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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHAZARDOUS WASTE (3)PEST COtITROL EMERGENCY~ PLAN GUIDE BOOK Prepared By: Paul F. Gates Jr. TABLE OF CONTENTS EMERGENCY'ACTION PHONE NUMBERS ...................... ... 'MEDICAL & FIRST AID PROCEDURES .......................... FIRE& EXPLOSION ........................................ DIAGRAM OF FACILITY ~ GROUND ............................ EARTHQUAKE ................... ~ .... : .... L ................ HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ...... ~...; .......................... MISCELLANEOUS TIPS & NOTES~'..' ..................... ~ ..... DO REMAIN CALM DO EXERCISE CAUTION DO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS EMERGENCY ACTION DON'T PANIC DON~T LIGHT A CIGARETTE OR MATCHES 'DON~T SPREAD RUMORS 'THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE IS YOUR SAFETY AVOID PANIC, REMAIN CALM AND AWAIT INSTRUCTIONS WHEN NECESSARY, 2, _STOP RUMORS, THEY LEAD TO CONFUSION, 3,' AVOID USING TELEPHONE, PHONE LINES MAY BE TIED UP UNNECESSARILY, EVACUATEIMMEDiATFJ-Y_, WHEN INSTRUCTED TO DO' SO, DO NOT WASTE TIME ON G, ILMMEDIATELY REBCS-T-,' PERSONAL ITEMS, KNow YOUR EMERGENCY PROCEDURES, WHERE ARE EMERGENCY EXITS~ FIRST AID. KIT~ FTC, , TO YOUR MANAGER ANY CONDITION¢ PERSON¢ OR OBJECT' THAT IN YOUR OPINION MAY CREATE AN EMERGENCY CONDITION, F IRE EXTINGUISHER¢ .EMERGENCY TELEPhoNE NUMBERS DEPARL[MENT .......... :"' 911 FIRE ,,,,,,,,~,,,,, , · DEPARTMENT 91I" ' POLICE ,,,,,, ,,,, , PARAMEDICS/AMBULANCE ,",' ,' ',, ,",', '," 91'1' UTILITIES ............... ~,, , CORPORATE OFFICE .... ,,, ,,,, , (213) 660-6804 LOCAL HOSPITAL ........ ; ..... REGIONAL MANAGERS,,,,i, ,~,,,,. AREA POISON CONTROL CENTER AREA DEPT, OF AGRICULTURE,,,, DEWEY PEST CONTROL COMPANY BRANCH OFFICE LOCATIONS .OS ANGELES - MGR. JOE CHIZMADIA 3701 BEVERLY BLVD., LOS ANGELES. CA 90004' (~13) 666-1361 REG. 92 COPESAN AFF ~ 342 ~02 PALM SPRINGS - MGR. DON WILLIAMS 4558. CAMINO PAROCELA. PALM SPRINGS. CA 92262 (61.9) 327-8461 REG. 93 COPESAN AFF ~ 332 #03 COMMERCE - MGR. JAMES HODGES 7000 TELEGRAPH'RD., COMMERCE. CA 90040 (223) 721-0299 REG. 92 COPESAN AFF ~ 349 ~04 APPLE VALLEY - MGR. MILTON MCCRERRY 21893 OUTER HIGHWAY 18, APPLE VALLEY, CA 92307 (8!9) 247-5972 REG. 93 COPESAN AFF ~ 330 ~05 LANCASTER - MGR. DALE MA3ORS 45440 NORTH 23RD ST., LANCASTER. CA 93534 (805) 942-1171 REG. 9! COPESAN AFF ~ 335 #06 VALLEY - MGR. LORIE SMART 8254 SEPULVEDA BLVD.. VAN NUYS. CA 91402 (818) 989-2600 REG. 91 COPESAN AFF ~ 339 ~07 CARSON - MGR. BILL MORTON 2i121S. FIGUEROA ST., CARSON, CA 90745 (223) 328.~0553 REG. 92 COPESAN AFF ~ 341 ~08 BALDWIN PARK - MGR. JOHN DAVIS 14135 GARVEY AVE.. BALDWIN PARK, CA 91706 18) 962-3691 REG. 92 COPESAN AFF ~ 348 ANAHEIM - MGR. JOHN BURNARD 1813 S. MANCHESTER BLVD., ANAHEIM. CA 92802 (714) 750-1051 REG. 93 COPESAN AFF ~ 343 ~20 SANTA MONICA - MGR. PATRICK JAMES 1907 HIGH PL., SANTA MONICA, CA 90404 (213) 829-!627 REG. Bi COPESAN AFF ~ 345 ~i2 MARINA - MGR. BILL BOSSLEY 389 RESERVATION RD., MARINA, CA 93933 (408) 384-7555 REG. 94 COPESAN AFF ~ 329 ~.12 MISSION VIEJO - MGR. JAY LINKER 22800-G LAMBERT ST., STE. 1405, EL TORO, CA 92630 (71~) 588-4002 REG. 93 COPESAN AFF ~ 325 ~13 ARCADIA - MGR. BEN GARCIA 333 N. SANTA ANITA AVE., STE. 16, ARCADIA. CA 91006 (8!8) 447-2!88 REG. 92 COPESAN AFF ~ 319 ~25 WINDSOR HILLS - MGR. NOEL'MUNOZ ~642 W. SLAUSON BLVD.. LOS ANGELES, CA 90043 (213) 292-7Z92 REG. 92 COPESAN AFF ~IS EL CAJON - MGR. BRYANT DRUM i~2 FRONT ST., EL CAJON~ CA 92020 (819) 588-1550 REG. 93 COPESAN AFF ~ 318 #27 RIDGECREST - MGR. MIKE STAFFORD 26~9 S. CHINA LAKE BLVD., RIDGECREST, CA 93555 · (619) 375-2889 REG. 91 COPESAN AFF # 317 ~18 FRESNO - MGR. DENNIS DOOLEY 2743 E. MCKINLEY. FRESNO, CA 93703 (209) 255-1843 REG. ga COPESAN AFF ¢ 352 ffl9 LONG BEACH - MGR. MIKE FJOWERS 1391 REDONDO AVE.. LONG BEACH, CA 90804 (213) 498-8673 REG. 92 COPESAN AFF ~ 331 ~20 BAKERSFIELD - MGR. BILL GRAHAM 2138 ,Q, ST., BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 (805) 327-1433 REG. 91 COPESAN AFF ~ 338 ~22 OXNARD - MGR. PETE HORNING 2991 E. VENTURA BLVD.. OXNARD, CA 93030 (805) 485-7843 REG. gl .COPESAN AFF # 348 ~22 SAN DIEGO - MGR. DOUG DRUM 4823 DE SOTO ST.. SAN DIEGO. CA 92109 (619) 272-3811 REG. 93 COPESAN AFF ~ 3~ ~23 BURBANK - MGR. MARK ANTHONY 2627 BURBANK BLVD.. BURBANK. CA 91505 (818) 843-7800 REG. 92 COPESAN AFF # 347 ~24 FAIRFIELD - MGR. BILL .GAITHER 263 BENTON CT., SUISUN CITY, CA 94585 (707) 429-50!0 REG. 94 COPESAN AFF ~ 336 ~25 COLTON - MGR. KEN DRAPPER 154 S. MT. VERNON DR.. COLTON. CA 92324 (7!4) 825-8513 REG. 93 COPESAN AFF ~ 350 ~26 SAN MAR(OS - MGR. JEFF POWELL 1370 GRAND AVE., SAN MARCOS. CA 92069 (819) 753-8457 REG. '93- AFF ~ 340 ~27 SAN FRANCISCO MGR. RICHARD MAYER 8300 3RD ST.. SAN FRANCISCO. CA 9~124 (415) 468-8680 REG. 9~ ~OPESAN AFF ~ 850 ¢28 MODESTO - MGR. BILL GAITHER (800) 462-7378 REG. 94 COPESAN AFF ~ 323 ~29 SAN JOSE - MGR. RICHARD MAYER (415) 468-6660 REG. 94 COPESAN AFF ~ ~88 FUMIGATION DEPARTMENT - MGR. JAMES BIESCHKE 3701 BEVERLY BLVD., LOS ANGELES, CA 90004 (213) 861-8064 ~99 qUALITY ASSURANCE DEPT. MGR. L'ISA ANDERSON 8162 SEPULVEDA BLVD. , VAN NUYS, CA 91402 (818) 989-1828 ~99 DEWEY SERVICES. INC.. CORPORATE OFFICF 3711 BEVERLY BLVD./P.O. BOX 74337 LOS ANGELES, CA 90004-0337 (213~ 660-6804 RON PELHAM - PRESIDENT BROCK DEWEY - VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS REGIONAL MANAGERS: REGION 92 - PAUL GATES (818)989-3025 OFFICE IN qUALITY ASSURANCE REGION 92 - FRANK LOPORCHIO (818)447-2180 OFFICE IN ARCADIA REGION 93 WALT WILSON (6'19)588-1018 OFFICE IN EL CAJON REGION 94 - GEORGE AUSTIN (415)468-6660 OFFICE IN SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL & FIRST AID pROCEDURES IF IT BECOMES NECESSARY TO USE AMBULANCE AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL FACILITIES, THE FOLLOWING PROCEDUREs SHOULD BE FOLLOWED. IMMEDIATELY CONTACT THE RECEPTIONIST WITH THE NAME OF THE INJURED PERSON, THE LOCATION OF THE INJURED PERSON, AND THENATURE OF ILL- NESS OR INJURY. 2. THE RECEPTIONIST WILL CALL THE PARAMEDICS: 91i 3. ARRANGE FOR pARAMEDICS TO BE MET AND GUIDED TO THE SCENE OF EMER- GENCY. 4. WHILE AWAITING FOR THE ARRIVAL OF PARAMEDICS, SOMEONE SHOULD 'BEGIN NECESSARY FIRST AID. ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION Fig. 1 FI~. 2 Fig. 4 If victim appears to be un- conscious, tap victim on the shoulder and shout, "Are you okay? Look, listen & feel for breathina. If victim is not breathina, beain artificial respiration at once. Tilt the victim's head back- ward so chin is pointin§ up- ward (Fig. 1). Pinch nose closed. Place your mouth ti§htly around victim's mouth and blow into his mouth (Fig. 2). Volume is important. Blow quickly four times. Check for the pulse at the side of the neck (Fi§. 3) for five (5) seconds. If there is no pulse, and no breathing, be§in CPR if you have been trained. Classes are avail- able through American Red .Cross. If the victim has a pulse but is not breathing, begin arti- ficial respiration-- one breath every five (5) seconds tor adults. Watch victim's chest to see when it rises. Stop blowing when chest is expanded; raise your mouth; turn your head' tO'side and listen for exhalation (Fig. 4). Watch victim's chest to see that it falls; rhythmically repeat the blowir~g cycle. On infants Or small child, tilt head slightly. Cover and seal mouth and nose with your mouth, and blow shallow breath dnce every three (3) seconds. Amez C¢,Tl Cross 'TO CONTROL BLEEDING 1. Apply DIRECT PRESSURE and elevate |hi brachlat artery FIRST AID FOR CHOKING CONSCIOUS VICTIM A person who has a com- pletely blocked airway can- not breathe, cough or speak. Ask, "Can you speak?" If not, the victim's airway is completely blocked. Give four back blows high up bet- ween the shoulder blades. The head should be lower than the chest, if possible (Fig. 5), · If unsuccessful -- stand behind victim, wrap your arms around victim's mid- die, just above the na~/el. Clasp your fist with your other hand and press into · the victim's abdomen with four (4) quick upward thrusts (Fig. 6), If four back blows and four thrusts do not work, repeat the sequence. (Do not give up!) UNCONSCIOUS VICTIM If you have tilted the victim's head backward and tried to breathe for the vic- tim but you are not getting air exchanae, and there is no foreign material visible in the mouth, turn the victim on his side and strike bet- ween the shoulder blades fdur (4) times (Fi§. 7). Roll the victim on his back and give four abdominal thrusts by placing the heel of one hand between the rib cage and the navel and thrusting upwards towards the head (Fla. 8). Wipe foreign matter from the mouth with fingers (Fig. 9), and try to give breaths again. Repeat the entire sequence untd successful. Fig. Fig. 6 Fig. 7 2. If bleeding continues, apply PRESSURE on the supplying artery. AiLMEnt signs AND SYMPTOMS FIRst aid ALL VICTIMS Call Emergency Rescue Squad Call Poison Control Center Save label or container for I.D. Symptoms vary greatly. Save sample of vomitus material Aids to determine whether CONSCIOUS VICTIMS . .~-.. ~;~ poison was swallowed: Dilute the poison with milk or water '~"~ '"' I observer .... ;~:~ ,:: OD not neutralize with counteragents ' , Do not give oils 1. b. Presence of poison UNCONSCIOUS VICTIMS POISON container Maintain open airway (victim on side) c. Condition of victim (sudden Give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation or onset of pain Or illness) CPR if necessary d. Burns around lips OD not give fluids. Do not induce e. Breath.odor vomiting f. Pupil contracted to pinpoint · "' CONVULSIONS size ," ' ' Donor restrain victim Watch for airway obstruction ,~i .i:' Do not give fluids Do not induce vomiting ,., ].. Skin pale (or bluish), cold to · ' ' touch; possibly moist or .,. ~. 2. ~.i .:,..ii!ii!':; clammy ..,; ....... Keep victim lying down. Cover him only 2. Weakness enough to keep him from losing body SHOCK 3. Rapid pulse (over 100) heat; obtain medical help as soon as 4. Rate of breathing usually possible increases; may be shallow or deep and irregular :, ].. Pain and tenderness 3. 2. May have difficulty moving Keep broken bone ends and adjacent FRACTURES AND injured part joints from moving, and give care for DISLOCATIONS ' 3. Obvious deformities -- shock Call for medical help swelling and discoloration ,. Pain of first degree and of a small '~:' second Degree burn can be relieved by ~ , , excluding air. Three ways to exclude air ! ,.,.' '.i' , from 1st or 2nd degree burns only: 1. Submerge in cold water 4. ' Skin is: (do not use ice!) 1. Red -- ].st Degree . 2. Apply a cold pack BURNS 2, Blistered -- 2nd Degree 3. Cover with a thick dressing. L 3, Charred -- 3rd Degree DO NOT apply grease or ointment. clean cloth· and call for medical help: If any burn occurs to the via:tim's face area, watch for possible need for artificial respiration Two principle symptoms: Place victim in comfortable position, 1. Acute pain in chest, upper usually sitting up. If not breathing, give abdomen or down left arm artificial respiration. If no pulse is pre- 5. and shoulder sent administer CPR. Call for medical HEART ATTACK 2. Extreme shortness of , , , help and give prescribed medication, if breath - . ,. '~.~i '~!',' . any. DO NOT give liquids to un- 3. Absence of Pulse an8 .,,;; '*"' conscious victims. Take a CPR class, breathing in an un- agailable through the American Red :IL;':~ ' conscious person Cross ., ~i,,',~~" Keep victim warm and lying down. head 6. :":'"' turned to one side. If consciousness is : ' '" , .?, ~'"'; not regained quickly, send for medical LOSS OF '%'~ ',~". Unresponsive - ~ help. It breathing stops, give artificial CONSCIOUSNESS respiration. Never give an unconscious person food or liquids · Drugs an~ Ihelr'Abuse · Heart Attack (CPRI ~;:', · First A~d Ior Snakebite , · ' ,.~ . · $tandarcl First A~C~ and Personal Solely ttextbook! · F~rst Aicl lot Fore~gn Body Obstruction ol the A~r'way <, .': :~ ' ,~ ;:.~.~:; ~..., . Acivance(~ First A~d ancl Emergency Care Hextl:~ok) FOR INFORMATION ABOUT FIRST AID AND CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR) CALL YOUR LOCAL RED cROSS CHAPTER Office Gate Driveway .Gas Pump · FLOOR PLAN Vacant I~ot \ Empty Container \ ~torage % Gasoline ['"~ Restroom I 22nd Street Gate Restrooms/~ IManage~ ~ Office~ Office· Gate Driveway Name: Bakersfield offi'~ #20 2138 Q. Street Bakersfield Street Carports tool shed Carports · Pesticide and /Fumigant Storage O- Fire Hos~ or Extinguisher [] - Fire Alarm A Emergency Response andHazardous Waste BoOklet ~- First Aid Kits ..... A~- Doors. or Other Fire Exits ~ ~- Emergency Hazardous Waste Disposal Drum ~ - Electrical Switchbox DISCOVERING PARTY ALL PARTIES FIRE& ExPLOSION - FIRE PREVENTION ·2,. WHAT TO Do IN CASE OF A FIRE 1,~. NOTIFY RECEPT.IONIST~ OR.MANAGEMENT OF FIRES LOCATION AND EXTENT,- IF NOT·-AVAI ~LABLE~ CALL FIRE DEPARTMENT DIRECTLY PHONE ,,, 9]-'[,·. ~ ALE'EMPLOYEES FROM IIvIvIEDIATE AREA,' (CHECKING RESTROOMS) _CJ_O_SJF. ALL DOORS LEADING TO FIRE AREA AND PREVENT SPREAD OF FIRE AND SMOI<E, 4,' ~ PASSAGE WAY TO.FIRE AREA CLEAR, 5,1 ~ MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR ANY PERSONEL, DON'T· PANIC - R~IN CALM AND LISTEN TO INSTRUCTIONS, DQN'T OPEN HOT DoORS - BEFORE OPENING ANY DOOR TOUCH IT NEAR TOP TO SEE IF. IT IS HOT, DON'T' BREAK WINDOWS - OXYGEN FEEDS FIRE, DO NOT' ASSIT FIRE FIGHTING PERSONEL UNLESS ASKED TO DO SO, ~' pUT OUI~.FIRE USING FIRE 'EXTINGUISHER IN.THAT AREA~ IF SAFE TO DO SO,... DO NoT RISK EMPLOYEE SAFETY WITH FUTILE A1-FEMPTS TO PUT OUT A F IRE, ~ Al-TEMpT TO'. SALVAGE ITEMS~ AS THIS COULD CAUSE A DELAY RESULTING IN INJURY TO YOURSELF OR OTHERS, DON'T BE A SPECTATOR, HEAD AWAY FRCM PROBLEM AREAS, 4¸4 PORTABLE FIRE EOUIPMENT'AND USE FI. RE CLASSIFCATIONS ~ EXTINGUISHINO AGENTS Appendi'x B' CLASS ORIGIN EXTINGUISHING METHOD EXTINGUISItER TYPE-- I- _..A .Combustibles such 1. Pressurized water tank as paper, wood, 2. Hose lines Symbol eloth, ' plasties, Cooling 3. Multi-purpose (ABC)  rubber products, dry 'chemical ~B .. Flammable liquids. " " · -.' such as gasoline, ~ l. Pressurized dry chemidal 'Symbol oil, paint, oleo- Smothering 2. Carbon dioxide and halon ] hol, grease, ere. 3. Multi-purpose (AB.C] dry ., chemical . Electrical equip- . ~ C merit, appliances, 1. Pressurized dry chemical wiring, etc. 2. Carbon dioxide and halon' Symbol Non-conductive iagent 3. Multi-purpose (ABC) dry chemical. Note: The use of ·multi-purpose extinguishers on smoldering materials such as couches or chairs will require additional cooling wlth wa te£. EFFECTIVE RANGES AND DISCItARGE TIMES OF EXTINGUISItERS '' TYPE I' RANGE DISCItARGE TIME Water A 30' 60 seconds Hose Lines A Approx. ~0' Unlimited ~ 4' to 15' i0 to 18 seconds 002 (Carbon Dioxide) ~ 6' 10 to 18 seconds Basic Extinquisher Operation* P - Pull the safety pin (usually a twist-pull action). A - Aim the nozzle, horn or hose at the base of the fire. S- Squeeze the trigger handle. S - Sweep from side to side (watch for' reflash). ~Do not rehang a discharged extinguisher until it has been recharged by a licensed service company. Falling aircraft, chemical .accidents, leaking gas, or faulty appliances "could all be the cause of life endangering explosions on or near the premises. , ~ IF THERE 'IS A"THREAi~ ~F AN ExP~ - Follow instructions to take cover under sturdy furniture, or leave the building. - Stay away from windows and glass. - Don't light matches. - Wait for "all Clear" instructions. ''. IN CASE OF EXPLosIoN IN THE BUILDING - Follow instructions to leave the building. - ;love crosswind,. Never up or down wind, to avoid toxic fumes. - Don't take time to gather personal belongings. - Help administer first aid, if necessarY. .... Sound fire alarm or call fire department. - Do not go back into building, until given O.K.' by Fire Department per sone l . FIRE PREVENI'ION _ FIRE F_E[j~U'!SHEIt_ ~l'here potential fox fire is especially high, such as supply rooms, inst~ll the correct fire recommended /.approved fire extinguishers. Do not accumulate quantities.u{'discarded files or.uther, paper trash in you~'office or storage area.. Pay special attention to house keeping:in de- partments.that produce lots of trash, such as duplicating;machines, mailing and receiving rooms. Do not store large quantities of flammable solvent,' duplicating fluids, or other cumbustible fluids. Limit yourself to a short term supply and store it in a safe, cool location, tightly capped. ANcEs_ t(eep electrical appliances in good ~epair, report unsafe conditions to your manager. ~qSH TRAYS Provide the specified type of' smoking ~eceptacles and/or designate "NO SHOKING ~IRE~tS"; OF-FI CE FURNISHINGs. When furnishing an office, consider tile fire potential of tile mater~ais. j~STALL SMOIE ALARMS' ." '" ~Is advised by your local, fire department. WHAT TO bid iN CAsF~"oFI AN' EARTHQUAKE YOUR ~IN CONCERN DURING A QUAKE' IS SHIELDING. YOURSELF. FROM FALLING O]2~JE. CTS, 'THE ACTUAL MOVF_MEI~FF OF THE F_ARTH IS RARELY THE CAUSE OF DEATH C~ i~URY, IF YOU ARE. INSIDE IF YOU ARE OUTSIDE ' 1. '.Take cover under a desk or strong table, or in a doorway, or sit or stand against an'inside wall. 2. Stay.away from windows, "glass, and outside doors and walls. 5. Do not use telephones. If the earthquake .should be followed by a fire, then follow procedures included in fire section. 5. Avoid ligbting a cigarette or st.£iking a match for any reason until gas lines are checked out. 6. Do not attempt tu leave the building during a severe earth- quake because of hazards from the buildings, etc. 1. Move away from buildings and utility wires. 2. Watch for falling glass, electrical wires, poles, of other debris. , AFFER AN EARTHQUAKE 1.~ Employees Should immediately check for injuries among fellow workers and render 'first aid as needed. 2.. Check for fires and fire hazards, especially 'fo.r gas leaks and damaged ele'ctrical wiring. See that these are turned .. off at the main valves and switches if required. Check for building damage and move employees to a safe area. Flashlights should be used if power is off Since sparks from a match or li~t switch could ignite leaking gas. Immediately clean up dangerous spills. Do not use telephones for Outside Calls' except in genuine emergencies. Use battery-powered radios for damage reports. and information from public ¢a£ety agencies. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS_ Be familiar with your companies hazardous material p£ocudu£es. Included in your office hazardous waste manual you will find procedures. IF CONTAMINATION OCCURS_: l. Remove clothing and Shoes from exposed individual - store clothing in plastic or metal containers till washing or disposal. 2. If chemical could be activated by water - Don't wash with water - follow label Procedures. 5. If chemical cannot be activated by water - wash entire body thoroughly; flush eyes well, if exposed. 4. Contact paramedics if necessary. Move people and keep 'them away from incident scene. 6. Do not Walk .on or-touch any spilled material' 7. Avoid inhaling fumes, smoke and vapors even if no hazardous materials are involved. 8. Do not assume that gas. es or vapors are harmless because of lack of smell Misc. Tips .or notes l¢a te t Should have water fo£ three days minimum. Remember that hot Water tanks contain emergency water supplies. Do a survey now to assess your supplies of trapped water. Bottled spring water regularly rotated or one gallon bleach bottles.. filled to the top with fresh water and 8-16 drops of chlorine disinfectant (sold commercially), should last for one year. Nee:ds 2 quarts drinking water per day per person. 5 gallons all purpose water per person per day. To purify drinking water use any of the following methods: Boil for 5-10 minutes. Add lO drops of a household bleach solution per gallon of water, mix well and let stand for 50 minutes. A slight smell or taste of c~iorine indicates water is good to drink.