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Home My WebLink AboutBUSINESS PLAN 12/8/1993 Figure 2-1 Site Map ATSF, Bakersfield Job ~Z92.03 -.The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company 740 East Carnegie Drive San Bernardino, CA 92408-3571 (909) 386-4083 December 8, 1993 File: 01001611 RECEIVED Hazardous Materials Coordinator 10~'C 1 3 I~}9,~ Bakersfield Fire Department - 2101 "H" Street HAZ. ~'~T D!V. Bakersfield, CA 93301 ' To Whom It May Concern: Enclosed please find the computer printouts of the Business Plan and Hazardou,s Material Inventory for Santa Fe's Bakersfield facility. Please note the inventory and plan have been revised to reflect the current status of the facility. Should questions arise regarding this submittal, please contact K. T. Reid at the above telephone number. Sincerely, Mick Hardin Manager Environmental Remediation Enclosure A Santa Fe Pacific Company / 07/2:3/93' ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215-000-001205 Page 1 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information Location: 1501F ST Map: 102 Hazard: Moderate Community: BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 Grid: 25D F/U: 1AOV: 0.0 Contact Name Title Business P~o~/ 24-Hour Phone- · %~A~)-~W~m~~¥.I.ASST SUPERINTENDENT (805) 395-5138 x (~L~~ / Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 740 E CARNEGIE DR D&B Number: 00-174-8524 City: SAN BERNARDINO State: CA zip: 92408- Comm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 401L Owner: ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA Phone: (~1~) 386-4081 Address: 740 E CARNEGIE DR State: CA City: SAN BERNARDINO Zip: 92408- Summary ./' SANTA FE EMERGENCY RESPONSE HOTLINE: 1--8001lb~--8~J~' (WESTE~: REGIONS, SANTA FE NATIONAL RAIL POLICE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER: 1-800-333-2383 (SYSTEM OFFICE, TOPEKA, KA) LEVEL A RESPONDERS CAN BE DISPATCHED FROM LA OR BARSTOW. RAILROAD RESPONDERS CAN PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND DISPATCH CONTRACTORS WHILE IN ROUTE. !, ~[c~.. F~r6[, r~ Do hereby certify that I have (Type or print name) RSCE~VED reviewed the attached hazardous materials manage~ merit plan for ~T..~t::: ~~and that it along with HAZ.'. MAT. D)V. any corrections constitute a compIete and correct man- agement plan for my.faciIi~. 07/23/93 ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215-000-001205 Page 2 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Name/Hazards Form Max Qty MCP 02-003 ACETYLENE Gas 700 High · Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 02-008 THIN~,SPRAY LAQUER ~/' Liquid 55 High 02-001 CLEANER, LIX 400D Liquid 55 Moderate · Fire, Reactive GAL 02-005 GASOLINE REGULAR UNLEADED Liquid ~2o'w/.~ Moderate · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth ~ SvC ~c~ GAL 02-002 SOLVENT .Liquid 100 Moderate · Fire, Reactive GAL 02-004 OXYGEN Gas 700 Low · Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 02-006 OIL [~,~6~t~ ~' Liquid 350 Minimal · Fire, Delay Hlth GAL 07/~3/93~ ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215-000-001205 Page 3 02 - Fixed Containers on Site ~ Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order ~ 02-003 ACETYLENE Gas 700 ~ High · Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 CAS #: 74-86-2 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 Daily Average FT3 Annual Amount FT3 -- 700 I 700.00 I 700.00 Storage I Press.-/ Temp I Location FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above IAmbient E OF STORE HOUSE -- Conc~ Components MCP --~Guide 100.0% IAcetylene ~ High ! 17 02-0{ , SPRAY LAQUER. Liquid High .re, Pressure CAS # Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Mixture Days: 3{ Use: CLEANING Daily Max GAL Dail ge GAL F Annual Amount GAL -- 55 55.00 I 55.00 Storage Press Location METAL C STOREHOUSE -- Conc ~ MCP ---~uide 40 0% IModerateI 27 20 Methanol IHigh ! 28 Methyl Ethyl Ketone ModerateI. 26 02-001 CLEANER, LIX 400D Liquid 55 Moderate · Fire, Reactive GAL CAS #: 111-76-2 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: CLEANING Daily Max GAL Daily Average GAL Annual Amount GAL 55 I 55.00 ----~ 100.00 Storage Press T Temp Location DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC I Ambient|Ambient I sToRE HOUSE -- Conc { Components MCP ---TGuide 1.0%]Cyclohexane Moderatel 26 12.0% 2-Butoxyethanol ModerateI 26 07/2'3/93~ ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215-000-001205 Page 4 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventor~ Detail in MCP O~der 022005 GASOLINE REGULAR UNLEADED Liquid ~),-5~ Moderate · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL CAS #: 8006-61-9 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: FUEL Daily Max GAL Daily Average GAL Annual Amount GAL 55 I 40.00 [ 300.00 Storage Press T Temp Location DRUM/BARREL-NONMETAL IAmbientlAmbientlSTORAGE SHED N OF CAMPUS way - Conc Components I MCP ----~uide 100.0% IGasoline IModeratel 27 02-002 SOLVENT Liquid 100 Moderate · Fire, Reactive GAL CAS #: 64742-47-8 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: CLEANING Daily Max GALI Daily Average GAL I Annual Amount GAL 100 ~ 100.00 530.00 Storage Press T Temp Location DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC IAmbien~/AmbientlSTORE HOUSE -- Conc~ Components I MCP ---~uide 100.0% INaphtha Solvent IModeratel 27 02-004 OXYGEN Gas 700 Low · Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 CAS #: 7782-44-7 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3700I~ Daily Average700.00FT3 I Annual Amount700.00FT3 Storage Press T TempI Location FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above ~AmbientlE OF STORE HOUSE -- Conc Components MCP --~Guide 100.0% IOxygen, Compressed ILow ~ 14 07/2'3/93~ ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215-000-001205 Page 5 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-006 OIL~ L~l¢~, ~('01'~ ~ C'x/'~ Liquid 350 Minimal · Fire, Delay Hlth . GAL CAS #: 8020835 Trade secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: LUBRICANT Daily Max GAL I Daily Average GAL ] Annual Amount GAL 350 ~ 350.00 350.00 Storage ~lPress T Temp Location DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC IAmbient~AmbientlN OF BRAKE SHOP - Conci Components I MCP --~Guide 100.0% IMotor Oil, Petroleum Based IMinimal I 27 07/2~3/93' ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215-000-001205 Page 6 O0 - Overall Site <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <l>-~Agency Notification 911. SUPERVISOR OR EMERGENCY CQORDINATOR CONTACTS SANTA FE'S ~ OPERATIONS CENTER (~g~HESR~C COgRDINATES AND MAINTAINS A'PREPAREDNESS PLAN WHICH CONTAINS PHONE NUMBERS FOR LOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES, KEY RAILROAD PERSONNEL, AND LOCAL AND STATE AGENCIES REQUIRING NOTIFICATION. <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL SUPERVISE AND INITIATE ALL NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES. EMPLOYEES ARE NOTIFIED BY 2-WAY HANDHELD OR CAR RADIO. DESIGNATED RALLY POINT IN CASE OF EMERGENCIES IS OUTSIDE ASSISTANT TRAINMASTER'S OFFICE. RALLY POINT MAY BE CHANGED BY EMERGENCY COORDINATOR DEPENDING ON LOCATION OF EVENT. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL NOTIFY APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES WHEN PUBLIC EVACUATION IS JUDGED NECESSARY FOR PROTECTION OF HEALTH AND SAFETY. THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL ASSIST LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONDERS, ORS, AND NRS IN EVACUATING THE PUBLIC SAFELY AND EFFICIENTLY. <4> Emergency Medical Plan MERCY HOSPITAL, 2215 TRUXTUN AVE, 327-3371 07/2~3/93' ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215-000-001205 Page 7 00 -. Overall Site <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention PREVENTIVE PROCEDURES IMPLEMENTED BY SANTA FE TO MITIGATE POTENTIAL RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCLUDE: INSPECTION PROGRAMs SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS PRECAUTIONARY OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES TRAINING <2> Release Containment · EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, SUCH AS ABSORBENTS, ARE AVAILABLE FOR CONTAINING SMALL SPILLS. ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE TANK IS EQUIPPED WITH SECONDARY CONTAINMENT. LARGER SPILLS ARE HANDLED BY OUTSIDE CLEANUP CONTRACTORS. <3> Clean Up EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR CLEANUP OF SMALL SPILLS. LARGE SPILLS ARE HANDLED BY OUTSIDE CLEANUP CONTRACTORS SUCH AS DISPOSAL CONTROL SERVICES, INC. <4> Other Resource Activation 07/~3/9~3~ ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215-000-001205 Page 8 00 - Overall Site <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards S~ECiAL HAZARDS CO,~E AND GC~ <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - WEST OF TERMINAL BUILDING. GAS LINE BY OAK STREET IS CLOSED B) ELECTRICAL - ONE ON POWER POLE NEAR INTERMODAL RAMP OFFICE AT ENTRANCE, OFF CAMPUS WAY; TWO ON POWER POLES, SOUTH SIDE OF TRACKS, WEST OF HWY 99 OVER PASS. SHUT OFF FOR SECONDARY LINE IN TERMINAL BUILDING C) WATER - WEST OF HWY 99 OVERPASS D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION .(FIRE HYDRANTS) - SEVEN EVENLY-SPACED FIRE HYDRANTS RUNNING ALONG TRACK 17 FROM EAST SWITCH'AREA TO OAK STREET. ONE NEAR INTERMODAL RAMP OFFICE AT ENTRANCE, OFF CAMPUS WAY ENTRANCE. ~ <4> Building Occupancy Level 07/2~3/9~3~ ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215-000-001205 Page 9 00 - Overall Site <G> Training <1> Page 1 WE HAVE 145 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY. WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE. OSHA HAZARD COMMUNICATION TRAINING IS CURRENTLY BEING CONDUCTED. AN INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATORy FRAMEWORK MANUAL AND TRAINING PROGRAM ARE BEING DEVELOPED TO SYNTHESIZE ALL REQUIREMENTS AND TOPICS' INTO ONE COMPREHENSIVE WORKER HAZ MAT EDUCATION PROGRAM. <2> Page 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use HM460001 i~ ~ Ag~ount Number .AC ~ RECEIVABLE ADJUSTMENT March 21~ 1995 Date New Ae,,ount . New Addreu Esther Dumn Close Account From Sewlce Clmnae Other AdJlmtment8 X Fire Department. Hazardous Materials Division Department/Division ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWAY Billing Name 1501 F STREET Billing Address Site Addresa Parcel # (if Applicable) Landlord Name & Address (If Applicable) ADJUSTMENT Last Billed Correct Billing Adjustment to Effective Date of Billing Change <48.40> 03-01-95 Remarks: PAYMENT WAS POSTED ON MARCH 6TH AFTER FINANCE CHARGES HAD BEEN ADDED. WE WILL WRITE OFF THE FINANCE CHARGES. Page: 1 Account Billing/Collection Activity Inquiry SUTL108 Acct : 460001 Cyc St CL Bill St: NO Cyc: 5 Rt: Seq: $SN : Parcel: .... Svc Cls :e Name : ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA Svc Add: 1501F ST Amt due: 48.40 Current Period Postings Lst Pmt: -403.48 Type Desc Date Amount Receipt # Pmt Dte: 03/06/95 B91 PENALTY 03/01/95 40.30 -- Prior Bills -- B92 FINANCE CHARGE 03/01/95 8.10 Date Balance 99 PAYMENT 03/06/95 -403.48 104259 01/01/95 0.00 01/01/94 0.00 01/01/93 0.00 01/01/92 0.00 01/01/91 0.00 02/15/90 0.00 Enter '/' For Billing History, 'P' To Print Report, 'D' For Detail Page, or '/C' For Credit and Deposit History or 'XX' To Exit The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company 740 East Carnegie Drive San Bernardino, CA 92408-3571 (714) 386-4083 June 26, 1992 File: 01001611-64 Mr. Ralph Huey Hazardous Materials Coordinator Bakersfield Fire Department 2101 "H" Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Mr. Huey: Enclosed please find the computer printout of the business plan and inventory for Santa Fe's Bakersfield facility. I have reviewed this plan in its entirety and made any necessary revisions. I have also enclosed a current copy of Emergency Response Procedures and Employee Training document to supplement the answers provided on your forms. Questions regarding this submittal should be directed to Ms. Kelly Reid at the above telephone number Sincerely, David C. Clark, P.E. Director-Environmental Quality and Hazardous Materials By ~a,~ ~ ~idk Hardin Manager Environmental and Hazardous Materials Control Enclosure cc: SEPRC 2800 Meadowview Road Sacramento, CA 95832 06-26 02 A Santa Fe Pacific Company In case of immediate or major emergencies, telephone number 911 will serve as the first incident reporting number. The ROC will immediately notifY the .local emergency dispatch, State Office of Emergency Service, and/or the National Response Center. Notifications must include: · name and telephone number of caller · name and address of facility · time and type of incident · name and type of involved material(s), to the extent known · the extent of injuries, if any, and · possible hazards to human health and the environment, outside the facility The Emergency Coordinator will immediately implement appropriate provisions of this Plan in order to minimize hazards to human health or the environment from fires, explosions or unplanned sudden or non-sudden release of hazardous materials. The Emergency Coordinator will also take all reasonable measures to ensure that fires, explosions, and releases do not occur, reoccur or spread to other areas. As necessary, processes will be halted and affected areas will be isolated. In addition, the Emergency Coordinator will also be responsible for monitoring other facility areas to ensure that problems do not occur when these areas are unattended or non-operational. Evacuation Plan While supervisors are responsible for removing personnel from the immediate hazard area, only the Emergency Coordinator can implement facility evacuation. This will be done whenever the Emergency Coordinator judges that such'an evacuation is necessary to protect human health. The evacuation will follow the 'procedures described below as closely as possible; however, the Emergency Coordinator may deviate from these procedures to provide a more effective plan for evacuating the area. · The Emergency Coordinator will notify the public address dispatcher or announce an area or facility evacuation · Personnel are to stop all machinery and secure operations as appropriate and as time permits · All personnel in the hazard area are to walk, not run to the nearest facility exit. Exit routes are posted in each shop · Personnel are to report to pre-designated rally poinls. Personnel should not proceed to rally points located within 500 feet of lhe evacuated · Foremen are to account for all department members · Entry of unnecessary visitors, contractors, and employe6s will be prohibited during the evacuation period · Safety equipped personnel will be assigned by the Emergency Coordinator to control access of hazard area · When the facility incident has been resolved, the Emergency Coordinator will notify the public address dispatcher and request that an announcement be made · Non emergency personnel will not be allowed to re-enter the facility until the All Clear message has been announced To insure that all evacuations are conducted efficiently and safely, the follOWing pre-planning is necessary: · Emergency exits for specific facility areas should be posted in each shop · Shop for foremen should know where all electrical equipment power controls are located for possible shut down in an emergency · Shop foremen should pre-plan systems for accounting of personnel during an emergency evacuation drills should be conducted annually · Assign pre-designated rally points Material Recovery/Decontamination The first step in the decontamination procedure is to collect all hazardous or potentially hazardous material. Safety-equipped personnel will collect liquids using portable pumps or absorbents. Solids will be collected using shovels, brooms, and similar items. All collected materials will be transferred to approved containers. All containers will be identified and labelled as they are filled. Contaminated facility sudaces, e.g., floors and walls, will be cleaned before area use is resumed. To clean the surface, safety-equipped personnel will remove all contaminated materials and residues and triple clean the area using appropriate cleaning agents. If a cleaning solution is ineffective in removing visual signs of contamination, an alternative solution will be tried. Additional cleaning procedures such as sanding or sandblasting may be required in extreme cases where visual signs of contamination cannot be removed using standard cleaning solutions. Diking will be provided around areas to be cleaned, as appropriate. All cleaning and rinsing solutions and all diking materials will be collected and properly disposed of. The Emergency Coordinator must inspect the cleaned area prior to resuming operations. If a very toxic or large quantity of material was involved, the Health & Safety (H&S) Department must also inspect the area. The H&S Department will collect area samples (e.g. wipe samples) if, in their estimation, the area may not be adequately cleaned. Contaminated equipment will be inspected by the Emergency Coordinator, who will determine if the item should be decontaminated or disposed. This determination will be made for both facility operational equipment and emergency equipment. Equipment to be decontaminated will be triple cleaned using an appropriate solution. All equipment cleaning will be conducted in a bermed or other appropriate area. The Emergency Coordinator must inspect all cleaned equipment before it is returned to use. SECTION 3 EMPLOYEE TRAINING All Employees All new employees are trained in safety and emergency response procedures within six months of hiring with refresher training provided annually. The training program includes the following: · Procedures for on- and off-site notification of emergencies · Location and content of facility emergency response plan · Evacuation and re-entry procedures including individual responsibilities during an emergency, and meeting point after evacuation Hazardous Material Handlers Hazardous material handlers are trained annually in 3 to 4 hour sessions in the following areas: · Safe methods for storage, disposal and handling of hazardous materials including proper labelling of containers and manifesting of hazardous waste. · Proper fitting and use of personal protective equipment for use during normal handling and emergency response. · Proper use and locations of fire and spill control equipment · Knowledge of specific hazards of each chemical to which employees may be exposed. · Review of contents and location of Material Safety Data Sheets. Emergency Responte Personnel Emergency response personnel receive training in the following areas in addition to the above training. This training is provided quarterly in eight hour sessions. · Rescue and containment procedures · Procedures for shutdown of operations · Use and maintenance of emergency equipment · Coordination/notification of response agencies, dispatch center and clean-up contractors. Training Documentation Initial and refresher training for all employees and hazardous material handlers is provided by: Calvin Hobbs Manager of Safety and Rules (714) 386-4006 Annual training for emergency response personnel is provided and documented by: Bryan Morrison Manager, Hazardous Materials Response & Community Relations (714) 386-4093 Documentation of all training may be obtained by contacting: Mick Hardin Manager Environmental & Hazardous Material Control Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company 740 East Carnegie Drive San Bemardino, CA 92408 (714) 386-4081 Documentation consists of training verification including dates and signatures for all employees in attendance, and description of introductory and refresher training including type and length of sessions Training records are retained for a minimum of three years and are available on-site for review by administering agency inspection personnel. ~/21/92 ATCHISON T A & SANTA FE RAILWA 215~ 0-001205 Page 1 O~erall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information Location: 1501F ST Map: 102 Hazard: Moderate Community: BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 Grid: 25D F/U: 1AOV: 0.0 Name Title~N _-- Business Phone 24 - HourT~%%%~ ~ Contact -_~r'jH?~ ~:~,2,3NOA~,YR%: .-;~RCEN~.-~OO~.D ~805) 395-5161 x (805) ~~ IVAN OWSLY ASST ~__ 1(805) 395-5138 x (805) 872-8775! / Administrative Data Mail Addrs: .... ~ ~ -~- - -V~O~.CA~ND£~ D&B Number: 00-174-8524 City: ~S ~4~~D~O State: CA Zip: 9~-~q06 Comm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 4011 Owner: ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA Phone: (-2~_3}~ ~9 ~7~7 Address: ....... ~ .... V ~O ~. CA~NF=~rI~ D~ State: CA ~5~6-90~! City: ~S ~WqE~~O,~ Zip: 9~4~mRF,-q~e06 Summary ~ANTA FE EMERGENCY RESPONSE HOTLINE: 1-800-234-0320 (WESTERN REGIONS, SAN BERNARDINO) SANTA FE NATIONAL RAIL POLICE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER: 1-800-333-2383 (SYSTEM OFFICE, TOPEKA, KA) LEVEL A RESPONDERS CAN BE DISPATCHED FROM LA OR BARSTOW. RAILROAD RESPONDERS CAN PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND DISPATCH CONTRACTORS WHILE IN ROUTE. E Y I, .~V'tI'C~ J~l,r~_ Do hereby certify that I have (Type or print name) reviewed the at~ached hazardous m~erials manage- ment plan for ~T ~. ~~ ;, arid that i~ along with ~y ~rre~ions constitute a complete and corr~ man- agement plan for my facility. 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-003 ACETYLENE Gas 700 High Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 CAS #: 74-86-2 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3700 I Daily Average 700.00FT3 I Annual Amount 700.00FT3 -- Storage Press T Temp Location FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Iabove IAmbientlE OF STORE HOUSE -- Conc Components ~ MCP List 100.0% IAcetylene IHigh I 02-008 THINNER, SPRAY LAQUER Liquid 55 High Fire, Pressure GAL CAS. #: Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type.: Mixture Days: 365 Use: CLEANING Daily Max GAL Daily Average GAL Annual Amount GAL -- 55 I 55.00 ] 55.00 Storage Press T TempI Location METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM Above IAmbient I STOREHOUSE -- Conc Components MCP J. List 40'0% INaphtha IM°deratel 20.0% Methanol High 20.0% Methyl Ethyl Ketone Moderate 02-001 /CLEANER, LIX 400D Liquid 165 Moderate .~ Fire, Reactive GAL ! CAS #: 111-76-2 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: CLEANING '. Daily Max GAL Daily Average GAL Annual Amount GAL I .oo 1 IOO.O Storage Press T Temp Location DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC {Ambient~AmbientlSTORE HOUSE -- Conc ~ Components i MCP -~List 1.0%ICycl°hexane ModerateI 12.0% 2-Butoxyethanol ~ModerateI 0'1/21/92 ATCHISON T~A & SANTA FE RAILWA 215et0-001205 Page 3 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-005 GASOLINE REGULAR UNLEADED Liquid 400 Moderate j _~Fir~ Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL AS #: 8006-61-9 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: ~365 Use: FUEL Daily.Max GAL Daily~Average GAL Annual Amount GAL. I · I Storage ~~Press T Temp LocatiOn -- Conc Components MCP ---/List 100.0% IGasoline IModeratel 02-002 SOLVENT Liquid 100 Moderate Fire, Reactive GAL CAS #: 64742-47-8 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: CLEANING --'Daily Max GAL100 I Daily Average100.00GAL ] Annual Amount530.00GAL Storage Press ~ Temp Location DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC [Ambient/Ambient[STORE HOUSE -- Conc Components MCP List 100.0% Naphtha Solvent I~oderatel 0'1/21i92 ATCHISON TOgA & SANTA FE RAILWA 215 -001205 Page 4 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-007 ~R, LUCITE 55 Liquid 55 te GAL CAS #: 67-~ Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid .ure Days: 365 Use Daily Max GAL I e GAL I Annual Amount GAL 55 I 55.00 55.00 Storage Temp Location DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC -- Conc Components MCP ist 5.0% ,1 Acetate Moderate 50% Moderate 40 Acetone Ethoxyethyl Acetate 20.0% Petroleum Naphtha Moderat 02-004 OXYGEN Gas 700 Low Fire, Pressure,- Immed Hlth FT3 CAS #: 7782-44-7 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3700 I Daily Average700.00FT3 I Annual Amount700.00FT3 Storage Press T Temp Location FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above IAmbientlE OF STORE HOUSE -- C°nc Components MCP List 100.0% IOxygen, Compressed ILOw I 0~1.21.92 ATCHISON T A & SANTA FE RAILWA 215 -001205 Page 5 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP order 02-006/OIL Liquid 10000 Minimal %/Fire, Delay Hlth GAL CAS #: Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 3'65 Use: LUBRICANT Daily Max GAL Daily Average GAL Annual Amount GAL. Storage ; Press -. Temp I Location DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC !Ambient Ambient N OF BRAKE SHOP -- Conc Components MCP List 100.0% IMotor Oil, Petroleum Based IMinimal I 01/21/92 ATCHISON T A & SANTA FE RAILWA 215 -001205 Page 6 00 - Overall Site <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification 911 Supervisor or Emergency Coordinator contacts Santa Fe's Regional Operations Center (ROC). The ROC coordinates and maintains a Preparedness Plan which contains phone numbers for local emergency services, key railroad personnel, and local and state agencies requiring notification. See attached Emergency Response and Employee Training document for further detail. <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL SUPERVISE AND INITIATE ALL NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES. Employees are notified by 2-way handheld or car radio. Designated rally point incase of emergencies is outside Assistant Trainmaster's office. Rally point may be changed by Emergency Coordinator depending on location of event.~ <3> Public Notif./Evacuation ~THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL NOTIFY APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES WHEN PUBLIC EVACUATION IS JUDGED NECESSARY FOR PROTECTION OF HEALTH AND SAFETY. THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL ASSIST LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONDERS, OES, AND NRS IN EVACUATING THE PUBLIC SAFELY AND EFFICIENTLY. <4> Emergency Medical Plan MERCY HOSPITAL, 2215 TRUXTUN AVE, 327-3371 0~1/21/92 ATCHISON T A & SANTA FE RAILWA 215' 0-001205 Page 7 00 - Overall Site <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention ~ PREVENTIVE PROCEDURES IMPLEMENTED BY SANTA FE TO MITIGATE POTENTIAL'RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCLUDE: INSPECTION PROGRAMS SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS PRECAUTIONARY OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES TRAINING <2> Release Containment Equipment and supplies, such as absorbents, are available for containing small spills. AbOveground gasoline tank is equipped with secondary containment, Larger spills are handled by outside cleanup contractors. <3> Clean Up Equipment and supplies are available for cleanup of small spills. Large spills are handled by outside cleanup contractors such as Disposal Control Services, Inc. <4> Other Resource Activation 01/21/92 ATCHISON T KA & SANTA FE RAILWA 2 1-001205 Page 8 00 - Overall Site <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards SPECIAL HAZARDS COME AND GO <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - WEST OF TERMINAL BUILDING. GAS LINE BY OAK STREET IS CLOSED ~ B) ELECTRICAL - ~CLE--EAST O~ DLAC~?~-~'. SHUT OFF FOR SECONDARY LINE IN TERMINAL BUILDING C) WATER - ... ......... i~=S~ET~p~~ ~ ~-A~ ~A~P~ D) SPECIAL .- NONE ~ Vg~ ~ ~/~ ~ d~Ph~q E) LOCK BOX - NO .<3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - SEVEN EVENLY-SPACED FIRE HYDRANTS RUNNING ALONG T~CK 17 'FROM EAST SWITCH AREA TO OAK STREET /~0 T R N F E <4> Building Occupancy Level 01/21/92 ATCHISON T A & SANTA FE RAILWA 21 )-001205 Page 9 00 - Overall Site <G> Training <1> Page 1 WE HAVE 145 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY. WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE. OSHA HAZARD COMMUNICATION TRAINING IS CURRENTLY BEING CONDUCTED. AN INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK MANUAL AND TRAINING PROGRAM ARE BEING DEVELOPED TO SYNTHESIZE ALL REQUIREMENTS AND TOPICS INTO ONE COMPREHENSIVE WORKER HAZ MAT EDUCATION PROGRAM. <2> page'2 as'needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use CITY of BAKERSFIELD "WE CARE" FIRE DEPARTMENT October 22, 1991 S. D. JOHNSON 2101 H STREET FIRE CHIEF BAKERSFIELD, 93301 326-3911 Transportation Department Conoco, Inc. P.O. Box 2197 (PO-2) Houston, TX 77252 ATTN: Transportation Department Supervisor Information from the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company indicate that you are storing Hazardous Materials within the City of Bakersfield. Track leases, are in fact, storage arrangements and therefore are reportable under Chapter 6.95 of the California Health and Safety Code. We have enclosed forms for the completion of your Hazardous Materials Management Plan and Inventory. Please complete this Business Plan and return to this office by November 15, 1991. If we can be of any assistance please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely Yours, Ralph E. Huey Hazardous Materials Coordinator REH:vp ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA~ ID Number: 215-000-001205 ESTER 06/11/91 1 Location: 1501 F ST Map: 102 Hazard: Hoderate Emerg. Plan for: Overall Site 1 Fac. Units Grid: 25D Area of Vul: 0.0 Contact Name Title , BuSiness Phone 24 Hour Phone- IVAN OWSLY ASST SUPERVISOR (805) 395-5138 x 805) 872-8775 Y <A> Hazmat <B> Area Plan <C> Fac. Units <D> Notif/Evac <E> Mitigation <F> Site Facts <G> Training <H> Not Used <I> Not Used <J> Not Used <K> Held Aside <L> Incidents <~i> Inspection <N> Admn <P> Print <Esc> Exit EMERGENCY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION FOR THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWAY CO. Bakersfield Railyard 1501 "F" Street Bakersfield, CA EMERGENCY COORDinATORS P~mary Ivan Owsley Telephone (business) (805) 395-5138 TeJephone (24-hour) (805) 872-8775 Alternate Ga~ McCa~n Telephone (business) (805) 395-5161 Telephone (24-hour) ¢ 8o5) 833-9932 Manager Environment & Hazardous Mick E. Hardin Materials Control Telephone (business) (714) 386-4081 Telephone (home) (714) 595-0753 Beeper (213) 971-2291 (after tone) 816716 Regional Operations Center (external) (714) 386-4224 (internal) 888-4224 Nearest Medical Facility Mercy Hospital 2215 TruXton Ave (805) 327-3371 Emergency Spill Response ~ vacuum serviq~ . (805) 393-1151 F.¥acua~on MeeUng Point Outside Assistant Trai,nmaster's Office i' SECTION HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLING The purpose of a proper hazardous materials handling program is to minimize the risks associated with the storage and use of potential toxic chemicals. The Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe's (ATSF) program for hazardous materials management includes: · Periodic reviews of facility operations to determine potential for hazardous materials incidents. · A determination of the possible means by which hazardous materials could be released and the steps that should be taken to eliminate those means. · The provision of adequate equipment, supplies, structures, or other physical means (i.e. protective clothing, respirators, forklifts, emergency first aid supplies) for personnel who handle hazardous materials. Fa-e extinguishers and absorbents are also present on-site. · A training program for personnel who handle hazardous materials. The program covers: hazardous material identification proper storage labeling requirements safety equipment and protective clothing use transportation requirements emergency response and prevention Preventative Proceduret Preventative procedures implemented by ATSF to mitigate potential releases of hazardous materials include: inspection programs secondary containment systems precautionary operational procedures training Inspection programs include periodic checks on equipment conditions in order to prevent a release resulting from a malfunction. Inspections are also conducted periodically in storage areas where containers of hazardous materials or hazardous waste are kept. This ensures the containers are not deteriorating or leaking. Secondary containment systems are built around aboveground storage tanks to prevent the widespread release of a hazardous material. A program that will include monitoring for releases from tanks and/or secondary containment is currently being implemented for all underground storage tanks containing hazardous materials. Precautionary operational procedures include equipment checks and test periods, caution or warning notices about equipment or procedures, and periodic fire and evacuation drills. Training program procedures to teach employees the safe and proper management of hazardous materials and the required actions in case of an emergency are discUSSed in Section 3. SECTION 2 EMERGENCY RESPONSE Basic Implementation If an employee discovers an existing or potential emergency situation, the employee will immediately notify the supervisor'or the Emergency Coordinator. If the event is a spreading fire, the employee may call the fire department directly. If the situation is a minor event, the supervisor will immediately implement and coordinate appropriate response procedures. If the situation is a major event, the supervisor will initiate appropriate area responses and immediately contact the Regional Operations Center. The Emergency Action Plan Flowchart (page 4) shows the notification and response procedures. The Regional Operations Center (ROC) is designated as that Region's emergency coordination center. Each ROC coordinates and maintains a ROC Preparedness Plan that includes phone numbers for local emergency services, key railroad personnel, and local and state agencies requiring notification. The supervisor will provide the Emergency Coordinator with the information necessary for the Emergency Coordinator to generally evaluate the situation. The Emergency Coordinator has technical assistance capability, full facility access, site familiarity, and the authority to make decisions and commit company resources for incident mitigation. Responsibilities of the Emergency Coordinator include: · Determine the need to immediately notify federal and state regulatory agencies and so advise the ROC from the information known at that time to make notifications. · Determine the need and arrange for any additional outside-the-company ~ex:hnical support through the ROC. · Coordinate effort with operating, equipment, maintenance, security, public relations personnel and public emergency personnel at the scene. ~IERGENCY ACTION PLAN~ FLOWCHART R N STATE AND LOCAL ~- ~- IF IN YARD, AGENCIES IF ~"~, ~ ASSISTkNT REQUIRED ~ TRMNMAST~R ~ Offic~ REGIONAL OPERATIONS AVl) - Operations Reg. Mgr. Equipment CENTER Supt. ffralnmaster (R.O.C.) Qua~ Control O~: Fire, Police, SYSTEM OPERATIONS SCHAUM~URG [Relations [M~r. Envlronmeflf & COI~ACI I R LEGEND N = Notify R ~ Response DRAFT 3192 4 · Jointly with supervision on the scene, and the Manager-Environment and Hazardous Materials, decide on containment and clean-up methods for any spilled products or hazardous materials. · Immediately identify the character, source, amount, and real effect of the event and any released materials. Involved products may be identified using information contained on Material Safety Data Sheets. With this information, the Emergency Coordinator will determine the existing and potential threat to health and the environment posed by the emergency situation. This assessment must consider both direct effects and indirect effects such as contaminated run-off problems or the production of gases by fire fighting chemicals. · As the incident progresses, provide updates to the ROC, including any changes impacting reportable conditions. Definition of an Emergency Responses to facility spills, fires, or explosions have been divided into two categories: minor events and major events, depending upon the extent to which the event threatens human health or the environment. Minor events require immediate responses to the situation but do not require formal implementation of emergency procedures. Major events do require full implemenLa~on of the Plan. Minor and major events may be defined as follows: Minor event Fire · Involves very limited quantifies of materials · Does not generate toxic fumes · Is self-contained · Does not pose an explosion hazard Spill · Does not involve over 100 gallons of a toxic, flammable or corrosive material · Does not threaten to react with surrounding material to cause a fire or explosion · Does not discharge or threaten to discharge to sewer or surface waters · Does not involve a commercial pesticide or any material used to control vegetation, insects, animal pests, or bacteria. Ma.[or event Fire andlor Explosion · The fire causes the release of toxic fumes · The fire spreads and could possibly ignite materials at other locations on- site or could cause heat-induced explosions · The fire could possibly spread to off-site areas · An imminent danger exists that an explosion could ignite other hazardous materials at the facility · An imminent danger exists that an explosion could result in the release of toxic material · An explosion has occurred $1~ill · The spill could result in a release of flammable liquids or vapors that could cause'a fire or gas explosion hazard · The spill could cause the release of significant quantities of toxic liquids or fumes that could threaten human health or the environment · The spill cannot be contained on-site or will discharge to sewer or surface water General Response Actions The Emergency Coordinator will determine if an Emergency Responder should be notified based on the nature and size of the event. If the responder is notified by anyone else, or is the first to detect a situation, immediate notification must be made to the Emergency Coordinator and ROC. At the scene, responders will serve as advisors and a resource to the Emergency Coordinator. As is the case in any accident or incident, safety is the first consideration. After review of the potential or existing hazards of the situation, the Emergency Coordinator will confirm whether or not the implementation of full emergency procedures is required. If Plan implementation is not necessary, the Emergency Coordinator will request that appropriate personnel continue area response effort. If Plan implementation is necessary, the Emergency Coordinator will: · notify employees of the potential dangers via the public address system or two-way radio system · initiate employee evacuations as appropriate · monitor evacuation measures · request that ROC summon la'ained ATSF emergency personnel · evaluate the need for off-site assistance · request the ROC contact appropriate assistance agencies · initiate and coordinate response efforts Notification Procedures Requirements for incident reporting to various agencies are included in a number of · regulations, depending on the situation. Immediate notification of the ROC is the responsibility of the Emergency Coordinator; subsequent notification of regulatory agencies is the responsibility of the ROC; written reports will be the responsibility of the Manager, Environment and HazardOUs Materials. If an evacuation is advisable, the Emergency Coordinator must notify appropriate local authorities and be available to help determine the need for an evacuation The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company ~ 5770 South Eastern Avenue F~ E C E IVED Los Angeles, California 90040 ~IAY 2 ~ 199! (213) 889-7769 - ~:~ ~'d .... May 16, 1991 ......... -~OX'aic.,'~~xv,-- File: 01001611-49 ' ~Mr. Ralph Huey Hazardous Materials Coordinator Bakersfield City Fire Department 2101 H Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Mr. Huey: Enclosed please find the computer printout of our business plan and inventory. Please note the changes on Page Six regarding number of employees and MSDS storage. No other changes were necessary. This letter also se~es to certify that, to the best of my knowledge, this information is true, accurate, and based on the best information available. I trust this contains all the information you need. Please call if you have any questions. Very truly yo~s, Mark Stehly G~~~echnical Services David C. Clark, ~.E. Manager Environment & Hazardous Materials Control cc..~~SEPRC 2800 Meadowview Road Sacramento, CA. 95832 8973a ' A Santa Fe Southern Pacific Company The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Gompany 1501 "F" St. Bakers{ield, CA 9330 (805) 395-5161 Ga~/D. McCai~ Trainmaster 03/07/91 ATCHISON T KA & SANTA FE RAILWA 21 00-001205 Page 1 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information ILocation: 1501 F ST Map: 1(i)2 Hazard: Moderate Ident Nurnber: ~1~-¢)00-(.)01~ Grid: 25D Area of Vul: O. Cor, tact Narne Title i Busir~ess Phone ]I~4 Hour Phor~e] JOHN HERNDON EMERGENCY COORD (8(i)5) 395-5161 x 805) 836-0705~ IVAN OWSRY ASST SUPERVISOR (805) 395-5138 x 805) 872-8775~ Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 5770 S EASTERN AV D&B Number: 00-174-8524 City: LOS ANGELES State: CA ~ Zip: 90040- Corm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 4011 Owner: ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA Phone: (213) 889-7767 Address: 5770 S EASTERN AV State: CA City: LOS ANGELES Zip: 90040- Summary I, '~c~v~ Cto~r'~.. _. Do hgreby certify that i have ~,~-,- materials manage- reviewed the a~tach~d -- AT 4 6~ ~'tw~Ysnd '~ it alor~g with ment plan b, ~n~t,,u,~ a ~npi~e and corr~ man- any correctbns c ,+ ,~.~ agement plan for my facility. 03/07/91 ATCHISON EKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 21 )(.')[)-(')[)12(.95 Page E Haz~at Inver~tory List in MCP Order (i)2 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Na~ne/Hazards Forth Quant ity MCP ()2-003 ACETYLENE Gas 70(:) H i gh Fire, Pressure, I~,~ed Hlth FT3 02-008 THINNER, SPRAY LAQUER Liquid 55 High Fire, Pressure GAL 02-[)[)1 CLEANER, LIX 400D Liquid 165 Moderate Fire, Reactive GAL 02-C~05 GASOLINE REGULAR UNLEADED Liquid 400 Moderate Fire, Ir,~,~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL C)2-[~02 SOLVENT Liquid lC)CD Moderate Fire, Reactive GAL 02-007 THINNER, LUCITE 55 Liquid 55 Moderate Fire GAL 02-004 OXYGEN Gas 7[)0 Low Fire, Pressure, I~r~ed Hlth FT3 02-006 OIL Liquid 10,000 Mir, i~na 1 Fire, Delay Hlth GAL £)3/07/91 ATCHISON T KA & SANTA FE RAILWA 21 ~)£)-D012[)5 Page 3 O0 - Overall Site <D> Notif. /Evacuation/Medical Agency Notification <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL SUPERVISE AND INITIATE ALL NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL NOTIFY APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES WHEN PUBLIC EVACUATION IS JUDGED NECESSARY FOR PROTECTION OF HEALTH AND SAFETY. THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL ASSIST LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONDERS, OES, AND NRS IN EVACUATING ]'HE PUBLIC SAFELY AND EFFICIENTLY. <4> Er~ergency Medical Plan MERCY HOSPITAL, 2215 TRUXTUN AVE~ 327-3371 03/07/91 ATCHISON T KA & SANTA FE RAILWA )-0012o5 Page 4 O0 - Overall Site <E> Mit igat iors/Prevent/Abater~t <1> Release Prever, tion PREVENTIVE PROCEDURES IMPLEMENTED BY SANTA FE TO MITIGATE POTENTIAL RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCLUDE: INSPECTION PROGRAMS SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS PRECAUTIONARY OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES TRAINING <2> Release Contain~ent <3> Clear~ Up <4> Other Resource Act i vat i or, ()3'~07/91 ATCHISON & SANTA FE RAILWA 2 :)0()-£)012()5 Page 0() - Overall Site <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards SPECIAL HAZARDS COME AND GO <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - WEST OF TERMINAL BUILDING. GAS LINE BY OAK STREET IS CLOSED B) ELECTRICAL - POLE EAST OF BLACKSMITH SHOP. SHUT OFF FOR SECONDARY LINE IN TERMINAL BUILDING C) WATER - ONE NEAR OAK STREET OVERPASS; ONE NEAR CAMPUS WAY D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec. /Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - SEVEN EVENLY-SPACED FIRE HYDRANTS RUNNING ALONG TRACK 17 FROM EAST SWITCH AREA TO OAK STREET FIRE HYDRANT - TWO HYDRANTS SOUTH OF FIRE RUNWAY; SOUTH OF TRACK 22, ONE AT NORTHWEST CORNER OF ROUND HOUS AND TREE MORE MOVING EAST FROM ROUND HOUSE (4> Held for Future use 03/07/91 ~ATCHISON '[ KA & SANTA FE RAILWA 21[ :)01205 Page 6 O0 - Overall Site <G> Trainir, g <1> Page 1 WE HAVE ?~EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY DO YOU HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE? OSHA HAZARD COMMUNICATION TRAINING IS CURRENTLY BEING CONDUCTED. AN INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK MANUAL AND TRAINING PROGRAM ARE ~EING DEVELOPED TO SYNTHESIZE ALL REQUIREMENTS AND TOPICS INTO ONE COMPREHENSIVE WORKER HAZ MAT EDUCATION PROGRAM. <2> Page 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use March 8, 1991 Kelly Taylor Santa Fe Railroad 5770 S.E. Ave Los Angeles, Ca. 90040 Dear Ms. Taylor: ~ Per our conversation, attached please find a computer printout cf your business plan and inventory on file with this office. We have also included blank inventory forms, for your use, if changes in your inventory are necessary. Please review and make any required changes and return the forms to this office. If I can be of any further assistance please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely Yours, Ralph E. HueY Hazardous Materials Coordinator REH:vD - Enclosures BUSINESS 6tRME RTCHI T£~PEKR & 5RNTR FE ~ HIGH HRZRRD RRTING L~RTION SOI F ST F~CILITY UNIT O1 ~. OVERALL HAZAR~US MATERi~LS.INVENTORY ( * CONTINUED * )' La~ ~Ia~E I~/8~/~ 8Y ID TYPE NAME MAX AMT UNIT HAZARD LOCSTI ON CONT~I NMENT U~: o ENTS ~ST ~ 9 PURE OIL, LUBRIC~TI~ SBZS G~L UNKNOYN NU OF DIESEL T~NK ~UMS OR B~RRELS MET.. LU~IC~NT ID PERCENT CO~O~S~ HAZARD LIST 2B~B.~2 l~.~ [UBRICBTI'~ Oil I~LEUM-BASED) UNKNOWN I~ MIXTURE THINNER, LUCI~ 5S 5S GAL EXT~ME STOREHOUSE DRUMS OR BA~ELS MET.. CLEANI~ ID PERCENT CO~ONENTE ~ZARD liST ~00~.~ 40.~ ~CETONE HIGH ll?5.O1 ~0.0 ETHOXYETHYL ACETATE MO~RATE 1 IGB.~ 20.0 n-BUTYL ACETATE PE~LEU~ N~',;TH~~ ~~ ~2/~ HIGH 1203.Oi Z0.0 EXTREME MIXTURE THINNER. SPRAY LROUER 55 GRL EXTREME STOREHOUSE METRL CONTRINERS ~D PERCENT CO~ONENTS" l ze3.ee ~ N~PHTHA ~ EXTREME ~S.~ ~ ~~/F~/~/ HIGH P.C~GE 4 IZ/'ZOi88' r7:4'7' : MRTERIRL SAFETY ORT'R 5'~TEMS, lng. (8~')"648~580g BUSINESS NAME ATCHIS OPEKA & SANTA FE Rt~ILtJR ID LOCA~TION S~i F ST HIGH HAZARD RATING 3 E. MITIGATION / PREVENTION / RBRI'EMENT L~ST CHANGE 11/~/88 BY VRL 38 SEC l) PREVENTIVE PROCEDiJRES IMPLEMENTEO BY SANTR FE TO M!TIGR'~E POTENTIRL RELERSE OF H~Z6ROOUS M~TERI~LS IN£LUOE: INSPECTION PROGRRMS SECONOARY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS PRECAUTIONARY OPERATIONAL PROCEOURES TRAINING PAGE 8 [Z'/Z~/B8 f7:4~ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS, INC. (805) G48-G800 ~' ° ' BUSINESS ~AME ATCHI TOPEKA & S~NTA FE RAILWA I0 ZIS-O~-r,5~120S ~, [~. LOCATION S0! F ST HiGH HAZARO RATING 5 8. FIRE PROTECTION / WATER SUPPLIES LAS[ CHANGE 11t02t88 BY VAL 3A SEC 4) NONE SEC S) FIRE HYDRANT ? Total: 14 Seven evenly-spaced fire hydrants running along track 17 from east switch area to Oak Street. Two hydrants sous of fire runway; south of track 22, one at N/W corner of round house and three more moving east from round house. O. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION / EVACUATION LAST CHAN6E 11/0Z/88 BY VAL SEC Z) THE EMEF~3ENCY COORDINATOR WILL'SUPERVISE AND INITIATE ALL NOTIFICATION 'AND E~CUt~'TI'ON PROCEDURES. P~E 5 IZ/ZO/88 17:47 MATERIAL S~FEIPY OBTB'SY~3TEMS'~ INC~ ('~)' BC8~8'1~84~" BUSINESS NAME ATCHISON TOPEKA & SFtNTR FE RAILtJA i0 NUMBER ZIS-~-O~.;ZOS LOC~TION S0} F ST HIGH HAZARD RRTtNG 3 E. MITIGATION / PREVENTION / ABATEMENT LAST CHANGE 11/82/88 BY'VRL SEC l) PREVENTIVE PROCEDURES IMPLEMENTEO 8Y SANTA FE TO MITIGB'~E POTENTIAL RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCLUOE: INSPECTION PROGRAMS SECONOSRY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS PRECSUTIONARY OPERATIONRL PROCEOURES TRAINING PP~SE G rZ'/Z~/88 rT:4~' MATERIAL SAFETY DRTR SYSTEMS, INC. (805) B48-B800 Chemical List The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad Facility: Bakersfield % Maximum Annual Chemical Components CAS# by wt Usage Usage Units Location Cleaner, Lix 400D Cyclohexanone 108-94-1 1.0% 165 1,100 gal Refer to Site Map (Fig. 2-1 ) Monobutyl glycol ether 111-76-2 12.0% ...... Cleaner, TM&E 140 solvent 64742-47-8 100% 100 530 gal ...... Gas, acetylene Acetylene 74-86-2 700 700 cu ft ...... Gas, oxygen Oxygen 7782-44-7 700 700 cuft ...... Gasoline, regular unleaded 400 400 gal ...... Oil, car journal bearing Oil journal 10,000 10,000 gal ...... Thinner, Lucite 55 Butyl acetate 123-86-4 < 20% 55 55 gal ...... N-Butyl Alcohol 71-36-3 < 10% ...... Acetone 67-64-1 < 40% ...... Ethoxy ethyl acetate 22-40-6 < 30% ...... Aliphatic petroleum distillates 8030-30-6 < 20% ...... Thinner, spray lacquer Napthas ?? 55 55 gal ...... Alcohol ?? ...... Ketone esters ?? ...... ATSF SIC Code: 4011 Emergency Coordinator: Name John Herndon Title Emergency Coordinator Phone Number (805) 395-5161 The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company 5770 South Eastern Avenue Los Angeles, California 90040 (213) 889-7769 May 16, 1991 RECEIVED File: 01001611-49 ~4¥ 2 0 1991 HAT..~.4~,T. DIV. Mr. Ralph Huey Hazardous Materials Coordinator Bakersfield City Fire Department 2101 H Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Mr. Huey: Enclosed please find the computer printout of our business plan and inventory. Please note the changes on Page Six regarding number of employees and MSDS storage. No other changes were necessary. This letter also serves to certify that, to the best of my knowledge, this information is true, accurate, and based on the best information available. I trust this contains all the information you need. Please call if you have any questions. Very truly yours, Mark Stehly General Director-Technical Services David C. Clark, P.E. Manager Environment & Hazardous Materials Control cc: SEPRC 2800 Meadowview Road Sacramento, CA 95832 8973a A Santa Fe Southern Pacific Company ')00-0012(')5 Pa g e 03/07/91 ATCHISON 'EKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 2 . . 1 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Inforrnation Location: 1501 F ST Map: 102 Hazard: Moderate Ident Nurnber: 215-00o-001205 Grid: 25D Area of Vul: 0.0 Contact Name ...... Title Business Phone 24 Hour Phone- JOHN HERNDON EMERGENCY COORD (805) 395-5161 x (805) 836-0705 IVAN OWSi~_Y ASST SUPERVISOR (805) 395-5138 x (8(1)5) 872-8775 -- Adrninistrative Data Mail Addrs: 5770 S EASTERN AV D&B Number: (:)0-174-8524 City: LOS ANGELES State: CA Zip: 90040- Cornm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION O1 SIC Code: 4011 Owner: ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA Phone: (213) 889-7767 Address: 5770 S EASTERN AV State: CA City: LOS ANGELES Zip: 9(i)04[)- -Surnrnary I, '~o~v4. C[o.,v'~-.. _. Do hereby certify that i have ..~.,~ m~erials manage- reviewed the attached ..... ~- AT ~ ~P ~'~waYand '~ ~ it along with merit plan ~u~ ,- .~.._~ any corrections ~n~t[[u[~ a c~'apl~e and corr~ man- agement plan for my facility. Hazmat Ir, ver, tory List ir, MCP Order 02 - Fixed Container-s on Site Plr,-Ref Nar,~e/Hazards Form Quar, t ity MCP 02-003 ACETYLENE Gas 700 H i gh Fire, Pressure, Imrned Hlth FT3 02-008 THINNER, SPRAY LAQUER Liquid 55 High Fire, Pressure GAL 02-001 CLEANER, LIX 400D Liquid 165 Moderate Fire, Reactive GAL 02-005 GASOLINE REGULAR UNLEADED Liquid 400 Moderate Fire, Imn~ed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-002 SOLVENT Liquid 100 Moderate Fire, Reactive GAL 02-007 THINNER, LUCITE 55 Liquid 55 Moderate Fire GAL 02-004 OXYGEN Gas 700 Low Fire, Pressure, Ir,~med Hlth FT3 02-006 OIL Liquid 10,000 Minimal Fire, Delay Hlth GAL 03/07/91 ATCHISON T KA & SANTA FE RAILWA 21 - 00-£)01205 Page 3 O0 - Overall Site <D> Notif. /Evacuatior,/Medical <1> Agency Notification <2> Er~ployee Notif./Evacuatiorl THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL SUPERVISE AND INITIATE ALL NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL NOTIFY APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES WHEN PUBLIC EVACUATION IS JUDGED NECESSARY FOR PROTECTION OF HEALTH AND SAFETY. THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL ASSIST LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONDERS, OES, AND NRS IN EVACUATING ]'HE PUBLIC SAFELY AND EFFICIENTLY. <4> Erl~ergency Medical Plan MERCY HOSPITAL, 2215 TRUXTUN AVE, 327-3371 03/07/91 ATCHISON EKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 21 )()0-001205 Page 4 00 - Overall Site <E> Mit igat ior,/Prevent/Abaternt <1> Release Prever, tior, PREVENTIVE PROCEDURES IMPLEMENTED BY SANTA FE TO MITIGATE POTENTIAL RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCLUDE: INSPECTION PROGRAMS SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS PRECAUTIONARY OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES TRAINING <2> Release Contair~mer~t <3> Clean Up <4> Other Resource Act i vat i or, 03/07/91 ATCHISON EKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 21 12[)5 Page 5 00 - Overall Site <F> Site Er~ergerJcy Factors <1> Special Hazards SPECIAL HAZARDS COME AND GO <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - WEST OF TERMINAL BUILDING. GAS LINE BY OAK STREET IS CLOSED B) ~ELECTRICAL - POLE EAST OF BLACKSMITH SHOP. SHUT OFF FOR SECONDARY LINE IN TERMINAL BUILDING C) WATER - ONE NEAR OAK STREET OVERPASS; ONE NEAR CAMPUS WAY D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec. /Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - SEVEN EVENLY-SPACED FIRE HYDRANTS RUNNING ALONG TRACK 17 FROM EAST SWITCH AREA TO OAK STREET FIRE HYDRANT - TWO HYDRANTS SOUTH OF FIRE RUNWAY; SOUTH OF TRACK 22, ONE AT NORTHWEST CORNER OF ROUND HOUS AND TREE MORE MOVING EAST FROM ROUND HOUSE <4> Held for Future use 03/07/91 ATCHISON ' EKA & SANTA FE RAILWA 21 ]00-001205 Page 6 O0 - Overall Site <G> Training <1> Page 1 WE HAVE ?~EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY DO YOU HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE? ~. OSHA HAZARD COMMUNICATION TRAINING IS CURRENTLY BEING CONDUCTED. AN INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK MANUAL AND TRAINING PROGRAM ARE BEING DEVELOPED TO SYNTHESIZE ALL REQUIREMENTS AND TOPICS INTO ONE COMPREHENSIVE WORKER HAZ MAT EDUCATION PROGRAM. <2> Page 2 as r~eeded <3> Held f,:,r Future Use <4> Held for Future Use Mercy Hospital f ; Ta'mml I Gas Shulo~ Bldg. Railroad Tracks ~ 0 Oil,Wale' ~ral~ R~ H~ Wat~o~ ~~ S~eH~ ~ fi~e R~way P~ U~t 1 ~ ~h~~/~ . ~, JJge ~ ~~a,_~o~e D ~' Bakersfield ~ m~ It~_ .-~ ~/~nt ~ ~OB~ e_ _ ~ H i g h S c h o o I ., Caliiorn~a ~,~nd J I L~tion of Rre E~inguishers ~le in F~t l 0 ~ Figure 2-1 Site Map A TSF Bakersfield ERM-West 6'90 10211C-CF~5.25.90 The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company ~ S770 South Eastern Avenue Los Angeles, California 90040 213/889-7767 June 22, 1990 File: 01001611-47 RECEIVED ,JUN 2 7 1990 Bakersfield City Fire Department 2130 "G" Street H.~7. h~IAT. DIV. Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Bakersfield City Fire Department: Enclosed please find the business plan forms and the annual chemical inventory for the Santa Fe Railyard at Bakersfield. Per your request, we have enclosed the marked-up copy of the computer printout for this facility. We are also enclosing a revised site map and chemical list which should be added to the original business plan. This letter also serves to certify that, to the best of my knowledge, this information is true, accurate, and based upon the best information available. I trust this contains all the information you need. Please' call if there are any questions. Very truly yours, Mark P. Stehly General Director-Technical Services Daw-~.-Ctark, p ~ E. 'Manager Environment & Hazardous Material Control A Santa Fe Southern Pacific Company THE AT&SF RAILWAY CQ F . . HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVEN1-ORY 5770° ....... arm and AgLIculture [l Standard Business [] -, .A_ _ Du. :A~IERN AVE.. . ,,, Atchison '--~'- .... NON, TRADE ,SECRETS~) [USANGELE%CAg004~ge z . ~up=ma. aiiu ~[C,lSOn. lopeKa, and / _ - ...... PUSINESS NAHE. Santa Fe Railway OHNER NAHE' Santa Fe R~]~v /NAHE 0F THIS FACILITY' Bake~s[ield Facility. LOCATION: 150'1 ~. Street - ADDRESS: '~°~9 ~ RH_:*'- ~-- ~ SIANDARD IND. CLASS CODE[---fiOI~ ........................ ~.!~ gIP~ers~i~ld, CA ~3301 ....... CIIY. ZIP~T~i~~~~t~ DUN AND BRADSTREEI NUHBER ................................ Pr,ns ~yqe Nax Average Annual ,ea)ure I O)SeSit Cant Cant Cant Us tocation. Whece. )lares ,ixture/Coeponents Code ~ooe Act Amt Est Unmts on Type Press Tamp CoueStored In )aClllCy See Instructions Physical and Hellth Hazard C.A.S. Humber Component II Na~e I C.A.S. Number (~ec~ all LhaL apply} 12~ Butoxyethanol 111-76-2 [~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ I~mediateC°mp°nent 12 Na~e I C.R.S. Humber 1% ~clohexanone ]08-94-1 Health o[Pressure Health Component I~ Na~e I C.A.S. Number PhySical Ipd~ellth Hazard C.A.a. Number Component II Name I C.A.S. Humber (Check all that eppl~J .~~~~ ......... ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ lmmediaLeC°ep°nenL f2 Hame I C.A.S. Humber Health of Pressure Health .~ -- Component 13 Name I C.A.S. Humber ~"~l~ 55 I 55 I 55 I GAL I 365 I 06 I1 l 4 I 08 I St0rehouse .__ Thinner, Lucite 55 ,~_ (Check ali that appl~) ~0; Acetone 67-64-1 Component 12 Name I C.A.S. Humber ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate 30% Ethoxy ethyl acetate 22-40-( Health of Pressure tlealLh Component 13 Name I C.A.S. Number ~l~phat~c petroleum 20~ d~st~l~ates 8030-36-6 Physical end Health ~alard C,A.S. Humber Component II Name I C.A,S. Humber , (Check 411 that app/y} ~? Haphthas Component 12 Hame I C.A,S. Humber ~ ~ire Hazard ~ Reactivit~ ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate ? Alcohol Health 0~ P[essu~e Health C0~p0nent I] Hs~e ~ C.A.S, Humber ? Ketone esters EHERGENCY CONIAC'S ¢1 ~. Herndon Emergency. Coordinator ],~' fl2 Ivan Owsrv Asst.~u~,~isor__ 7~:~,,___ _._ f certify un]er panelS, 0~ thqt l~avFpe~sonaS~heXamlnqF,q~l, famillar.~it~ the ,n{0rmatlon ,u~miLteO in this end all a~ta:,ed.d~cueents, an~ t~at oase~ on.ay ~nqu~ry ~.t Dsm ~no~v~ua~s ~esponsio~e ~or ob~a~nin~ the ~n~oreaL~on. I believe thaL the Dave Clark, P.E. ~anager Environment and Hazardous HaterSals Control ....... . . ._HAZAR DOtJS HATERTALS T N V E l~r-l} tg:~l~ YK ~A'I .WAY C0 arm ano AgL~CUlture [] Stanoard uusiness ~j 'nc~"~'~L::~'&:'_-~ ...... ' Atchison To-eke NON--TRADE SECRETS A770SO. EASItANAvb. Page P At bison T peka ~ ~ ' ~ ' 0 BUSINESS NAME. & Santa ~e Railway OWNER UAHE' & ~anta ~e ~ailway NAME O~~L~: ~ersfie]d Facility LOCATION: ~5'pl F_Street ----- ADDRESS; A2~ E~t ~4'1~ q'~t .... S]AUDARD IND CLASS CODE~--'401I ............. ~IIY. ZIP~2~K~eld. CA 93~ ........... CIIY. zle~Ea~~-:''- ¢:A' ~hh~~ '~uu MID BRAD~IREEI NUHBER : __ -'-- _ ..... : - _ .... _ - &5_L& I ~ ~ 4 5 6 I 8 9 I0 II 12 /3 Code cooe Ami Ami Est Units on lype Press lemp Co~e Stored In ~aclllty See Instructions Picture/Components '-b .... l=oo 1=oo I %-I I T-I2 .... I O[ Storehouse Gas, Acetylene Physic~lasnd ~eslth HaI~rd C,A,S, Nu~ber Component II N~e I (,A,S, Number (Check Il that appl)J Acetylene 74-86-2 ~ Fire II~zArd ~ Reactivity [] Delayed ~ Sudden Release [] Im~edia~eC°mp°nen~ 12 Hame I C,A,~, Humber He~/Ch of Pressure Health Component 13 Hame I C,A.S. Humber Phy~ic)l mnd Health Hazard C,A,S. Humber Component Il Hame I C,A,S. Humber ICheck 411 that ap'pill en 7782-44-7 Co~poflenL 12 Hame I C.A.S, Humber ~ Fire Hazard ~ Remctivity ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Hea/Ch of Pressure Hea I th Component 13 Hame I C,A.S. Humber ....................... Fhysical ~nd ~eAl&h Hal8rd C,A.S, Humber ComponenC II Ha~e I C,A.S, Humber (Check al/ that apply) Gasoline Cozponen~)2 Name ~ C.A,S. ~ea R~ of PFes suFe Hea )th Component)3 Namm (C.A.S. NumbeF ~iff 110'000 }10,000 ~10,000 ~GAL [ 365 ~06 I 1 I 4 ~ 26 INorth of brake shop _ 051, car journal PhysicAl lnd Health ~mlard C,A.S. Humber Component II Hame I C,A,S. Humber ' ICheck all that apply) Journal oil ttealth of Pressure Health Component 13 Hame I C.A,S. Humber ~erti~l~atioq ,(Re~ a/~d sigt) afOOt- compl~ti(~g.~ll secti.ot)s) . cer!l~y unoer penaltX oija~ th{t l hsve personH~Lexa~lnqO ~l~a lami~ar,~it~ the inloreatlon }u}aitteO in this.trial all attached documentS, ln~ tM[ oaseo on af tnquir~ Qf. tnose ~ndtvldua~s responsible Ior obtaining th~fnformat~on, ! believe that the ~ted in~a~on Ls true, accurate, an0 comp,ets. - ~_ ~,_ , ~ Dave Clark, P.E. Hanager Environment and Hazardous Nateria:ls(:Gont~01 ~ ., ~ ~ 8VSINEiS h~AME~I tTOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA ID NU~ .. L,OC~TION ~ ~ ST HIGH HAZARD RATING RECEIVED LAST CH~E 11/QZ/~B BY UR JURIS CODE Z1S-~3 JURIS ~KERSFIEI_O STATION 03 H67 ~AT. DIV. MAP PAGE 18Z GRID DGO FACiLIF~ UNITS ' HAZSRO RATI~ ~ RESPONSE SUMMARY ZA SEC 4) NO PRIVATE RESPONSE TE~M MERGENCY CONTSCTS Z~ SEC Z) ~ ~,~ .EMERGENCY UTILITY SHUTOFFS ZR SEC A)GAS - ? B) ELECTRICAL - ? C) WATER - ? D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO See ~igo~e 2-1, Site MaD, ~o~ gas, electrical, and wate~ shut o~ locationm. Gam shut o~: west o~ te~minai b~ildiDg. Gas line b% Oak St. i~ clo~ed. ~lect~ical shut o~: Dole east o~ Blacksmith shoD. Sh~t o~ ~o~ seconda~% line iD te~miDal building. ~ate~ shut o~: ODe nea~ Oak Street ove~Dass; ode nea~ CamDo~ ~a%. NOTIFICATION / PUBLIC EVRCUATION ' LRST CHANGE / / BY The Emergency Coordinator will notify appropriate authorities when public evacuation is judged necessary for protection of health and safety. The Emergency Coordinator will assist local emergency responders, OES, and < NO INFORMATION RECURGfD FOR THIS SECTION > NRS in evacuating the public safely and efficiently. PAGE I 12/20/BB 17:47 MATERIAL SAFETY DR'TA 'S¥S1-EMS, INC. '{'8~3 'G48-G80~ .... ~ ~US£NESS NAME A'FCH: TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAIL~IA ID Z1S-(b~-(~IZOS ~ .~. 'LOQfiTION~ ~1 F ST HIGH H~ZBRO RRTI~ 3 3. H~Z H~T T~INING 5UMH~RY LfiST CHft~E / / BY < NO INFORMATION RECORDED FOR THIS SECTION · OSHA Hazard Communication training is currently being conducted. · An Integrated Environmental Regulatory Framework Manual and training program are being developed to synthesize all requirements and topics into one comprehensive worker haz. mat. education program. LOCAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE LAST CHANGE 11/O2/88 BY VAL ZA SEC 5) MERCY HOSPITAL, ZZ15 TRUXTUN AVE, 3Z7-32F?! PAGE MATERIAL · ' ? BUSINESS NF~ME FY[CHI & SANTA FE R~ILWF~ iD LOCR. TION SG1 F S'[ HIGH H~ZARD R~TI~ ~ FACILITY UNIT G1 A. OVERALL HAZARDOUS MATERIBLS INVENTORY L~ST CHHNGE I1/~Z/88 BY UAL ID TYPE NAME MAX AMT UNIT HAZED LOC~TI ON CONTAINMENT . USE I MIXTURE CLEANER, LIX 48~- lBS GAL MO~TE STORE HOUSE DRUMS ~ BARRELS ~T.. CLEANING ID PERCENT COMPONENTS HAZARD LIST 18SZ,~ ;Z.8 Z-BUTOX~THANOL' ~OERATE 2 PURE CLEANER, TM&E 188 GAL EXTREME STORE HOUSE ~UMS OR ~R~LS MET.. CLEANI~ zo PERCENT CO ONENTS HnZnRO LZST ~ZX ¢ ~0~ FR~TORE ~ n~VE GRO~' TANKS ~L [ PURE GRS, ACETYLENE 7~ FI3 EXTREME E OF STORE HOUSE FIXED PRESS,TRNKS WELOINC/SOLDERI~ ID PERCENT COMPONENT~ HR~RRD LIST 1Z41.~ l~.~ ACETYLENE EXT~ G PURE GAS, OXYGEN ?~ FT3 HIGH E OF STORE HOUSE FIXED P~SS,TR~S WELOING/SOLDERI~ ID PERCENT COMPONENfS HAZARD LIST Z359.~ 1~.~ OXYGEN, CO~RESSED HIGH ? PURE GASOLINE REGULAR UNLEROEO 4~ 6RL HIGH S OF STORE HOUSE ABOVE GROUND TANKS FUEL ID PERCENT COMPO~NTS HAZARD LIST llBZ.~ l~.~ GASOLINE HIGH 8 PURE OIL, CAR JOU~RL BERRI~ I~ GAL UNKN~N N OF BRAKE SHOP DRUMS OR BARRELS MET.. LUBRICANT ID ' PE~ENT COMPONENTS HBZRRO LIST PP~iE 3 12/20/88 17:47 MATERIAL SAFETY DRTR SYSTEMS, INC. (805)' 648-b"80~ The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company One Santa Fo Plaza, 5200 East Sheila Street, Los Angeles, California 90040 213/267-5454 February 24, 1989 File: OlOO1611-47 RECEIVED M~I~ 0 7' 1989 Ralph Huey, Hazardous Material s Unit Bakersfield City Fire Department NAZ. MAT. DIV. 2101 "H" Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Sirs: Enclosed please find the Tier II report form addressing hazardous materials used and stored at our facility at Bakersfield. I trust this meets with your requirements. Very truly yours, Q. N. Tor~n, General Manager D. C. Clark, P.E., Manager Environment & Hazardous Materials Control PAGE 1 TIER Tt~O REPORT ERM WEST REPORT DATE= 02/22/89 FOR YEAR ENDING DEC ]1. 1988 FACILITY IDENTIFICATION EMERGENCY CONTACTS OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS '%SITE PLAN BAKERSFIELD FACILITY O.G. ROY L]ST OF SITE COORDINATE A~3R 501F STREET EMERGENCY CC)ORD. BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 805-395-5154 805-871-808~(24HR) S]C:4011 D.B.NO:OO-174-BS2& HAZARD COOES F=FIRE O~/NER/OPERATOR S=SUD REL PR R=REACTIVITY ATSF RAILWAY CC~qPANY MIKE BURCHMOORE A=ACUTE 5200 EAST SHEILA STREET C=CNRONIC LOS ANGELES, CA 90040 805-395-5154 U=UNCOOEO 213-267-5454 805-8~]-9107(24HR) N=NO HAZARD CAS NUMBER CHEMICAL/MIXTURE NAME ............................... MAX DAILY MAX AVG DALLY AVG NO. METHO0 OF POUNDS COOE POUNOS COOE OAYS STORAGE AREA/SUBAREA DIESEL FORM=-M-L-- NAZARDS=F---C-- 1,~36,148 *05' 1,436,148 *05* 365 A14 STORE HOUSE JOURNAL PAD OIL FORM=-M-L-- HAZARDS=F---C-- 75,894 *03* 75,894 *03* 365 014 BRAKE SHOP N CERTIFICATZON (READ AND SIGN AFTER COMPLET[NG ALL SECTIONS) ! CERTIFY UNDER PENALTY OF LAW THAT I HAVE PERSONALLY EX/L~[NEO AND AM FAMILIAR WITH THE INFORMATION SUBMITTED IN THIS AND ALL AT1'~ACHED DOCUI4ENTS. AND THAT BASED ON MY INQUIRY DJ: THOSE INDIVIDUALS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING THE INFORI4ATION~ I BELIEVE THAT THE SU~I(ITTED. c.~_(/~i..~INFO[~,AT[O, IS TRUE. A~CURA'fE.At4D NAJ4E '~'~'~F~ICIAL"~T~L'E~ OF OYNER/OPE~L~IOR OR O~ER/OPERATOR'S AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SIGHt'URgE DATE SIG-NE Ple!jsJe)le8 '.-IS£V delN eJnS!.-I sJeqs!n~.lx3 eJ~ jo u~.leooI · pue~aq The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company One Santa Fe Plaza 5200 East Sheila Street 213/267-5454 Los Angeles, California 90040 February lO, 1989 File: 01001611-47 Mr. R. E. Huey Hazardous Materi al s Coordinator I~I~OI~IVI~I3 City of Bakersfield, Fi re Dept. Hazardous Materials Division 2130 "G" Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 HAZ. MAT. Dtl/. Dear Mr. Huey: In compliance with your request for additional information concerning Santa Fe's Bakersfield facility, we are sending you the following: ° A signed Certification Form ° Revisions to YOUr. computer printout of the Business Plan information. (These revisions are typed onto the main body of the printout and are written by hand onto the hazardous material inventory). ° A revised site map and chemical inventory to be substituted for the ones in the original Business Plan. ° Hazardous Material Inventory Forms filled out with the appropriate i nformati on. In several cases, we modified the information contained in your computerized inventory as we filled out the new forms. Where we did so, we used a trans- action code of "A". When a chemical name was in question, we used that which appeared on the MSDS. A1 so, we left blank most of the boxes for hazard classification based on advice from your assistant; she informed us that classifications are automatically assigned by the City's computer program. In one case, we indicated a deletion of railroad flares from the inventory with transaction code "D". Where the information is the same as that originally submitted but is just appearing in the new form, however, we used transaction code "U". Finally, as you will notice, the Bakersfield facility does not use any acutely hazardous materials, nor are any of its hazardous materials trade secrets. I hope this new material meets your requirements. Very truly yours, Q. W. Torpin, General Manager D. C. Clark, P.E., Manager Environment & Hazardous Eric . Materials Control cc: Bernardlno D. G. Roy, Bakersfield 2139N A Santa Fe Industries Company (type or Drin% name REC, EtVED Do hereby certif? that I have reviewed the attached Hazardous Ma%erials business Dlan HAZ. MAT. DIV. (name of business) and that. it along with the attached additions er corrections constitute a complete and correct Business Plan for my facility. signature date - · CITY of BAKERSFIELD Atchison, Topeka N O N-- ~I? R A D E S E C R E TS Atchison, Topeka ....... BUSINZS$ NAME: and Santa_-Fe Railway OWNER #AME: & Santa Fe Railway NAME OF X~ PACifiC:Bakersfield Facil LOCATIOn:_ 501 F. Streeg. ~DR~$S: 5200 East Shiela ~treet SIA~DARD ~. ~SS ~OD~ 4011 CITY, ZlP:_Bakersfield. CA 93301 ~I~, Z~: Los An~el~s. ~h q~4~ DU~ ~D ~SI~ PHONE ,: (ans) 3qK-5] 54 PHONE ~: (213) 267-5454 1,100 I 06 _1 I Storehouse Cleanerr Lix 400D ~c~ll t~t ~y) 12% Butoxyethanol 111-76-2 kiII tMt 4~ly) 100~ 140 Solvent 64742-47-8 ~lth M ~ ~lth ......... (C~k~lJ tMt rely) [00% Diesel Fuel -- -- - ---~ ~t ~ M&C.A.S. ~ ~ ~ ~&C.A.S. ~ ..~m ..... 800 ~ ..... ~. 991 ~est of 8torohn,,s~ Railroad k ~11 t~t ~1~} 72% ~)rontjum nitrate 10042-76-9 J~.~,~ ~--~tl~lt~ ~--J~l~ [--~ ~~ [ ] I~l,~ 10% Sulfur. 7704-34-9 . ............. 10%~ Potassium Perchlorate 7778-74-7 (805) ......... (~0 ~Mike Burchmore Asst. Supervisor CITY of BAKERSFIELD '-- ~ ~'.ltv.. ~-~ s..~.~ ~,..,, T HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS I ~F%FENT.ORY' Atchison, Topeka N O N -- T R A D E S E C R E T S Atchison, Topeka ' SUSINZS$ NAMe: & Santa Fe Railway ~ N~K: & Santa Fe Railway NA~E OF T~$ FACI~I~:Bakersfie~d Facilit~ LOCATIOM: 501 F Street ~D~ESS: 5200 East Shlela ~treet STAnDArD I~. C~SS CODE 4011 CITY. ZIP:_ Rakersfield. CA 93~0] CZ~, ZXP: Los Anael~m. CA 90O40 DUN ~ ~S~E~ PHONE ~: .. (805} 395.q5154 . PNONE ~:. (213) ~67-5454 - - 3 S ..U..~...~QQ .l 700 700 Iv 31 3651 03 1.2 I 4 i 4~ I East.of Storehouse Gas. Acetv]en~ ~k,II t~t ~yl .... L00% Acetylene 74-86-2 kal1 t~t ~iy; 100~ Oxygen 7782-44-7 (C~k iii t~t rely) 100~ Gasoline I a ~&C.I.S. ~ Al Pi 10'000l 10,000[ 10,000/GAq 365 ! 06 I 1 ! 4 J~ 26! ~orth of brake shop 0il, car journal ........... · ' - ............ . ..... bearing ktll t~ ~ly) 100~ Journal oil ~~ ~ & C.I.S. ~ ' " " ..... ~K*~TS ~ D. G. Roy Emergency Coordinators~=8088 ~Mike Burchmore ~ss~%eSuDervisor~. (805~107 : CITY of BAKERSFIELD ,-- ~ ~'a~t. ~ st~ mn,~, T HAZARDOUS MATERI ALS I ~ENTORY NON--~?RADE SECRETS · Atchison, Topeka Atchison, Topeka BUSINESS WAME:. and Santa Fe Railway ~ER ~K: ~ ........ 9 ~'= .~ailwav LOCATION:... 50] F. Street ~gRESS: 5200 East Shiela Street STANDARD I~. C~SS coD~ 4011 CITY. ZI~ Bakersfield, ~A 93301 ~Z~, ZZ~:.Los Anqeles~ CA 90040 P~ONE ~: (~05) 395-~%$4 PNONE ~: (213) 267-5454 --- - --- -- - ef ~ ~ltk k ~11 t~t Mly) 40% Acetone '67-64-1 ~lth M ~ blth . . 8030- 6-~ ~~ ~&~.L~.~ 20% Al~phatlc petroleum d~st~l~ s ? Ketone esters ~lth of ~ ~lth ~KY ~T~TS Ifl~ D. G. Rp~ Emergency Coordinator 871-8088 ~ Mike ~u~h~9~ ___~s~%~r~isor (805) 833-9107 BUSINESS NRME ATCHISO~ A & SANTA FE RAILWA ID NUM[ ZIS-~-~IZ4~S LOCATION SOl F ST HIGH HAZARD RATING 1. OVERVIEW LAST CHANN~E ]1/0Z/88 BY VAL JURIS CODE Z1S-~8<Z~3 JURIS EN~%KERSFIEI_D STATION 03 MAP PAGE 10Z r. sJ~IO 3GO FACILIF¢ UNITS RESPONSE SUMMARY ZA SEC NO PRIVATE RESPONSE TEAM EMERE~ENCY CONTACTS ZA SEC Z) D.G.ROY,EMERGENCY COORDINATOR - B9S-S1S4 OR 87;-8088 MIKE BURCHMORE, ASST SUPV - 395--51S! OR 8~3-9107 UTILITY SHUTOFFS IR SEC )) A)GAS - ? 8) ELECTRICAL - ? C) WATER - ? O) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO See Figure 2-1, Site MaD, for gas, electrical, aDO water shut off locations. Gas shut off: west of terminal building. Gas line by Oak St. is closed. Electrical shut off: pole east of Blacksmith shop. Shut off for secondary line in terminal building. Water shut offs: One near Oak Street overpass; one near Campus Way. NOTIFICATION / PUBLIC EVACUATION ' LAST CHANGE / / BY The Emergency Coordinator will notify appropriate authorities when public evacuation is judged necessary for protection of health and safety. The Emergency Coordinator will assist local emergency responders, OES, and < NO INFORMATION RECORDED'FOR THIS SECTION > NRS in evacuating the public safely and efficiently. PAGE I 1Z/ZO/BB 17:47 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA 'SYSTEMS,'ZNC."{B~)"6~B-GS(bO BUSINESS NAME RTCHIS OPEKA'& SANTA FE RAILWA ID NU LOCATION 5~1 F ST HIGH HAZARD RATING 3. HAZ MAT TRAINING SUMM~RY LAST'CHANGE / / . BY < NO INFORMATION RECOROEO FOR THIS SECTION > · OSHA Hazard Communication training is currently being conducted. · An Integrated Environmental Regulatory Framework Manual and training program are being developed to synthesize all requirements and topics into one comprehensive worker haz. mat. education program. 4. LOCAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSTSTANCE L~ST'CHGNGE !1/0~/88 BY VAL ZR SEC 5) MERCY HOSPITAL, ZZ1S TRUXTUN AVE, 3Z7-33'71 PAGE MRTERIAL SRF£T¥ 'I~TFI SYSTEM~, I~C~ BUSINESS NAME ATCHIS OPEKA & SANTA FE RAILUA ID ZIS-~-~X~)IZOS LOCR'TION 501 F S'T HIGH HAZARD RRTING 3 FACILITY UNIT O1 A. OVERALL HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY LAST C~ANGE 11/O2/88 BY VAL ID TYPE NAME MAX AMT UNIT HAZ&RD LOCRTION CONTAINMENT USE 1 MIXTURE CLEANER, LIX 4~'- ~SSG~L MODERATE STORE HOUSE DRUMS OR BRRRELSMET.. CLEBNING ID PERCENT COMPONENTS HAZARD LIST ~sz.~ ~z.e Z-BUTOX~TH~NOL"' ~OERaTE Z PURE CLEANER, TM&E ie~ GAL EXTREME STORE HOUSE ~UMS OR ~R~LS MET.. CLERNI~ I0 PERCENT CO~ONENTS H~ZRRB LIST 12e3,ez l~.e ~HTHA ~VE~/~ ~~ EXTREME 3 PURE OEISEL FUEL ~2 Zl~ GAL MO~RRTE ACROSS FROM STORE ~USE R~VE GROUND TANKS FUEL ID PERCENT CO~ONENTS HAZARD LIST ~79,~ l~.e DIESEL FUEL NO.2 MODERATE 4 MIXTURE RRILRORO/FL~ . ' 8~ LBS HIGH g 0F STORE HOUSE~ BOX[ES] OTHER ~.~~ STRONTIUM NIT~aTE ~e~.~ HIGH Z5~ le.O SULFUR LOW ~5.~ 1~.O POT~SSIUM PERCHLO~TE H~GH S PURE G~S, ~CETYLENE 7~ FT3 EXTREME E OF STORE HOUSE FIXED PRESS.T~NKS gELDING/SOLDERI~ ID 'PERCENT COMPONENTS H~Z~RD LIST 1Z~I.~ 1~.O ~CETYLENE EXT~ME B PURE G~S, OXYGEN ?~ FT3 HIGH E OF STORE HOUSE FIXED P~SS.T~S gELDING/SOLDERING IO PERCENT COMPONENTS H~Z~RD LIST Z3S~,~ 1~.O OXYGEN, CO~RESSEO HIGH ? PURE G~SOLINE REGULAR UNLEADED ~ B~L HIGH S OF STORE HOUSE ~BOVE G~UND T~NKS FUEL ID PERCENT COMPO~NTS HRZRRD LIST ~8~.~ ]~.0 GRSOLINE HIGH' 8 PURE OIL, CRR JOU~RL BERRI~ ~ 6RL 'uNKNogN N OF 8RRKE SHOP DRUMS OR 8RRRELS MET., LUBRICRNT ID PE~ENT COMPONENTS HRZRRD LIST IZ/~0/88 17:47 MATERIAL SAFETY D~TA SYSTEMS, INC. (805)' 648-b"800 BUSINESS N~ME ~TCHIS0 0PEK~ E SANT~ FE LOC~TION S~1 F ST HIGH H~Z~RD ~CILITY UNIT ~I ~. OVERRLL H8ZBR~US MBTERIRLS ]IN.TORY ( * CONTINUED * )' 'LA~ ~IR~E !';'/~/~ IO TYPE N~ME M~X RMT UNIT H~Z~RD LOCRTI ON CONTRI NMENT USE 8 PURE OIL, CRR JOU~RL' ~RRING ~ GRL UNKNOgN ( · CONTINUED *") I0 PERCENT CO~ONENTS HRZRRD LIST ZS~B, ~ 1 ~. 0 ~TO~' ~L ~ K~ ~ '~' UNKNO~ 9 PURE OIL, LUBRICRTI~ S9ZB GRL UNKNOgN Ng OF DIESEL TRNK ~UMS OR BRRRELS MET.. LU~ICRNT I0 PERCENT CO~~S' HRZRRD LIST ZBOB.0Z 1~,0 [UBRICRTI'~ gIL K~[EUM-BRSEO) UNKNOWN 1~ MIXTURE THINNER, LUCI~ SS SS GBL EXT~ME STOREHOUSE DRUMS OR BR~ELS MET,. CLERNI~ I0 PERCENT CO~ONENTS" HRZRRD 1~6.~ 4~.~ RCETONE HIGH I175.01 ~.0 ETHOXYETHYL RCETRTE MO~RRTE ~1G8.00 ~,0 n-BUTYL RCETRTE . . .~ HIGH IZO3.~i ZO.0 PE,,,O~u,,~ ' ~" '~"~',,~n, h~ ~/1~' ' ' "~~~'//~ EXTREME 11 MIXTURE THINNER. SPRAY LAQUER 5~ GAL EXTREME STOREHOUSE METAL CONTAINERS ID PERCENT CO~ONENTS" ~'~'~ HAZARD LIST IZ~3.~ ~ NAPHTHA J EXTREME PF~GE 4 1Z/7'OY88" 17':47' MRTERI FU.. SAFETY "DAT'R S'Y"STEMS, BUSINESS N~]ME ATCHISO PEKF~ Ii SANTA FE RAILIJA I0 NUM~ ZIS-~-~IZOS LOCATION SOl F ST HIGI HAZARD RATING E. MITIGATION / PREVENTION / ABATEMENT LAST CH6NGE 11/02/88 BY VAL SEC 1) PREVENTIVE PROCEDURES IMPLEMENTED BY SANTA FE TO MITISRTE POTENTIAL RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCLUDE: INSPECTION PROGRAMS " SECONDRRY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS PRECAUTIONARY OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES TRAINING PAGE 6 MATERIAL SAFETY DAT~ SYSTEMS, INC. {805~ 648-6800 8USINESS NAME ATCHIS0'~I~FOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWA IO NL Z15-~-O~1205 LOCATION 501 F ST HIGH HAZARD RATING B. FIRE PROTECTION / URTER SUPPLIES LAST CHANGE 11/02/88 BY SEC 4) NONE SEC S) FIRE HYDRRNT? Total: 14 Seven evenly-spaced fire hydrants running along track 17 from east switch area to Oak Street. Two hydrants sou~of fire runway; south of track 22, one at N/W corner of round house and three more moving east from round house. 0. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION / EVACUATION L~ST CHANGE tl/02/88 BY VAL SEC Z) THE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WILL'SUPERVISE AND INITIATE ALL NOTIFICATION '~NOE~CUI~'TI'OiIPROCEDlJRE$' PA6E 5 1Z/20/88 17:47 MATERIAL' SAFET'¥ DATA'"S't'STEMS'; INC;'(Sq)5)' G~8='6~ ~' BUSINESS NAME ATCHISO~ TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILUA I0 NUMBER ZIS-~-~IZOS LOCATION 501 F ST HIGH HfiZRRD RATING 3 E. MITIGATION / PREVENTION / ABATEMENT LAST CHANGE' 11/O2/8B BY VAL 3A SEC I) PREVENTIVE PROCEDURES IMPLEMENTED BY SANTA FE TO MITIGATE POTENTIAL RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCLUDE: INSPECTION PROGRAMS SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS PRECAUTIONARY OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES TRAINING PP~SE 8 MATERIAL SAFETY DRTR SYSTEMS, INC. (805) 648-6800 Mercy Hospital [ ........... ~ Terminal '~ ~ Gas S~utoff ~ Bldg. _ ~--~_ _ Railroad Tracks T~n~W174 ~ ( ~Oil~T~ Wa~ ~' ~ ~ B k ~y~Gas ~O~e ~ ~ a ersfield ~a-eofR~ ~nd/A~nt e e__ · . ' '-- -- r ~ H i g h S C h 0 0 I ~o PlUX ~m A~me ~to~ I ~ Calilornia ~e in Feet 0 ~' Legend · Location of Fire Extinguishers Figure 2-1 Site Map ATSF, Bakersfield ERM-West 2/88 Job #292.03 Chemical List The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad Facility: Bakersfield % Maximum Annual Chemical Components CAS # by wt Usage Usage Units Location Cleaner, Lix 400D Cyclohexanone 108-94-1 1.0% 165 1,100 gal Refer to Site Map (Fig. 2-1) Butoxyethanol 111-76-2 12.0% ...... Cleaner, TM&E 140 solvent 64742-47-8 100% 100 530 gal ..... Dieselfuel#2 210,000 210,000 gal ..... 500 lb ..... Gas, acetylene Acetylene 74-86-2 700 700 cuft ..... Gas, oxygen Oxygen 7782-44-7 700 700 cuft .... Gasoline, regular unleaded 400 400 gal ..... Oil, car journal bearing Oil, journal 10,000 10,000 gal ...... Oils, lubricating 5,925 5,925 gal .... Thinner, Lucite 55 Butyl acetate 123-86-4 < 20% 55 55 gal ..... N-Butyl Alcohol 71-36-3 < 10% ...... Acetone 67-64-1 < 40% .... Ethoxy ethyl acetate 22-40-6 < 30% ...... Aliphatic petroleum distillates 8030-30-6 < 20% ...... Thinner, spray lacquer Napthas ?? 55 55 gal ..... Alcohol ?? ..... Ketone esters .w. .... ATSF SiC Code: 4011 Emergency Coordinator: Name D.G. Roy Title Emergency Coordinator Phone Number (805) 395-5154 Rev. 3, 2/1/89 ERM-WEST TELEPHONE RECORD Page of ~ The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company 5770 South Eastern Avenue Los Angeles, California 90040 < 213/889-7767 /~ June 22, 1990 File: 01001611-47 Bakersfield City Fire Department 2101 "H" Street HAZ. MAT. DiV, Bakersfield, CA 95501 Re: Community-Right-to-Know Reporting: Modifications to Chemical List Gentlemen: Please remove the following compound from the SARA 311 chemical list for the Santa Fe Railyard at Bakersfield. This compound falls below the lO, O00-pound threshold for chemicals requiring an MSDS sheet under the OSHA hazard communication standard OR the 500-pound or threshold planning quantity (whichever is lower) for extremely hazardous substances. · substance is no longer stored at this site) Very truly yours, Mark P. Stehly General Director-Technical Services BDa~Y C. Clark, P. E. Manager Environment & Hazardous Material Control A Santa Fe Southern Pacific Company % .~i~ iAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTME~ ~ ~ 2130 "G" STREET · BAKERSFIELD, CA 9S301 (805) 326-39'79 ..., ,--~/ ~"~"~ RECEIVE OFFICIAL USE ONLY , -: . .......... BUSINESS ~L~N INS~UCTI ONS: 2. ~PE/PRINT ~SWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer the questions below for the business as a whole. 4. Be as brief and concise as possible. SE~ION 1: BUSI~SS IDE~IFICATION DATA A. BUSINESS N~: The Atchison, Topeka and San~a F~ ~ailwav Comoanv B. LOCATION / STREET ADDRESS: ,.501 F Street CI~: Bakersfield ZIP: 93301 BUS.PHONE: (805)}95-5~fi4 SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS In case of an emergency involving the release or threatened release of a hazardous material, call 911 and 1-800-852-7550 or 1-916-427-4341. This will notify your local fire department and the State Office of Emergency Services as required by law. ~' EMPLOYEES TO NOTIFY IN CASE OF ~MERGENCY: NAME AND TITLE DURING BUS. HRS. AFTER BUS. HRS. A. D.G. Roy - Emergency Coordinator Ph~ (805) 395-5!54 Ph~ 8051 $71-$088 B. Mike Burchmore - Assistant Supv. Ph~ (805) 395-5151 Ph~ 805) 8331-9!07 SECTION 3: LOCATION OF UTILITY SHUT-OFFS FOR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE A. NAT. GAS/PROPANE: ~ B. ELECTRICAL: SEE SiTE HAP ~-. C. WATER: SECTION 2 ~F BUSZNE~ PLAN D. SPECIAL: E. LOCK.BOX: YES / NO IF YES, LOCATION: IF YES, DOES IT CONTAIN SITE PLANS? YES / NO MSDSS? YES ./ NO FLOOR PLANS? YES / NO KEYS? YES / NO SECTION ~: PRIVATE RESPONSE TEk~ FOR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE SECTION 2 OF THE BUSINESS PLAN SECTION 5: LOCAL EMERGENCY .MEDICAL ASSIST~WCE FOR YOLK BUSINESS AS A WHOLE MERCY HOSPITAL (805) 327-3371 Also, see Emergency Response, Section 3 of the Business Plan SECTION 8: EMPLO%rEE TRAINING EMPLOYERS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A PROGR~M WHICH PROVIDES ~MPLOYEES WITH INITIAL ~%~ REFRESHER TRAINING IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS. ~ CIRCLE YES OR NO INITIAL REFRESHER A. METHODS FOR SAFE HANDLING OF HAZ~RDOUS ~ .MATERIALS:.... .................................... YES/ NO NO B. PROCEDURES FOR COORDINATING ACTIVITIES WITH RESPONSE AGENCIES: ' YE~ NO NO C. PROPER USE OF SAFETY EQUIPMEL~: .... ' .............. ~YES NO NO D. EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES: ................. YES N0 NO E. DO YOU ~MAINTAIN EMPLOYEE TRAINING RECORDS: ....... . NO NO I SECTION 7: EAZARDOUS ~ATERIAL I CIRCLE YES - NO - NONE ] DOES YOUR BUSINESS HA~LE HAZARDOUS ~TERIAL IN QUANTITIES LESS THAN 500 POL~DS 0FA_%__ SOLID, $$ GALLONS OF A LIQUID,"* OR Z00 CUBIC FEET OF A COMPRESSED GAS: ...... YES ~ I, D.C. Clark , Certify that the above information is accurate. I understand that this information will.be used to fulfill my firm's obliMations under the new California Health and Safety code on Hazardous Materials (Div. 20 Chapter 6.98 Sec. 2~$00 Et Al.) and that inaccurate information constitutes perjury. 3AKERiFIEi. D CITY FIRE DEF.~T).IE.XT 2130 "G" STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA OFFiCiAL [;SE OXLY ID# BUSINESS ,~,~E: BUSI NESS P~ SINGLE FACILITY UNIT F 0 Ri~I 3A INSTRUCTIONS 1. To avoid further action, this form must be returned b~: . 2. TYPE/PRINT YOL~ ANSWERS IN ENGLISN. 3. Answer the questions below for THE FACILI"~Y 2~IT LIST~ BELOW 4. Be as BRIEF and CONCISE as .possible. -. FACILITY UNIT~ FACILITY UNIT NANE: SECTION 1: NITI6ATION, PREVENTION, ABATENENT I~OCEDURES Preventative procedures 't~plemented by Santa Fe to mitigate pote~tial release of ,hazardous materials include: .... _ .... -,. ._- o inspection progr~m_~ o secondary conta{nm~t systems o precautionary operational procedures o traintn~ .. Please see Section 3 of the attached plan for a .complete description of the. mitil~ation, prevention, and abatement procedures used by ATSF Company. SECTION 2: NOTIF!CATIO~ AND EVACCATION PROCEDUltES AT THIS U~T O~LY The ~neriency Coo.rdinator ~11 supervise 'and ~t~ate 'all noe_~ficatlon and evacuation procedures. Section 3 of the attached plan details specific evacuation .procedures to be followed by the EmerEemcy Coordin~or; it also provides a .summary of appropriate agency notification require~ents and phone ntmbe~s in Table I.D. · , FORll 4A-I Page I..L_~ NOIq--TRADB SBCRI~T8 HAZARDOUS MATER,:ALS T NVENTORY BUSINE,qS NAME: Santa ~e RS, i,~wa7 .... owNeR NAMEs Al;chinon. Topeka & Santo we FACILITY UNIT ADDRESS: ' 501 F Street ' ADDRESS: 5200 E..Sheila Street FACILITY UNIT NANE: Bak,ersfteld. CITY, ZIP:, Bakers'~te~d 93301, ''' , CITY,ZIP PHONE ·: .... ~805)' ~95-5,!,54 ........ PHONE #: (2~,~ 267-5454 , , OFFICIAL USE CFIRS CODE I a 0 4 5 O ? 8 9 TYPE MAX ANNUAL CONT UaE LOCATIOll I!I TNI8 II, DY HAZARD D.O, CODE A#0UIIT AIIQPNT ~;IIIT CODE C0OE FACILITY UNIT WT. CHEMICAL OR COMMON NAME CODE 0UI[ , M 165 1100 ~al 6 08 Score ffouae ': , Cleaner~ ~,tx 6000 6 08 Store House ~l,aner. ~I *tLq , ~00 SaO ~ tgO1 L~O so~ye~t 1~3 M,, , ,, 11 ,99 ~West, of Sgore Hou,e ~t!ro~d flare~ , , , OhMS '~' fi, :'~ ~8t of Store House & P '700 700 :~ 3 '"l42 [ ~st of bra~ shoo ' 100~ (last acetyl~e ~ ) ' ~S ' ~) ..... ~8c o~ Sco,e House, ~~ ' ' ' ~ ., 700 700 eu, ~t 3 .6~,.. ,~at of., b:a~, ahop [00~ ~a~ o~$~ ~S. 'M 10,000 10,~O' '8~ 6 26 bra~ shop * Oils car lOU~ b~r~e 0 NAME:... Dave ~la~ ..... TITLB:~nateF. Env~hc 810NATURE ENKROKNCY CONTACT~ D.O. ~y ............ TITLE; For~aq ..... PI BUS HOURa: (805~ AFTER BUS HMS: _(805),,,,,87128~80, EMERGENCY CONTACT: Mike Burc~re TITLE: ~siot. Supv. PHONE . BUS HOURa:,(805~ 395-5~51 ~TffCTPAf, RURTNS99 ACTIVITY: htlwa'y yard ' . . AFTER BUS HR~, ,(~05) 833-~107 : . HAZ ARDOIJ8 MATERT AL8 :E NVBLqTORY BUSINESS HANS: O#NBR NANH8 , _FACILITY UHIT #: . ADDRKSS:., ' 'ADDRS88: , - _'~A¢I'LITY UNIT NAME: CITY, ZIP: .... ,' ~CITY,IIPI' CIAL USS ClaIRE ¢OD~ PIIONB PHONS ~' I ~ 8 · 5 S 'r 8 0 10 TYPE HAl ANNUAL CONT USS LOCATIOII ZW THIS · BY HAZARD D.O ;o. _ANOU.T ANOUNT u. rr CODS CODE ~'ACZLX'~V UHIT ~ ~b~ 55 55 ~1 6 08. Storehouse ~q~-er., Lucite 55 ~LQ , ~ 302 Etho~ ~th71 .acetate · , ,,, ~ · * ~o~ion available fr~. ~SDS KHEROSNCY CONTACT~ . . TITLBz~PBOHE · BUS iOUl8z~ AFTER BU8 HR8~ ,. EMERGENCY CONTACTt : ,,, TITbit , PIONI ~ JUl lOflls ...... PRTNCIPAL BUEI~B99 ~CTIVITY~ . . .... A~TBR BUI IRll , / BAKERSFIELD TERMINAL DIRASTER PREPARADNESS PLAN A. THIS PLAN COVERSi~ BAKERSFIELD YARD PRopER ARVIN SUBDIVISION OIL CITY SUBDIVISION F-'ORTERVILLE -, OROSI SLIBDIVISION LANDCO M.P. 113.5 TO OIL dUNCTION M.P. 11£).7 SUNSET RAILROAD COMPANY FIRS"[ SUBDIVISION M.P. 8'~1.1 TO M.P. 887.7 B. PRIMARY COMMAND TERMINAL OFFICE BUILDING 1501 /F/ STREET POST: .::" 805> 375-511(") OR <"805}' 375-513:3. 24 HOUR NUMBER :-'-';ECONDARY COMMAND PO'.:;T::;: A._,.=, I .:,TANT TRA I NMA.=,TER ;=, OFF I CE, LOCATED OFF _ _ .=,TREET CAMPII:=; WAY ON /D/ '-' ' ..... (..)._,.,' ..:, :/.-,-,..., 1 ~ 6 SANTA FE MRR-OPERATIONC-PLANNINO uFFICE. FRESNO, CALIFORNIA .... .',Ur..'., 441-2652 24 HJUR NUMBER · L N.=,-F L. ANN [ N -, C. NOTIFICATION A.:,.=,I._TANT TRAINMA._TER AND MOR-OF'ERATI' '-' ' '" WI LL ,_IEIINTLY A.=,.=,LIME RESPONS IBI LI TY FOR PROMPT · Nf]TIFICATION OF THE PROPER AOENCY DICTATED BY -[HE LOCATION .AND NATURE OF THE INL. I£ENT. ALL AOENCI'ES ARE. REA¢:HED_ VIA '.='..'11 REFLH, TING'' ']" · _,Y.=,I-EM LINLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. BAKERSF I ED F I RE DEF'ARTMENT '."',,' 11 KERN COLINTY F I RE [ EF ARTMEN [ '.:;'11 BAKERSF I ELD POI_ I CE DEPARTMENT , !.-'71 1 KERN COUNTY SHERIFF ~>1 1 ARV I N POLI CE [ EPARTMENT '.~ 11 ,~.. 4'-. ...... ", TAFT POLICE DEPARTMENT 1-763-3101 CALI FORN I A H I E'iHWAY PATROL ';' 11 I-:ONTROL 5 <KERN COUNTY COMM- IJN I CAI" I ON I-:¢,]RD I NAI' InN ....... ]> "=" ""'7~:- I '"=~'.._, 1 HALL AMBLILANCE ._-..'7-4111 GOLDEN EMPIRE AMBULANCE. · 327-9000 WEST'STAR A I R AMBLILANCE .", .':'"'--./'-' .. _ ..:c.,,~,:'.,,,='; ..,. :: ..: - i - NO]'IFICATION TO THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE MADE. IMMEDIATELY AFTER EMERGENCY AGENCIES: WORK HOME OPERATING OFFICERS: I. M. OWSLEY 395-5161 872-8948 ,J. P. HERNDON 395-5161 835.-093~' MECHANICAL OFFICERS L. E.' DALE <714}387-1'242 ~61~}.252-5S00 D. G. ROY 3'B5-5154 871-8088 MAINTAINENCE OF WAY OFFICERS ~ F. E. MCBEE 4209}441-2521 <209>432-9519 D. d. dIMINEZ <20~}441-2523 420'~>224-7742 SUPERVISOR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES-R.F.O. G. D. MC CAIN 375-2121 833-~32 CLAIM DEPARTMENT R. S. DABBERT 395-5145 393-1340 POLICE DEPARTMENT L. D. FLORES 395-5190 1-746-3137 ** SYSTEM OPERATIONS CENTER~ CHICAGO~ 821-2798 ** BUREAU OF EXPLOSIVES 1-202-639-2222 1-202-828-1~ ANSWERING SERV ** N.T.S.B. F.R.A. 1-800-424-0201 ** NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER : ~DOT, EPA 1-800-424-8802 ** FRESNO MGR OPERATIONS PLANNING WiLL NOTIFY SYSTEM OPERATION CENTER WHO WILL NOTIFY APPROPRIATE AGENCIES:. ADDITIONAL FEDERAL AND STATE REGULATORY AGENCY PHONE NUMBERS AND THE SYSTEM EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN ARE AVAILABLE USING THE COMMAND <EMER}. D. PRIMARY ENTRANCE LOCATIONS AND EVACUATION ROUTES: SEE ATTACHED EXHIBITS /A/ /B/ AND /C/. ~ GREEN LINES INDICATE PRIMARY ENTRANCE LOCATIONS AND GATE NUMBERS FOR DIFFERENT AREAS OF THE TERMINAL: ..KEY A - MAIN YARD KEY. B - WASH TRACKS ALONG CALIFORNIA AVENUE KEY C: - 50 YARD AT WEST END OF MAIN YARD GATES OR ENTRANCES ARE MARKED BY SIGNS AS INDICATED ON MAP. MAPS ARE NOT TO SCALE. E. HYDRANTS WATERWAYS YARD DRAINS FUEL AND DANGEROUS ARTICLE STORAGE SHUTDOWN OF FUEL AND ELECTRICAL SOURCES: SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT /D/ ~ INCI_UDES FLOW RATES AND LOCATIONS FURNISHED BY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. , F. I._,ULATION TRAL. k,.~. ~ THERE ARE NO ISOLATION TRACKS IN IELOSE PROXIMITY TO MAIN YARD. DETERMINATION i TO BE MADE AT TIME AFTER CONSIDERATION OF FACTORS INVOLVED. G. ADdACENT INDUSTRIES: SEE ATTACHED EXHIBITS /E/ ~ INDUSTRIES LOCATED ADdACENT TO SANTA FE RIGHT OF WAY THAT HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL: A - ARVIN SUBDIVISION B - BAKERSFIELD YARD PROPER 0 - OIL CITY SUBDIVISION P - PORTERVILLE - OROSI SUBDIVISION S - SUNSET RAILROAD COMPANY F - FIRST :SUBDIVISION H. OTHER RAILROADS LOCATED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY: SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY CHIEF DISPATCHER, LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA <213> 62~-'6567 - 3 - I. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INFORMATION RESOURCE SAMPLES: ATTACHED EXHIBIT /F/,' F'ORTION OF WHEEL. REPORT INDICATING TRAIN SYMBOl_, LOCATION IN TRAIN, [:AR INITIAL AND NUMBER, STCC AND UN NUMBER AND DESTINATION. ATTACHED EXHIBIT /O/ SAMPLE <HAZ}. INQUIRY RESPONSE FOR CHI_ORINE. ATTACHED EXHIBIT /H/ SAMPLE ~SEARCHHAZ}- INPUT MASK AND RESULT. OPTIONS; AVAILABLE ARE: AREA RANGE BAKERSFIELD YARD TRACKS 401 THRU 616 KERN dCT TO YARD ZONE OPTION THREE YARD TO JASTRO/ OIL JCT. ZONE OPTION ONE d. PRESS. RELEASE: RANKING OFFICER AND/OR PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT REPRESENATIVE WILL PROVIDE NEWS RELEASE IN A MANNER CONSISTENT WITH POLICY. - 4, - K. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES BY GROUP: OPERATING OFFICERS: C:00RDINATE ACTIVITIES BETWEEN EMERGENCY PERSONELL AND OTHER GROUPS. .. ~ WHITE 'ARM BANDS ~ MECHANICAL OFFICERS: ASSIST EMERGENCY PERSONELL' IN IDENTIFICATION OF TYPES OF RAIL EQUIPMENT, VALVE TYPES, PROVIDE CUTTING TORCHES AND RESCUE EQUIPMENT AND OPERATE RAIL EQUIPMENT IN CONdUNCTION WITH EMERGENCY SERVICES. ~ BLUE ARM BANDS ~ MAINTAINENCE OF FURNISH MATERIALS SUITABLE TO ABSORB OR WAY OFFIC:ERS: NEUTRALIZE SPILLED SUBSTANCES OR MATERIAL. ~ YELLOW ARM BANDS ~ SUPERVISOR OF PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE INFORMATION TO TRANSPORTATION EMERGENCY SERVICE PERSONELL GIVING LOCATION SERVICES: IN YARD OR ADdACENT INDUSTRIES OF OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. ~'RED ARM BANDS ~ POLICE DEPARTMENT: ASSIST IN CROWD CONTROL, EVACUATION OF COMPANY EMPLOYEES AND PUBLIC. DIRECT TRAFFIC AND PROVIDE :SECURITY. ~ ORANGE ARM BANDS ~ ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE NLMBER._~ FOR FEDERAl_, :STATE AND INDLISTRY C~ROUF'S AS WELL A.:, ]'HE EMER_~ENL. Y ACTION PLAN OF THE .:,AN fA FE . RAILROAD I'.--; AVAILABLE BY USE OF COMMAND <]EMER}.. UPDATED: MAY 1938 ' - 5 - BAKERSFIEL[; TERMINAL DI'-' '-' '" ' ..... ~ ....... · :,A.:,TER ,~ RE,. ARA[ NE.:,._-, PLAN A. THIS PLAN COVERS: BAKERSFIELD YARD PROPER ARV 11'4 :SUBB I V I 'S I ON _ .. OIL CITY BJBDIVISION F'ORTERVILLE -' ORO'.-'.;I SUBDIVISION LANDCO M.P. llJ:. TO OIL ._N(iTION M.P. 110.7 'SUNSET RA1LROAD COMPANY FIR'ST .=,IdB[IVI'.3ION M.P. 891. 1 .TO M.F'. 887.7 B. PRIMARY COMMAND TERMINAL OFFICE BUILDING 1501 /F/ STREET ~::-~]--'~:~:9~ ::~:: o4 HOLIR NUMBER POST: .{ 805} '-'"' ~ '- · :, :] ..,-.:, 1 t 0 0 R ~ ( ) , SECONDARY COMMAND . POSTS: ' ASSISTANT TRAINMASTER I. OFFICE, LOI]:ATED OFF CAMPUS WAY ON /El/ STREET ,-,~ ~-., .~ ,_~._ ~ ,~ ¢&~ (~ ~ ~ SANTA FE CHIEF DISF'ATCHERS-OFFIE:E ~~% FRESNO, CALIFORNIA <:]20¢¢])'~ · * -¢~/-~,_,._R°~ 24 'HOUR NI_IMBER C. NOTIFICATION: ASSISTANT TRAINMASTER I AND CHIEF DISPATCHER ,=-,A .., WILL ,.IOINTLY A ..... LIIdE RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROMPT NOTIFICATION OF THE F'RI]F'ER AGENCY DICTATED BY THE LOCATION AND NATURE OF THE INCIDENT: ALI_ AGENCIES ARE REACHE[I VIA 911 REF'ORTING SYSTEM '1~'' c.R,-. OTHERWISE NOTED. ¢ BAKERSFIED FIRE DEPARTMENT 911 KERN COUNTY E IRE DEPARTMENT '~11 BAI<ERSFIELD '~- ~ ' ' ' ~JLICE [EFARTMEN] 911 KERN COLINTY SHER IFF 911 _ ARVIN POLI'E DEPARTMENT TAFT POLICE DEF'ARTMENT 1-763-3101 CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL 911 CONTROL 5 ,:]KERN COUNTY COMM- UNICATION COORDINATION }. 872-1251 HALL AMBULANL. E 327-411 GOLDEN EMPIRE AMBULANCE 327-9000 -'-' 'R ' 3'~2-'~4'~9 WE.=.T._TAR AIR AMBULANCE NOTIFICATION TO THE FOL lNG SHOULD BE MADE IMMEDIATELY AFTER EMEROENCY AOENC:IES: WORK HOME OPERAT I NO OFF I C:ERS: ~_1. F'. HERNDON :395-5161 8:35-09:3'~ MECHANICAL OFFICERS L E DALE ' ' <"619').2P,2-7607 <'A19').2Pi2-5800 MAINTAINENCE OF WAY OFFICER MANGER RFO G. D. MC CAIN :3'~5-2121 833-~932 G. C. COMPTON L~..,-.,122 S8'~-2090 CLAIM DEPARTMENT POLICE DEPARTMENT L. D, FLORES 395-51'70 1-746-31:37 .~ SYSTE~ OF'ERATZONS CENTER, CHZC~GO 821-27~P8 ~ BUREAU OF EXFL_oIVE~ ~ N.T.S.B. F.R.A. 1-800-424-0201 ~ NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER : DOT, EPA 1-800-424-8802 FRESNO CHI EF DISPATC:HER W ILL NOT I FY '.SYSTEM OPERATION CENTER WHO WILL NOTIFY' APPROPRIATE AGEN_. I Eo ADDITIE~NAL FEDERAL AND STATE REOULATORY AGENCY PHONE i~.,n~n._ AND THE SYSTEM EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN ARE AVAIEABLE USING THE 'COMMAND <]EMER}. i'" D. PRIMARY ENTRANCE : LOCATIONS AND EVACUATION ROI_ITES: :SEE ATTACHED EXHIBITS /A/ /B/ AND /C/. ~ GREEN LINES INDICATE PRIMARY ENTRANCE LOCATIONS AND GATE NLIMBERS FOR DIFFERENT AREAS OF THE. TERMINAL: KEY A - MAIN YARD KEY B - WASH TRACKS ALONG CALIFORNIA AVENUE KEY C - 50 YARD AT WEST END OF MAIN YARD GATES OR ENTRANCES ARE MARKED BY SIGNS AS INDICATED ON MAP. , MAPS ARE NOT TO SCALE. E. HYDRANTS (. WATERWAYS YARD DRAINS FUEL 'AND DANGEROUS ARTICLE STORAGE SHUTDOWN OF FUEL AND ELECTRICAL SOURCES: SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT /D/ ~'~ INCLUDES FLGW RATES AND LGCATIONS FURNISHED BY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. F. ISOLATION TRACKS: ~ THERE ARE NO ISOLATION TRACKS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO MAIN YARD. DE]ERMINATION TO BE MADE AT TIME AFTER CONSIDERATION OF FACTORS INVOLVED. G. ADdACENT INDUSTRIES: ~ SEE ATTACHED EXHIBITS /E/ ~ INDUSTRIES LOCATED ADdACENT TO SANTA FE RIGHT OF WAY THAT HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL: A - ARVIN SUBDIVISION B - BAKERSFIELD'YARD PROPER 0 - OIL CITY SUBDIVISION -P - PORTERVILLE - OROSI SUBDIVISION S - SUNSET RAILROAD COMPANY F - FIRST SUBDIVISION H. OTHER RAILROADS LGCATED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY: SOUTHERN pAcIFIC TRANSPOR]ATION COMF'ANY CHIEF DISPATCHER~ LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA ~5213} 62~-~6567 I. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL .',. I NFORMAT I ON RESOURCE SAMPLES: ATTACHED EXHIBIT /F/, PORTION OF WHEEL REPORT INDICATINI'"~~ TRAIN SYMBOL, LOCATION IN TRAIN, CAR INITIAL AND NUMBER, STCC AND LIN NUMBER AND £,-..TINATION. ATTACHED EXHIBIT /G/'A._AMPLE ~::HAZ:~' INQUIRY R~.~PI_ N._ E FOR CHLOR I NE, ...:,EAR _.NHAZ~- ATTACHED EXHIBIT /H/ SAMPLE ~"'-' 'P " INPUT MASK. AND RE.~ULT. UPI IUN._ AVAILABLE ARE: AREA RANGE BAI,,ER.~FiELD YARD TRACKS 401 THRU 616 KERN dCT'TO YARD ZONE OPTION THREE 'YARD TO ,JA:BTRO/ OIL ._ICT. ZONE OPTION ONE d. PRESS RELEASE: RANKING 'OFFICER AND/OR PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT. REPRESENATIVE WILL PROVIDE NEWS RELEASE IN A MANNER CONSISTENT WITH POLI CY. - 4 - K. PR I MARY RESPONS I B T I ES i ' = BY OROUP: '1 OPERATING OFFICERS: COORDINATE ACTIVITIES BETWEEN EMERGENCY · I ~ PER,..oNELL AND OTHER GROUF'S. i *** WHITE ARM BANDS *** MECHANICAL OFFICERS: ASSIST EMERGENCY PERSONELL IN IDENTIFICATION OF TYPES OF RAIL EQUIPMENT, VALVE TYPE'.,,,;, PROVIDE CUTTING TORCHES AND RESCUE EQUIPMENT AND OPERATE RAIL EQUIPMENT IN CONdUNCTION WITN EMERGENCY SERV I LES. · ** BLUE ARM BANDS *** MAINTAINENCE OF WAY OFFICER: FURNISH MATERIALS SUITABLE TO ABSORB OR NEUTRALIZE 'SPILLED SUBSTANCES OR MATERIAL. *** YELLOW ARM BANDS *** MANAGER R F O: PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE INFORMATION TO EMERGENCY SERVICE PERSONELL GIVING LOCATION IN YARD OR ADdACENT INDUSTRIES OF OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. *** RED ARM BANDS *** POLICE DEPARTMENT: ASSIST IN CROWD CONTROL, EVACUATION OF COMPANY EMPLOYEES AND PUBLIC. DIRECT TRAFFIC AND PROVIDE SECURITY. *** ORANGE ARM BANDS *** ~ADDITIONAL TELEF'HONE NUMBER'._--; FOR FEDERAL, STATE AND INDLISTRY 'GROUPS AS WELL AS THE EMERGENCY ACT I.ON PLAN OF 'THE SANTA FE RAILROAD I.S AVAILABLE BY USE OF COMMAND . <:EMER::.'.. FEBRUARY 1'~87 . ' . . :,,."::;'i~:'DATE 23 FEB 87 23:50:46 REPORT OENERATION BLIRT .'TRAIN (1 938 23 -zTR . . ...... ATLO" :'. 5342' , ~ ~ ' " / ./ 'L ' :.'.,'; .' ' ' / I0 5 6ADMX 2~349 TSI E 4909151 62000 ICGS 33 ...... DEC'ATUR ...... IL' . DENATURED ALCOHOL (ETHYL ALOOHGL, ANHYDRIDU'S, DENATLIRED IN PART WITH . ' PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND/OR CHEMICALS, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND/ NOT TO EXOEED 5%)' ' ' FLAMMABLE LIQIJIB 7 ~T'SF ~8&84 T&H L 4~15112 ~' ~ ' ' ~0~00 132 283201 WINSLOW AZ D'ISTRISLIPMEC .,,, .~.:,.. . . ,. ' ' FUEL OIL, NO 1,2,4, OR 5 . ' COMBLiST I BLE L I QU I D NA 1 ~3 8 ATSF '98~9~ T~H L 4915i12 20500 133 283201 WINSLOW AZ DISTRISUPMEC . '":.'"' 'FUEL OIL~ NO. 1,2,4, OR 5 .- .... ' . COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID NAI~3 ~ ATSF ~S&~7,.T&H L 4915112 20500 133 283201 WINSLOW AZ DISTRISUPMEC . FUEL OIL, NO. 1,2,4, Or 5 ..i, ' COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID NAi~3 :::': 10 ATSF ~8428 TSF L 4~15112 23000 10~ 000000 LOSANGELEOA DISTrISUPMEC . " ' ' FUEL OIL, NO. 1,2~4, or 5 . '..COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID NAi~3 11 ATSF ~8&72 T&H L 4~15112'23000 ' 133 000000 LOSANGELECA DISTRISUPMEC " FUEL OIL, NO. 1,2~4~ OR 5 . COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID NAI~3 ~OCK TOTALS -- 11 .CARS 7 LDS 4 MTYS 8~8 TONS 701 FEET ".'~;: ': ..... -' :'. '-. '.. 'BLOCK-'- 1~000 KC . ;~ '12. NATX 73813 T5F L 4~1010:3 &5400 CBE 10~ C:ANANDAIGNY C:ANANDWINE . ALCOHOL or 'SPIRITS, GRAPE, NEUTRAL IN BOND (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE) . ' FLAMMABLE L?IQUID LIN1170 ~LOCK ToTALs ' 1 C~RS 1 LDS 0 MTYS IO/.,'TONS 53 FEET '%oo ~ RBOX 4~349 B23 k ~UHBER 257~0 90 000000 N~TC]TY C:~ ~4 BN &2&O~ FB7 k TRNOOD 257~0 ~22 000000 N~TC:]TY C:~ C~LCR~S]D787 , DO NOT HUNP 15 BN 626043 FB7 I TRWOOD 25710 125 000000 NATCITY CA CALCRASID787 · ' DO NOT HUMP' , 1~ CLC 110~ FI L LUMBER 196~0 11° 160~90 GLENDALE AZ SCHUCKCOMSYS 17 UTLX 837 TSF E 4~15257 25044 SP .31 LOSANGHARCA LSCHEMICAL ',,' - ' :' PETROLEUM NAPHTHA (COMBUSTIBLE) (PETROLEUM DISTILLATE FUEL OIL, · NOT SUITABLE FOR ILLUMINATING PURPOSES) .BATE 23 FEB 87 '21:53: REPORT OENERATION .-'~ · H A Z A R D 0 U S C 0 M M 0 B I T Y I N Q U I R Y > . ENTER oTC_. NUMBER . /UN~/"N~' NUMBER (INCLUDE UN OR 'NA) <OR:> ALPHABETIC C:OMMODITY (FIRST FOUR LETTERS) ~ ~ > > ENTE~ CAR INITIAL/NUMEqER HERE ...... END REPORT ..... EXHIBIT /E/ SUBDIVISION: ARVIN ~--':TA]' I ON: ARV I N MILE POST: 333. 1 CLIC NO. ' 5;64 : SANTA FE SHIF'F'ER/C:OI~SIGNEE : : GENERAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INFORMATION : · : INDU!::TRY: BROWN AND BRYANT PHONE: '-= ~= '-' ,=,.~ 4-., ._ 4.- : · CONTACT '::.'DAYL I GHT> [IELOR I ':' SM I TH F H ~ NE ..... 4-._ .~ 4~ . CONTACT <.'NIGHT]::' GEORGE MACK FHUNE. ,:,..._- ' '-' ""1 '~ "1 '-'-' ' : EMERGENCY REoFI. NoE TEAM: .::."YES/NO AND A BRIEF £E.::,L. RIPTICIN]::' : ... . : NO -' ;-' ""' I ' : NNOWN HAZARDOUs:: COMMODITIES .:,HIFFE[/RE_.EIVED : : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD PIA':":-'_._....,._, ·' ID NL]. UN/NA : RQ : : ANHYDROUS AMMONIA : NON FLAMABL. EI]A'._:; '; I_IN 4.04.._ 10 : - : : · .. ·" ·,' · . ,, : .- . : .' . . : . · ·- .. .- .. .. : ." .. '. : .' ." . · ,, . .- .. _. .- · · ,, : .' ............................. .... . .... ,, ..... ,, ......... . ............ ... ............ · . ,, : REMARKS: : .. _. · .., EXHIBIT /E/ SUBDIVISION: ARVIN :E:T A T I 0 N: D I ]~ I 0 R G I 0 M I L E ~ ,- .~, · .:, ~,:.. 8 CLIC NO. : SANTA FE SHIPFER/I_.UNolLNEE : GENERAL HAZARDOU'.-': MATERI AL I NFORMAT I ON · : FHUNE. :327-2200 - INDUSTRY MASTER CELLAR ' - =' : CONTACT <:DAYLIGHT}' F'BX OF'ERATOR F'HONE: :327-2200 : CONTACT ~CNIGHT}' SHIFT SUPERVISOR PHONE: 327-2200 : EMERGENC:Y RESPONSE TEAM: <EYES/NO AND A BRI,EF DESCRIPTION}. - NG : 'KNOWN HAZARDOUS C:OMMODITIES SHIPF'ED/REC:EIVEB : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD CLASS : ID NO. UN/NA : : BRANDY ALCOHOLIC : COMBUSTABI_E : UN 1170 : : 4915107 : : : : REMARKS: '. EXHIBIT /E/ ~SUBDIVISION: ARVIN STATION: HARPERTOWN MILE POST: 321.1 CLIC NO. 907 i : SANTA FE :E;HIPPER/CON$IGNEE .: GENERAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INFORMATION : INDUSTRY: KERN OIL AND REFINING PHONE: 845-0761 , ] : CONTACT <DAYLIGHT}. DAVID HALSELL FHa. NE 845-0761 i. : CONTACT ~NIGHT}. SHIF~ SUPERVISOR F'HONE: 845-0'761 · '. EMERGENCY RESF'ONSE TEAM'. ~:]YES/NO AND A BRIEF BE~I-:RIPTI~]N-)-. ~ . _ :' NO ~ . : KNOWN HAZARDUU.:, £]MM~]DITIES .:,HIFPED/RE_.EIVEB : PRODUCT NANE : HAZARD -' ~"~ : : L. LA.:,._ ID NO. UN/NA : BUTANE 4905702 : FE. AMABLE GAS : UN. 1075 : : GAsOlINE 4908178 : FLAMABLE LIl~l.lID' .' UN ~'~'('r"'z..:, -. : FUEL OIL 4915113 : COMBUSTABLE : NA 199:3 : ::.:~..::.. · ' . . = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =..,.. · · ·. . . . · .· . · . : REMARKS: : : EXHIBIT /E/ oI.IBD I V I S I ON: Mo,JAVE '._--;TAT I ON: BAKER'.E;FI ELD " M I L.E F'OST: ':"~'~ ~" CL_IC NO. 451 : SANTA FE :E;HIF'PER/CONSIGNEE : ' : GENERAL HAZARDOLI'.E; MATERIAL. INFORMATION : .. : INDUSTRY: TEXACO REFINING AND MARKETING F'HONE: 326-4241 : : : : CONTACT ,::DAYLIGHT}. ,JANET HLII_SEY F'HONE: 326-.4241 : : 'CONTACT <NIGHT> SHIFT SUPERVISOR PHONE: 326-4427 : : EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM: <YES/NO 'AND A BRIEF DESCRIPTION> : : :. NO :- .- : : KNOWN HAZARBOLIS COMMODITIES SHIF'F'ED/RECEIVED : : : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD CLASS : ID NO.' UN/NA : RQ : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -' : :' : : : LIQUIFIED'PETROLEUM: FLAMABI_E GA'._:: : I_IN 1075 :. : ' GAS 4908147 : : : : ~ .', : : : : GASOLINE 4?05752 : FLAMABLE LIQUID : UN 120:3 ' : : .- .. : : : .. .. : : : : : : : : -_. : : : : o : : : : : : : : : : : REMARKS: : : : : : : EXHIBIT /E/ ]E:U B D I V I S I G N: - M 0 d A V E · _-,TATI_N. BAKERRFIELD ' -I'" - ' ,'-~,",,~ MII_E FL=, F. '-"'"' CE I C NO. :'::26 : SANTA FE SHIF'F'ER/CCINSIGNEE : : GENERAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INFORMATION ': : INDUSTRY: GEOWESTERN DRILLING FLUID PHONE: .:,~._-._Yl? : : CONTACT ~JDAYLIGHT]:" BILL MAXWELL PHONE:o~'°=~..-._M~9. ~. : : CONTACT ~NIGHT}' dim CI_IFFORD FHUNE. .:,~._-._,~19 · : EMERGENCY RESPGNSE TEAM: <YES/NO AND A BRIEF DESCRI. PTION}' : : NO : : KNOWN HAZARDOI_IS C:GMMGDI]'IES SHIPPED/RECEIVED : · PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD ~ '~'-' RQ : ===============================================================.... -'- '~ I~A 1~ '- '-' : : : PETROLEUM OIL : L. UMBLI._TABLE : REMARKo. EXHIBIT /E/ I' SUBDIVISION: PORTERVILLE - OROSI' STAT I ON: 01 I_ ,_IUNE:T I ON MILE POST: 110.7' CL I C NO. 152 · ._-,H I F F ER / ... N.=, I L-iNEE : · SANTA FE '- ..... r'rl ,-' -' ~ ] , - OENERAI_ HAZARBOUF; MATERIAL INFLRMATIUN : : INDUSTRY: A.=,HLAND CHEM I C:AL PHONE: .~ c~,--J--.~,F 2c~ · · CONTACT %DAYLIbH] .... :=;TEVE AN'.=:LEY F'HONE: '~"--~':¢-'."=,'2¢¢ ' : CONTACT ~NIOHT}. :=:TEVE ANSI_EY PHONE: S36-7617 : " '" I' -I '~ : EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM: '...YE.=,/NJ AND A BRIEF DESCRIF'TILN.,. : · : NO : : _.. ·. : · ;.. ;.. · . . · . · . . · . .... . · .. : · : · . .. ;·.... · · .. · ..... ~ : : : .. · . . . · .· . . . . . . · . .............. · . · . . . . . . . . :. . -' .......... ....... : · : . :' ' ' ' '' ..... -'-' : KNOWN HAZ ARE UU.=, COMMOD I T I ES SH I PPEn/REr:E I VED : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARDL.-'LA.=,'-'°~'.=, : ID Nr~, UN/NA : RC-~. : : METHANOL 4':.-.'C¥.-}2:37 : FLAMABL. E LIE~I_IID : UN 12:E-:,,r~ : : · : : : ; : : . . : · · .. ,. : : : · :.. -'· . : .... · .... -' ":· ,, : . : : : : '- . : . . . -' ...... ~" ' : : .' . : : ~ . : ~ : : : : : . .: : : : . : : ..... : REMARKS_=;: : : EXHIBIT /E/ SUBDIVISION: PGRTERVILLE-OROSI STATIGN: OIL ,JUNCTION MILE F_.:.T: 110.7 ]:I._IC NO. 128 SANTA FE SHIPPER/CGNSIGNEE : GENERAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INFOR. MATIGN : INDUSTRY: COAST GAS PHONE: 32:2:-5'Y~41 : . ' -I - · ':' ©':'-~cy~l " CONTACT <:DAYL I GHT}. W ILL I E CARR F FIL NE. - . CONTACT <]N I GHT)' ' D I SF'ATCHER F'HONE: 2:'2 ~ -5941 : . ' '~ ' -I '-' EMERGENCY RE._FLN.=,E TEAM: <:YES/NO AND A BRIEF DESCRIF'TION]:=' : NO : :..: ...... I~NOWN HA Z ARDULI._, F':F~MMOD I T I ES .:,H I F F ED/RE _.E I VED " - : .L. LA.: .... : ID NO. UN/NA R~? " PRODLICT NAME HAZARD -' '"':' : . ' PROPANE 4905781 : FLAMABLE GAS · : UN 1(:)75 : : BUTANE 4'?05702 : FLAMABI_E GAS : IJN 1075 : : GASOLINE 47~05752 : FLAMABi_E LI~ZJlJID : LIN 1203 : : REMARKS: : . EXHIBIT /E/ SUBDIVISION: '.--:UNSET RAI'LROAD STATION: STANBARB OIL MILE POST: 8.:-]· CLIC NO. 1856' : SANTA FE SHIF'F'ER/CONSIGNEE : : GENERAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INFORMATION : : INBUSTRY: CHEVRON USA PHONE: 76:3=2111 : : CONTACT ~..[ AYL I GHT.;. AREA .=,UF ER I NTENL EN] F'HONE: 76:~:--2111 : : CONTACT ,,NIGHT}' FORMAN ON CALL F'HONE: ,o._,-.~; · .... · EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM: "' · , .... YE._/NO AND A BRIEF DESCRIPTION]>' : : KNOWN HA Z ARDOLIS COMMOD I T I ES SH I F'F'ED/REC:E I VED : : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD L. LA.:,.:, : ID NO. UN/NA : RQ . : PROPANE : FLAMABLE GAS : UN 1~'.)7~ .... ' : : 4905781 : : : : : REMAR~ ..... : ADDITIONA~ CONTACTS: : EXHIBIT /E/ SUBDIVISION: SUNSET RAILROAD STATION: PENTLAND MILE POST: 27.5 CLIC NO. 1853 -, SANTA FE SHIPF'ER/CONSIGNEE : GENERAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INFORMATION : : INDUSTRY: BROWN AND BRYANT PHONE: ,=,._,4-._._,4,' . CONTACT {DAYLIGHT}. DELORI© sMITH PHEINE: ,_~._ 4-._ ._,4..' CONTACT <NIGHT}' GEORGE MACK PHONE: o4._,- 16..'~ · : [ E.:, ..R I PT I ON}. . EMERGENCY RE.~PUN._,E TEAM: '{YES/NC~ AND A BRIEF NO : KNOWN HAZARDULI~ CGMMODITIES .=,HIFFE[/RECEIVED . PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD P '~'" R~ _.LA...:, : ID NO. UN/NA : .: ANHYDROU~ AMMONIA : NON FLAMABLE GAS : LiN 1005 : 100/45.4 4904210 : : : : . EXHIBIT /E/ SUBDIVISION: SUNSET RAILROAD STATION: LEVEE MILE POST: 18.1 CLIC NO. 1849 : SANTA FE .:,HIFFER/L. LN.=,IGNEE · : GENERAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INFC!RMATION : : INDUSTRY: BAKERSFIELD PERFORMANC:E CHEMICAL F'HONE: 763-15~.'8 : · ' ~ONTACT %DAYLIL',HT .... RALPH r"i¢~NZALE.C;_ _ __ F'HONE': 7/_-,:__:- 1~'":"~._.,...,_ : : CONTACT ~:N IGHT:> RALPH GONZALE.=, F H JNE. 8:_z:2-0651 : : EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM: <:YES/NO AND A BRIEF' DESCRIPTION:> : : : : NO : · "" :""- """ "-" ""- : : : :" : :" ::" "- ": : : :" "- :· · .......· · · ·· · · ·· · . . ..... .. : · ............. : "- : : ~ ", ". "- "- ,~ ~, "- ". ~ ". "- : ~ "- : '... .......... : ". : ~ . KNOWN HA Z ARt i_ll_lz, CCiMMiDD I T I ES SH I PPED/RECE I VED .. ...... -' : PRODUCT NAME : FIAZARD' L. LA.:,.:, : ID NO. UN/MA : . : .. · · . : ARCOLEIN INHIBITED : FLAMABLE LIL.]UID : UN 1092 .' I/0.4._,4 : :" dr~ : : : : : OGq'lO : : : · : ,, : ". J · J "- : · ". J ". , ". : ". : J : : J : .,· . ....: :.._ :......: :.. : f, .......· ·· · ......""."". ·...... ~,:........ ~,.............,~ ~.... :... : :.,~......,~ ... ~ :·...... · · · . . . . . ... . · · · ·· · · · · · : REMARKS: : : ADDITIONAL CONTACT FAMILIAR WITH PRUDUuT. RI..k MERTZ <:7~3]::' 496-5542 NIOHT: : ,.IOE CURTI:Z;- --:.'713:::. 4'92-0655 NIGHT: : · EXHIBIT /E/ SI21B[I I V I :=; I ON: L~I_INL=:ET RAILROAD · _,TATILIN. GULF MII_E PL.=,T. 12 .... CL I C NO. 1,=,'-'°"~. SANTA FE :=,HIFPER/CLN.=,IGNEE : GENERAL I- '-' HAZAR£UUc, MATERIAL INFORMATION .... - - ' ,_-,,...,._~ =,.--4; 66 : INDUSTRY: KOL. H 01L F HUNE. '-"-'= "':'; ., : CONTACT (DAYL I.GHT"?.- OFF I CE - PHONE: ,=,.--,._,-,=, :.,'66 : CONTACT ~CNIGHT.'> BILLY HURNER PHONE: 8:32-:=:060 : EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM: ':::YE:=;/NO AND A BRIEF DE'.E:C:RIPTICIN]). · : NO · = = = = = = = = = = === = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = == = =. · · · · . · · ...... · · : :. .... · . · : : : :.: : : ; ~' : .' ; :" ~ ; ; : : KNOWN HAZ ARBOLIS COMMG[f I T I EL-]; SH I F'F'ED/RECE I VED _. : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD CLA'.=::_=: : ID NO. UN/NA : : GASOLINE : FLAMABLE LIQUIB : UN 1203 : · · 4~08178 .' .' : _.. .. : ·' REMARKS: EXHIBIT /E/ SUBDIVISION: SUNSET RAILROAD STATION: GOSFORD MILE PUb, I: 0.0 CLIC NO. 1921 : ._-,ANTA FE I.:;HIFFER/.._N..~IL~NEE · · NFURMAT GENERAL HAZAR£ULI.:, MATERIAL I ~- ION : : -" INDIJSTRY: SIJN CHEMICAL F HL NE. ,:,.:,4-c, 7,_, 1 : : : CONTACT .CDAYL I L]HT.." GENE BENNETT F'HONE:,:.:,4-,:,7,:,'-"-' '-' '~' 1 · ,~ ,-,.-:, _,-, · CONTACT ~.'.NIGHT). RICH CATERINA PHONE ....... 4 ,_,7,_ 1 : . : ' '-' -I '-' " '-I ' ' I '-'-'-' : EMERGENCY RE~,PLN.:,E 'TEAM. <]YES/NO AND A ERIEF [E.:,L. RIPTION}. · .- : · NO ' · : : KNOWN HAzARDOUF; COMMOD I T I EE; SH I F'PED / RE' P_.E I VED .' : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD P '-"-' ' . _.LA.z.:, . ID NO IJN/NA : R~ : - : INK : L. UMBIJ.:,] ABLE : NA 1 '-9':/:~, : · . 4c/15206 : : : : .. .. : : .' . - : _- .- .' · . : ." · · · - : : ·" : ·- .- , .. : .' _. , , : : ,· :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ::: : : : : : : : : : : :,,,, ·· · , , · , , · , · · , ...... : ~,,.,. REMARI~ .... -" ADDITIONAL CONTART::-;-" : ,, · · ,- :.. ..... ::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::: , , , ~ ~, ~ , ~ , EXHIBIT /E/ S U B D I V I S I ON: F I R._-,T STATION: ,JASTRO MILE POST: :E:91. 1 CL I C Nr]. 102 AND 1('~,"--, : SANTA FE SH I F'F'ER/CON::; I GNEE : : GENERAL HAZARDOU'.-:: MATERIAL INFORMATII]N : : INDUSTRY: TEXACO REFINING AND MARKETING F'HONE:. . .:, ..- =,-4 .-' 41'-"-'/' '-' : -' I '-' '":"-" "' -- CONTACT <.'BAYLIOHT]::. ,JANET HJL.:,EY F'HONE: ._,.,:..o 4.,:..41 : : CONTACT <iN I GHT'::. '.--;H I FT'-'11 ' .,:, _ F ERV' I SOR F'HI-JNE '. :'::26-4427 : : EMERGENCY RESF'ON'.=:E TEAM: <"YES/NC~ AND A BRIEF DE.=,_.RIF'TION-::. : _. .. · NO -' . ,, . . . . . ,, . . . . . . · . . . . . . . . . .... ,, . . . . . ......- . .- -. ...... ." .... · . . _... ...... _..- ..... : .- .. : ..- .... ." ." : KNOWN HAZ AREinl I.':; COMMOD I T I E::; ._,H I F F E.[/REuE I VED : : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD Pin':;':'_._...~._, .' ID NO. UN/NA : RQ : : LIQIJIFIEB PETROLEUM: FLAMABLE GAS : UN 1075 : : : OAS 4908147 : : : : · ... . .. _- . ,, .- : GASOLINE 4905752 : FLAMABI_E LIO. UIB ,: UN 120:3 ': : ... . ... · : ETHYL DICHLORIDE : FLAMABL. E LIG~.IJID : NA 1992 : : · · 490817:_:: : .' : ·· : .=, ' COMBI_ISTABLE : ' ' FUEL OIL 491._ 11:2, . NA 19':.-~:--: · . ; ." . . .. _- .. .. .. .- · . .. .- _- ...._._- : : : :...._.... :.. · · .. .... ....- .'.' .... · ... ." ...,'........ ............ · · . . . ... .".' ".". .. ........ ........" ........... .". .-.-....... :... ......... : REMARKS: : · .' · : · Y EXHIBIT /E/ SUBDIVI'SILN. FI · _ ]A] .I ON: ,JA'.-':TRO MILE PO'~=;T: 87~1.1 CL. IC NO, 102 AND 106 : SAI',,ITA FE '.=;HIF'F'ER/CONSIGNEE ' : : GENERAL HAZARDUU.:, MATERIAL INFORMATION · INDUSTRY: ._ I_INLAND REEF I N I NG F HUNE. . ......' CONTACT <]DAYLIGHT}.. PAT BEDFORD F'HONE' ~'-"--J=,; -'--*~-; o 1.5 : : CONTACT ,~NIGHT}- SHIFT BI. IPERVI _=:OR PHONE: 5:--'F¢-S~615 : : EMERGENCY RESPGN?]E'TEAM: <]YES/NO ANB A BRIEF, DESCRIPTION:> : · NO · : KNOWN HAZARDOUS ROMMOD I T I E:=; ?-;FI I F'F'ED/RECE I VED : : : : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD" ~"~ : RQ L. LA.=,._ ID NO. UN/NA : : : DENATURED ALCOHOL : FLAMABLE L IQUI [~ : NA 17~:--:6 : : : 4~0~141 : : : : : GASOLINE 4'~05752 : FLAMABLE LI6!UID : UN 1203 : : ·· : . . : : · · ,, ,, _. ., · , ,- : ,- ,-_- _-,-_-_,.- ...... _-,, : : ,- ,,,, ,, · , : , : ,- _, , , ,, . _, ,- : : ........ ', ,. .......... ," ," .... ," ............. : REMARKS: : _, · _,_, ·,,.,_,_,,_,,,,,.,, ·,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,, :, :·· · · · · · · ,,,,, ,, · ,, ....... ,, ,,,, ·,,," .... :"" ",,,, ,..,, ,, ,,,,,,, ,, ............. """"-""," .",,",","" ""· · · · EXHIBIT /E/ .' SUBDIVISION: FIRST :--;TAT II_IN' .' :--;HAFTER MILE PCv.--;T: ~ '=' _ _ r.~(.)._,. 4 C L I C- N 0. -7 ..' L)..~" .:; : SANTA FE :$;HIF'F'ER/CONSIGNEE : : GENERAL HAZARDOU::: MATERIAL INFORMATION : : INDUSTRY: BROWN AND BRYAN]' PHONE: 1-746-4'.'.-~71' : : cONTACT <BAYLIGHT]> RICK RHARP PHONE: 1-74/_-,-4S~71 : : CONTACT ~NIUHT.,. RICK '.--:HARP PHONE: 1-74A-?x]12 ' : EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM: <:YE'.--:/NO AND A BRIEF DERC:RIPTION'> : · NO ' ....' '' :'' '' I :' : : ; ~ : : ' ' :" : : : : ." -': : '. · . · . . · . .........." .... -"" : ":·. ......... : ...... . , . . . .'... - . : : : ' "~. - ..... : KNOWN HAZARDOLIL=; COMMOD I T I ES :=:H I PF'ED/RECE I VEB : " '~'"' i R N O. ' I_IN ~ N A . R -.-.' : : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARD L. LA.-,.:, : ' . . . .· "- · _' . · - ,, -_" - - . - ,, ,, . . ,, . · ..:..... . ' . . · ..... -" : ." . -" . . ." ." . -" :" : ." -" ' .' . . . : . ." . ." ~ ." . . "., ." . .'-" ." . . : . -'" . . . . . . . . . . ,, . . . ,, . . . . . . ,, . ...... : . . ,, · ." : : : : -"-I TM - '"~ " ~ ' ' (' ") ~' ' · : PHOSPHORIC ACID : L. LRRU._IVE MATERIAL " UN 1-¢~: ._,L~t~_>/~.'TU : 4930248 : : · : : _- .. .. , : : : ANHYDROUS AMMONIA : NON FI_AMABI_E GA'.--: : UN 1005 : 100/45.4 : · ' 4.~04210 .' .' .' · _ .. ... . .; · . .. ,: : · : : ; : : . · . · .. · .. .- . · · . : _.._ _. · . . . . . . ._ ..._ : . ...... ..... : ,,. : .- .... ,, . ,, . : : ; : . : : _- : : .- : ..,, ..... '..." . : : : : : .' : : . : : : : : . : . : ; -' : : REMARKS: : : ADDITIONAL CGNTART.S:' .. ~-~ : .. · : '- , : · .:.:: .. .: .... EXHIBIT /E/ J_IBDIVISION: FIR'ST STAT ION: RJ.-,EDALE CL I C NO. I.~' : SANTA FE '.--:HIPPER/CON?-;IGNEE : : GENERAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INF'ORMATION : · IND ISTRY: HONDO CHEMICAL F'HONE: 58':'.,'-'.-/'2'P(:~ : · : CONTACT <-"DAYLIGHT}' ,_IE'.--;'.:; CARR PHI]NE: ._,:,;,-._4,:,,:, : . . .. ~-- .-~ r__-~.- · CONTACT ,:'NIGHT'> 'MARVIN DACItTLER F'HONE .... :,.-.-. ..... ~7 _. . .{ , - . EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM. <'YE'.E:/NO AND A ERIEF DE'.--;F:RIPTIFIN'> . · · NO ' :: :: ::::::::: : :::::: : : : ::::: : : : : : :.... · · . . -'."" : '.'."-"· . .... ..... -"' "'-" :."."."."-".... ....... ."." -'."'" ;-" '''-'-" :"-''·... · · · : ~.NI_IWN HAZARDUU.:, COMMI]IDITIES :E;HIFFE[/RELoEIVED : PRODUCT NAME : HAZARDL. LA.=,,:,-' '-"-' ' ID NO. UN/NA · RE~. ' :, SULFURIC ACID : CORRO'.--;IVE MATERIAL : UN 18:30 : i000/454 : : 4~30040 .' : .' : · : : . . . - : CAUSTIC_ SODA LIQUID: L. LRRU.:,IVE MATERIAL : I.IN 1'~''-',_,~.4 : 1F~F~O/454 : · ' 4.~35240 .' .' : ' ; : . . . . . · _, · , : : · · : : . . : RE'MARK'S: : : ADDITIONAL CONTACT:B: '' : ~DATE 23 FEB 87 21:54:10 REPORT GENERATION BURT :~CHLoRINE 4904120 ~i'~:~'NONFLAMMABLE GAS, POISONOUS UNIO17 ~!~ENVIRONMENTALLY HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE (RQ-10/4.54) . - '' i:~ CHLORINE IS A GREENISH YELLOW GAS WITH A PUNGENT SUFFOCATING IT IS ODOR. ~':~SED TO PURIFY WATER, BLEACH WOODPULP, AND TO MAKE OTHER CHEMICALS. IT IS ~i~=.TOXIC BY INHALATION. IT I~~ SLI£~HTLY SOLUDLE IN WATER. IT REACTS EXPLOSIVELY ~/!~?{'~ORFORMS EXPLOSIVE cOMPOUNDS, WITH MANY COMMON CHEMICALS, IT IS NORMALLY ' ~;i~.~?:SHIPPED AS A LIQUID IN CYLINDERS OR TANK CARS. CONTACT WiTH LIQUID SHOULD BE AVOIDED AS IT ~AN CAUSE FROSTBITE. THE LIQUID READILY'VAPORIZES, TO A GAS. CHLORINE DOES NOT BURN BUT WILL sUPPORT COMBUSTION (LETS OTHER ARTICLES BURN). THE VAPORS ARE MUCH HEAVIER THAN AIR AND TEND TO SETTLE IN LOW AREAS. 'CONTACT CHEMTREC TO ACTIVATE CHLORINE RESPONSE TEAM (800 424-~300 OR 202 483-7616). IT WEIGHS ~3.0 POUNDS PER GALLON. IF MATERIAL INVOLVED IN FIRE EXTINGUISH FIRE USING AGENT SUITABLE FOR~TYPE OF SURROUNDING FIRE (MATERIAL ITSELF DOES NOT BURN OR ~URNS WITH-DIFFICULTY.) O00L ALL AFFECTED CONTAINERS WITH FLOODING QUANTITIES O~ WATER APPLY'WATER FROM AS FAR A DISTANCE AS POSSIBLE USE WATER SPRAY TO ABSORB VAPORS IF'MATERIAL-NOT INVOLVED IN FIRE KEEP MATERIAL OUT OF WATER SOURCES AND SEWERS ATTEMPT T~ STOP LEAK IF WITHOUT HAZARD ',DO NOT APPLY WATER TO POINT OF LEAl( IN TANK CAR OR cONTAINER PERSONNEL PROTECTION AVOID BREATHING VAPORS KEEP UPWIND WEAR SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS 'AVOID BODILY CONTACT WITH THE MATERIAL WEAR FULL PROTECTIVE CLOTHINO DO NOT HANDLE BROKEN pACKAGES WITHOUT PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT WASH AWAY'A~Y MATERIAL WHICH MAY HAVE CONTACTED THE BODY'WITH COPIOUS AMOUNTS OF WA~ER OR SOAP AND WATER EVACUATION IF MATERIAL LEAKING (NOT ON FIRE) EVACUATE FOR A'RADIUS OF 2500 FEET ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS - LAND SPILL DIG A PIT, POND, LAGOON, HOLDING AREA~ " TO CONTAIN LIQUID OR SOLID MATERIAL DIKE.SURFACE FLOW USING SOIL, SAND BAGS, FOAMED POLYURETHANE, OR FOAMED CONCRETE ABSORB'BULK LIQUID WITH FLY ASH or CEMENT POWDER NEUTRALIZE WITH OAUSTIC SODA or SODA ASH ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS - WATER SPILL 'ADD CAUSTIC SODA IF DISSOLVED, APPLY ACTIVATED CARBON AT TEN TIMES THE SPILLED'AMOUNT IN REGION OF IOPPM or OREATER CONCENTRATION USE MECHANICAL DREDGES or LIFTS TO REMOVE IMMOBILIZED MASSES OF. POLLUTANTS AND':PRECIPITAT~S ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS - AIr SPILL · APPLY WATER SPRAY OR MIST TO KNOCK DOWN VAPORS VAPOR KNOCKDOWN ~ATER IS CORROSIVE OR TOXIC AND SHOULD BE DIKED FOR CONTAINMENT .... END REPORT ..... , ~ .~r ~ "j .........~ ?"' ' :" ' FFI ........ ';R:'; I'11::. ]'RACK. ! .... ~~'7;k~ "~:'~ ":' .... '" ' . I .... ' . ~;~-,. ~l,!; ,,-, · . :. . L.AR. L.. .'d',ll. 1 N. ._ IRA I Iq. . J~'~NP~:~'.;':'t;'N'Fr. NUI',I/~R. KN0. E. L':~ )N'f'Ei',l. L',::?..$]'i',l. RA, ~PTBI.. .,___. _.. ......... . . ,- ...... . . _ ===.. . - ..... . ~'~/~', i? ';''' D1HE'THYL [:HI-ORO'I'I'IIOPH':'".};I~H~]'E ~,..,_?~:' 'A.'-' .. · CORRO~ (VE MATER'[ Al.., PO [ ~:~::::~7- ARIX '" 1136 'rEF E' 4'YO45(.J'~):L ~ :300 RCHMIS AIRCCIIND(3~SE 32 IqG . 4 12 J~k~?,;~,:': './:?.s>:-: .' CARBON DICIXIDE, REFRIG:ki-~ATED LIQUiO' [~]~[~-.~':~;?'.';:::'".'.,~'~:' "NONFLAMMABLE GAS ~?!.~,?A~ :' -' : :'~' . ALKALINE ( _.CIRI~U.z, ZV~) ILIQU..CD, N. Cl. ~..f.' . CORROSIV~ MA]'ERZAL.~ BAS].C ' .::'::;' 43 WTCX 890 q'4E. E. 4'~041z.(. :1.5000 WPBN STKWF' BEI_I_ :' ..... '~' :'" NONFt.~BI .E 'i~ :';, 'P ' T :.;' NAII :; '~J .... ENV[ROIqlqENT~k.LY .qRZ~R):'/I S fi .B'.:~ F~NC:E (R ;~-~0/~. 54) ",, 44 OPBX '/OJ "I'4. F:.' E 4904 120:1 ~'()0o WF'BIq S'I'I<WP . . : CHI ,r)R I NE ,. . NONF'I_AIqMABI_E GAS~ I.:'(~IS(]NOUC; :"," ENV I RONMENTAI_LY HA Z AI.{): 0 _IS F ~ ~BS'FAN "P' ( R 3- '1 (')/.4 ._ 4 ) '%-"- '45 .HCPX 12~63 ]'SE K 4'~04.:i. 20:1.~:000 WPBN S]I<WI':' ]'ACOMA WA 43 Cl.. 412 , . . .{ ~. ~'~-:':" qONFLRMI~i~BI..I.'' .~.:,, PO ~:FIV"t ..: I..I)8.,:, T~N .. :: ( "' -. :1. 0/4. 54 ) ' ;'~:i': ' ENV 1 ;-~CINM EN'I'ALI...Y lqAZAR .... F ............ ,..,. :...,. '~'" .... ' ,,~/ ..... , ] .. F E: 4~/1~;]/' q'174C)("~ I..O~::AI-. A('-;T'TRKS:B() .;:..,.':;'.'... ".'2 'G~]'X '~'~= -~" . ....... :35 CB 41~ ~' ~?" '""' ' ' COAl_ ~:TAR O~q" - .... Y" ' · _ I iI::[...A'TE (Ff'IMRI I'.:;]'~B F) ( ]OAI. 'FAF< -R:--:;C-I"IC OR O.c, ~: '" OR .>OI.IJ]'ION-, COAl. "I'AR' AND COAl.. JAR FRI:"]:;FITI:) ,. , ...:.: C~]MBU~T'[}~I E I.., (QI...I (D ~.lNt 137 : .. ' 1 ADMX -.,9-~o,.. ,.~,., TS] I... 4909151:I.F.:'::RA .......... LOCAL. SUIqL. ANIRE'FIIqI 130 FL 444 . :' · 9ENA'I'UI~ED ALCOHOL (E'I"HYI... A[..COI'IOI_, ANH~LP(JLc,, [~ENATLIRED IN' PA , ' '. PE]'ROL[{UM PRODUC'I":' AIqD/AR II-'IF'MI ]AL.S~ I:'E:]"ROI..EUM F'IRODUCTS AND/ 3'0 EXCEED ,,%) I:L~A'I'X ~63~7 T6I E '-'"' ....... ' · I. :~(.)~, 7._ .~: 16:~:'.?..fi LI:II~:AL "I'E X AE:OREFMAR ~7 FG 452 '",.. ' ' ~ :' '" ' L].QUEF) ED F'E]I"{(II...E:I..IM .:,A"' "': . .".'::.. FI_RMMABLE ..... .y:}: : ... -... ,,: 2' GATX , ¢-,.Jo, T7I lC 4'9 (3 ~=i'7 5 'P']/,:'~':]F:; I.OCAL 'I'EXACOI-~EI::'M~R 52 I::G 452 . : ..... -" '"'""' ,I-[~JUEF"[EO. PE'I'ROI..F:I..IM G~S ' :' :"?; .~, .. ',,- f' )r'; ~ ,' :~:?~ ':..",-.,.'3 ~:[:tIVX ~ 80202 .'1'7[ I::. q905752163'3/5 I,C = I ;A,.:, ;~. ~.~ I. I QI]JEF 1 Eli PE'r'RO~ ,EI.]M .... " ..... FLaMM~RI.. E hA.::, 4:~(3.,7. ,..~ ~..- y., I...(u]:Al.. '/'F'XA' ' RE:FMAIR 5~ F'G ~"' ~'~ ' ' f' I_AMMABLE ..'~'A.:,"' APPENDIX F Accessing Cleanup Funds The Kern County Health Department, Division of Environmental Health. Hazardous Materials Management Program, will. where appropriate, access the State Emergency Reserve Account (ERA) Health and Safety Code Section 18384 for hazardous waste releases and emergencies meeting the latest Department of Health Services/Toxic Substances Control Division criteria (see enclosed). The Hazardous Materials Management Program (H.M.M.P.) staff are experienced and equipped to evaluate the risk assessment needed to relay information in a .clear, concise, factual manner to state authorities, and to aisc 8escribe needed response, i.e. men. equipment, money, etc. The H.M.M.P. staff also document contractor activities at scene for subsequent reports to the state. _The Kern County Health Department, H.M.P.P. staff may utilize ERA funding assistance through accessing EPA Region IX Emergency Response Teams, or Region IX Technical Assistance Team (T.A.T.), where such efforts are needed due to the complexity or size of the emergency incident. Evidence is collected at scene, and financial retribution is ' "..-.' attempted after investigations with the County District Attorney's ':'::' Office and the appropriate policy agency: subsequent to the investigation a case may be filed by the District Attorney's office to prosecute and recapture monies expended during the emergency, investigation, and prosecution. II. P~ovislone for Accemm to State Approved and Per~ttted Dlspomal Facilities and E~e~ncy Response Cuntractors. The Kern County Health Department, H.~.M.P. maintains a current status of disposal facilities; however, a local storage facility and recycler may be utilized Bending final disposition of any wastes. Permitted facility status may change from week to week as to their capabilities and willingness in receiving hazardous wastes, as restrictions may dictate out of state disposition. There are at least three local response contractors that have State Cai-Trane contracts that may be used in an emergency, at any location in Kern County. The Kern County Health Department maintains an open purchase order with three state certified l~bs, two local, one in Los Angeles for the quick identification of complex chemical unknowns. especially used where exposures to public or responders has occurred. The two local companies are on 24 hour "as needed" contract. -1- APPENDIX F I. Accessing Cleanup Funds The Kern County Health Department, Division of Environmental Health, Hazardous Materials Management Program, will, where appropriate, access the State Emergency Reserve Account (ERA) Health and Safety Code Section 253§4 for hazardous waste releases and emergencies meeting the latest Department of Health Services/Toxic Substances Control Division criteria (see enclosed). The Hazardous Materials Management Program (H.M.M.P.) staff are experienced and equipped to evaluate the risk assessment needed to relay information in a .clear, concise, factual manner to state authorities, and to also ~escribe needed response, i.e. men, equipment, money, etc. The H.M.M.P. staff also document contractor activities at scene for subsequent reports to the state. _The Kern County Health Department, H.M.P.P. staff may utilize ERA funding assistance through accessing EPA Region IX Emergency Response Teams. or Region IX Technical Assistance Team (T.A.T.), where such efforts are needed due to the complexity or size of the emergency incident. Evidence is collected at scene, and financial retribution is attempted after investigations with the County District Attorney's "" Office and the appropriate policy agency; subsequent to the investigation a case may be filed bY the District Attorney's office to prosecute and recapture monies expended during the emergency, investigation, and prosecution. II. l~rovlslona fo~ Accesa to State App~oved and Pern~ttedDlslMaal Facilities and her~ency Response Contractors. The Kern County Health Department, H.~.~.P. maintains a current status of disposal facilitieS: however, a local storage facility and recycler may be utilized pending final disposition of any wastes. Permitted facility status may change from week to week as to their capabilities and willingness in receiving hazardous wastes, as restrictions may dictate out of state disposition. There are at least three local response contractors that have State Cal-Trans contracts that may be used in an emergency, at any location in Kern County. The Kern County Health Department maintains an open purchase order with three state certified l~bs, two local, one in Los Angeles for the quick identification of complex chemical unknowns. especially used where exposures to public or responders has occurred. The two local companies are on 24 hour "as needed" contract. RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD ESTABLISHING SITE CONTROL AND CLEANUP AUTHORITY FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILLS. ~. WHEREAS, the City of Bakersfield has determined there is a need to establish clear responsibility for scene management of hazardous material spills and clear responsibility for calling in contractors authorized to conduct site cleanups of hazardous materials; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Bakersfield as follows: 1. The Bakersfield Fire Department shall have exclusive responsibility for scene management at sites of hazardous materials spills, leaks, or other instances of response to hazardous material problems where the public may be exposed to potential harm; 2. Officers of the Bakersfield Fire Department holding' rank of Battalion Chief or above shall have authority to call in contractors authorized to conduct site cleanup of hazardous mate- rial spills, leaks, or other instances of response to hazardous material problems where the public may be exposed to potential harm. o0o 4 REi ADD: lg 11/10/87 The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway C .~..~One Santa Fe Plaza '§200'East-Shei.la..St. reet- Los Angeles, California 90040 213/267-5454 September 23, 1988 File: OlO01611-47 To: Local Emergency Planning Committee 2550 Mariposa Mall, Room B-181 Fresno, CA 93721 SUBJECT: SARA Title III, Section 311 Chemical List Reporting Dear Sirs: Enclosed please find the chemical list required by SARA Title III, Section 311 for Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company's Bakersfield facility. Please call if you have any questions. Very truly yours, Q. ~1. Torpin, General Manager 9' D:~.'Clark, P.'E. Manager ~~~. EnVironment & Hazardous Material s Control cc: -Mr. Ralph Huey, Hazardous Material s Unit Bakersfi el d City Fi re Department 2101 H Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 California Chemical Emergency Planning & Response Commission 2800 Meadowview Road Sacamento, CA 95832 Enclosure 1468N A Santa Fe Industries Company The Atchison, Topeka and Santa. Fe Rallr~l I ' .. Bakersfield Facility. " SARA T~,Je III Section 311 Chemical Inventory Approximate Hazard Chemical Components Maximum Usage (lbs.) Clas~ .. Cleaner, Lix 400D Cyclohexanone 100 2,3 Diesel fuel #2 1,751,400 3 Oil, car journal bearing Oil journal (Petroleum oil ?? 83,400 3 Oils, lubricating 49,400 3 Legend: I - Acute Health Hazard 2 - Chronic Health Hazard 3 - Fire Hazard 4 - Sudden Release of Pressure 5 - Reactive Hazard