?:'?-:. t' '..~,: ~;~;:~:',~'~.-~" · :,;-,","-:t'."~,~¢~: .~' .: .... '~ ,:' '~'~ CX~. '~- ~' ,;-. ~", ' ~'.. ::~--~: ~'TL"L~:'.'' '.' :":?:~':: ~:'.:~" :: ~:'. :". - . ., -~., _. ': ,, :~ ...., . .,....,,.':::,.:- -: ._1_ '1 I ...... I ! _ ! I I t .l I ~. ~~ ~~ &~%-~:~ .. -. . . .-. ._. ._. ~:" 't:-'' :'. ::.~', .:: t-:..._'...::'::..:..:':-.. ., '-~" . -'..-.--.' -' :~= rttfi~ti~ (Reid l~ I~ lft~ CO~p]e~J~ Iii lectl~l/ ' .-. -, . :,. .~ . ..... .-....,: .. ..:: :(.:; ..... .. ~ ~. ., · - -..,. ... : -:. _.- .. . . .. 2ITY, ZIP:~¢p~,i~X~ ~~ CITY, ZIP:/%~~ ~~ DUN AND BRADSTRKKT NUMBER ' - ~ -- r ~lth of ~ ~lth ..... ~,, . ~.. : .... ~... rtificltim freed and si~ a~t~r co.p~et~n~ , obteini~ t~ inf~tim, · ,-:BAKERSFIELD CITY :.FIRE' DEPARTMENT i, · " ~ 2130 'G'";$T~..~EET" 1 ' .... ' '': "BAKERSFIELD, CA,':>~':.:., 93301 ~' : ':'" 'ii ' ' : .... .... · , ONI.y .' Il ' ~':' ~:.~:J D #,"-: . ii BUSlNE58 NAME ,' ",:.. ' ' 2:, :,','t. ,. .. ,, ,~, II , , , , I HAZARDOus'MATERIALS.. ,,~ " BUSINESS PLAN'A$?A ~WHOLE '' :' " FORM'.3A' .- :: ~: ,~ ::,..,..' ]:NSTRUCT1:ON,~ ."~ '::: 1." To &void furt, her act.~on, t.h~s form mus~, be ret. Urned bY: · ., 2. TYPE/PRINT YOUR ANSWERS IN ENGLZSH. 3. 'Answer t, he quesl;ion8 below for THE'FACILITY UN!T LZSTED. BELOt~ 4. Be as BRIEF and CONCISE as poeetblo. '~', "~ .1(-2C,.I l, , FACILITY UNIT ~) ' FACZLZ~ UNZT N~E:;' d d C " ........ ~-' '"~ .... ~-r ~ ,. :.., ~; ,.~;~ SECTION 1: 'MITIGATION. PREVENTION. ABATEME~~ PROCEDURES " ! ' ,.~:...,, :',,. SECTION 2: NOT:[F~CAT:[ON 'AND EVACUATION' PROCEDURES AT' THE UNZT ONLY · .-' ,. "?: .. 'L' . ' T~ON 3: HAZARDOUS HATERIALs' FOR THINS UNTT'ONLY .... ;'' ' A. Does [his Facilit, y Unit contain'Mazlr~o.us Materials? : NO ~ I See 8.i. , .':-.,.:.~,~" '.'~. ,,.? . I~ NO, continue w~h SECT[ON 4 _ .;:~;~: "~' ~ B. Are any of ~e hazardous materials ~ bona fide Trade Sec're[? YES If ~O,'comple[e a separate Hazardoue:materials ~nven[°r'y .. form marked: NON-TRADE SECRETS ON~Y?~(~hi~e'form ~4A-1) If YES, complete a hazardous maCerials inventory fornt marked: TRAOE SECRETS ONLY (Yello~ form e4s~2) ~n addition' [o ~.he non-trade. secre~ form. Lis[ .only'the [rade. se.;pre~6 on form 4A-2~::.'~,: SECTION 4: PRIVATE F~RE PROTECTION ,....~. ' · '"', ". ' . . . SECTION 5: LOCAT[ON OF ~ATER SUPPLY F~ U~E BY_ EHERGENCY R~ · . · . . : ,::' . , T~ON ~: LOCATION OF UT-JLJTY SHUT-OFFS AT TNJS.,U~~ g NATURAL GAS/PROPA~E: ~ g~ ~: B, ELECTRICAL: ~ O~ ~. ': '~ C. ~ATER: .. ~ o~ ~" . ~ D,. SPECIAL: ~.~ ~ ' .'. .. E. LOCK BOX: YEs /~ JF YEB, LOCATION: '" IF YES, SiTE PLANS? YES / NO '.' MSDSe? YES J NO. FLOR PLANS? YE8 / ~ :~ KEYS? YES / ': ~ .. . .,.~ , . - 3B - , , . ~ i " '~ .. ": ' '' "-' ':' · .... :':" :~ ": ~HAZARDOUs 'MATERIALS -I'NVENTORY. ..... _... ,.. ._ - .:!.:...- .. -.....~..;~ . .'- ., · :...~..... ::...'.. ,' LOCATION: ~ ~t*~ ~ STANDARD CI~. Z~:~~~ ~~ CI~, ZI~:~~ ~~ -DUN AND B~STRKET v ~ ! ~ S - ' s v 8 e ~ ' u . · ......... : !~ .' '. si .2.:/',; (~ ~ bt ~ Est ~itI m Site l~ ~ 'I~ ~ .. St~ In f~tllty ~ I~t~tt~ ._ :--/~,, . . :-1. 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'=! :::.. 1~ III ~t fly) :~ 2- ' ?.::.:~v::'~- "=~' --, .: · --~ =!~s . . · . . ...... . . . '... .-,~ ...-~: :..', . ':. . :.. 2130 "G"::~.:S~EET,' HAZARDOUS"M~TERIALS ' '" !?iiA wHOLE · FORM 3A '.' ]:NSTRUCTTONS ,",', ' : ~ ~'~ ~ 1. , To afro*icl fur"cher' act.*ion. Ch*is' for-m, mu~t. 13e r'et, urnecl,13¥: ,. 2. TYPE/PRINT YOUR ANSWERB IN ENGLISH,, · .,. 3. Answer' t,t'te ClUeSt,*ions be*iow for'",THEi'*FAC,Z. LITY UN];T L];ST,~D BELOW .' ' FACILITY UNIT #"(7z'~ FAC:];L~TY UNIT NA i r '. ,~iE~T']:oN 1: M:[T']:GAT]:ON. PREVENT1:ON,, ABATEH~N? PROCI-"DURES ,. ;. ::'.,,C... " · ;~ - :, , ,L.,, ~ - ;y~. ,:.~t'" ~':" ',. ' .:', ,,,: ':. SECT:]:ON 2: NOTTF]:CAT]:ON 'AND EVACUAT:]:ON I~ROCI=DURES AT THE UN]:'T ONLY' , . ..-. ~:~... .., . . ~' -'~, .. .' '"~'..'~ .iE~.~' ~ .-- .'".' . .' ,~ .... ' " ' '~.., .:...: ..... · , ~*T:[0" 3: HAZARDOUS .ATE.~ALs FOR TH~S UNZT'-ONLY . , , - . - ~.: · x.': .'.. . ~ : "A. 'Does ~his ~acili~y Uni~ con[ain ~Hazaraous Na~erials?..,...~"' ~)NO · -.~f .yes, see B. -- - -'. ..: If NO, cong~nue, w~gh ,,SECTION 4 '" ' B. Are any of the hazarOous materials ~.;bona fide Trade. Be.¢reg? YES NO .... -' ftys.. ?~ .-. If ~D, complete a separage Hazaraou.~.ma~erial~ ~nven~o~'~ form marked: NON-TRADE SECRET80NLY;:'(whige form ~4A-1 ' If YES, complege a hazardous mageri~l~ tnvengory form' marked: TRADE SECRETS ONLY (Yellow form ~4a~) ~n add~gton go",~be non-grade ,, /,.,~o~-~ ~< 0"4 ~-;{~'~9,¢;:~: . ~-:'./" .~, ... . . SECTZON 5: LOCATZON OF WATER' SUPPLY ~B USE ~Y E~.RGENCy RE~ONOER8 ~"~CTI.ON 6: LOCATION OF_UT~LZTY SHUT-OFFS AT THIg UN[~ "NATURAL GAS/PROPANE. ~ U~) < ' B. ELECTRICAl: ~ ~ ~ ' ' C ,. WATER: , / ~ o/~,,.~ ~,'. ,. '-:': D.. SPECIAL: ' ~ ~..~ .:., .' .:". - E.' LOCK BOX: YES IF YES, LOCATION: IF YES~ SITE PLANS? YES ./ NO NSDS~? YES / NO FLOR PLANS? YES: /'NO :.':(.~ KEYS? YES / NO" , - --~ :.. - ~ - ' : '. -;' -~ ': '.i ' . :-. ." . * - .;....' . >* . 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