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Per it to Operate Hazardous Materials/Hazardous Waste Unified Permit CONDITIONS OF PERMIT ON REVERSE SIDE . r , " ," '"!f!1i7l:l::~//.~'Ji;~" 6ZI Hazardous Materials Plan A" " ., rt'\f ^,/ " :1 ti:"~""'''''''''::''''i4;.'-,..,,' ,.' /''-:>~'"'' 0 Underground Storage of Hazardous Materials 'I' ".,,-' . ...... ',; : ¡.k:....·,.. :"'-~ 0 Risk Management Program i¡:~ : ¡;;""':fl~:¡¡¡"':'::~ 0 Hazardous Waste On-Site Treatment 1))>'/~1€~ ~....\ ;1:-( i~ .f', ~ r\ . ,.,.; ¡;. ., HAZARDOU$'SØ,~ UNLEADED GASQ'UNEi UNLEADED GASqUNE Permit 10 #:: 015-000-001168 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE LOCATION: 3800 N SILLECT AVE TANK 015-000-001168-0001 015-000-001168-0002 Approved by: Date Issue Expiration Date: Bakersfield Fire Department OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SER VICES 1715 Chester Ave., 3rd Floor Bakersfield, CA 93301 Voice (661) 326-3979 FAX (661) 326-0576 Issued by: ';¡/ ~~ / '.."'. '-, / " ". I' -¿ lJT '1 .ITE/FACILITY FORM 5 S-JðO}'ll S¡I.) ec.'T D:eGRA.J."1 . .:if 1/£8' .. lru Sf? 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Z'ft.. c PLANTER TYPES N.T.S. 4· " -- -- - UNITED PARCEL SERVICE SiteID: 015-021-001168 Manager : ·G-U;!.Bl,TR: J.ACI~8~ ~O\\.N Location: 3800 N SILLECT AVE City BAKERSFIELD CommCode: COUNTY STATION 66 EPA Numb: G;ec¿ ì L.6t wBusPhone : Map : 102 Grid: 24A (661) 326-1595 CommHaz : Moderate FacUnits: 1 AOV: SIC Code:4215 DunnBrad:00-699-1681 Emergency Contact RICK GARCIA Business Phone: 24-Hour Phone : Pager Phone : / Title / PLANT ENG SUPER (559) 442-2925x (559) 263-0954x (559) 263-0954x Emergency Contact / Title STACEY BYREM / DIST ENV COORD Business Phone: (510) 633-4035x 24-Hour Phone : (510) 448-7633x Pager Phone : (510) 448-7633x Hazmat Hazards: RSs Fire Press React ImmHlth DelHlth Period : Preparer: Certif'd: ParcelNo: to Phone: (510) 633-4035x State: CA Zip : 94621 Phone: (510) 633-4035x State: GA Zip : 30328 TotalASTs: = Gal TotalUSTs: = Gal RSs: Yes Contact : STACEY BYREM MailAddr: 8400 PARDEE DR City : OAKLAND Owner Address : City BT OF OHIO 55 NE GLENLAKE PARKWAY : ATLANTA Emergency Directives: 6TèO.6':-~~ß."'-A Do hereby certify that I have (Type or print name) reviewed the attached hazardous materials manage- ment plan for-1À ~S and that it along with (Name of Business) any corrections constitute a complete and correct man- agement plan for my facility. /a¿~ ß ..).. y-o l/ DII8 -1- 08/24/2004 - e NTAINER FORM A Last Action Type: FACILITY/SITE INFORMATION Business Name: UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Cross Street : Business Type: Org Type: Total Tanks : 2 IndnRes/Trust: No PA Contact: PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION Name : STACEY BYREM Phone: (510) 633-4035x Address: City : State: Zip: Type : CORPORATION TANK OWNER INFORMATION Name : STACEY BYREM Phone: (510) 633-4035x Address: City : State: Zip: Type : CORPORATION BOE UST Fee# : 033602 Financ'l Resp: SELF INSURED Legal Notif : Property Owner Mailing Address Date:10/27/1992 Phone: ( ) - x Name:JOE DUNWOOD Ttl:HAZ MAT SPEC State UST # : 1998 Upg Cert#: 00819 DATA (UST SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 ) F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE STORAGE CO -2- 08/24/2004 - e ·SiteID: 015-021-001168 ì By Facility Unit 9 Fixed Containers on Site 9 specHaz EPA Hazards Frm I DailyMax Unit MCP F R IH S 100.00 GAL Hi E F P IH G 17.52 FT3 Hi F IH DH L 10000.00 GAL Mod F IH DH L 10000.00 GAL Mod F DH L 900.00 GAL Mod F DH L 30.00 GAL Mod F DH L 1875.00 GAL Low F DH L 968.00 GAL Low F DH G 250.00 FT3 Low F DH L 450.00 GAL Min F L 180.00 GAL Min F DH L 55.00 GAL Min IH DH S 700.00 GAL UnR F DH L 110.00 GAL UnR L 55.00 GAL UnR F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Hazmat Inventory p== MCP+DailyMax Order Hazmat Common Name... SULFURIC ACID (BATTERIES) ACETYLENE UNLEADED GASOLINE UNLEADED GASOLINE BLAST AWAY MINERAL SPIRITS WASTE OIL WASTE ANTIFREEZE OXYGEN MOTOR OIL LUBRICANT GREASE HYDROCARBON RESINS ANTIFREEZE BLUE MAGIC -3- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0013 F= COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME SULFURIC ACID (BATTERIES) SiteID: 015-021-001168 , Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ì Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit AUTO SHOP Map: Grid: CAS# 7664-93-9 STATE - TYPE Solid Pure PRESSURE Ambient TEMPERATURE Ambient CONTAINER TYPE IN MACHINE/EQUIP Largest Container 50.00 GAL AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Daily Maximum 100.00 GAL Daily Average 50.00 GAL %Wt. RS CAS# 26.00 Sulfuric Acid ( EPA) No 7664939 HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No Yes No No/ Curies F R IH / / / Hi HAZARD ASSESSMENTS Ag.Defined1: MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag.Defined2: Ag.Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined5: Ag.Defined6: Ag.Defined7: Ag.Defined8: Ag.Defined9: Ag.Define10: - Ag.Definell -4- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0005 == COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME ACETYLENE SiteID: 015-021-001168 ì Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site ì Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit AUTO SHOP Map: Grid: CAS # 74862 - TYPE Pure PRESSURE ---- TEMPERATURE Above Ambient Ambient CONTAINER TYPE FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Largest Container 8.76 FT3 AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Daily Maximum 17.52 FT3 D'aily Average 17.52 FT3 %wt. I 100.00 Acetylene HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS G;] Yes CAS# 748621 TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F P IH / / / Hi HAZARD ASSESSMENTS Ag.Defined5: MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag.Defined2: Ag.Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined6:, Ag.Defined7: Ag.Defined1: Ag.Defined8: Ag.Defined9: Ag.Define10: - Ag.Define11 -5- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0001 == COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME UNLEADED GASOLINE SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit N SIDE OF BLDG Map: Grid: CAS # 8006619 STATE - TYPE Liquid Pure PRESSURE ---- TEMPERATURE Ambient Ambient CONTAINER TYPE UNDER GROUND TANK Largest Container 10000.00 GAL AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Daily Maximum 10000.00 GAL Daily Average 5000.00 GAL %Wt. I 100.00 Gasoline HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ~ CAS # I 8006619 TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod HAZARD ASSESSMENTS Ag.Defined1: MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag.Defined2: Ag.Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined5: Ag.Defined6: Ag.Defined7: Ag.Defined8: Ag.Defined9: Ag.Define10: - Ag.Define11 -6- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 f= Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 STORAGE CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM B and AGENCY-DEFINED) Page 1 of 2 Last Action Type: Location In Site: N SIDE OF BLDG TANK DESCRIPTION Tank ID#: 1 Mfr: OWENS-CORNING Installed: 01/1988 Capacity: 10000 Gals Additional Info: Compart Tank: N No. Of Comparts: Tank Use: MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL Matl Name:UNLEADED GASOLINE TANK CONTENTS Petrol Type: REGULAR UNLEADED Cas #: 8006619 TANK CONSTRUCTION Type : DOUBLE WALL Material(p): FIBERGLASS Material(s): FIBERGLASS Lining : GLASS LINING Corr Prot: FIBERGLASS REINFORCED Spill Cnt : 1994 Drop Tube : 1994 Striker Plate: 1994 Sgl Wall: PLASTIC Alarm : Ball Float : Fill Tube S/O: 1994 TANK LEAK DETECTION Dbl Wall: INTERSTITIAL MONITORING Installed: Installed: Exempt: No Last Used: TANK CLOSURE INFORMATION/PERMANENT CLOSURE IN PLACE Qty Remaining: Was Filled: No -7- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 f= Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 STORAGE CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM B and AGENCY-DEFINED) Page 2 of 2 PIPING CONSTRUCTION Piping Type : Const: Mfgr : Mtl : & : Corr : Prot : UnderGround PRESSURE DOUBLE WALL A.O SMITH FIBERGLASS AboveGround Piping FIBERGLASS PIPING LEAK DETECTION UnderGround Piping AboveGround Piping AUTOMATIC LEAK DETECTORS Installed: 01/01/1994 Date: 05/08/2000 Name:DAVID R. HALLET Prmt Number: 1168 DISPENSER CONTAINMENT Type: FLOAT MECH. SHUTS OFF SHEAR VAL. OWNER/OPERATOR SIGNATURE Ttl:FACILITY ENGINEERING MGR. Approved: Yes Expiration Date: 06/30/2006 AGENCY DEFINED TANK/LINE TEST :12/18/1991 CP CERT. : MANWAY INSP. : 10/19/1997 UST MONIT. CERT:02/06/2004 STORAGE CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM C) Installer Certified by tank/piping manufacturer: No Installation Inspected & Certified by Registered Engineer: Yes Installation Inspected by Unified Program Agency: No Manufacturer's Checklist Completed: No Installer Certified by Contractors' State License Board: No Approved Alternate methods: Date: 05/08/2000 Name:DAVID R. HALLET Ttl:FACILITY ENGINEERING MGR. -8- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0002 == COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME UNLEADED GASOLINE SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit N SIDE OF BLDG Map: Grid: CAS# 8006619 STATE - TYPE Liquid Pure PRESSURE ---- TEMPERATURE Ambient Ambient CONTAINER TYPE UNDER GROUND TANK Largest Container 10000.00 GAL AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Daily Maximum 10000.00 GAL Daily Average 5000.00 GAL %wt. I 100.00 Gasoline HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS ~ CAS# I 8006619 HA TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Mod ZARD ASSESSMENTS Ag.Defined1: MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag.Defined2: Ag.Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined5: Ag.Defined6: Ag.Defined?: Ag.Defined8: Ag.Defined9: Ag.Define10: - Ag.Define11 -9- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 f= Inventory Item 0002 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 STORAGE CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM B and AGENCY-DEFINED) Page 1 of 2 Last Action Type: Location In Site: N SIDE OF BLDG TANK DESCRIPTION Tank ID#: 2 Mfr: OWENS CORNING Installed: 01/1988 Capacity: 10000 Gals Additional Info: Compart Tank: N No. Of Comparts: Tank Use: MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL Matl Name:UNLEADED GASOLINE TANK CONTENTS Petrol Type: REGULAR UNLEADED Cas #: 8006619 TANK CONSTRUCTION Type : DOUBLE WALL Material(p): FIBERGLASS Material(s): FIBERGLASS Lining : GLASS LINING Corr Prot: FIBERGLASS REINFORCED Spill Cnt : 1994 Drop Tube : 1994 Striker Plate: 1994 Sgl Wall: PLASTIC Alarm : Ball Float : Fill Tube S/O: 1994 TANK LEAK DETECTION Dbl Wall: INTERSTITIAL MONITORING Installed: Installed: Exempt: No Last Used: TANK CLOSURE INFORMATION/PERMANENT CLOSURE IN PLACE Qty Remaining: Was Filled: No -10- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 f= Inventory Item 0002 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 STORAGE CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM B and AGENCY-DEFINED) Page 2 of 2 PIPING CONSTRUCTION Piping Type : Const: Mfgr : Mtl : & : Corr : Prot : UnderGround PRESSURE DOUBLE WALL A.O. SMITH FIBERGLASS AboveGround Piping FIBERGLASS PIPING LEAK DETECTION UnderGround Piping AboveGround Piping INTERSTITIAL MONITORING Installed: 01/01/1994 Date: 05/08/2000 Name:DAVID HALLET Prmt Number: 1168 DISPENSER CONTAINMENT Type: DISP. PAN SENSOR w/ POS. SHUTOFF OWNER/OPERATOR SIGNATURE Ttl:ENVIRON. ENGINEER Approved: Yes Expiration Date: 06/30/2006 AGENCY DEFINED TANK/LINE TEST :12/18/1991 CP CERT. : MANWAY INSP. : 10/19/1997 UST MONIT. CERT:02/06/2004 STORAGE CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM C) Installer Certified by tank/piping manufacturer: No Installation Inspected & Certified by Registered Engineer: No Installation Inspected by Unified Program Agency: Yes Manufacturer's Checklist Completed: No Installer Certified by Contractors' State License Board: No Approved Alternate methods: Date: 05/08/2000 Name:DAVID HALLET Ttl:ENVIRON. ENGINEER -11- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0014 == COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME BLAST AWAY SURFACE BLEND - DETERGENT Location within this Facility Unit CAR WASH TUNNEL SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 Days On Site 365 Map: Grid: CAS # STATE - TYPE Liquid Mixture PRESSURE ---- TEMPERATURE Ambient Ambient CONTAINER TYPE METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM Largest Container 300.00 GAL AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Daily Maximum 900.00 GAL Daily Average 600.00 GAL %Wt. RS CAS# 5.00 Nonylphenoxypolyethyleneoxyethanol No 26027383 10.00 Tetrasodium Ethylenediamine Tetraacetate No 67401507 HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F DH / / / Mod HAZARD ASSESSMENTS Ag.Defined1: MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag.Defined2: Ag.Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined5: Ag.Defined6: Ag.Defined7: Ag.Defined8: Ag.Defined9: Ag.Define10: - Ag.Define11 -12- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0012 == COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME MINERAL SPIRITS PARTS CLEANER Location within this Facility Unit AUTO SHOP SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 Days On Site 365 Map: Grid: CAS # 8052-41-3 STATE - TYPE Liquid Pure PRESSURE ---- TEMPERATURE Ambient Ambient CONTAINER TYPE DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC Largest Container 30.00 GAL AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Daily Maximum 30.00 GAL Daily Average 20.00 GAL %Wt. RS CAS # 100.00 'Mineral Spirits No 8030306 HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ ( Curies F DH / / / Mod HAZARD ASSESSMENTS Ag.Defined1: MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag.Defined2: Ag.Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined6: Ag.Defined7: Ag.Defined9: Ag.Define10: Ag.Defined5: Ag.Defined8: - Ag.Define11 -13- 08/24/2004 e tit F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0003 === COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME WASTE OIL SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit E SIDE OF BLDG Map: Grid: CAS# 221 STATE - TYPE Liquid Waste PRESSURE ---- TEMPERATURE Ambient Ambient CONTAINER TYPE ABOVE GROUND TANK Largest Container 1875.00 GAL AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Daily Maximum 1875.00 GAL Daily Average 1875.00 GAL S COMPONENT %Wt. RS CAS # 100.00 Waste Oil, Petroleum Based No 0 HAZARDOU S HAZARD A E M S TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F DH / / / Low SS SS ENT Ag.Defined5: MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag.Defined2: Ag.Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined6: Ag.Defined7: Ag.Defined1: Ag.Defined8: Ag.Defined9: Ag.Define10: - Ag.Define11 -14- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0003 SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 WASTE DATA Treated On Site CA Code US Code GAL Generated/Mo. GAL Generated/Yr. No 1000.00 Treatment UnitID: I Unit Type: Agency-Defined Text Label -15- 08/24/2004 e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0016 == COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME WASTE ANTIFREEZE SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit AUTOMOTIVE SHOP Map: Grid: CAS # 107-21-1 STATE - TYPE Liquid Waste PRESSURE ---- TEMPERATURE Ambient Ambient CONTAINER TYPE PLASTIC CONTAINER Largest Container 968.00 GAL AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Daily Maximum 968.00 GAL Daily Average 484.00 GAL %Wt. RS CAS# 30.00 Ethylene Glycol No 107211 HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F DH / / / Low Ag.Defined1: MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag.Defined2: Ag.Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined5: Ag.Defined6: Ag.Defined7: Ag.Defined8: Ag.Defined9: Ag.Define10: - Ag .Define11 -16- 08/24/2004 ¡; e e F UNITED PARCEL SERVICE f= Inventory Item 0016 SiteID: 015-021-001168 9 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9 WASTE DATA Treated On Site CA Code US Code GAL Generated/Mo. GAL Generated/Yr. No Treatment UnitID: I Unit Type: Agency-Defined Text Label -17- 08/24/2004 . UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM BUSINESS ACTIVITIES FACILITY ID # BUSINESS NAME (Same as Facility Name of DBA-Doing Business As) Y\ ì -k- D Peu' u.Á...- . FACILITY INFORMATION ). Pa e I of I '\ EPA ID # (Hazardous Waste Only) q ð4 ößb&5" Have on site (for any purpose) hazardous rnaterials at or above 55 gallons for liquids, 500 pounds for solids, or 200 cubic feet for cornpressed gases / (include liquids in ASTs and USTs); or the applicable Federal threshold []'YES D NO 4 quantity for an extrerne1y hazardous substance specified in 40 CFR Part 355, Appendix A or B; or handle radiological rnaterials in quantities for which an erner enc Ian is re uired ursuant to 10 CFR Parts 30, 40 or 70? B. UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS (USTs) 1. Own or operate underground storage tanks? 2, Intend to upgrade existing or install new USTs? 3. Need to report closing a UST? C. ABOVE GROUND PETROLEUM STORAGE TANKS (ASTs) Own or operate ASTs above these thresholds: --any tank capacity is greater than 660 gallons, or --the total capacity for the facility is greater than 1,320 gallons? D. HAZARDOUS WASTE 1. Generate hazardous waste? S<ES ~O 5 DYES NO 6 DYES ~O 7 DYES ~O 8 œ(ES D NO 9 DYES ~: 10 DYES 11 2. Recycle rnore than 100 kg/month of excluded or exempted recyclable rnaterials (per HSC 25143.2)? Treat hazardous waste on site? 3. 4. Treatment subject to financial assurance requirernents (for Permit by Rule and Conditional Authorization)? Consolidate hazardous waste generated at a remote site? gl'NO 12 gNO 13 ~O 14 DYES 5, DYES 6. Need to report the closure/removal of a tank that was classified as hazardous waste and cleaned onsite? DYES E. LOCAL REQUIREMENTS (V au may also be required to provide additional information by your CUP A or local agency.) UPCF (1/99) 2 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION (OES 2731) UST FACILITY (Fonnerly SWRCB Fonn A) UST TANK (ooc pagcpcrllmk)(FonncrlyFonn B) UST FACILITY UST TANK (oocpcrlaok) UST INSTALLATION - CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE (ooc page per taok) (Fonncrly Fonn C) UST TANK (closorcportioo -oncpagcpcrtaok) NO FORM REQUIRED TO CUPAs EP A ID NUMBER - provide at the top of this page RECYCLABLE MATERIALS REPORT (one per recycler) ONSITE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT - FACILITY (FonnerlyDTSC Fonn, 1772) ONSITE HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT - UNIT (oocpagcpcrlD1it)(Fonnerly DTSC F onn, 1772 A.B.C,D aod L) CERTIFICATION OF FINANCIAL ASSURANCE (FonncrlyDTSCFonn 1232) REMOTE WASTE / CONSOLIDATION SITE ANNUAL NOTIFICATION (Fonncrly DTSCFonn 1196) HAZARDOUS WASTE TANK CLOSURE CERTIFICATION (FonncrlyDTSCFonn 1249) 15 -- e UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS OWNER/OPERA TOR IDENTIFICATION I. IDENTIFICATION F ACILlTY ID# 101 102 qs 103 104 ZIP CODE 105 ~s-M' ~O CA Q3Xß DUN & BRADSTREET 106 SIC CODE (4 digit #) 107 -L, '2-' COUNTY 108 K -tV N BUSINESS OPERATOR NAME 109 BUSINESS OPERATOR PHONE 110 \j V\. . .svvv I ~ (p I - 3,;)(P-- I 'S' II. BUSINESS OWNER CITY At III OWNER PHONE N I V\ 112 OWNER NAME ß T 6* ðhCö OWNER MAILING ADDRESS 5:5 fr 113 P tt-V kw t--J£ SATE &(t . 115 ZIP CODE . 632-'6 116 Ill. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTACT CONTACT MAILING ADDRES:6 CITY 117 CONTACT PHONE 5lD-1o . 118 CONTACT NAME 119 (L . 122 '5bÝ BUSINESS PHONE - 44'2- - 2. t¡ '2.-5 24-HOUR PHONE -- 1-l.Þ3 - 0<15 l PAGER # 55C¡ - 'J-(p3- 6154-L ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATIO ZIP CODE t1%l.- I IV. EMERGENCY CONTACTS -SECONDARY- 123 NAME 5-\utt.v 124 TITLE i6+- ~NV Il 125 BUSINESS PHONE 6ló- to?; -40 126 24-H5~ bH~NE448 _ 7 (p 3 ~ { 127 PAGER # , I () - Lfll-& - 7 &.3?J 128 129 \L- 130 131 132 133 -PRlMARY- NAME TITLE Certification: Based on my inquiry of those individuals responsible for obtaining the information, I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted and believe the information is true, accurate, and complete. NAME OF SIGNER (print) 136 135 SIGNATURE OF OWNER/OPERATOR 137 UPCF ( 1/99 revised) 4 OES FORM 2730 (1/99) UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM TANKS UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS - FACILITY (one page per site) Page -.l. of ~ TYPE OF ACTION 0 \, NEW SITE PERMIT 0 3. RENEWAL PERMIT (Check one item only) 0 4, AMENDED PERMIT 5 ,CHANGE OF INFORMATION specify change local use only o 6.TEMPORARY SITE CLOSURE o 7.PERMANENTL Y CLOSED SITE o 8. TANK REMOVED 400 I. FACILITY I SITE INFORMATION 401 402 .If owner ofUST is a pubHc agency: name of supervisor of division, section or oUice which operates the UST (This is the contact person for the tank records.) BUSINESS NAME (Same... FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business A..) UV\.-l-k.v \OCtM S<.w I' t.c. NEAREST CROSS STREET cb vO. BUSINESS 1. GAS STATION 03. FARM 5. COMMERCIAL TYPE 0 2, DISTRIBUTOR 0 4. PROCESSOR rn1. OTHER 403 TOTAL NUMBER OF TANKS REMAINING AT SITE 2- FACILITY ID# 404 Is facility on Indian Resetvation or trustlands? o Yes ~o 405 406 II. PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION PROPERTY OWNER NAME 407 PHONE 408 Nt", . CORPORATION 02. INDIVIDUAL 03. PARTNERSHIP 409 CITY A+ 410 412 6. STATE AGENCY o 7. FEDERAL AGENCY 413 Ill. TANK OWNER INFORMATION Ruv~ ~I~ Di.. 414 PHONE 6" L b- &33 -<.Æ o~ 415 416 417 STAT'li ,^ 418 ZIP CODn If ~ . -, ~&, Z- 04. LOCAL AGENCY / DISTRICT 06. STATE AGENCY 05. COUNTY AGENCY 07. FEDERAL AGENCY 419 o 2, INDIVIDUAL o 3, PARTNERSHIP 420 IV. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION UST STORAGE FEE ACCOUNT NUMBER Ó 2- Call (916) 322-9669 if uestions arise V. PETROLEUM UST FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 421 INDICATE METHOD(s) 1. SELF-INSURED o 2, GUARANTEE o 3. INSURANCE 04. SURETY BOND 0 7. STATE FUND 05. LETTER OF CREDIT 08. STATE FUND&CFO LETTER 06. EXEMPTION 09. STATE FUND & CD o 10. LOCAL GOVT MECHANISM o 99, OTHER: 422 VI. LEGAL NOTIFICATION AND MAILING ADDRESS Check one hox to indicate which address should be used for legal notiticntions and mailing. Legal notifications and mailings win be sent to the tank owner unles..'i box 1 or 2 is checked. o I. FACILITY 02, PROPERTY OWNER ¡y{'TANKOWNER 423 VII. APPLICANT SIGNATURE Certification - I certify that the information provided herein is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT 426 DATE 2--12'Wf?~ TITLE OF APPLICANT o i 61- I /VvJ...1/IJ)u 1998 UPGRADE CERTIFICATE NU 424 425 ~s- NAME OF APPLICANT (print) Dou (;r STATE UST FACILITY NUMBER (For local use only) 427 v 428 R (For local use only) 429 UPCF (1199 revised) 8 Fonnerly SWRCB Fonn A e UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM TANKS UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS-TANK PAGE 1 (two pages per tank) Page -If- of -t'f- TYPE OF ACTION o I NEW SITE PERMIT o 4 AMENDED PERMIT ~ CHANGE OF INFORMATION o 6 TEMPORARY SITE CLOSURE o 7 PERMANENTLY CLOSED ON SITE o 8 TANK REMOVED 430 (Check one item only) o 3 RENEWAL PERMIT FACILITY ID: (Specify n;a.,on - for local use only) (Specify rca.<IDn - for local use only) 431 DI DATE INSTALLED (YEAR/MO) il ~ ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION (For local use ooly) I. TANK DESCRIPTION (A scaled plot plan with the location of the UST system including buildings and landmarks shall be submitted to the local agency,) TANKID# 432 TANK MANUFACTURER 433 COMPARTMENTALIZED TANK DYes 0 O~s. ~ 435 TANK CAPACITY IN GALLONS tb OOb If"Ycs". complete oucpage far each compartment. II. TANK CONTENTS TANK USE 439 G31 MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL tIrmarkcd complete Petroleum Type) o 2. NON-FUEL PETROLEUM o 3. CHEMICAL PRODUCT 04, HAZARDOUS WASTE PETROLEUM TYPE ~ REGULAR UNLEADED o lb, PREMIUM UNLEADED Ole, MIDGRADE UNLEADED o 2, LEADED o 3, DIESEL o 4, GASOHOL COMMON NAME (trom Hazardous Materia!s Invenlorypagc) (Includes Used Oil) o 95. UNKNOWN a.sC}{¡,vu.- III. TANK CONSTRUCTION TYPE OF TANK 1. SINGLE WALL 3, SINGLE WALL WITH (Check one !tcm only) EXTERIOR MEMBRANE LINER 04, SIGNLE WALLIN VAULT , FIBERGLASS / PLASTIC 04, STEEL CLAD W/FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP) 1. BARE STEEL 3. FIBERGLASS / PLASTIC 02, STAINLESS STEEL 04. STEEL CLAD W/FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP) o 5. CONCRETE o 3. EPOXY LINING TANK MATERIAL - primary lank (Check onc item only) u;y( DOUBLE WALL 1. BARE STEEL 02. STAINLESS STEEL TANK MATERIAL· secondary lank (Check one item only) TANK INTERIOR LINING o 1. RUBBER LINED o 5, GLASS LINING ¡g{ UNLINED OR COATING (Check one item only) o 2 ALKYD LINING o 4 PHENOLIC LINING OTHER CORROSION 0 I MANUFACTURED CA THOmC PROTECTION IF APPLICABLE PROTECTION (Check onc item ooly) 0 2 SACRIFICIAL ANODE SPILL AND OVERFILL /' YEAR INSTALLED (Chceka!lthatapply) &'1 SPILL CONTAINMENT c:;r{DROP TUBE D 3 STRIKER PLATE 434 436 NUMBER OF COMPARTMENTS 437 438 440 o 5, JETFUEL o 6, AVIATION FUEL o 99, OTHER 441 CAS# (!Tom Hazardous Malerials Inventory page) 442 ðtD&lq 5. SINGLE WALL WITH INTERNAL BLADDER SYSTEM o 95, UNKNOWN o 99, OTHER 5, CONCRETE 95. UNKNOWN 08, FRP COMPTlBLE W/IOO% METHANOL 099. OTHER 443 444 o 5. CONCRETE 0 95, UNKNOWN o 8. FRP COMPTIBLE WIlOO% METHANOL 0 99, OTHER 010. COATED STEEL 445 95. UNKNOWN o 99 OTHER 447 446 DATE INSTALLED (For locaJ u.,c only) o 95 UNKNOWN o 99 OTHER 448 DATE INSTALLED 449 3 FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC o 4 IMPRESSED CURRENT 450 TYPE (Ioca! use only) 451 (For local use ooly) OVERFILL PROTECTION EQUlPMENT:YEAR INSTALLED g{' ALARM ~ILL TUBE SHUT OFF VALVE o 2 BALL FLOAT 0 4 EXEMPT 452 IV. TANK LEAK DETECTION (A deseriplion of the moniloriog program shall be submitted 10 the loea! agency.) IF SINGLE WALL TANK (Chceka!1 that apply) 453 IF DOUBLE WALL TANK OR TANK WITH BLADDER 454 (Check one item only) o I VISUAL (EXPOSED PORTION ONLY) 0 5 MANUAL TANK GAUGING (MTG) 0 1 VISUAL (SINGLE WALL IN VAULT ONLY) o 2 AUTOMATIC TANK GAUGING (A TG) 0 6 VADOSE ZONE ~ONTINUOUS INTERSTITIAL MONITORING o 3 CONTINUOUS A TG 0 7 GROUNDWATER 0 3 MANUAL MONITORING o 4 STATISTICAL INVENTORY RECONCILIATION 0 8 TANK TESTING (SIR) BIENNIAL TANK TESTING D 99 OTHER IV. TANK CLOSURE INFORMATION I PERMANENT CLOSURE IN PLACE ESTIMATED DATE LAST USED (YR/MO/DA Y) 455 ESTIMATED QUANTITY OF SUBSTANCE REMAINING gallons UPCF (12199 revised) 10 456 TANK FILLED WITH INERT MATERIAL? DYes D No 457 Fonnerly SWRCB FonnB e e UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM TANKS UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS-TANK PAGE 2 VI. PIPING CONSTRUCTION Check all that UNDERGROUND PIPING SYSTEM TYPE 1. PRESSURE 0 2. SUCTION CONSTRUCfION 0 1. SINGLE WALL 0 3. LINED TRENCH MANUFACI1JRER Q( DOUBLE WALL 095. UNKNOWN MANUFACTURER 461 01. BARE STEEL 06, FRP COMPATIBLE w/IOO% METHANOL D 1. BARE STEEL D 2. STAINLESS STEEL 0 7 , GALVANIZED STEEL 0 Unknown 0 2. STAINLESS STEEL o 3)'LASTIC COMPATIBLE WI CONTENTS D 99, Other D 3. PLASTIC COMPATIBLE WI CONTENTS !iJI.Í, FIBERGLASS D 8, FLEXIBLE (HDPE) 04. FIBERGLASS 05. STEEL W/COATING 09. CATHODIC PROTECTION 464 05. STEEL W/COATING VII. PIPING LEAK DETECTION Check all that a I A dcscri tion orthe mooitori. rn am .hall he ""bmitted to the local a en UNDERGROUND PIPING ABOVEGROUND PIPING SINGLE WALL PIPING 03. GRAVITY o 99, OTHER PRESSURIZED PIPING (Check all that apply): o 1. ELECTRONIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR 3.0 GPH TEST WITH AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF FOR LEAK, SYSTEM FAILURE, AND SYSTEM DISCONNECTION + _ / AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS, (:ù'2. MONTHLY 0.2 GPH TEST D 3. ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (O,IGPH) CONVENTIONAL SUCTION SYSTEMS o 5. DAILY VISUAL MONITORING OF PUMPING SYSTEM + TRIENNIAL PIPING INTEGRITY TEST (0,1 GPH) SAFE SUCTION SYSTEMS (NO VALUES IN BELOW GROUND PIPING): D 7. SELF MONITORING GRAVITY FLOW D 9, BIENNIAL INTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) SECONDARILY CONTAINED PIPING PRESSURIZED PIPING (Check all that apply): 10, CONTINUOUS TURBINE SUMP SENSOR WITH AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS AND (Check one) D y AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF WHEN A LEAK OCCURS [j; 'b. AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF FOR LEAKS, SYSTEM FAILURE AND SYSTEM DISCONNECTION ..-Dc. NO AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF g 11. AUTOMATIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR (3,0 GPH TEST) WITH FLOW SHUT OFF OR RESTRICTION 012, ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) SUCTION/GRA VITY SYSTEM o 13, CONTINUOUS SUMP SENSOR + AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS EMERGENCY GENERA TORS ONLY (Check all that apply) o 14. CONTINUOUS SUMP SENSOR WITHOUT AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF · AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS 015, AUTOMATIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR (3,0 GPH TEST) WITHOUT FLOW SHUT OFF OR RESTRICTION o 16, ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) D 17 . DAILY VISUAL CHECK Page 458 ABOVEGROUND PIPING 01. PRESSURE 02, SUCTION 03, GRAVITY o 1. SINGLE WALL 095. UNKNOWN o 2. DOUBLE WALL 0 99, OTHER MANUFACTURER 463 460 459 462 D 6. FRP COMPATIBLE W/IOO% METHANOL 07, GALVANIZED STEEL D 8, FLEXIBLE (HDPE) D 99. OTHER D 9. CATHODIC PROTECTION o 95, UNKNOWN 465 466 SINGLE WALL PIPING 467 PRESSURIZED PIPING (Check all that apply): o 1, ELECTRONIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR 3,0 GPH TEST WITH AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF FOR LEAK, SYSTEM FAILURE, AND SYSTEM DISCONNECTION + AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS. . D 2, MONTHLY 0.2 GPH TEST D 3, ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (O,IGPH) o 4, DAILY VISUAL CHECK CONVENTIONAL SUCTION SYSTEMS (Check all thai apply) o 5 , DAILY VISUAL MONITORING OF PIPING AND PUMPING SYSTEM o 6, TRIENNIAL INTEGRITY TEST (0,1 GPH) SAFE SUCTION SYSTEMS (NO VALVES IN BELOW GROUND PIPING): o 7. SELF MONITORING GRAVITY FLOW (Check all that apply): D 8, DAILY VISUAL MONITORING 09, BIENNIAL INTEGRITY TEST (0,1 GPH) SECONDARILY CONTAINED PIPING PRESSURIZED PIPING (Check all that apply): 10, CONTINUOUS TURBINE SUMP SENSOR WITH AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS AND (Check one) D a AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF WHEN A LEAK OCCURS o b AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF FOR LEAKS, SYSTEM FAILURE AND SYSTEM DISCONNECTION Dc NO AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF o II. AUTOMATIC LEAK DETECTOR D 12, ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) SUCTION/GRA VITY SYSTEM o 13, CONTINUOUS SUMP SENSOR + AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS EMERGENCY GENERATORS ONLY (Check all that apply) o 14. CONTINUOUS SUMP SENSOR WITHOUT AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF · AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS o 15. AUTOMATIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR (3,0 GPH TEST) D 16, ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (0,1 GPH) 017. DAILY VISUAL CHECK VIII. DISPENSER CONTAINMENT o 1. FLOAT MECHANISM THAT SHUTS OFF SHEAR VALVE o ;.cONTINUOUS DISPENSER PAN SENSOR + AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS IQ"3, CONTINUOUS DISPENSER PAN SENSOR ~ AUTO SHUT OFF FOR DISPENSER + AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS IX. OWNER/OPERA TOR SIGNATURE DISPENSER CONTAINMENT DA TE INSTALLED 468 I ccrtify that the infonnmioß provided herein is true and accurate to the best afmy knowledge. SIGNATURE OF OWNER/OPERATOR Pcnnit Approved (For loea] mlc only) UPCF (12/99 revised) o 4. DAILY VISUAL CHECK D 5. TRENCH LINER I MONITORING o 6, NONE 469 471 475 470 472 12 Fonnerly SWRCB FonnB e UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM TANKS UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS-TANK PAGE 1 (two pages per tank) Page -tt of -t1 TYPE OF ACTION 0 I NEW SITE PERMIT o 4 AMENDED PERMIT ~ CHANGE OF INFORMATION o 6 TEMPORARY SITE CLOSURE o 7 PERMANENTLY CLOSED ON SITE o 8 TANK REMOVED 430 I (Check one item only) o 3 RENEWAL PERMIT BUSINESS NAME (Same.., F AClLITYNAME or DBA· Doing B..,ines, ^» U L.L- FACILITY 10: (Specify æason - fOT local use only) (Specify rcason - faT local use only) 431 I. TANK DESCRIPTION (A scaled plot plan with Ihe location of the UST syslem including buildings and landmarks shall be submitted to Ihe local agency,) TANK 10 # 432 TANKMANUFACfURER 433 COMPARTMENTALIZED TANK DYes 0 434 b 1-- &-r ~ If"Ycs", complete one page for each compartment. DATE INSTALLED (YEARlMO) 435 TANK CAPACITY IN GALLONS 436 NUMBER OF COMPARTMENTS 437 H ðl b OOÖ ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION (For 10cal.!!C ooly) 438 II. TANK CONTENTS TANK USE 439 e(" MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL (Ifmarkcd complete Petrolcmn Type) o 2. NON, FUEL PETROLEUM o 3, CHEMICAL PRODUCT 04, HAZARDOUS WASTE PETROLEUM TYPE ~ o 2, LEADED 03, DIESEL o 4, GASOHOL REGULAR UNLEADED o lb, PREMIUM UNLEADED Ole. MIDGRADE UNLEADED COMMON NAME (from Hazardo.. Materia!, Invenlorypagc) (Include, U,cd Oil) o 95, UNKNOWN TYPE OF TANK III. TANK CONSTRUCTION 3. SINGLE WALL WITH EXTERIOR MEMBRANE LINER 04, SIGNLE WALLIN VAULT . FIBERGLASS / PLASTIC 04. STEEL CLAD W/FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP) , FIBERGLASS / PLASTIC o 4, STEEL CLAD W/FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP) o 5. CONCRETE 3. EPOXY LINING 1. SINGLE WALL (Check one item only) ~ DOUBLE WALL 1. BARE STEEL 02. STAINLESS STEEL TANK MATERIAL - primary lank (Check one item only) TANK MATERIAL - !!Ccondory tank 1. BARE STEEL 02, STAINLESS STEEL (Check one item only) TANK INTERIOR LINING o 1. RUBBER LINED o 2 ALKYD LINING o 4 PHENOLIC LINING o 5, GLASS LINING ~NLINED OR COATING (Check one item only) 440 o 5. JET FUEL o 6, AVIATION FUEL o 99. OTHER 441 CAS# (ITom Hazardo., Material, Invcatory page) 442 &ObÚ?f.p (4 5. SINGLE WALL WITH INTERNAL BLADDER SYSTEM o 95, UNKNOWN o 99, OTHER 443 5, CONCRETE 95, UNKNOWN o 8, FRP COMPTIBLE W/IOO% METHANOL 099, OTHER 444 o 5. CONCRETE 0 95. UNKNOWN o 8. FRP COMPTIBLE W/IOO% METHANOL 0 99. OTHER 010. COATED STEEL 445 o 95. UNKNOWN o 99 OTHER DATE INSTALLED 447 446 (For local u.~c only) o 95 UNKNOWN o 99 OTHER 448 DATE INSTALLED 449 OTHER CORROSION 0 1 MANUFACTURED CATHODIC 0 3 FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC PROTECTION IF APPLICABLE PROTECTION 0 4 IMPRESSED CURRENT (Check one item only) 0 2 SACRIFICIAL ANODE SPILL AND OVERFILL YEAR INSTALLED (Check a!llhal apply) ~Ÿ'PILL CONTAINMENT bð2 DROP TUBE D 3 STRIKER PLATE 450 451 TYPE (Ioca! ..,e only) (For local '!!c only) OVERFILL PROTECTION EQUlPMENT:YEAR INSTALLED ~ ALARM ~ILL TUBE SHUT OFF VALVE o 2 BALL FLOAT 0 4 EXEMPT 452 IV . TANK LEAK DETECTION (A dc!!Criplion of the moniloring program ,hall be llUbmiued 10 Ihe loea! agency) IF SINGLE WALL TANK (Cheekalt that apply) 453 IF DOUBLE WALL TANK OR TANK WITH BLADDER (Check one item only) o l/ISUAL (SINGLE WALL IN VAULT ONLY) ~ CONTINUOUS INTERSTITIAL MONITORING o 3 MANUAL MONITORING 454 o I VISUAL (EXPOSED PORTION ONLY) 0 5 MANUAL TANK GAUGING (MTG) 02 AUTOMATIC TANK GAUGING (ATG) 06 VADOSE ZONE o 3 CONTINUOUS A TG 0 7 GROUNDWATER 04 STATISTICAL INVENTORY RECONCILIATION 08 TANK TESTING (SIR) BIENNIAL TANK TESTING D 99 OTHER IV. TANK CLOSURE INFORMATION I PERMANENT CLOSURE IN PLACE ESTIMATED DATE LAST USED (YR/MO/DA Y) 455 ESTIMATED QUANTITY OF SUBSTANCE REMAINING gallons TANK FILLED WITH INERT MA TERIAL'/ DYes D No UPCF (12/99 revised) 10 456 457 Fonnerly SWRCB Fonn B e e UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM TANKS UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS-TANK PAGE 2 VI. PIPING CONSTRUCTION (Check all thai analv) P.ge '1. or -Ú\ / UNDERGROUND PIPING ABOVEGROUND PIPING SYSTEM TYPE 8' 1. PRESSURE o 2. SUCTION 03. GRAVITY 4j8 o 1. PRESSURE o 2.- SUCTION 03, GRAVITY 459 CONSTRUCTION 0 I, SINGLE WALL o 3. LINED TRENCH o 99, OTHER 460 01. SINGLE WALL 095. UNKNOWN 462 MANUFACTURER ~. DOUBLE WALL 095, UNKNOWN o 2, DOUBLE WALL o 99. OTHER MANUFACTURER 461 MANUFACTURER 463 o 1. BARE STEEL 06. FRP COMPATIBLE w/IOO% METHANOL 01. BARE STEEL 06. FRP COMPATIBLE W/IOO%METHANOL o 2, STAINLESS STEEL o 7, GALVANIZED STEEL o Unknown o 2, STAINLESS STEEL 07, GALVANIZED STEEL 03 PLASTIC COMPATIBLE W/CONTENTS o 99. Other 03, PLASTIC COMPATIBLE W/ CONTENTS o 8. FLEXIBLE (HDPE) 099, OTHER ~ FIBERGLASS 0 8, FLEXIBLE (HDPE) o 4, FIBERGLASS 09. CATHODIC PROTECTION 05. STEEL W/COATING o 9. CATHODIC PROTECTION 464 05, STEEL W/COATING o 95, UNKNOWN 465 VII. PIPING LEAK DETECTION (Check all lhal .""Iv) / A dcscTialioo of the mooitorio. nroaram sh.1I be submitted 10 Ihe local ..oncv,) UNDERGROUND PIPING ABOVEGROUND PIPING SINGLE WALL PIPING 466 SINGLE WALL PIPING 467 PRESSURIZED PIPING (Check all that apply): PRESSURIZED PIPING (Check all that apply): o 1. ELECTRONIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR 3,0 GPH TEST WITH AUTO PUMP SHUT o I, ELECTRONIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR 3.0 GPH TEST WITH AUTO PUMP OFF FOR LEAK, SYSTEM FAILURE, AND SYSTEM DISCONNECTION + SHUT OFF FOR LEAK, SYSTEM FAILURE, AND SYSTEM DISCONNECTION + ~ AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS, AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS, 2. MONTHLY 0,2 GPH TEST o 2. MONTHLY 0,2 GPH TEST 03, ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (O,IGPH) o 3. ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (O.IGPH) o 4. DAILY VISUAL CHECK CONVENTIONAL SUCTION SYSTEMS CONVENTIONAL SUCTION SYSTEMS (Check all lhal apply) o 5, DAILY VISUAL MONITORING OF PUMPING SYSTEM + TRIENNIAL PIPING o 5, DAILY VISUAL MONITORING OF PIPING AND PUMPING SYSTEM INTEGRITY TEST (0,1 GPH) SAFE SUCTION SYSTEMS (NO VALUES IN BELOW GROUNDPIPING): o 6. TRIENNIAL INTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) o 7, SELF MONITORING SAFE SUCTION SYSTEMS (NO VALVES IN BELOW GROUND PIPING): GRAVITY FLOW o 7. SELF MONITORING o 9. BIENNIAL INTEGRITY TEST (O.! GPH) GRAVITY FLOW (Check all lhal apply): 08, DAILY VISUAL MONITORING 09, BIENNIAL INTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) SECONDARILY CONTAINED PIPING SECONDARILY CONTAINED PIPING PRESSURIZED PIPING (Check all that apply): PRESSURIZED PIPING (Check all lhat apply): 10, CONTINUOUS TURBINE SUMP SENSOR WITH AUDIBLE AND VISUAL 10, CONTINUOUS TURBINE SUMP SENSOR WITH AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS AND (Check one) ALARMS AND (Check ooe) o a. AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF WHEN A LEAK OCCURS o a AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF WHEN A LEAK OCCURS ~ AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF FOR LEAKS, SYSTEM FAILURE AND SYSTEM Db AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF FOR LEAKS, SYSTEM FAILURE AND SYSTEM DISCONNECTION DISCONNECTION ~Oc, NO AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF Dc NO AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF II. AUTOMATIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR (3.0 GPH TEST) WITH FLOW SHUT D II. AUTOMATIC LEAK DETECTOR OFF OR RESTRICTION 012. ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) D 12, ANNUALlNTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) SUCTION/GRAVITY SYSTEM SUCTION/GRAVITY SYSTEM o 13. CONTINUOUS SUMP SENSOR + AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS D 13. CONTINUOUS SUMP SENSOR + AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS EMERGENCY GENERA TORS ONLY (Check .lIlhat apply) EMERGENCY GENERATORS ONLY (Check.llthat apply) o 14, CONTINUOUS SUMP SENSOR WITHOUT AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF · D 14. CONTINUOUS SUMP SENSOR WITHOUT AUTO PUMP SHUT OFF · AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS D 15. AUTOMATIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR (3,0 GPH TEST) WITHOUT FLOW D 15. AUTOMATIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR (3,0 GPH TEST) SHUT OFF OR RESTRICTION 016. ANNUALlNTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) D 16, ANNUAL INTEGRITY TEST (0.1 GPH) 017, DAILY VISUAL CHECK D 17, DAILY VISUAL CHECK VIII. DISPENSER CONTAINMENT DISPENSER CONTAINMENT D 1. FLOAT MECHANISM THAT SHUTS OFF SHEAR VALVE D 4. DAILY VISUAL CHECK DATE INSTALLED 468 ~ONTINUOUS DISPENSER PAN SENSOR + AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS D 5. TRENCH LINER / MONITORING 3. CONTINUOUS DISPENSER PAN SENSORWIH AUTO SHUT OFF FOR D 6. NONE 469 DISPENSER + AUDIBLE AND VISUAL ALARMS IX. OWNER/OPERATOR SIGNATURE I certify that the information provided herein is true and accurate to the best efmy knowledge. SIGNATURE OF OWNER/OPERATOR L k DATE ;Z/ZVO ~ 470 NAME OF OWNER/þ'RA TOR (print) 7~ 471 TITL,E kWNER/,OPERATOR 472 DDl>&- f\,.Á A o I 6 ,{' ¿.,-f .f e Met V\tJ....Q.U\_ Pcnnit Nmnbcr (For locnl. \Lc;C only) \,J 473 Pcnnit Approved (For loea] uc;c only) 474 Pcnnit Expiration Dat,d(For localuc;c only) 475 UPCF (12/99 revised) 12 Fonnerly SWRCB Fonn B UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION DADD DDELETE DREVISE 200 I. FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) United Parcel Service CHEMICAL LOCATION automotive shop FACILITY ID # 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL EPCRA ~ YES D NO MAP# (optional) 203 GRID# (optional) 202 204 II. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME 205 TRADE SECRET D Yes ~ No 206 If Subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions COMMON NAME Mobil, Lube 75W -90 CAS# Mixture FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete ¡frequired by CUPA) 207 208 EHS* D Yes ~ No 209 *If EHS is "Yes", all amounts below must be in lbs. 210 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE (Check one item only) 213 D a. PURE 181 b. MIXTURE Dc. WASTE 211 RADIOACTIVE DYes 181 No 212 CURIES PHYSICAL STATE (Check one item only) FED HAZARD CATEGORIES (Check all that apply) A VERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 215 D a, SOLID 181 b, LIQUID D c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 55 216 D a, FIRE Db. REACTIVE 181 c. PRESSURE RELEASE D d, ACUTE HEALTH D e. CHRONIC HEALTH 221 222 217 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT STATE WASTE CODE 220 180 UNITS' (Check one item onl STORAGE CONTAINER 181 a. GALLONS D b. CUBIC FEET D c. POUNDS D d, TONS · If EHS, amount must be in ounds, D a, ABOVE GROUND TANK Db. UNDERGROUND TANK Dc. TANK INSIDE BUILDING 181 d, STEEL DRUM De. PLASTICINONMETALLIC DRUM D f. CAN D g, CARBOY D h. SILO D i. FIBER DRUM D j. BAG D k. BOX D I. CYLINDER D m. GLASS BOTTLE D q, RAIL CAR D n. PLASTIC BOTTLE D r. OTHER D 0, TOTE BIN D p. TANK WAGON 223 STORAGE PRESSURE 181 a, AMBIENT D b, ABOVE AMBIENT D c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE 181 a, AMBIENT D b. ABOVE AMBIENT D c, BELOW AMBIENT D d. CRYOGENIC 225 %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # > 80 226 lubricating base oil 227 DYes D No 228 2 230 231 DYes D No 232 3 234 235 DYes D No 236 4 238 239 DYes D No 240 5 242 243 DYes D No 244 229 233 237 241 245 If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1 % by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper captwing the required infonnation. ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION 246 If EPCRA Please Si n Here UPCF (1/99) 6 OES Form 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION (one Dage Der material oer building or area) DADD o DELETE o REVISE 200 Page 11 of -¥I I. FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) 3 United Parcel Service CHEMICAL LOCATION 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL 202 automotive shop EPCRA ~ YES 0 NO FACILITY ID # I I . I 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 I MAP# (optional) 2031 GRID# (optional) 204 II. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME 205 TRADE SECRET DYes ~ No 206 lubricating oil If Subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions COMMON NAME 2fJ7 208 EHS* DYes ~ No Exxon Bus!!aurd CNG oil CAS# 209 *If EHS is "Yes", all amounts below must be in lbs. FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA) 210 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL 212 1 CURIES 213 TYPE (Check one item only) o a, PURE 181 b, MIXTURE DC, WASTE 211 RADIOACTIVE DYes 181 No PHYSICAL STATE 215 (Check one item only) 0 a, SOLID 181 b, LIQUID o c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 55 FED HAZARD CATEGORIES 216 (Check all that apply) 181 a, FIRE 0 b. REACTIVE o c. PRESSURE RELEASE 181 d, ACUTE HEALTH 181 e, CHRONIC HEALTH AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 2171 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT 2191 STATE WASTE CODE 220 2 55 221 I DAYS ON SITE: 222 UNITS' 181 a. GALLONS o b. CUBIC FEET o c, POUNDS o d, TONS 365 (Check one item only) · If EHS, amount must be in Dounds, STORAGE CONTAINER o a, ABOVE GROUND TANK o e, PLASTICINONMETALLIC DRUM o i. FIBER DRUM o m. GLASS BOTTLE o q, RAIL CAR o b. UNDERGROUND TANK o f. CAN o j, BAG On. PLASTIC BOTTLE 0 r. OTHER DC. TANK INSIDE BUILDING o g. CARBOY o k, BOX 00. TOTE BIN 181 d. STEEL DRUM o h, SILO o I. CYLINDER o p. TANK WAGON 223 STORAGE PRESSURE 181 a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c, BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE 181 a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c, BELOW AMBIENT o d. CRYOGENIC 225 %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1 226 227 DYes 0 No 228 229 2 230 231 DYes 0 No 232 233 3 234 235 DYes 0 No 236 237 4 238 239 DYes 0 No 240 241 5 242 243 DYes 0 No 244 245 If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1 % by weight ü non-carcinogenic, or 0.1 % by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper capturing the required information. ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION 246 If EPCRA Please Si<m Here UPCF (1/99) 6 DES Form 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION I:8IADD OREVISE 200 r buildin or area) o DELETE Page.[.O. of I. FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) United Parcel Service CHEMICAL LOCATION Automotive Shop FACILITY ID # 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL EPCRA 1:81 YES 0 NO MAP# (optional) 203 GRID# (optional) 202 204 D. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME 205 TRADE SECRET DYes 1:81 No 206 If Subject to EPCRA. refer 10 instructions COMMON NAME Waste Anti-freeze CASH N/A FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA) 11JI 208 EHS* 1:81 YeS 0 No 209 *If EHS is "Yes", all amounts below must be in 100. 210 HAZARDOUSMATEmAL TYPE (Oleck one i!em only) 213 o a. PURE 0 b. MIXTURE 181 c. WASTE 211 RADIOACTIVE 0 Yes 181 No 212 CURIFS PHYSICAL STATE (Oleck one i!em only) FED HAZARD CA TEGORIFS (Check all thai apply) AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 215 o a. SOLID 181 b. LIQUID o c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 968 216 181 a. FIRE 0 b. REACTIVE 0 c, PRESSURE RELEASE 0 d. ACUTE HEALTH 181 e. CHRONIC HEALTH 221 2Z2 217 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT STATE WASTE CODE 220 3 968 1760 UNITS· Oleck one item onl STORAGE CONTAINER o a. GALLONS 0 b. CUBIC FEET 181 c. POUNDS 0 d. TONS · If EHS, amount must be in ounds. 181 a. AMBIENT 181 e, PLASTICINONMETALLIC DRUM o f. CAN o g. CARBOY o h. SILO o b, ABOVE AMBIENT o i. FIBER DRUM o j. BAG o k. BOX o 1. CYLINDER o m. GLASS BOTTLE 0 q. RAIL CAR o n. PLASTIC BOTILE 0 r. OTHER o o. TOTE BIN o p. TANK WAGON 223 o a. ABOVE GROUND TANK o b, UNDERGROUND TANK o c. TANK INSIDE BUILDING o d. STEEL DRUM STORAGE PRESSURE o c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE 181 a, AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT '0 c. BELOW AMBIENT o d. CRYOGENIC 225 %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CASU 50 226 ethylene 1:1:7 1:81 Yes 0 No 228 75-85-1 2 230 231 DYes 0 No 232 3 234 235 DYes 0 No 236 4 238 239 DYes 0 No 240 5 242 243 DYes 0 No 244 229 233 237 241 245 H more hazardous COIDpoIWIlS are present at greater than 1 \\\ by weight if DOD-carcinogeDic, or 0.1\\\ by weight if carcinogenic, attach additlODal sheets of paper capturing the required ÌDfonnaÛOD. ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT CONVERTED TO POUNDS: 968 246 UPCF (1/99) 6 If EPCRA Please Si Here OES Fonn 2731 UNIFIED P!tOGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION DD DDELETE DREVISE 200 I. FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) United Parcel Service CHEMICAL LOCATION Automotive Shop FACILITY ID # 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL EPCRA ~ YES D NO MAP# (optionaJ) 203 GRID# (optionaJ) 202 204 II. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME 205 TRADE SECRET DYes [8 No 206 If Subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions COMMON NAME Waste Motor Oil CASU N/A FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete ¡frequired by CUPA) Class 3B combustible HAZARDOUSMATEUAL TYPE (Check one item only) 2ffI 208 EHS* [8 Yes D No 209 *If EHS is "Yes". all amounts below must be in lbs. 210 213 o a. PURE 0 b. MIXTURE ~ c. WASTE 211 RADIOACTIVE 0 Yes ~ No 212 CURlFS PHYSICAL STATE (Check one item only) FED HAZARD CA TEGORlFS (Check all that apply) A VERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 215 o a. SOLID ~ b. LIQUID o c. GAS 214 LARGFST CONTAINER 1875 216 ~ a. FIRE 0 b, REACfIVE 0 c, PRESSURE RELEASE 0 d, ACUTE HEALTH ~ e, CHRONIC HEALTH 221 122 217 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT STATE WASTE CODE 220 4 1875 8250 UNITS' (Check one item 0 STORAGE CONTAINER o a. GALLONS 0 b. CUBIC FEET ~ c. POUNDS 0 d. TONS · If EHS, amount must be in ounds. ~ a. AMBIENT De. PLASTlCINONMETALLIC DRUM o f. CAN o g. CARBOY o h. SILO o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o i. FIBER DRUM o j. BAG o k. BOX o 1. CYLINDER o m. GLASS BOTTLE 0 q. RAIL CAR o n. PLASTIC BOTTLE 0 r. OTHER o o. TOTE BIN o p. TANK WAGON 223 ~ a. ABOVE GROUND TANK Db. UNDERGROUND TANK o c. TANK INSIDE BUIlDING o d. STEEL DRUM STORAGE PRESSURE o c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE ~ a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT o d. CRYOGENIC 225 %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CASH 100 226 waste oil m [8 Yes D No 228 N/A 2 230 231 DYes D No 232 3 234 235 DYes D No 236 4 238 239 DYes D No 240 5 242 243 DYes 0 No 244 229 233 237 241 245 If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if can:inogenic, attach additional sheets of paper capturing !he required information. ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION 246 UPCF (1/99) 6 If EPCRA Please Si n Here OES Form 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION (one pa£e per material per buildin£ or area) DADD DDELETE DREVISE 200 Page 4of ~ I. FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) 3 United Parcel Service CHEMICAL LOCATION 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL 202 fuel island EPCRA ~ YES D NO FACILITY ID # I 0 I 7 o 10 I 0 1 I 9 I 4 I 7 141 I 1 I MAP# (optional) 203 I G RID# (optional) 204 II. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME 205 TRADE SECRET DYes ~ No 206 blend of hydrocarbon If Subject to EPCRA. refer to instructions COMMON NAME ']JJ/ 208 EHS* ~ Yes D No I!asoline CASH 209 8006619 *If EHS is "Yes", all amounts below must be in lbs. FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA) 210 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL 212 I CURIES 213 TYPE (Check one item only) o a. PURE 181 b, MIXTURE o c. WASTE 211 RADIOACTIVE o Yes 181 No PHYSICAL STATE 215 (Check one item only) o a. SOLID 181 b. LIQUID o c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 10,000 FED HAZARD CATEGORIES 216 (Check all that apply) 181 a. FIRE 0 b. REACTIVE o c, PRESSURE RELEASE 181 d, ACUTE HEALTH 181 e. CHRONIC HEALTH AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 2171 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT 2191 STATE WASTE CODE 220 165 700 221 I DAYS ON SITE: 222 UNITS' 181 a. GALLONS o b. CUBIC FEET o c, POUNDS o d, TONS 365 (Check one item only) · If EHS, amount must be in DoundS, STORAGE CONTAINER o a, ABOVE GROUND TANK o e, PLASTICINONMETALLIC DRUM o i. FIBER DRUM o m, GLASS BOTTLE o q, RAIL CAR 181 b, UNDERGROUND TANK Of. CAN o j. BAG o n. PLASTIC BOTTLE 181 L OTHER o c. TANK INSIDE BUILDING o g, CARBOY o k, BOX o 0. TOTE BIN o d. STEEL DRUM o h, SILO o I. CYLINDER o p, TANK WAGON 223 STORAGE PRESSURE 181 a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE 181 a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT o d. CRYOGENIC 225 %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1 85,95 226 hydrocarbon/gasoline 227 ~ Yes D No 228 8006619 229 2 <5 230 benzene 231 ~ Yes D No 232 71432 233 3 <25 234 Toluene 235 ~ Yes D No 236 18883 237 4 238 Xylene 239 ~ Yes D No 240 241 5 242 243 DYes D No 244 245 If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1 % by weight if carcinogenic, attach additional sheets of paper capturing the required infonnation. ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION 246 If EPCRA Please Si<m Here UPCF (1/99) 6 OES Form 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION DADD o DELETE o REVISE 200 I. FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) United Parcel Service CHEMICAL LOCATION behind wash tunnel FACILITY ID # 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL EPCRA [8 YES 0 NO MAP# (optional) 203 GRID# (optional) 202 204 II. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME 205 TRADE SECRET DYes [8 No 206 If Subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions 2m 208 misc. CAS# lab ack hazardous waste drum EHS* DYes [8 No 209 *If EHS is "Yes", all amounts below must be in lbs. FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA) 210 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE (Check one item only) 213 o a, PURE 0 b. MIXTURE 181 c. WASTE 211 RADiOACTIVE 0 Yes 181 No 212 CURIES PHYSICAL STATE (Check one item only) FED HAZARD CATEGORIES (Check all that apply) A VERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 215 181 a, SOLID 0 b. LIQUID o c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 500 216 181 a, FIRE 181 b, REACTIVE 0 c, PRESSURE RELEASE 181 d. ACUTE HEALTH 181 e, CHRONIC HEALTH 221 222 217 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT STATE WASTE CODE 220 varies 900 2306 UNITS* (Check one item onl STORAGE CONTAINER o a. GALLONS 0 b, CUBIC FEET 181 c, POUNDS 0 d, TONS * If EHS, amount must be in ounds. o a, ABOVE GROUND TANK Db, UNDERGROUND TANK o c. TANK INSIDE BUILDiNG 181 d, STEEL DRUM o e. PLASTICINONMETALLIC DRUM o f. CAN o g. CARBOY o h. SILO o i. FIBER DRUM o j. BAG o k. BOX o I. CYLINDER o m. GLASS BOTTLE 0 q, RAIL CAR o n, PLASTIC BOTTLE 0 r, OTHER o 0, TOTE BIN o p, TANK WAGON 223 STORAGE PRESSURE 181 a. AMBIENT o b, ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE 181 a, AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT o d, CRYOGENIC 225 %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 226 mixture will vary 227 DYes 0 No 228 2 230 231 DYes 0 No 232 3 234 235 DYes 0 No 236 4 238 239 DYes 0 No 240 5 242 243 DYes 0 No 244 229 233 237 241 245 If more hazardous components are present at greater than 1% by weight if non-carcinogenic, or 0.1% by weight if carcinbgenic, attach additional sheets of paper capturing the required infonnation. ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION 246 UPCF (1/99) 6 If EPCRA Please Si n Here OES Form 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION OADD ODELETE OREVISE I. FACILITY INFORMATION 200 BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) Unite« Par£~~~::~ice, CHEMICAL LOCATION ... Automotive Shop ~._.._-' FACILITY ID# 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL 2fJ1 EPCRA I:i?J YES 0 NO MAP# (optional) 203 GRID# (optional) 204 ß. CHEMICAL INFORMATION 205 TRADE SECRET DYes I:i?J No 206 If Subjecl 10 EPCRA, ",fer to instrUCtions 1ff1 208 EHS* DYes I:i?J No 209 *IfEHS is "Yes". all amounts below must be in Ibs. 210 HAZARDOUSMATEIDAL TYPE (OJedc one i!em only) 213 o a. PURE I:i:SI b. MlX11JRE 0 c. WASTE 2ll RADIOACTIVE 0 Yes I:i:SI No 212 CUIDES PHYSICAL STATE (OJedc one item only) FED HAZARD CA TEGOIDES (OJedc all mat apply) AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 215 o a. SOLID I:i:SI b. LIQUID o c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 110 216 o a. FIRE 0 b, REACIlVE 0 c. PRFSSURE RELEASE I:i:SI d. ACUTE HFALTH I:i:SI e. CHRONIC HEALTII 217 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT 219 STATE WASTE CODE 220 221 222 1 110 I:i:SI a. GALLONS 0 b. CUBIC FEET 0 c. POUNDS 0 d. TONS · If EllS, amount must be in ounds. STORAGE PRFSSURE I:i:SI a. AMBIENT I:i:SI e. PLASTIClNONMETALLlC DRUM o f. CAN o g. CARBOY o h. SILO o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o i. FIBER DRUM o j. BAG o k. BOX o I. CYLINDER o m. GLASS BOTILE 0 q. RAIL CAR o n. PLASTIC B01TLE 0 r. OTHER o o. TOTE BIN o p. TANK WAGON Z23 o a. ABOVE GROUND TANK. Db. UNDERGROUND TANK Dc. TANK INSIDE BUIIDING o d. STEEL DRUM o c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE I:i:SI a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT o d. CRYOOENIC m %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste onJy) EHS CASU 1 85-95 226 Ethylene Glycol 2Z7 Dyes I:i?J No 228 107211 229 2 <5 230 diethylene glycol 231 Dyes I:i?J No 232 111466 233 3 <5 234 hydrated inorganic acid, sodium saIt 235 Dyes I:i?J No 236 proprietary m 4 <5 238 water 239 DYes I:i?J No 240 7732185 241 5 242 243 D Yes 0 No 244 245 11....... bazardous .....pcmouts ..., prueut al greater 1haD 1'1& by wåght If DCJOH:ardaoceDl. or 0.1'1& by wåght If can:iDOgeuIc, attach additional sheds of paper capl1DiDg the required 1øI......-. ADDmONAL LOCALLY COLLECrED INFORMATION 246 UPCF (1/99) 6 ~þ If EPCRA Please Si Here OES Fonn 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION DADD DDELETE DREVISE 200 I. FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) United Pæ:cel Servic.e CHEMICAL LOCATION carwash tunnel 3 FACILITY ID U 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENfIAL EPCRA [8' YES 0 NO MAPU (optional) 203 GRID# (optional) 202 204 II. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME surface blend COMMON NAME Blast A wa Deter ent CASU N/A FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (~Iete if required by CUPA) I flammable HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TYPE (Check one item only) 205 TRADE SECRET DYes [8' No 206 If SubjecllO EPCRA. refer 10 instructions 1I1I 208 EHS* DYes [8' No 209 *If EHS is "Yes", all amounts below must be in Ibs. 210 213 o a. PURE 1:81 b. MIX11JRE 0 c. WASTE 2JJ RADIOACfIVE 0 Yes 181 No 212 CURIES PHYSICAL STATE (Check one item only) FED HAZARD CATEGORIES (Check aIl1hal apply) AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 215 o a. SOliD 181 b. liQUID o c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 300 216 o a. ARE 0 b. REACfIVE 0 c. PRESSURE RELEASE 181 d. ACUTE HEALTH 1:81 e. CHRONIC HEALTII 4 217 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT qOQ 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT 219 STATE WASTE CODE 220 221 222 IB a, GALLONS 0 b, CUBIC FEET = c, POUNDS 0 d, TONS · If EllS. amounJ must be in s. STORAGE PREssURE 181 a. AMBIENT o e. PLASTIClNONMETALLIC DRUM o f. CAN o g. CARBOY o h. SILO o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o i. ABER DRUM o j. BAG o k. BOX o L CYUNDER o m. GLASS B01TLE 0 q. RAIL CAR o n. PLASTIC B01TLE 0 r. OTHER o o. TOTE BIN o p. TANK WAGON 223 o a, ABOVE GROUND TANK o b. UNDERGROUND TANK 181 c. TANK INSIDE BUIlDING o d. STEEL DRUM o c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE 181 a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT o d. CRYOGENIC 22S %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CASH <5 226 nonylphenoxypoly( ethyleneoxy)ethanol m o Yes 0 No 228 9016-45-9 229 2 5-10 230 tetrasodium ethylenediamine tetraacetate 23t DYes 0 No 232 64-02-8 233 3 234 235 o Yes 0 No 236 m 4 238 239 o Yes 0 No 240 241 5 242 243 o Yes 0 No 244 245 u w.... bazanlous .....poaeuls ..... pnsad at greater tbau 1 \II> by welgbt if' ~ge.a1c. or 0.1 \II> by welgbt if' cardDOge.a1c, attach addiIioDaI sbeets 01 paper eapturiDc !be requ1nd lDIormaliOD. ADDmONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION 246 UPCF (1/99) 6 4?' If EPCRA Please Si D Here OES Form 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION DADD DDELETE o REVISE I. FACILITY INFORMATION 200 material BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) United Parccl Service CHEMICAL LOCATION carwash area 3 FACILITY ID # 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL EPCRA [8] YES 0 NO MAPH (cplÌonal) 'ID3 GRID# (cplÌonaI) 2!J2 204 n. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME surface blend COMMON NAME Blue Ma ic Deter ent CASH N/A FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA) 1. flammable 20S TRADE SECRET o Yes [8] No 206 If Subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions 1fJ7 208 EHS· o Yes [8] No 209 ·If EHS is "Yes". all amounts below must be in Ibs. 210 HAZARDOUSMATI8UAL TYPE (Checlc: one item only) PHYSICAL STATE (Checlc one ilell1 only) FED HAZARD CATEGORIES (Checlc aIllhat apply) A VERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 213 o a. PURE 181 b. MIX11JRE D c. WASTE 2IJ RADIOACTIVE 0 Yes 181 No 2t2 CURIES 215 o a. SOLID 181 b. LIQUID D c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 55 216 o a. ARE 0 b, REACTIVE 0 c. PRESSURE RELEASE o d, ACUTE HEALTH 181 e, CHRONIC HEALTII 217 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT 219 STATE WASTE CODE 220 UNITS· (Check one ilell1 on STORAGE CONTAINER ø a. GALLONS D b. OJBIC fEEf ;_~ c. POUNDS D d. TONS · If EHS, amount nmst be in 005. 221 222 < 1 55 D a. ABOVE GROUND TANK o b. UNDERGROUND TANK o c. TANK INSIDE BUlWING o d. STEEL DRUM 181 e. PLASTICINONMEfAWC DRUM D f. CAN o g. CARBOY Db.SILO D i. FIBER DRUM o j. BAG o k. BOX D I, CYUNDER D m. GLASS BOITLE 0 q. RAIL CAR o n. PLASTIC BOITLE 0 r. OTHER o o. TOTE BIN o p, TANK WAGON 223 STORAGE PRESSURE 181 a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERA 11JRE 181 a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT o d. CRYOGENIC 22S %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste OIùy) EHS CASK 20-30 226 sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonate ZI7 o Yes [8] No 228 21516-30-0 229 2 230 231 DYes 0 No 232 233 3 234 235 o Yes 0 No 236 m 4 238 239 DYes 0 No 240 241 5 242 243 DYes 0 No 244 245 H mon hazardous c:om_1s .... preseal at puler than 1 ~ by weight itllCJD-Cal'CÍD()gen!e, or 0.1 ~ by weigbl it nn:iDOgen!e, attach additiouaJ sheets 01 paper capturiDg the required iDCormaIIoa. ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECrED INFORMATION 246 UPCF (1/99) 6 If EZ.te Si n Here OES Form 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIAM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION (one r marerial or area) OADD ODELETE OREVISE I. FACILITY INFORMATION 200 offl BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) United Parcel S~f'¿i{'~ ,. __ CHEMICAL LOCATION automotive shop FACILITY ID # 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL EPCRA ~ YES 0 NO MAPU (optional) 203 GRID# (optional) 202 204 ll. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME 20S TRADE SECRET o Yes. ~ No 206 If Subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions COMMON NAME Chevron Dura-Lith Grease EP NLGI 00 CASU N/A FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete jf requin:d by CUPA) zrn 208 EHS* o Yes ~ No 1I1J *If EHS is "Yes". all amounts below must be in Ibs. 210 HAZARDOUSMAT~L TYPE (Checlc one item only) 213 o a, PURE 181 b. MIXTURE 0 c. WASTE 211 RADlOACflVE 0 Yes 181 No 212 CURIES PHYSICAL STATE (Checlc one item only) FED HAZARD CATEGORIES (Check all that apply) A VERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 215 o a, SOLID 181 b, LIQUID o c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 55 216 o a, ARE 0 b. REACTIVE 0 c. PRESSURE RELEASE o d, ACUTE HEALTH 181 e, ŒRONIC HEALTH 217 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT 219 STATE WASTE CODE 220 221 222 <,,1 55 UNITS· Check one item on! STORAGE CONTAINER 181 a. GALLONS 0 b. CUBIC FEET 0 c, POUNDS 0 d. TONS · If EHS. amount nmst be in s, o a, ABOVE GROUND TANK Db, UNDERGROUND TANK o c, TANK INSIDE BUIlDING 181 d. STEEL DRUM STORAGE PRESSURE 181 a. AMBIENT De. PLASTIClNONMETALLIC DRUM o f. CAN o g, CARBOY Ob.SIW o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o L FIBER DRUM o j, BAG o k. BOX o I. CYLINDER o m. GLASS BOTI1..E 0 q. RAIL CAR o n. PLASTIC BOTTLE 0 r. OTHER o o. TOTE BIN o p. TANK WAGON 223 o c. BEWW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE 181 a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT o d. CRYOGENIC 22j %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # >90 226 lubricating base oil 227 o Yes 0 No 228 229 2 230 hydrotreated Dist., Lt. Naphth 231 o Yes 0 No 232 64742525 233 3 <4 234 lithium base thickeners 235 o Yes 0 No 236 237 4 <6 238 additives 239 o Yes 0 No 240 241 5 242 243 DYes 0 No 244 245 H m.... hazanloos compouents an preseut al greater tbaø 1 ~ by weight it ~ or 0.1 ~ by weight if cardno;enlc. attach additional sheets of paper capturiDg the nqulnd loI'ormatiœ. ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION 246 UPCF (1/99) 6 IfE7£ease Si Here OES Fonn 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION (one Dage Der material oer buildine or area) I8IADD DDELETE DREVISE 200 Page .Jf. of -Ifì. I. FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) 3 United Parcel Service CHEMICAL LOCATION 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL 202 automotive shop EPCRA 181 YES D NO FACILITY ID # I I I I I I I I I I I I MAP# (optional) 2Œ I GRID# (optional) 204 ll. CHEMICAL INFORMATION . CHEMICAL NAME 205 TRADE SECRET DYes 181 No 206 blend of hydrocarbon If Subject to EPCRA, refer to instructions COMMON NAME 21JI 208 EHS* DYes 181 No Motor oil Chevron Delo 15-40 CASH 209 mixture *If EHS is uYes", an amounts below must be in lbs. FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete if required by CUPA) 210 HAZARDOUSMATEroAL 212 I CURIES 213 TYPE (Check one item only) D a. PURE 181 b. MIXTURE D c. WASTE 211 RADIOACTIVE DYes 181 No PHYSICAL STATE 215 (Check one item only) D a, SOLID 181 b. LIQUID D c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 450 FED HAZARD CATEGORIES 216 (Check all that apply) 181 a. FIRE D b, REACfIVE D c. PRESSURE RELEASE D d, ACUTE HEALTH D e. CHRONIC HEALTH AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 2171 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 218 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT 2191 STATE WASTE CODE 220 20 450 221 I DAYS ON SITE: '122 UNITS· 181 a. GALLONS D b, CUBIC FEET D c. POUNDS D d. TONS 365 (Check one item only) · If EHS, amount must be in pounds. STORAGE CONTAINER 181 a, ABOVE GROUND TANK De. PLASTICfNONMETALLIC DRUM D i. FIBER DRUM D m. GLASS BOTTLE D q. RAIL CAR D b. UNDERGROUND TANK D f. CAN D j. BAG D n. PLASTIC BOTTLE D r. OTHER D c. TANK INSIDE BUILDING D g. CARBOY D k. BOX D 0, TOTE BIN D d. STEEL DRUM D h. SILO D I. CYLINDER Dp. TANKWAGON 223 STORAGE PRESSURE 181 a. AMBIENT D b. ABOVE AMBIENT D c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE 181 a. AMBIENT D b. ABOVE AMBIENT D c. BELOW AMBIENT D d. CRYOGENIC 225 %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CAS # 1 226 refmed petroleum distillates 227 DYes 181 No 228 mixture 229 2 230 base oil! additives 231 DYes 181 No 232 64741884 233 3 234 zinc alkyl dithrophosphate 235 DYes 181 No 236 68649423 2!7 4 238 hexane 239 DYes 121 No 240 110543 241 5 242 243 DYes 0 No 244 245 U more hazardous components an present al greater than 1'110 by weight if non-can:inogenic, or 0.1'110 by weight if earcinogenic, attach additional.heelS of paper eapturiug the required information. ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION 246 If EPCRA Please Sie:n Here UPCF (1199) 6 OES Form 2731 UNIFIED PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY - CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION one e I mateñaJ OADD ODELETE JŒVISE 200 I. FACILITY INFORMATION BUSINESS NAME (Same as FACILITY NAME or DBA - Doing Business As) United. Parcel Service CHEMICAL LOCATION automotive shop 3 !1.' FACiLITY ID H 201 CHEMICAL LOCATION CONFIDENTIAL EPCRA ~ YES 0 NO MAPH (optional) 203 GRID# (optional) 202 204 II. CHEMICAL INFORMATION CHEMICAL NAME lubricatin base oil COMMON NAME Mobile SHC 50 s thetÌC CASH N/A FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Complete ifr~red by CUPA) 205 TRADE SECRET o Yes ~ No 206 If Subject 10 EPCRA, ",fer 10 instrUCtions EHS* ::: Yes ~ No 208 1f.J7 w *IfEHS is "Yes", all amounts below must be in 100. 210 HAZARDOUS MA TERJAL TYPE (Check one item only) 213 o a, PURE 181 b, MIXTIJRE 0 c. WASTE 211 RADIOACTIVE 0 Yes 181 No 212 CURJFS PHYSICAL STATE (Check one item only) FED HAZARD CA TEGORJES (Check aIllhat apply) AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 215 o a, SOLID 181 b, LIQUID o c. GAS 214 LARGEST CONTAINER 55 2\6 o a, FIRE 0 b. REACIlVE 0 c. PRESSURE RELEASE o d. ACUTE HEALTH 0 e, CHRONIC HEAL1H < 1 217 MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT 2\8 ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT 55 219 STATE WASTE CODE 221) 221 222 UNITS' Check one item on STORAGE CONTAINER B a. GALLONS 0 b. CUBIC FEET ~ c, POUNDS 0 d. TONS · If EHS, amount must be in ounds, STORAGE PRESSURE 181 a. AMBIENT o e. PLASTICINONMEfALLlC DRUM Of.CAN o g. CARBOY o h. SILO o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o ¡, FIBER DRUM o j. BAG o Ic,BûX o l CYLINDER o m. GLASS BOTILE 0 q. RAIL CAR o n. PLASTIC B01TLE 0 r. OTHER o o. TOTE BIN o p. TANK WAGON 223 o a. ABOVE GROUND TANK o b. UNDERGROUND TANK o c. TANK INSIDE BUIWING 181 d. STEEL DRUM o c. BELOW AMBIENT 224 STORAGE TEMPERATURE 181 a. AMBIENT o b. ABOVE AMBIENT o c. BELOW AMBIENT o d. CRYOGENIC 225 %WT HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (For mixture or waste only) EHS CASH < 15 226 hydrotreated distillate m DYes 181 No 228 64742547 229 2 < 15 230 solvent 231 o Yes 181 No 232 64742650 233 3 > 85 234 lubricating base oil 235 DYes 181 No 236 mixture m 4 238 239 DYes 0 No 240 241 5 242 243 DYes 0 No 244 245 U mor-e bazardous compooeulS ~ pnseDt at gnater than 1~ by wåght if~, or O.l~ by wåght if earåDogeak, attach additIonal.- 01 papa' caPturiøc tile required iDfOl1llalioø. UPCF (1/99) 6 246 "£5; ,,"" OES Form 2731 ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION Oil_pill Response Conta.ist FACILITY NAME: BAKERSFIELD Facility Spill Coordinator Name: Craig Hill Office: 661-326-1595 Home: Pgr/Cell 661-634-2840 Alternate Facility Spill Coordinator Name: RICK GARCIA Office: 559-442-2925 Home: N/A Pgr/Cell 559-263-0954 District Spill Coordinator Name: Stacey Byrem Office: 510-633-4035 Home: 510-533-6488 Pgr/Cell 510- 448-7633 Alternate District Spill Coordinator Name: Offi ce: ) - Home: ) - Pgr/Cell ) - Local Fire Department Name: Office: 911 Home: Pgr/Cell Facility Engineer Name: David Hallett Office: 510-633-3974 Home: 925-803-9961 Pgr/Cell 510-4483134 District Plant Engineering Manager Name: Doug Ray Office: 510-633-4037 Home: Pgr/Cell 510-448-2623 Region Environmental Coordinator Name: Joe Kehrt Office: 510-636-2680 Home: Pgr/Cell 925-833-4678 Corporate Reporting Name: Corporate Environmental Group Office: 404-828-4254 Home: ( ) - Pgr/Cell 404-432-4699 Alternate Corporate Spill Coordinator Name: Corporate Environmental Group Office: 404-828-6766 Home: ( ) - Pgr/Cell 727-460-5742 DA TE REVISED: February 2003 Local Spill Cleanup Contractor Name: MP Environmental Services Office: 1-800- 458-3036 Home:N/A Pgr/Cell N/A Alternate Local Spill Cleanup Contractor Name: Universal Environmental Office: 707-747-6699 Home: N/A Pgr/Cell N/A Fuel Facility Repair Contractor Name: Franzen Hill Office: 800-655-3436 Home: 559-688-2977 Pgr/Cell N/A Alternate Fuel Facility Repair Contractor Name: Champion Tank Testing Office: 800-660-9443 Home: N/A Pgr/Cell N/A Tank Draining Contractor Name: Franzen Hill Office: 800-655-3436 Home: 559-688-2977 Pgr/Cell N/A Tank Testing Contractor Name: Champion Tank Testing Office: 800-660-9443 Home: N/A Pgr/Cell N/A Electrical Contractor Name: Levinar Office: 661-323-7044 Home: Pgr/Cell Alternate Electrical Contractor Name: AC Office: 661-633-5368 Home: N/A Pgr/Cell N/A State Water Pollution Agency Name: Office of Emergency Services Office: 800-852-7550 Home: Pgr/Cell Local Water Pollution Agency Name: City of Bakersfield Office: 661-326-3979 Home: Pgr/Cell e e Employee Emergency Action Steps for an Oil Spill Response Plan for Bakersfield Facility Location: Fuel Island 1. STOP THE SOURCE Emergency Fuel Shut-off Switch Located: On the exterior wall at the car wash tunnel. 2. CONTAIN THE SPILL Prevent Spill from Entering Storm Drain System or Leaving UPS Premises by Placing Containment Equipment: Place containment booms around spill. Do not allow product to leave UPS property. Do not allow product to enter storm drain. Place absorbent sheets or clay absorbent to absorb spilled product. Place used absorbents in plastic bags and process through DMP. (See Diagram on Back) Spill Kit Located: In yellow barrel at fuel island Additional Containment Equipment Located: HazMat compliance center 3. CALL FOR HELP Contact: Operations Manager- Craig Hill Office Telephone: 661-326-1595 Home Telephone: 661-634-2840(p) Alternate - Rick Garcia Office Telephone: 559-442-2925 Home Telephone: 559-263-0954(p) District Spill Coordinator - Stacey Byrem Office Telephone: 510-633-4035 Home Telephone: 510-448-7633(p) e e Damaged Materials Program Contingency Plan Bakersfield Facility Bakersfield, CA United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Ave. Bakersfield, CA. 93308 Day (661) 326-1595 Evening (661) 326-1595 Company name: Facility address: Phone number: EMERGENCY COORDINATORS Primary emergency Coordinator: Coordinators Home address: Coordinators work phone number: Coordinators emergency phone number: Secondary emergency Coordinator: Coordinators home address: Coordinators work phone number: Coordinators emergency phone number: LOCAL EMERGENCY CONTACTS Fire Department Police Department Hospital Electric Co. Gas Co EPARegion 9 Chemtrec Emergency Response MP Environmental ( emergency contact) Poison Control Center Facility hazardous materials business plan is on file with county agency. Craig Hill Bakersfield (661) 326-1595 (661) 634-2840(p) Rick Garcia Fresno, Ca. (559) 442-2929 (559) 263-0954(P) 911/(661) 324-4542 911/(661) 327-7111 911/(661)-632-5000 (800) 611-1911 (800) 611-1911 (415) 947-8000 (800) 424-9300 (800) 458-3036 (800) 876-4766 02/25/2003 15:58 6613260739 UPS AUT09330É PAGE 01 e e I: UPS EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN DAMAGED PACKAGE PROCEDURE DESIGNATED RESPONDER ANNUAL CERTIFICATION , . Bakersfield 0186/0191/0360 Vigil CENTER EHP CODE INSTRUCTOR 11-Feb-03 Initial Date Annual Date Current Date Respirator Social Security Employee Shift 1 of Training of Training of Medical Training Number Name Area (12 Hour) (4 Hour) Evaluation Type / Model Msnaqemenf 546-37-1576 Craie Hili On Road 10/29/92 12/05/02 06/05/02 SCBA I MMR Ultral/te 613-01-1573 David Palmer LIS 03{01/01 06/05/02 02{28{01 SCBA f MMA U1tral/te Hourlv 559-82-4983 Lester Spraaue P/L 10/29/92 06/06/02 07/16/02 SCBA I MMR Ultrallte 559-93-2149 Rvan Lansina LIS 03/01/01 12/05/02 04/06101 SCBA I MMR Ultrallte Codes for EHP: 0181 - Respiratory Protection 0186 -InitIal 12 Hour Training 0191 - 4 Hour Recertification 0360 - Damaged Materials Program The certification form :must be maintained In Section III of the center's Emergency Response Plan Safety Manual Vo. XIV. (Blue Book) -' 82/25/2883 15:59 55132513739 e UPS AUT09330f PAGE 81 e United Parcel Service EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN I CHAIN OF COMMAND DATE: 11·Feb-03 ..... AUTHORIZEO TO EVACUATE THE FACILITY AND AND NOTIFY THE OUTSIDE RESPONDER 1 2 3 4 5 6 Division Mana er Stockdale Mana er Bakersfield Preload Su ervisor Local Sort Su ervisor 661-326-8195 661-326-1595 661-326-8195 661-326-1595 661-326-0805 661-392-0124 661-587-4866 661-587-4514 661-872-6403 661-588-3831 DESIGNATED RESPONDERS (MANAGEMENT DESIGNATED RESPONDERS (HOURLY EMPLOYEES) Bakersfield I Preload Bakersfield / Local Sort ARE THERE ANY OTHER FED/STATE AGENCIES WITH WHICH EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIVITIES ARE COORDINATED? NAME OF AGENCY: AGENCY CONTACT PERSON: AGENCY PHONE NUMBER: OUTSIDE RESPONDER: CONTACT PERSON: PHONE NUMBER: 911 911 911 Mpe Gina Blankenship 1 800 458-3036 UPS EM~RGeNCY RESPONse PLAN - SECTION VII - Chain of Command Rev. 04102 - .. \. CUST'PI'PE & NO. ES - s3(D - MISCELLANEOUS RECEIVABLES ADJUSTMENT DATE3-/~ -:tt NEW ACCOUNT ! ADDRESS CHANGS CLOSE ACCT i : FINANCE CHARGE , OTHER ADJ I CUSTOMER NAME ~; i e.J Pacee J ,Sex-if; c--fJ MAILING ADDRESS <6L\-ao PCA{o\ee Dr- CllY {9~ \ÜJ(\d STATE (ì- ZIP CODE qLj6;;;¿ ( SITE ADDRESS 375D() /Ù. S\,\~e-c-+ ~.€..- PARCEL NUMBER (IF APPUCABlE) ADJUSTMENT I R~~;S: 'Ô~ ~Ó ~ùrcha~~ s~oJcÁ'v~ APPROVED BY -<:l@:;- ~ / / ./ KERN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ENYlRONMENTAL HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION 2700 M STREET, BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 BUISNESS PLAN 1999 ~ ~ ----.--- -------.-- - ...... .---- _..----~- Cafifomia Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Fonn . Business OwnerfOperator Identification Page ""' '. R"ftCEIVED , f1ðAftrA¡ 11999 ~/ ;." ,/ / y, .:'7"-...'.- (2) 101 I O( I J-avl I BUSINESS PHONE CALENDAR YEAR BEGINNING (1) I D \ f 0 { I q9 I ENDING BUSINESS NAME (4) I UY!lfd ¡;;"fr?7} Sert/lœ SITE ADDRESS (6) I ~O N. ~/e/+ CliY (7) I 11.·.hrs.f1.e1d DUN & BRADSTREET (10) I 00 -G:FJ9-Ht)8( OPERATOR NAME (12) I rhwfos JubOVl STATE (8) I I OWNER NAME (14) I U" I+eJ lir¡,oJ OWNER MAIUNG ADDRESS (16) I <;r/"¡DO CITf (17) I Oc.Jdo..nJ OWNER INFORMAT10N ~VI.l'~ OWNER PHONE fJ~ f)nll~ STATE (18) ENVIRONMENTAL CONTACT CONTACT NAME (20) I J/1~HkW' Morris MAILING ADDRESS (22) I 15/..{00 /Ja-du. CITf (23) I Odclc.1Il1 Primary NAME (25) I CI1cr Ie s Ju b' Oi1 Tm.E (27) I C£1d:v- ~f BUSINESS PHONE (28) I 'i05 - 3 ~-159 5 24-HOUR PHONE (29) I ¥O 5 - S~g- - 'iJ<).95 PAGER (30) r /Jnlll" I STATE (24) EMERGENCY CONTACTS NAME (31) TITLE (32) BUSINESS PHONE 2~OUR PHONE PAGER (35) ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ON SITE AHM (36) YES @ if yes. and aÞcve Thres/1CId Quantities. at!ad'I a sheet at ~acer WIllI a general <2~ of tile process and ~ <lqU¡)menL i I I I I I I I I (21) I 5"10 - ~?:J -Lf03 S I I I 'I I (3) PAGE 1 OF I 13 (5) I ~OS-3:2b-<¡J/95" SIC CODE (4 DIGIT II) OPERATOR PHONE ZIP (9) I 93308' (11) I L¡~/5 (13) I fj'os-- 3 ?fo-fi/9 S ICA (15) I '&;-/0 - 6:13 - 4o:Jt.f Iú.. I: ZIP 94to~{ (19) I CONTACT PHONE Iú. ZIP (25) 1 qi.{ to :J- I $ecQndary :¿;z~ (33) I ~OS- '3~-g-19S (34) I ~OS - 39-:2 - 01 :).L¡ ADDITIONAL. LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMA T10N TYPE OF BUSINESS (37A) fCL~~ I..kJIi'~ ! DATE OF OWNERSHIP (37B) 1/9 NlJMBER OF EMPLOYEES (37C) I TOTAL POUNDS OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAlS (370) I INVOICE CONTACT (37E) I Pfud- fs~5 ~ I INVOICE PHONE (37F) I õ7 0 - fcJ1-40317 INVOICE CONTACT AODRESS (37G) __ _ Ontlt..- CITf (37H) I ðc..'c~~ I STATE (37t) t a PURPOSE OF SUBMITTAL - CHECK ONE (371<): FIRST FILING OF BUSINESS ?~N c::J YEARLY CHEMICAL INVENTORY I! ~ I ZIP (37J) q4~~{ UPDATE OR REVISION OF OWNER INFO OR INVENTORY NO CHANGE· INVENTORY SAME AS ?REVIOUS FlUNG I : L-...J CHANGE OF ADDRESS CHANGE OF OWNER CHANGE OF NAME [ I ! I I I OTHER (EX?~IN): i :För.Of!fcø'usao"~';;' n::,:..:::::::::::::::\::\::::t:::::::t:t::::::ttt:{\ft:::::::::::;:,: , .' . '. n, ,n ,n, ¡8kTé~k&M£t::::é;'¡::::::'¡':::':::::::}:::}:r:{:::::::::::::::::::tH::i:i:::F.Æ:OèìiAA~';:;::;¿i;i::.::;:;::::::¡:::,:)¡,j:j:;'·:':j.:::::::¡:::;:¡:::i¡:¡:¡¡:::'jij::i:i'.:::::":):,:::;:::,:::,:::";:::.:,::jl I I, CERTIFICATION: I CERTIFY UNDER PENAlTY OF LAW THAT I HAve PERSONALLY EXAMINED AND AM FAMILIAR wm-t niE iNFORMATION SUBMITTëtI IN nilS INVENTORY AND BEUeve niE INFORMATION IS TRUE. ACCURATE. AND CO"~ ?RINT NAME OF DOCUMENT ?REPARER SiGNATURE OF OWNER/OPERA TOR (38) I J1¿.~w ;f1ern.s (39)1~~ DATE (40)! .1.. !:L)' f q9 f I I í - e -~ ~' --.. c.,iio;;;'; ".."do", M.to.". """'0" .opo"fO' Fon¡¡: '",m''''' """plio. _ '(1)1 DADD 0 DELETE OREVlSE I PAGE (2) .__._-_.~.-. ',: f~c\ >~,~ "~~4~ i~ '.~'~{ ,!J} . -~~ /0 o (3) tJ BUSINESS NAME CHEMICAL LOCATION (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD (5)1 AUTOSHOP " MAP # (6) Dv[i]N Dv[i]N GRID # (7) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8)1 PETROLEUM LUBRICANT (9)1 DURALlTH GREASE I TRADE SECRET I I . IF EHS sax IS Y ALl AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LB8. (11) . EHS(12) (13) CAS # (10) 64741884 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write In the appropriate Class,) ~~~;~~y Toxic Health CharacterlStl§cs Sensitizer Corrosive Carcinogen Irritant Radioactive Other Health Hazard Physical Characteristics ~ExPIOSiveS/8laSting Agents ~Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive Class_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class _ Oxidizer Class_ Organic Peroxide Flammable Gas Class _ Pyrophoric Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF· REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS RADIOACTIVE (15) I 0 V [J N I (16) I TYPE (14) I [J MIXTURE 0 WASTE I PURE (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) o SOLID [J LIQUID o GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE PRESSURE STORAGE TEMPERATURE (29) '!oINT ~~ (18) [J FIRE 0 REACTIVE OPRESSURE RELEASE [JACUTE HEALTH I CHRONIC HEALTH UNITS' (22) GGAL o CU FT MAX DAILY AMOUNT 365 OlBS o TONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 55 GALLONS . If EHS, amounts must be in Ibs. ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT (26) ~ "0''' ",,0",0 ,.., §~ §'" UNDER GROUND TANK CARBOY CYLINDER TANK INSIDE BUILDING SILO GLASS BOTTLE X STEEL DRUM FIBER DRUM PLASTIC BOTTLE PLASTIC/NONMETALLIC DRUM BAG TOTE BIN (23) I 55 GALLONS (24) 25 GALLONS (25) § TANK WAGON RAIL CAR -- ---- (27) [JAMBIENT 0 ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (28) [J AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT o CRYOGENIC (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT LUBRICATING BASE OIL (MIXTURE) HYDROGENATED CASTOR OIL ADDITIVES (31) EHS (32) CAS # ~Y~N Y X N V X N V N V N 68476346 64742809 8008206 (33) ADDITIONAL lOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT, CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 330 U!S 7"~ (1)1 DADD 0 DELETE -- e California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form· Chemical Descriptiön"Page ------, o REVISE I PAGE (2) ~ ~<'~.·:,~·,!S~' ,', " -~f;.- ".-'.. ~-~{ )~4~.: ,',~~ I ~\... :<:- o (3) 13 BUSINESS NAME CHEMICAL LOCATION (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD (5)1 AUTOS HOP MAP # (6) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8) I EHYLENE GLYCOL (9)1 ANTIFREEZE GRID # (7) ITRADE SECRET CAS # (10) (13) . IF EHS BOX IS...,.. ALL AMOUNTS MUST Be IN LBS. FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropliate Class,) 107211 Health Characteristics ~TOXiC Highly Toxic Corrosive Irritant Other Health Hazard Physical Characteristics ~ ExplosivesIBlasting Agents ~Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Uquid Class_ Water Reactive Class_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class _ Oxidizer Class_ Organic PeroXIde Flammable Gas Class_ Pyropholic Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF - REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS TYPE (14) I I PURE [LJ MIXTURE o WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) I DY[LJN (16) I o SOLID [LJ LIQUID o GAS (18) o FIRE o REACTIVE o PRESSURE RELEASE [LJACUTE HEALTH Ix PHYSICAL (17) STATE FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER UNITS' (22) o GAL o CU FT MAX DAILY AMOUNT 365 DLBS o TONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 55 GALLONS . If EHS. amounts must be in Ibs. ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT (26) ~ ."""""""'",,, ~~ ~.o, UNDER GROUND TANK CARBOY CYUNDER TANK INSIDE BUILDING SILO GLASS BOTTLE STEEL DRUM FIBER DRUM PLASTIC BOTTLE X PLASTlClNONMETALUC DRUM BAG TOTE BIN (11) 0 yGJ N 'EHS (12) 0 yGJ N §sensitizer Carcinogen Radioactive (CURIES) I CHRONIC HEALTH (23) I 55 GALLONS (24) 25 GALLONS (25) 330 GALLONS § TANK WAGON RAIL CAR ------ (33) ADDITIONAL LOCAU Y CDLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: '54 LSS STORAGE (27) [LJAMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT PRESSURE STORAGE (28) [LJ AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT o CRYOGENIC TEMPERATURE (29) 'YoWT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31)EHS (32) CAS # 85-95 ETHYLENE GLYCOL ~'~' 107211 2 <5 DIETHYLENE GLYCOL Y X N 111466 3 <5 HYDRA TED INORGANIC ACID. SODIUM SALT Y X N PROPRIETY 4 <5 WATER Y X N 7732185 5 Y N e e ~-- - - - ""'oml. H~",o", M.....';-,.;;.Otô,y: R.poiil"'Fo;m-:choml~j "",",pUo. P... (1)1 DADD 0 DELETE DREVISE I PAGE (2) (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD (5)1 AUTOSHOP BUSINESS NAME CHEMICAL LOCATION .. --" ~ - - -- -- ..-.,".-..--,-- .~ :1" . ;:l!: Î o (3) J3 GRID # (7) MAP # (6) ~~ ':õ" CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8)1 MOTOR OIL (9)1 LUBRCATING BASE OIL CAS # (10) MIX FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropriate Class.) I TRADE SECRET (11) Dy~::h 'EHS (12) D yli] N (13) . IF EHS BOX IS Y ALL AMOUNTS MUst BE IN LBS. Physical Characteristics ~EXPIOSives/8laSting Agents §Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive Class_ Combustible Liquid ! Class_ Unstable Reactive Class _ Oxidizer Class_ Organic Peroxide Flammable Gas Class_ Pyrophoric Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF· REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS Health Characteristics §TOxic Highly Toxic Corrosive Irritant Other Health Hazard §sensitizer Carcinogen Radioactive TYPE (14) I PHYSICAL (17) STATE ~ MIXTURE 0 WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) I 0 Y [!] N I I PURE FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE PRESSURE STORAGE TEMPERATURE (29) %WT >70 2 <3 3 <1.5 4 <.1 5 o SOLID [!] LIQUID o GAS (16) I ~ACUTE HEALTH MAX DAILY AMOUNT AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT ~BOX CYLINDER GLASS BOTTLE PLASTIC BOTTLE TOTE BIN DCRYOGENIC (31)EHS ~Y~N Y X N Y X N Y X N Y N (CURIES) (18) ~ FIRE 0 REACTIVE o PRESSURE RELEASE Ix I CHRONIC HEALTH (33) ADDmONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT, CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 3750 LBS o GAL o CU FT (23) I 500 GALLONS UNITS' (22) DLBS o TONS (24) 250 GALLONS 365 500 GALLONS . If EHS, amounts must be in Ibs, (25) (26) ~ ABOVE GROUND TANK UNDER GROUND TANK TANK INSIDE BUILDING STEEL DRUM PLASTIC/NONMETALLIC DRUM ~CAN CARBOY SILO FIBER DRUM BAG § TANK WAGON RAIL CAR ------ (27) ~AMBIENT 0 ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (32) CAS # MIXTURE 64741884 68649423 110543 (28) [!] AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT LUBRICATING BASE OIUREFINED PETROLEUM DISTILLATES BASE OIUADDITlVES ZINC ALKYL DITHROPHOSPHATE HEXANE ~- ~y:-¿,,"'m;. _,do., M.teri." '"~"""Y '.p""'"' Fo~ . Chern"" D~ripti'" Pogo (1)1 DADO 0 DELETE DREVISE I PAGE (2) (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD (5)1 AUTOS HOP BUSINESS NAME CHEMICAL LOCATION e e ----- -----".- -.. G, o (3) (3 MAP # (6) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8)1 WASTE OIL (9)1 WASTE OIL GRID # (7) ITRADE SECRET (11) OY~N 'EHS(12) ~ yO N CAS # (10) (13) FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropriate Class.) N/A . IF EHS BOX IS Y ALl AMOUNTS MUST BE IN I..BS. ~~~:h~ Toxic Health Characteristl§cs Sensitizer Corrosive Carcinogen Irritant Radioactive Other Health Hazard PhysIcal Characteristics ~EXPIOSives/BlaSting Agents ~Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive Class_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class _ Oxidizer Class_ Organic Peroxide Flammable Gas Class_ Pyrophoric Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF, REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS TYPE (14) I RADIOACTIVE (15) I 0 Y ŒJ N I (16) I (CURIES) o MIXTURE ŒJ WASTE I PURE PHYSICAL STATE (17) o SOLID ŒJ LIQUID o GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE PRESSURE STORAGE TEMPERATURE (29) %WT (18) [] FIRE o REACTIVE OPRESSURE RELEASE ŒJACUTE HEALTH Ix I CHRONIC HEALTH UNITS' (22) o GAL o CU FT MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) I 500 GALLONS 365 DLBS o TONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT (24) 250 GALLONS 500 GALLONS . ~ EHS, amounts must be in Ibs. ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT (25) (26) ~ .~, G~",,~' ~~' ~- § TANK WAGON UNDER GROUND TANK CARBOY CYUNDER RAIL CAR TANK INSIDE BUILDING SILO GLASS BOTTLE ------ STEEL DRUM FIBER DRUM PLASTIC BOTTLE PLASTICINONMETALUC DRUM BAG TOTE BIN (27) ŒJAMBIENT 0 ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (28) ŒJ AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT DCRYOGENIC (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31)EHS (32) CAS # ¡§ I I §~~~ I N/A WASTE OIL (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT, CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 37" LBS ?/ '£1., __.......,~'u California Hazardous Materials Inventory ReportingnForm--Che¡:'ifcal Description Page" (1)1 DADO 0 DELETE DREVlSE I PAGE (2) (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD (5) 1 FUEL ISLAND BUSINESS NAME CHEMICAL LOCATION e e - --------* 'l.. o (3) 13 MAP # (6) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8)1 BLEND OF HYDROCARBONS (9)1 GASOLINE GRID # (7) TRACE SECRET (11) 0 yGJ N -EHS (12) Ii] yO N CAS # (10) (13) FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropriate Class.) 8006619 ~ IF EHS BOX IS Y ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS. Physical Characteristics ~EXPIOSives/8laSting Agents ~Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive Ctass_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class _ Oxidizer Class_Organic Peroxide Flammable Gas Class_ Pyrophoric Non,Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF· REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS Health Characteristics ~TOXiC Highly Toxic Corrosive Irritant Other Health Hazard §sensmzer Carcinogen Radioactive TYPE (14) I RADIOACTIVE (15) I 0 Y ~ N I (16) I ~ MIXTURE 0 WASTE I PURE (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) o SOUD ~ LIQUID o GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER (18) [J] FIRE o REACTIVE o PRESSURE RELEASE ~ACUTE HEALTH Ix UNITS' (22) o GAL o CU FT MAX DAILY AMOUNT 365 DLBS o TONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT 10,000 GALLONS I . If EHS. amounts must be in Ibs. ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT (26) ~ 'OO~G"'",D'~' ~~ ~OO' X UNDER GROUND TANK CARBOY CYLINDER TANK INSIDE BUILDING SILO GLASS BOTTLE STEEL DRUM FIBER DRUM PLASTIC BOTTLE PLASTIC/NONMETALLIC DRUM BAG TOTE BIN I CHRONIC HEALTH .3) I ----' ') 20.000 GALLO~S ~/' I ------ 5,000 GALLONS I I (24) (25) § TANK WAGON RAIL CAR ------ STORAGE (27) ~AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT PRESSURE STORAGE (28) ŒJ AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT o CRYOGENIC TEMPERATURE (29) 'IoWT (30) HAZAROOUS COMPONENT (31)EHS (32) CAS # 85,95 HYDROCARBON/GASOLINE ~'~' 8006619 <5 BENZENE X Y N 71432 3 BLEND OF HYDROCARBONS X Y N MIXTURE 4 <25 TOLUENE X Y N 108883 5 XYLENE X Y N (33) ADDmONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT, CONVERSION TO POUNDS: '48,000 LBS ~<,~" e e ·__·_.________.n_~__ California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form· Chemical Description Page (1)\ DADD 0 DELETE OREV1SE I PAGE (2) o (3) /1.. 13 8USINESS NAME CHEMICAL LOCATION (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 8AKERSFIELD (5)1 AUTOS HOP MAP # (6) (11) 0 yGJ N 'EHS (12) 0 yGJ N GRID # (7) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME I TRADE SECRET (6)1 OXYGEN (9)1 OXYGEN CAS # (10) FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Ched< all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropriate Class.) 7762447 . IF EHS BOX IS 'Y" Þ.lL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN lBS. (13) Physical Characteristics Health Characteristics ~ExPIOSives/8IaSting Agents ~Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive ~~~;'~y Toxic §SenSitizer Class_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Corrosive Carcinogen Class _ Oxidizer Class_ Organic Peroxide lnitsnt Radioactive Flammable Gas Class_ Pyrophoric Other Health Hazard Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF, REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS TYPE (14) I Ix PHYSICAL (17) STATE I PURE o MIXTURE o WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) I OY~NI (16) I o SOLID o UQUID ~GAS (18) ~FIRE o REACTIVE ~PRESSURE RELEASE OACUTE HEALTH Ix I CHRONIC HEALTH (CURIES) FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE PRESSURE STORAGE TEMPERATURE (29) '!oINT GJ CU FT o TONS o GAL OLBS 300 CF MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) UNITS' (22) 150CF 365 AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT (24) 150CF (25) ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT . If EHS, amounts must be in Ibs, (26) ~ "'''''G'O,"''''' ~~ UNDER GROUND TANK CARBOY TANK INSIDE BUILDING SILO STEEL DRUM FIBER DRUM PLASTIC/NONMETALUC DRUM BAG (27) DAMBIENT ~ ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (26) ~ AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT ~BOX X CYUNDER GLASS BOTTLE PLASTIC BOTTLE TOTE BIN § TANK WAGON RAIL CAR -- ---- OCRYOGENIC (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # ;§ I I mml 778447 OXYGEN (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT, CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 18.9 LBS o HX:-' e e (1)1 California Hazardous Materials Inventory Repoiting Form - Chemical Description Page DADD 0 DELETE DREVlSE I PAGE (2) BUSINESS NAME CHEMICAL LOCATION "---' --------.---------. l~ I I I I DY~N ~yDN II o (3) (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD (5)1 AUTOS HOP MAP II (6) ITRADE SECRET GRID# (1) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8)1 ACETYLENE (9)1 ACETYLENE (11) 'EHS . (12) CAS # (10) (13) FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropriate Class.) 74862 . IF EHS BOX IS Y AlL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS. Physical Characteristics ~ Explosives/Blasting Agents ~Aammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive Class_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class _ Oxidizer Class_ Organic Peroxide Flammable Gas Class_ Pyrophoric Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF - REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS Health Characteristics ~TOxiC Highly Toxic Corrosive Irritant Other Health Hazard § Sensitizer Carcinogen Radioactive TYPE (14) I Ix PHYSICAL (17) STATE RADIOACTIVE (15) I 0 Y IÐ N I (16) I o MIXTURE 0 WASTE I PURE (CURIES) FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE PRESSURE STORAGE TEMPERATURE (29) %WT J~ I o SOLID 0 LIQUID IÐ GAS (18) IÐ FIRE o REACTIVE IÐPRESSURE RELEASE IÐACUTE HEALTH I CHRONIC HEALTH UNITS' (22) o GAL EJ CU FT MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) 1 300 CF 365 DLBS D TONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT (24) 70CF 150CF . If EHS. amounts must be in Ibs. ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT (25) (26) ~ ~""'G"'","~' .~~ ~ "" § TANK WAGON UNDER GROUND TANK CARBOY X CYUNDER RAILCAR TANK INSIDE BUILDING SILO GLASS BOTTLE ------ STEEL DRUM FIBER DRUM PLASTIC BOTTLE PLASTlClNONMETALUC DRUM BAG TOTE BIN (27) DAMBIENT IÐ ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (28) IÐ AMBIENT 0 ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT o CRYOGENIC (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31)EHS (32) CAS II ACETYLENE ACETONE ~Y~N X Y N Y N Y N Y N 74862 67641 (33) ADDmONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 121.9 Les V' ,-----'..,.--(1- ,-, 'California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Desc:"ription Pàig-ã-'- (1)\ DADO 0 DELETE DREVISE I PAGE (2) (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD (5)1 AUTOSHOP BUSINESS NAME CHEMICAL LOCATION e e ---- --- --~. .. -~:~' '~".iF ,;1 "">¡ o (3) (11) I I I I DVGJN DVGJN 1.3 MAP # (6) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8)1 PETROLEUM LUBRICANT (9)1 LUBRICANT GRID# (7) 64741884 !TRADE SECRET . EHS . (12) CAS # (10) . IF EHS BOX IS Y AU. AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LaS. (13) FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropriate Class,) TYPE (14) Physical Characteristics ~ Explosives/8lasting Agents ~ Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive Class_ Combustible Uquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class _ Oxidizer Class_ Organic Peroxide Flammable Gas Class_ Pyrophoric Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF, REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS ~~~;~~y Toxic Health Characterlstl§CS Sensitizer Corrosive Carcinogen Irritant Radioactive Other Health Hazard I PURE ŒJ MIXTURE 0 WASTE RADIOACTIVE (15) I 0 V ŒJ N I PHYSICAL STATE (17) o GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE PRESSURE STORAGE TEMPERATURE (29) %WT ;~ o SOUD ŒJ LIQUID (18) ŒJ FIRE 0 REACTIVE o PRESSURE RELEASE (16) I (CURIES) MAX DAIL V AMOUNT (23) I 30 GALLONS 20 GALLONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT (24) DACUTE HEALTH Ix I CHRONIC HEALTH o GAL D CU FT ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT (25) ~BOX CVUNDER GLASS BOTTLE PLASTIC BOTTLE TOTE BIN § TANK WAGON RAIL CAR ------ (27) Œ]AMBIENT 0 ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT DCRVOGENIC (31)EHS (32) CAS # ~¡~~ I 64741884 I I 365 I @ALLONS UNITS' (22) DLBS o TONS . If EHS, amounts must be in Ibs, (26) ~ ABOVE GROUND TANK UNDER GROUND TANK TANK INSIDE BUILDING X STEEL DRUM PLASTlC/NONMETALUC DRUM ~CAN CARBOY SILO FIBER DRUM BAG (28) ŒJ AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT LUBRCANT BASE OIL ADDITIVES MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALL V COLLECTED INFORMATION 1219 LßS ,-r.; .t~, ,', ;) ..~, .,' ~, "j -' \)~ ' _._n~._ - ·cZ..o..;,-¡¡...;¡....,;¡""otØ;" ..PortiO, 'om . Ch.m'u' ""<riptiM ..,. (1)1 DADD 0 DELETE DREVlSE I PAGE (2) e e --------"-- - ---- I~ o (3) 13 BUSINESS NAME (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD (5)1 AUTOS HOP CHEMICAL LOCATION MAP # (6) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8)1 MINERAL SPIRITS (9)1 PARTS CLEANER· RECYCLED (CYCLONE SINK) GRID # (7) ITRADE SECRET (11) 0 y[i] N 'EHS (12) 0 Y[!] N CAS # (10) (13) FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropriate Class.) 8052413 . IF EHS BOX IS...,. AlL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS. Physical Characteristics ~ ExplosivesIBlasting Agents ~ Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Warsr Reactive Class_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class _ Oxidizer Class_ Organic Peroxide Flammable Gas Class_ Pyrophoric Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF· REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS Health Characteristics ~TOxiC . Highly Toxic Corrosive Irritant Other Health Hazard § Sensitizer Carcinogen Radioactive TYPE (14) I RADIOACTIVE (15) I 0 Y ~ N I (16) I ~ MIXTURE 0 WASTE I PURE (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) o SOUD ~ LIQUID o GAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE PRESSURE STORAGE TEMPERATURE (29) %WT 99 2 0 3 1 PPM 4 0-100 5 0-100 (18) ~ FIRE 0 REACTIVE DACUTE HEALTH I CHRONIC HEALTH Ix o PRESSURE RELEASE o CU FT o GAL (23) I 30 GALLONS I I 365 1cS.~ALLONS MAX DAILY AMOUNT UNITS' (22) o TONS OLBS 20 GALLONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT (24) ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT . If EHS, amounts must be in Ibs, (25) (26) ~ ABOVE GROUND TANK UNDER GROUND TANK TANK INSIDE BUILDING X STEEL DRUM PLASTIC/NONMETALLIC DRUM §CAN CARBOY SILO FIBER DRUM BAG § TANK WAGON RAILCAR ------ §BOX CYUNDER GLASS BOTTLE PLASTIC BOTTLE TOTE BIN (27) ~AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (28) ~ AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT DCRYOGENIC (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31) EHS (32) CAS # MINERAL SPIRITS ~'~. 8052413 DYE Y X N ANTISTATIC AGENT Y X N NAPHTA SOLVENT Y X N 8052413 PETROLEUM DISTILLATES Y X N 64742478 (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT - CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 1,80 t.BS ,.:~;~~. "f~l i ·ìi .~~ "~~ ~~~ "'{~ ,~-;-. 0'; :~ - ¡,.... 'Ç~ ~ e - ~ California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Pagë (1)1 DADO 0 DELETE OREVlSE I -------..-- .-_._-~-_._-_._._-._--.... ; ::.~ ::f ·'7.~t ,~. PAGE (2) I~ o (3) 9 BUSINESS NAME (4) I UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD CHEMICAL LOCATION (5)1 AUTOSHOP MAP # (6) OY~N ~yON GRID # (1) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8) I BATTERY (9)1 BATTERY I TRADE SECRET I I . IF EHS BOX IS...,. ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LaS. (11) . EHS (12) CAS # (10) (13) 7664939 FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write . in the appropriate Class.) Physical Characteristics ~ Explosivesl8lasting Agents ~Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive Class_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class Oxidizer Class Organic Peroxide Flammãble Gas Class= Pyrophoric Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF, REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS Health Characteristics êTOXiC Highly Toxic Corrosive Irritant Other Health Hazard § Sensitizer Carcinogen Radioactive RADIOACTIVE (15) I 0 Y ~ N I TYPE (14) I Ix PHYSICAL (17) STATE (16) I o MIXTURE 0 WASTE I PURE (CURIES) FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE. PRESSURE STORAGE TEMPERATURE (29) 'IoWT ¡~ ~ SOLID 0 UQUID o GAS (18) ~FIRE ~ REACTIVE o PRESSURE RELEASE ~ACUTE HEALTH I CHRONIC HEALTH UNITS' (22) o GAL o CU FT MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) I 8 BATTERIES 365 DLBS o TONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT (24) 5 BATTERIES 1 BATTERY . If EHS, amounts must be in Ibs, ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT (25) 20 BATTERIES (26) § "'O"'G""","~' §'~ § "'" ~ TANK WAGON UNDER GROUND TANK CARBOY CYUNDER RAILCAR TANK INSIDE BUILDING SILO GLASS BOTTLE X BA______ STEEL DRUM FIBER DRUM PlASTIC BOTTLE PLASTIC/NONMETALUC DRUM BAG . TOTE BIN (27) [JAMBIENT 0 ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (28) ~ AMBIENT o ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT OCRYOGENIC (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31)EHS (32) CAS # LIQUID CONTENT,ACID PLATE CONTENT-LEAD HYDRATED INORGANIC ACID. SODIUM SALT WATER ~x Y~N X Y N Y N Y N Y N 7664939 7439921 (33) ADDITIONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT, CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 1000 LBS '()~ . ----Caiifornia Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - Chemical Description Pag-e-' -, on_ (1)1 DADD 0 DELETE DREVlSE I e e --~_. .-~-------. -" .;¡¡~~: , , Ji " .n1' :£f; .~ ~à ? PAGE (2) o (3) :;- I.] BUSINESS NAME (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE FRESNO CHEMICAL LOCATION (5)1 CAR WASH TUNNEL MAP # (6) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME .":'; (8)1 SURFACE BLEND (9)1 BLAST AWAY DETERGENT GRID # (7) I TRADE SECRET (11) 0 vii] N . EHS (12) Ii] V Ii] N CAS # (10) (13) FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropriate Class,) 9016459 . IF EHS BOX IS Y ALL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN LBS. Physical Characteristics ~ Explosives/Blasting Agents § Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive Class_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class Oxidizer Class Organic Peroxide Flammãble Gas Class - Pyrophoric Non,Flammable Gas . COMPLETE BLOCK (13) IF REQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF, REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS Health Characteristics §TOxiC Highly Toxic Corrosive Irritant Other Health Hazard §sensitizer Carcinogen Radioactive TYPE (14) I PHYSICAL (17) STATE RADIOACTIVE (15) I 0 v ŒJ N I (16) I ŒJ MIXTURE 0 WASTE I PURE (CURIES) FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE PRESSURE STORAGE TEMPERATURE (29) %WT l~ o SOUD ŒJ LIQUID o GAS (18) o FIRE o REACTIVE o PRESSURE RELEASE DACUTE HEALTH I CHRONIC HEALTH UNITS' (22) o GAL o CU FT MAX CAlLY AMOUNT (23) I 500 GALLONS 365 DLBS o TONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT (24) 250 GALLONS 500 GALLONS . ~ EHS. amounts must be in Ibs. ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT (25) (26) ~ ~"" '''''""' "., ~~ ~ "'" § TANK WAGON UNDER GROUND TANK CARBOY CYLINDER RAILCAR TANK INSIDE BUILDING SILO GLASS BOTTLE ------ STEEL DRUM FIBER DRUM PLASTIC BOTTLE X PLASTlClNONMETALUC DRUM BAG TOTE BIN (27) ŒJAMBIENT 0 ABOVE AMBIENT o BELOW AMBIENT (28) ŒJ AMBIENT 0 ABOVE AMBIENT o CRYOGENIC o BELOW AMBIENT (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT NONYLPHENOXYPOL Y <ETHYLENEOxy\ ETHANOL TETRASOCIUM ETHYLENE DIAMINE TETRAACETATE (31)EHS (32) CAS # ~~~~ I 9016459 64028 (33) ADDmONAL LOCALLY COLLECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT. CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 1,000 L8S 'Jr ~~ "·t .- " _....- \)~ California Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting Form - CheniicaÚ)escr¡ptioñ-P~e --.---.~_. e e _._---_.__._.~----------- (1)1 DADDD DELETE D REVISE I PAGE (2) o (3) ~ 13 BUSINESS NAME CHEMICAL LOCATION (4)1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BAKERSFIELD (5)1 CAR WASH TUNNEL MAP # (6) CHEMICAL NAME COMMON NAME (8)1 SURFACE BLEND (9)1 BLUE MAGIC DETERGENT GRID' (7) I TRADE SECRET (11) ~yDN 'EHS (12) D yliJ N CAS' (10) (13) FIRE CODE HAZARD CLASSES (Check all boxes that apply to this chemical and write in the appropriate Class,) N/A . IF EHS BOX IS 'Y' AlL AMOUNTS MUST BE IN L8S. Physical Characterfstics ~ExPIOSives/8laSting Agents ~Flammable Solid Class_F lammable Liquid Class_ Water Reactive Class_ Combustible Liquid Class_ Unstable Reactive Class _ Oxidizer Class_ Organic Peroxide Flammable Gas Class_ Pyrophoric Non-Flammable Gas . COMPLETe BLOCK (13) IF ReQUESTED BY THE LOCAL FIRE CHIEF, REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS ~~~;~ Toxic Health Charactertstl§cs Sensitizer Corrosive Carcinogen Irritant Radioactive Other Health Hazard RADIOACTIVE (15) I D y ŒJ N I TYPE (14) I (16) I ŒJ MIXTURE D WASTE I PURE (CURIES) PHYSICAL STATE (17) D SOUD ŒJ LIQUID DGAS FEDERAL HAZARD CATEGORIES STATE WASTE (19) CODE DAYS ON SITE (20) LARGEST (21) CONTAINER STORAGE CONTAINER (18) DFIRE D REACTIVE DPRESSURE RELEASE DACUTE HEALTH I CHRONIC HEALTH UNITS' (22) o GAL D CU FT MAX DAILY AMOUNT (23) I 55 GALLONS 365 DLBS D TONS AVERAGE DAILY AMOUNT (24) 30 GALLONS 55 GALLONS . If EHS. amounts must be in Ibs. ANNUAL WASTE AMOUNT (25) (26) ~ ""'~G"""",'" ~~ ~.., § TANK WAGON UNDER GROUND TANK CARBOY CYUNDER RAIL CAR TANK INSIDE BUILDING SILO GLASS BOTTLE ------ STEEL DRUM FIBER DRUM PLASTIC BOTTLE X PLASTlctNONMETALUC DRUM BAG TOTE BIN STORAGE (27) ŒJAMBIENT D ABOVE AMBIENT DBELOW AMBIENT PRESSURE STORAGE (28) ŒJ AMBIENT D ABOVE AMBIENT D BELOW AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ;§ I (29) %WT DCRYOGENIC (30) HAZARDOUS COMPONENT (31)EHS (32) CAS # I ~~~~ PROPRIETORY CHEMICAL BLEND (33) ADDITIONAL I.OCALL Y COI.LECTED INFORMATION MAXIMUM DAILY AMOUNT, CONVERSION TO POUNDS: 1.00 LBS . .' . ..",' ~...' i e e '" :~~l.~:T Oil Spill Procedures for Above Ground Spirls for the UPS Manager at the Scene Action Procedures A. Ensures the cause or source of the spill or leak is stopped in accordance with prepared facility specific Emergency Action Steps. B. Ensures spill contairunent and control action are initiated with the personnel. equipment and contairunent materials in accordance with prepared facility specific Emergency Action Steps. C. Determines iffire, explosion or vapor hazards exist. D. Ensures that there is no smoking in the area of the spill. -"~' E. Alerts neighbors ifpersonal danger is possible or ifspill.is not being totally contained on UPS premises. Notification Procedures . . A. Notifies the fire department (ONLY in the event of a fire or the likelihood of a fire or explosion). B. Maintains a chronological log of events- and communications during the spill incident, containment and cleanup. Lists times, names, conversations, instructions given and instructions received. Takes photographs of the oil spill and the contairunent and cleanup activities. Maintains this log until the spill incident is closed. C. As soon as practical, records the infonnation on the Oil Spill Incident Report and notifies the Facility Spill Coordinator or alternate. D. IF THE OIL SPILL INCIDENT MEETS ONt OR MORE OF THE STATE REPORTIN"G CRITERIA contacts the Facility or District Spill Coordinator or one of their alternates immediately. Follow-up Procedures A. Perfonns Follow-Up with Facility and District Spill Coordinators or their alternates. · ..,...:,¡.~,-:". e e =- ...... B. 'Within 20 days aftér an oil spill incident, submits a report to the State UST Program Office summarizing the action (initial abatement) steps taken in response to the incident, and any resulting infonnation or data. C. Within 30 days after an oil spill incident, submits a letter from the chief financial officer and certification documenting current evidenc~ of financial responsibility to the Director of the State UST Program Office. (letter and certification available from Natiomil Insurance Group) D. Unless directed to do otherwise by the State UST Program Office, assembles information about the site and the nature of the spill, including: _.~~. 1. Data on the nature and estimated quantity of spill. 2. Data concerning surrounding populations, water quality, use and approximate locations of wells potentially affected by the spill, subsurface soil conditions, locations of subsurface sewers, climatological conditions and land use. 3. Results of measuring for the presence of product Í!! an UST excavation zone, if-' applicable. ' 4. Results of free product investigations. a. Within 45 days after an oil spill incident, submit the information assembled to the State UST Program Office. E. At sites where free product is present, removes free product to the maximum extent practicable as determined by the State UST Program Office. 1. Conduct free product removal in a manner that minimizes the spread of contamination into previously uncontaminated zones by using recovery and disposaJ techniques appropriate to the hydrogeol~gic conditions at the site, anet that properly treats, discharges or disposes of recovery byproducts in compliance with applicable regulations. 2. Use abatement of free product migration as a minimum objective for the design of the free product removal system. 3. Handle any flammable products in a safe and competent manner to prevent fires or explosions. 4. Unless directed to do otherwise by the State UST Program Office, prepare and submit to the UST Office, within 45 days after an oil spill incident, a free product removal report that provides at least the following information: a. The name of the person(s) responsible for implementing the free product removal measures. b. The estimated quantity, type, and thickness of free product observed or measured in wells, boreholes and excavations. c, The type of free product recovery system used. UÇí3 . _..! ._ ..~: ..>':'. . h.' . . .~". .~ <:.~ -. e e -'- -. -- Oil Spill Procedures for Underground Releases .I The UPS l\'Ianager at the scene: A. Determines the cause or source of the spill or leak and, stops it. B. Initiates oil containment action with the required manpower, equipment and materials in accordance with prepared Oil SI?ill Response Plan for containment of an oil spill. 1. If the spill is fÌ"om a leaking underground storage tank or piping, remove as much of the product £Tom the system as is necessary to prevent further release to the environment. ~.~~"5. C. Identifies and nútigates fire, explosion and vapor hazards. D. Ensures that there is "no smoking" in the area of the spill. E. Notifies the fire department (in the event of a fire or the likelihood of a fire or explosion).' -,- F. As soon as practicable, records the information on Oil Spill Incident Report and notifies the Facility Spill Coordinator or alternative and the District Spill Coordinator or alternate. G. Visually inspects any aboveground spills or exposed belowground spills and prevents further núgration of the spill into surrounding soils and groundwater. H: Alerts neighbors if personal danger is possible or if spill is not being totally contained on UPS prenúses. I. Initiates cleanup and removal operations in accordance with prepared Oil Spill Response Plan for cleanup of an oil spill. J. Remedies hazards posed by contaminated soils that are excavated or exposed. K. Investigates to determine the possible presence of oil that is not dissolved in water (£Tee product), and begins fÌ"ee product removal as soon as practicable, if applicable. L. Notifies UPS Press Relations Manager, through Corporate Spill Coordinator, of any request for information fÌ"om the press so that he can respond to the request. Obtains name, publication or station and phone number of any reporter requesting information. 1. Do not invite the press onto our prenúses or allow press photographers to photograph or film the incidents without prior approval of Press Relations Manager. ' 2. Do not permit any press conferences to be held on our premises. Nt Nfaintains a chronological log of events and communications during the spill incident, containment and cleanup. Records times, names, conversations, instructions given and instructions received. N, Has photographs taken of the oil spill and the containment and cleanup activities. U~(I · >....;.;.....~~. e e ,~.: '- -.. Oil Spill Procedures for Above Ground Spills for the District Spill Coordinator or Alternate Action Procedures A IF THE OIL SPILL INCIDENT 1ŒETS ONE OR MORE OF THE STATE REPORTING CRITERIA the Facility or District Spill Coordinator or one of their alternates immediately notifies: .....-:-.~. 1. The Corporate Spill Coordinator (with Ïnfonnation fi"om the Oil Spill Incident Report). 2_ The District Manager. 3. The Region Spill Coordinator. 4. The State spill reporting office. 5. The UPS Public Relations Manager, through Corporate Spill Coordinator, of any request for infonnation from the media. Obtains name, publication or station and phone number of any reporter requesting Ïnfonnation. a) Do not invite the media onto our premises or allow photographers to photograph or film the incident without prior approval of Public Relations Manager. ' b) Do not pennit any press conferences to be held on our premises. B. The Corporate Spill Coordinator or alternate notifies: 1. Corporate Plant Engineering Manager. 2. The U.S. Coast Guard (if the oil spill has discharged or may discharge into the waters of the United States or adjoining shores). Investigation Procedures A Ensures cleanup and removal operations are initiated in accordance with the Emergency Action Steps. B. Ensures excavated or exposed impacted soils do not pose a hazard. C. Ensures all fÌ"ee product (oil not dissolved in water) is removed as soon as practical. D. Conducts investigation of the spill, the spill site, and the surrounding area possibly affected by the spill in order to detennine the full extent and location of soils impacted by the spill and the presence and concentrations of dissolved product in the groundwater, if any of the following conditions exists: A-Çj ( , ..,.......;. .~. . .._.....~.- ·Oil Spill Incident Rep! Incident Date: Time: Report Date: Time: (To Corporate) , Facility Name: Mnemonic: District: Region: Address: STREET CITY COUNTY STATE Reported By: Phone: UPS Manager In Charge: Phone: Type of Product Involved: / Fuel Delivery Vehicle UPS Vehicle Underground Storage Tank and/or Piping - Capacity Aboveground Storage Tank and/or Piping - Capacity From: Does Quantity Exceed State Reported Requirements? ................................................... State Regulatory Authorities Notified? ....... ...... ............ ..... ................ .......... ..................... Approximate Volume Involved? ....................................................................................... When Will Cleanup Be Completed? ............ ..................... ......... ...................................... Product Contained On UPS Premises? ...... ....... ....................... ...... ................... .............. If not, did product enter sewers, pipes or ditches? ............................................. If not, did product enter a body of water? ........................................................... Describe Body of Water and Distance From Incident: Contractors Contacted/Agencies Aware of Incident: CONTRACTO~AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE PHONE Describe Incident, Hazard Abatement, and Remedial Activities: (State the facts accurately and carefully. Do not speculate about events about which you are not certain. Do not give your opinion.) , - -',' -':" ~.~'" .. ,',.. ::.-. 'j,'r ....< '.,' .' _~J·~-i.:'.'1~"\)'_~~ Oil S'"lnCident Report FO~W-UP To be filled out by the District Spill Coordinator: Date and Time agency notified: To: Of To: Of (NAME) (AGENCY) Estimated Cost of Incident: How and why diet this incident occur? (State the facts accurately and carefully. Do not speculate about events about which you are not certain. Do not give your opinion.) What steps should be taken in the future to prevent this from occurring again? Have recommendations been implemented? Y N Date: Reviewed By: District Automotive Mgr District P. E. Mgr Division Mgr District Mgr PC: Region Automotive Mgr Region P.E. Mgr (also, when pertinent) Facility Environmental File Fuel Facility Equipment History 2 e e )4/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 7 <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical ~1> Agency Notification CALL 911 IN CASE OF: A SPILL UPSuWILL NOTIFY: 1) BAKERSFIELD FIRE & HAZMAT DIVISION - 326-3979 2) OFFICE OF EM~RGENCY SERVICE - 1-800-852-7550 3) CHEVRON - 1-209-268-4369 :2> Employee Notif ./Evacuation r ~EETING POINT FOR Sa-~ PEOPLE WHO HAVE EVACUATED MAIN BUILDING OR CAR 3> Public Notif./Evacuation IN C~EMERGENCY PUBLIC WILL BE NOTIFIED BY WORD OF MOUTH, TO EVACUATE ~DiNG: -Þ- pr~ 4> Emergency Medical Plan HAVE AN EMERGENCY PHONE LISTING FOR LOCAL POLICE, FIRE, AMBULANCE, HOSPITAL · .~. :::.2..;..... e e !/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 8 <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt .I L> Release Prevention DOUBLE WALL TANK, DOUBLE WALL PIPING IN WHICH EACH ARE MONITORED BY A LEAK DETECTOR. EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH IS ALSO LOCATED AT THE FUEL PUMPS. ~> Release Containment r ( OUR FUEL SYSTEM CONSISTS OF A DOUBLE WALL TANK, DOUBLE WALL PIPING IN WHICH EACH ARE MONITORED BY A LEAK DETECTOR. EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH IS ALSO LOCATED AT THE FUEL PUMPS. ; > Clean Up > Other Resource Activation : . .~ .."..." M'··· u ..+ "".~~ ...., ,:.... .' , -:~:¿:, e e I )4/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-~0-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 9 <F> Site Emergency Factors , :1> Special Hazards ~2> Utility Shut-Offs I f A) GAS - SIDE OF MAIN BUILDING ACRESS FROM FUEL PUMPS B) ELECTRICAL - TO THE RIGHT INSIDE DOOR C) WATER - AT STREET, LEFT DRIVEWAY AT ENTRANCE D) SPECIAL - FUEL DISPENSERS EMERGENCY SHUTOFF E) LOCK BOX - NO ·3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - FACILITY IS FULLY SPRINKLERED, HAS MONITORED FLOW ALARMS, HAND AND HOSE EXTINGUISHERS FIRE HYDRANT - 3 WAY PUMPER CONNECTION AT LEFT DRIVEWAY ENTRANCE 4> Building Occupancy Level e e J4/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 10 <G> Training J ~1> Employee Training WE HAVE 185 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE BRIEF SUMMARY OF ~RAINING: EMPLOYEE'S ARE TRAINED ON MSDS BY READING THE MSDS FOLDER WHICH'IS LOCATED ON SITE IN THE AUTO SHOP. ·2> Page 2 ( ( 3> Held for Future Use 4> H~d for Future Use ·,('r- _., / /:'.-~ 'e - ~ United Pare>!1 SeMce . .- '-"'" ''"'''.... EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN '. ,. ! ( FACILITY MAP J !t::vis.:d 7r...sl9S SECTION IX -..:...... ..,..j..- , -, _. . ' ~. " : .-;' . '''-'~~:'' e e .,...c '\n '5 ~~ ir~ .© . ...",.., 1"..· , """"'"'" 1'It.o· ~ MEE1ï ~E, -n;- A REA ". '.t· ". ...... ~ ~ o ; ~ . . ., ¡ ~ i 2 ~ ............,., J",ø ,. ; f ~~ I <> )f ~ ~ ¡ --I j - ~ . 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PLOT PLAN OF BAKERSFIELD UNITED P~CEL SERVICE OATE;4-21-B~r NDUITANI^ -'7 / L ¿~ L:::::::::'/.a.~ ~¿:"J ,. :1 , '/YP;> Vi', .; ~ - /-. /'~ ','.. , /, ,..--;' \ ) I /" c ~/ f'\1I\Æ ItJILDItÐ ~l-N5la H5 tr.I &air ItG fACILITY tr.I 1.1 ŒVfUl'fI) NŒA , . 1J'5 II l1E'Æl.£P(O Mf.^ 6iI . , \ ClRI'I£ -10 SILLfCT (j) 1¡!11 úi It ri )¡f/.I Ö 11.11 ~) ~ODl) I~ /.- If& bit /oJ"'¡ (-?i (¡¡II l.ru.l(!ill~~¡hL. ryiL- ¿A///¿':;'I"/f/'t1; ~"ïo.rí~ f.) fÍJl: I.. ..!Jl¡l¿ ¡(,r Ð 61'- ...:1)/(.,L ;:'LAI/ (1) jUZ/1¡{ ¿'dH J' IVAdTL );etll/.S @ { United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 .--." .. . . e e ! f OIL SPIll CONTINGENCY PLAN r J j 1C " .-'~"''''''' '.,. '.- ". - ,.. .1 ......·,,~¡i.~t i ._. i e e LOCAL~!tEHp!tfCH~sB~DI¡C~LAN FOR BAKERSFIELD ~ Note: All containment and cleanup materials are in the spill control container (YELLOW BARREL) located at the FUEL ISLAND. STOP THE SOURCE: 1) TURN OFF SYSTEM AT THE EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF SWITCH. CONTAIN THE SPILL 2) OPEN FUEL SPILL KIT CONTAINER (YELLOW DRUM) LOCATED AT FUEL ISLAND FOR ABSORBENT BOOMS & SHEETS, PLASTIC BAGS, & ANY OTHER CLEAN UP MATERIALS. 3) POSITION BOOMS & SHEETS IN FRONT OF THE SPILL AND THE STORM DRAIN TO PREVENT FUEL FROM ENTERING STORM DRAIN SYSTEM OR LEAVING UPS PAVED PROPERTY. 4) ABSORB SPILLED PRODUCT USING ABSORBENT BOOM & SHEETS, & ANY OTHER CLEAN UP MATERIAL (IE. KITTY LITTER). 5) PLACE USED ABSORBENTS & ANY OTHER SPENT ABSORBENTS IN PLASTIC BAGS OR IN AN EMPTY HAZARDOUS WASTE DRUM (DMP DRUM). CALL FOR HELP: NOTIFY FACILITY SPILL COORDINATOR USING TELEPHONE LISTING FOR PROPER DISPOSAL PROCEDURES. MANAGEMENT MUST COMPLETE A TELEPHONE INCIDENT REPORT FOR SURFACE FUEL SPILL OF 5 GALLONS OR GREATER. IF THE SPILL EXCEEDS FACILITY MANPOWER FOR CLEANUP, NOTIFY SPILL CLEANUP CONTRACTOR USING THE TELEPHONE LISTING. FUEL OR OIL SPILL MEETS ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 6) 7) 8) IF THE * The spill is from a suspected leaking or a leaking underground storage tank or piping. * The spill exceeds 25 gallons * The spill is not contained on UPS paved property OR a spill has entered a body of water (ie. storm drain) * The spill cleanup will not be accomplished within 24 hours The Facility or District Spill Coordinators or Alternate must follow the notification chain of command procedure. Refer to the OIL SPILL RESPONSE CONTACT TELEPHONE LISTING and ACTION STEPS FOR AN OIL SPILL INCIDENT for reporting and clean up measures. IN CASE OF LEAK ALARM ON FUEL TANKS: 1. Notify Automotive supervisor, or; 2. Notify Maintenance Supervisor, or; 3. Notify spill Coordinator from Telephone Listing · '.~- ~ :..;'". :'::':::... e e United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue ~,-~akersfield, CA 93308 I .I I ; NOTIFrCATION ....Î I rf ,_ '.,:,. .O",¡ ..::....,,:;.,;. e UNITED ?AR:EL S~VIC~ 4IÞ ~ERGENCY NOTIFiCATION PROCEDUR£S -- ) . S~E?GENCY P.~S?ONSE AGENCIES ARE TO BE IMMEDIATELY NOTIFIED IN THE EVENT OF A R~LEASE OR A THREATENED ?ELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INCLUDES ANY MAT~!AL THAT, BECAUSE OF ITS QUANTITY, CONCENTRATION,~OR PHYSICAL OR CH~~ICAL CHARACTERISTICS, POSES A SIGNIFICANT PRESENT OR POTENTIAL HAZARD TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES, THE COMMUNITY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT IF RELEASED. THE?E IS NO MINIML~ R~?ORTABLE QUANTITY ESTABLISHED FOR A RELEASE. FACILITY OPEP~TORS MUST USE THEIR BEST PE?SONAL JUDGl1ENT IN DETEP.MINING 1ŒpHER A RELEASE OR THREATENED RELEASE IS REPORTABLE. NOTIFY THE FOLLOWING ~~EN REPORTING A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASE: 1. 'FI?E/POLICE/~~ULANCE 9-1-1 E.'iERGENCY 2. COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES .' . tJ. at / ð r f3lIl1.KL.£ S ~ I ¿I-P AGENCY: _ Hfl-L.. j)b1T. ADD?ESS: I ¿ / oS a~S'íU ~M/¡¡i- ~£" ¡t::fú ¡J . . M 933ð I , .- - .. I ' . . ~ nÞl..b nll.G; ¡..JA-' 1'tA.¡- i)/'r -PHONE NO: $OJ - :3 26 . 3?:¡.t:t '. . (800) 852-7550 (916) ZI,Z-I'2./ (800) 424-ô802 3. STATE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES - CALIFORNIA .) ....... 4. NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTE? "hEN ?E?OR!ING A HAZAPJ)QUS MATERIAL ?£LEASE" USE THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE: 1. IDENTIFY YOURSELF, ,GIVING YOL~ NAME 2. LOCATION OF THE INCIDENT A. BUILDING ADDRESS,INCLUDING BUILDING AND/OR SUITE NUMBER B. NA.1r!E OF NEAREST· CROSS STREET " 3. IDENTIFY THE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INVOLVED A. EST!MATE THE QUANTITY OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASED ¡ B. ESTIMATE THE POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRESENTED BY THE RELEASE 4. NATURE OF THE INCIDENT (SPILL, EXPLOSION, FIRE, ETC.) A. ESTIMATE THE NUMBER OF'INJ~IES, CAUSE OF INJURIES, OR NUM3ER OF-INDIVIDUALS CONTAMINATED 3Y TEE RELEASE E. IS THE FACiLITY SEING ~ACUATED? 1 · ......,.~"~..~..::-,."...~ ~.... .- e e , r - United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 f REPORTING ( / ..:J ". ........... e e Oil Spill Incident Report '\ Incident Date: Report Date: Facility Name: District: Address: . Time: Time: (T 0 Corporate) Mnemonic: Region: STREET CITY COUNTY Phone: Phone: STATE ....":'~~. Reported By: UPS Mgr In Charge: Type of Product Involved: From: Fuel Delivery Vehicle UPS Vehide Underground Storage Tank and/or Piping - Capacity ( Aboveground Storage Tank and/or Piping - Capacity Does Quantity Exceed Reporting Requirements? ............................................................. State Regulatory Authorities Notified? . .... ......... ............ ,....... ........... ............ ... .... ............. Approximate Volume Involved? . .......... ................. ................ ......... .......... ...... ..... ..... ..... ... When Will Cleanup Be Completed? .................................................................................. Product Contained On UPS Premises?. ............... ........ .... ..... ........ ...... .... ...... .............. ...... Ifnot, did product enter Sewers, Pipes or Ditches? ...............,............................... Ifnot, did product enter a Body of Water? ............................................................ Describe Body of Water and Distance From Incident: Contractors Contacted/Agencies Aware of Incident: CONTRACTOR/AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE PHON'E Describe Incident, Hazard Abatement, and Remedial Activities: (State the facts accurately and carefully. Do not speculate about events about which you are not certain. Do not give your opiIÚon.) ý e e Oil Spill Incident Report Follow-Up To be filled out by the District Spill Coordinator: Date and Time agency notified: To: To: Of Of (NAME) (AGENCY) Est. Cost of Incident: How and why did tlÏis incident occur? (State the facts accurately and carefully. Do not speculate about events about which you are not certain. Do not give your opinion.) _.;.~. What steps should be taken in the future to prevent this from occurring again? Have recommendations been implemented? y N DATE: Reviewed By: District Automotive Mgr District P .E. Mgr District Mgr Division Mgr PC: Region Automotive Mgr Region P .E. Mgr (also, when pertinent) Facility Environmental File Fuel Facility Equipment History ('" í ......... M '.'..""~~"'" ..y.'~ -,.:"...:....:.,;....;..~.....~.::".....;:. ~'.., '. .....,...;:.:-,i,,¡..;.:. e e United parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue t >_3akersfield, CA 93308 ~ ! EMERGENCY RESPONSE EQUIPMENT ,- .'1 ! dol t:J f'"--- .... .-':':'.."..:.,., e e £ '\ I. Protective Wear Avajlable on Each Spill Cart .J * Chemical-resistant boots (2 pairs, size "L" and "XLII) * . Chemical-resistant gloves (1 pair) * Chemi.cal- resistant apron * Chemical-splash goggles (1 pair) I ( II. Respirator * MSA Ultralite MMR self- contained breathing apparatus * Refer to UPS Respiratory Protection Program and manufacture's literature. The location of the spill cart(s) in this facility is/are: Unload Damaged Package Service Center The location of the MSA Ultralite MMR self-contained breathing apparatus is/are: Damaged Package Service Center ~1 ~. ...¿;;~ .' n.",· ",_,.'.' .;_. --_.~.. e e JI r * ¡Í !! SUBJECT United Parcel ServIce ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY PROGRA.Jo{ :~. i ¡UPSI PROCEDURE ~ . . : : ~ : ! ! r~~CIDENT RESPONSE AND 'DISPOSAL: III. 08/0l/39 ¡ I I !. SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT RE UIRE.'iE.NTSI 23 'JF 6~ p"GE í I I! , II >tl' . . ~ - I ..~ . . r i I I i I ! ! f I i I , I ¡ I 'I : I i Name Locat:i.on Xinimum Requiremencs 8ROOM I OUS7 >~N\ I -' I I ¡ I " i¡ I, I! ; ~ · : ; ¡ , , · i ¡I I! I! ~ ! J- ?GS7::~ .~ "PROHrarTË;)" "'"' '~'i 1 Tua ¡-- ~ -'-- ! / /- " /' , . : I i i · , · , ! ¡ : i I . APRON 800TS SUPPLY Ga3GLES II , , GLovES PH !NOICAïOR GUIDE RC~?CNSê: & n~ª?OSAL P9CC::JUP£ J R!::'.,.¡RA? KNF:: 1q . .. ',' . . ^'R~' ~>_..' e e ; - ~ United Parcel Servrce EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN 'Hi', '- PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPNIE~" (PPE) and RESPONSE SUPPLIES .., SPIU CART INVENTORY CHECKLIST To effectively clean up and process hazardous material spills, the following spill cart items must be available and in good repair. All deficient items can be ordered through region supply. " - 1. One plastic shovel ,2. One plastic dustpan 3. One fiber broom 4. Two rubber-coated chemical-resistant aprons 5: Two pair of chemical-re~istant boots (size "L" and "XL") 6. Two pair of chemical splash goggles 7. Two pair of chemical-resistant gloves (hazardous chemical resistant Silver Shield and nitrile gloves) 8. One pH indicator tape 9. UPS Guide For Shipping Ground and Air Hazardous Materials 10. One Prohibited Hazardous Materials Poster (011112 rev. 8/93) 11. One rewrap knife 12. One I-gallon container with water (labeled) 13. One gallon of bleach in its original container (làbeled) 14. One spill tub which includes a spill-tub liner 15. Clay-based absorbent 16. Sodium bicarbonate 17. Activated carbon 18. UPS Decision Tree/Response Sheets (Designated Responder Reference Guide) 19. D.O. T. Emergency Response Guide Book 20. One box disposable gloves 21. Six wooden stirring sticks . ,:.:, SPILL CART LOCATION(S): SCBA LOCA TION(S): - ./ .-.- SECTION XI - ?PEiEquipm<!nt - Suppli<!s Rc',. 7,":5:95 Plg~ I · . -,."." .. " ~~.. '. ,.;...-:..-;....;'\:'"':".. . ....,.:.;::.. ' "',"":" ~-k-'::..':::' e e United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue 1kersfield, CA 93308 I ( EVACUATION ROUTES'AND PROCEDURES J ~íl , ._~, --- . ----, ------ ._-- -_. ---- ..- - - ._-.-_.. . . . ~. '7" . --. i·""'.~ ~.-.' e EV~UATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING RIO BRAVO CENTER '::":' ~-r~/.: .:.. . Pr- ~ ,METER r E i[ ï i ¡ x I--~] X . CAR WASH I (X) I MEET POINT I I X I RIO BRAVO I . II srOCXDALE I X ->->-> ->-->->-1 I BAKERSFIELD I I I I I I i i i I ; I L.J X X I HAZMATc..oB I SHOP X I~~ I o (X) = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 3~Æ " ...-.,.. .-.....,.....-.....,... ......... '.,.,;;J.':;-. EVA4tuATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e BAKERSFIELD CENTER CAR WASH , I I. !~ ! l'Ol¡Ofr I I PERIMETER ! FENCE <-<-<--<-<-- I I I I X ctJSTCloŒIl COL'NI'1!1l I x srOCKDALE X x LJ x x I !fAZMAT~ I SHOP X LOAD MOD. (X) = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. !~¡,f b · ".~ ... .....,. -..., EV~UATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e STOCKDALE CENTER rr== I . ¡ Pì..·, ,MEIER ¡ F E i I I ¡ \ CAR WASH x x ->-> ->(X) I MEET X POINT CUSTO!oŒR CCtJNrER I x i LJ x x I KAZ IlATCAGB I SHOP x LOAD tJ X = EXIT DOORS EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. Z-:, j (Y ,. EVAluATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e AUTOMOTIVE SHOP r.==- CAR WASH I PL' ·METER f E ~ x x x =~aJ~1 I BAKERSFIELD I RIO BRAVO STOCKDALE ---:.. .--- . .- ¡ f I I I I I I I I U I I I I i i ¡ ! i I I I i L.J '--- --> I KAZ JoIAT CADI! I SHOP X LOAD r MOD. x X x--> -> I I I I I I X = Exit 000 I I I ~ ----------------------~------------------------------- MEET POINT EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 1, l,{ () ~. ~ EvAuA TION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e ~ PRELOAD AND LOCAL SORT G·~ CAR WASH' X ctISTOMI!II. CCL'NI1!ll x BAKEItSFIEl.D i srOCXDALE x --.----------------- ------ --------------------- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I RED BELT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' :W X -- I I I I I I I I I I (X) ------- --- --------- ------ ---- ------- --- ----- ------ MEET POINT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I BROWN BELT BLUE BELT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ¡ I I I I I I I I I I , I ' I i , I I I I i ~ ------------------~-~ I I~-=,I i ~ I IX I I I I EJ X = Exit Door X-I I I I I I I I I I I I I' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed_ 1-; ¡), t., / I .L, e STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT e CITY OF BAKERSFIELD 1501 TRUXTUN AVE BAKERSFIELD. CA 93301-5201 (805) 326~39?9. . , TO: UNITED PARCEL SERVICE PLANT ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 8400 PARDEE DR;, " OAKLAND, CA 94621 DATE: 9/01/98 CUSTOMER NO: "3310 CUSTOMER TYPE: ESI 3310 . . ' , , " , . ~'" ~, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHARGE DATE DESCRIPTION REF-NUMBER DUE DATE TOTAL AMOUNT . , ------ -------- ------------------------- ---------- -------- -------------- REFND 8/01/98 BEGINNING BALANCE ". 7 130198 PAY,MENT 8/19/98 MR<INT REFUND VCHRS .00 593. 50-- 593. 50 FOR QUESTIONS OR CHANGES TO YOUR ACCOUNT PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THIS STATEMENT. -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- CURRENT OVER 30 OVER 60 OVER 90 ,; -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- DUE DATE: 10/01/98 PAYMENT DUE: TOT AL DUE: 593. 50-- $593. 50-- "I 'v' ".,_,"-"^-_' ;'C~STOMf£R'?TYPE: TOTAr; .DUE: "'..r-r-- - .. e - CITY OF BAKERSFIELD CLAIM VOUCHER I Vendor No. I certify that this claim is correct and valid, and is a proper charge against the City Agency and account indicated. CLAIMANT'S NAME AND ADDRESS: United Parcel Service 8400 Pardee Dr Oakland, CA 94621 (AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE OF CITY AGENCY) Date: 08-12-98 Initials of Preparer: CITY DEPARTMENT: FINANCE PLEASE PROVIDE SHORT EXPLANATION OF PAYME (Including Contract Number if Applicable) This business double paid their Hazardous Materials bill. For that reason they now have a credit of $593.50 which we will be refunding. Fund Dept. Base Ell Objt Project # Invoice # Amount Date of Invoice 011 0000 123 7900 $593.50 VOUCHER. TOTAL $593.50 SECTION 72, PENAL CODE FINANCE DEPT. USE ONLY Section 72, Presenting False Claims. Every person who with intent to defraud, presents for allowance or for payment to any state board or officer, or any county, town, city district, ward or village board or officer, authorized to allow or pay the same if genuine, any false or fraudulent claim, bill, account, voucher, Examined & Approved for Payment Amount or writing, is guilty of a felony. --~ of.?' '" ~~~ ~ ~ BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT . e -- MEMORANDUM DATE: August 5, 1998 TO: Susan Chichester FROM: Esther Duran SUBJECT: Claim Voucher Please issue a Claim Voucher to refund over payment of$593.50 paid by United Parcel Service. They made a payment on 6/29/98 of $593.50 and again on 7/30/98. The second payment created the credit of$593.50. Please send a refund of $593.50 to: United Parcel Service 8400 Pardee Dr Oakland, CA 94621 Thank you, led 'Y~de W~ ~P.A0P6 ~.A W~ " ~l-. '... ~~, ~ e STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT e CITY OF BAKERSFIELD 1501 TRUXTUN AVE BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301-5201 (805) 326-3979 DATE: 8/01/98 TO: UNITED PARCEL SERVICE PLANT ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. 8400 PARDEE DR OAKLAND, CA 94621 ClISTOMER NO: 3310 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ 3310 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHARGE DATE DESCRIPTION REF-NUMBER DUE DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ------ -------- ------------------------- ---------- -------- -------------- 6/30/98 BEGINNING BALANCE 6/29/98 PAYMENT 7/30/98 PAYMENT 593. 50 593. 50-- 593. 50-- FOR QUESTIONS OR CHANGES TO YOUR ACCOUNT PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THIS STATEMENT. -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- CURRENT OVER 30 OVER 60 OVER 90 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- DUE DATE: 8/31/98 P A yr-1ENT DUE: TOTAL DUE: 593. 50-- $593. 50-- DATE: 8/01/98 DUE DATE: 8/31/98 PLEASE DETACH AND SEND THIS COpy WITH REMITTANCE REMIT AND MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PO BOX 2057 BAKERSFIELD CA 93303-2057 CUSTOMER NO: 3310 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ TOTAL DUE: 3310 $593. 50- I . ~ "7 -~ ' :z.", " ,V" , ' '--c~. "- "',-q',CEIVED MAR 3 1998 e ~ .;../ NITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit , \ Page 1 ,- General Information .....\..-!,. .;-. . Contact Name Title '../. C!-~ ¡::Tk.J(£i>tÝ / /-I A-rÝK. Business Phone: (805) 3-28 0113K!f/i 24-Hour Phone (805) 589 973Gx5~-~ Pager Phone : () x Map:102 Haz:3 Type: 3 Grid: 24A FlU: 1 AOV: 0.0 Contact Name Title 0'1- BAVE CIIAHPION 1l4ð Þs¡.u 320 - JÞ/9J .: Business Phone: (805) -3-20 0113""" .11 24-Hour Phone: (805) ~x 3'i:{- ~ _" ~ Pager Phone : ( ) - x o/4ý . ., Location: 3800 N SILLECT AV City BAKERSFIELD Mail Addrs: JBOO N &ILLECT City: DAKERSFI£LD Comm Code: 215-066 COUNTY Administrative Data li. V ufJ? ¡Jt..+fr M4/¡/~Nt; JJ!/T D&B Number: ß'fðO l~ilMý,l State: CA Zip: STATION 660~L~» SIC Code: 9 '/t, 2-:/ ' oO-~Cjc¡~ 1¿,91 93308- 4215 Owner: UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Address: 3800 N SILLECT City: BAKERSFIELD Phone: (805) 328-0113 State: CA Zip: 93308- ] . I ,I ¡ r Summary ( \ \...:.> ! [I ¡ ) ¡ .J .. ¿ f, ~IJt fll£u ík-"~ Do hereby certify that I have (Type or prim ()jWJ~) reviewed the attached hazardous materials ma::age- ment plan for '}¡lJJ1ED Prr/7C!£L )avl~ and that it along wHh (NMn9 of dusinesG) any corrections constitute a comp!eto and correct man4 agement plan for my facility. ( '-,,/ ~;;r1yt " t5.~1 / .s7o., &33 r YD3þ 11- e . ,~' ( --:'#. t/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order Page 2 02 - Fixed Containers on Site In-Ref Name/Hazards Form Max Qty MCP 32-005 ACETYLENE Gas 34500 High ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 02-006 ACETYLENE Gas 15000 High ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 02-001 UNLEADED GASOLINE Liquid 10000 Moderate ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-002 UNLEADED GASOLINE Liquid 10000 Moderate ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-003 WASTE OIL Liquid 500 Low ~ Fire, Delay Hlth GAL 02-004 OXYGEN Gas 57500 Low ~ Fire, Delay Hlth FT3 02-008 OXYGEN Gas 2500 Low ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth FT3 -009 MOTOR OIL Liquid 500 Minimal ~ Fire, Delay Hlth GAL 02-010 GREASE Liquid 55 Minimal ~ Fire, Delay Hlth GAL 02-007 ANTIFREEZE Liquid 55 Unrated ~ Fire, Delay Hlth GAL t- e . . ~ 1/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 3 Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 12-005 ACETYLENE · Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth Gas 34500 High FT3 CAS #: 74862 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 -- 34,500 I 16,100.00 I 57,500.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Conc -I 100.0% Acetylene Components ~ MCP -----rGuide High I 17 12-006 ACETYLENE · Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth Gas 15000 High FT3 CAS #: 74862 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 -- 15,000 I 700.00 I 2,500.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER Above Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Conc -I 100.0% Acetylene Components ~ MCP -----rGuide High I 17 )2-001 UNLEADED GASOLINE · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth Liquid 10000 Moderate GAL CAS #: 8006619 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: FUEL Daily Max GAL 10,000 -¡ Daily Average GAL 5,000.00 I Annual Amount GAL 171,747.00 Storage UNDER GROUND TANK r Press T Temp -:-, Location Ambient AmbientlNORTH SIDE OF BLDG - Conc -/ 100.0% Gasoline Components r; MCP ~uide Moderate 27 ~ e e ~ "- 'if.!. 4/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 4 Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order )2-002 UNLEADED GASOLINE ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth Liquid 10000 Moderate GAL CAS #: 8006619 Trade Secret: No Form,: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: FUEL Daily Max GAL ~ Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 10,000 5,000.00 I 20,000.00 Storage UNDER GROUND TANK r Press T Temp -:I Location Ambient AmbientlUNDERGROUND TANK - Conc l 100.0% Gasoline Components r; MCP ~uide Moderate 27 )2-003 WASTE OIL ~ Fire, Delay H1th Liquid 500 Low GAL CAS #: Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Waste Days: 365 Use: WASTE Daily Max GAL ~ Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 500 I 250.00 1,000.00 Storage ABOVE GROUND TANK r Press T Temp -:i Location Ambient Ambient I EAST SIDE OF BUILDING ~ Conc l Components 100.0% Waste Oil, Petroleum Based I-=- MCP ~uide Low I 27 02-004 OXYGEN ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Gas 57500 Low FT3 CAS #: 7782447 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING ---- Daily Max FT3 ~ Daily Average FT3 ~ Annual Amount FT3 -- 57,500 I 34,500.00 I 115,000.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~¡ FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Conc l . 100.0% Oxygen, Compressed Components I~ MCP ~uide Low I 14 ~ e e .. ' '.... ·/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 5 Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 2-008 OXYGEN ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth Gas 2500 Low FT3 CAS #: 7782447 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 -- 2,500 I 1,500.00 I 5,000.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER Above AmbientlAUTO SHOP Location - Conc l 100.0% Oxygen, Compressed Components I~ MCP ----p3uide Low I 14 2-009 MOTOR OIL ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 500 Minimal GAL CAS #: 8020835 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: LUBRICANT Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 500 I 250.00 I 1,000.00 Storage ABOVE GROUND TANK r Press T Temp ~I Ambient Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Cone l Components 100.0% Motor Oil, Petroleum Based I~ MCP ----p3uide Minimal I 27 2-010 GREASE ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 55 Minimal GAL CAS #: o Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: LUBRICANT Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 55 I 25.00 I 110.00 S-torage DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC r Press T Temp ~ Ambient AmbientlAUTO SHOP Location - Cone l 100.0% Grease Components ~ MCP ----p3uide Minimal I 1 ~ e e .. ~. ~/Ol/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 6 Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order )2-007 ANTIFREEZE ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 55 Unrated GAL CAS #: o Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: COOLANT/ANTIFREEZE Daily Max GAL ~ Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 55 I 25.00 I 330.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC Ambient Ambient I AUTO SHOP Location - Conc -, 100.0% Ethylene Glycol Components ~ MCP -¡-Guide Low I 27 !' e e ~ ~ /01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 7 <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical > Agency Notification CALL 911 IN CASE OF A SPILL UPS WILL NOTIFY: 1) BAKERSFIELD FIRE & HAZMAT DIVISION - 326-3979 2) OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICE - 1-800-852-7550 3) CHEVRON - 1-209-268-4369 I> Employee Notif./Evacuation ~EETING POINT FOR ~~ PEOPLE WHO HAVE EVACUATED MAIN BUILDING OR CAR > Public Notif./Evacuation ¡IN C~EMERGENCY PUBLIC WILL BE NOTIFIED BY WORD OF MOUTH, TO EVACUATE I ~]:r.ïG ~- ~ tf2{~ > Emergency Medical Plan HAVE AN EMERGENCY PHONE LISTING FOR LOCAL POLICE, FIRE, AMBULANCE, HOSPITAL ~ e e ~ ~ ~/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 8 <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt ,> Release Prevention DOUBLE WALL TANK, DOUBLE WALL PIPING IN WHICH EACH ARE MONITORED BY A LEAK DETECTOR. EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH IS ALSO LOCATED AT THE FUEL PUMPS. > Release Containment OUR FUEL SYSTEM CONSISTS OF A DOUBLE WALL TANK, DOUBLE WALL PIPING IN WHICH EACH ARE MONITORED BY A LEAK DETECTOR. EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH IS ALSO LOCATED AT THE FUEL PUMPS. > Clean Up > Other Resource Activation ~ e e . l/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-aDO-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 9 <F> Site Emergency Factors ~> Special Hazards !> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - SIDE OF MAIN BUILDING ACRESS FROM FUEL PUMPS B) ELECTRICAL - TO THE RIGHT INSIDE DOOR C) WATER - AT STREET, LEFT DRIVEWAY AT ENTRANCE D) SPECIAL - FUEL DISPENSERS EMERGENCY SHUTOFF E) LOCK BOX - NO \> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - FACILITY IS FULLY SPRINKLERED, HAS MONITORED FLOW ALARMS, HAND AND HOSE EXTINGUISHERS FIRE HYDRANT - 3 WAY PUMPER CONNECTION AT LEFT DRIVEWAY ENTRANCE I~> Building Occupancy Level !" e e iI 4/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 10 <G> Training 1> Employee Training WE HAVE 185 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING: EMPLOYEE'S ARE TRAINED ON MSDS BY READING THE MSDS FOLDER WHICH IS LOCATED ON SITE IN THE AUTO SHOP. ~> Page 2 3> Held for Future Use ~> Held for Future Use CITY of uAKERSFIELD " Farm and Agticulture [] 1--( d~AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY Standard Business ;r:r / NON-TRADE SECRETS Page . BUSINESS NAME:, U p~ OWNER NAME: UPS NAME OF THIS FACILITY: UPS 3A-I<'i:.,.;:;FLI....:sJ.L.') e?~¢~Iî~þ:ß~l..r--L~LD~~~~~ ~~ï~~s~ip:,~~~~~D~A?~ q!;¿~.1 BMN~~~DBÀ~8šI~~NS~Bß~f~~"~;':'-- '-:-'.--:,=-----'-' PHON :,,~--32.8- C'1/3 ¡ËF~R to-i:'iSrifrÆfjD~R-PRDPER CODES 00- (;. '19- L(¿ <.2 l- I 2 3 . 5 6 1 8 9 10 II 12 13 1( Tr~ns IYQe Max Average Annua I Hea$ure I Dys Cont Cont Cont Usa Loc~t ion Vhere S by Ham of ~í xture(Co~conents Code Code Ant Allt Est Units on Site Type Press Temp Code Stored In Facility Wt See Instru: Ions \.J 1'-1\ 20 oeD 5 GDG 6/\L. j'Q5 () i1 I c¡ Physic~l ond Health Hajðrd C,A,S. Humber /Y\\ ~T\.?.<i't::- COl1ponent II HBlle I C.A.S. NUllber (Check all that apply f 't 0-_ ~Fire Hazard [] COllponent 12 Nalle I C.A.S. Hunber [] Reactivity [] Delared [] Sudden Re I ease IlImediate Hea th of Pressure Hea Ith Component 13 Nalle I C.A.S. Number LiD I ~3vì Id;,'I £. AS¡ 3ìœ 1'.1\ \ ,,', \.' \1. c-: COl1ponent .1 Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber [] COllponent 12 Nane I C.A,S. Humber ýl'Fire Hazard [] Reactivity [] De Jared [] suddfn Re 1 ease IlIlIIediate Hea th o Pressure Health Component .3 Nalle I C.A.S. Number () M Physical ond Health Hatard (Che:k all that apply) f..1i.. \ )('I\')(¿.C A\Tiê) S HGp Component.1 Name I C.A.S. Number f'l ÔTO(<.'- Òf l_ [] Fire Hazard [] Reactivity [] De Jayed [] Sudden Re 1 ease Health of Pressure Component.2 Nalle I C,A.S. Nu~ber [] Immediate Hea Ith Component 13 Nalle I C,A.S. Number U 5'.5 Physical ond Health Hatard (Check all that apply bC Co~ponent.1 Nafte & C.A.S. NUMber A t.Jï\ 1-= [2.c::-e - ,,-- . Component'2 Name & C.A.S. Num~er [] Immedute Health Component 13 Nalle I C.A.S. Number EMERGENCY CONTACTS '* 1Rhf I L .:i1í<ì\\.J Mrd.\ I"\n I (~ ff1¡~-tn2- 3/D3t12Rã~¡A()é'"" L}./-IAfv)PIDlJ Certifiçatio~ fReed and $ign af,ßr cÇJmp7~ting ç¡77, sections] . . ¡ certIfy under penaltï 0 la~ th~t I have pe(sona fll examln~Q ,"d 011 familiae with the Info(lIstlon çubftltte~ In this ,nd all attaçhed dQcUllents, anQ t at based on my InquIry 0 hose IndiVIduals responsIble for obtaIning the Inforllatlon. I belIeve that the submItted InforMatIon IS true, accurate, and cOMplete. ;~Fire Hazard o Reactivity [] De' ayed [] Sudden Re 1 ease Health of Pressure -.-.--.;---- f.III1AJf-~bc(l- fjc5'0'1 ;/'J/tfl Tit W'-",L._- ------,- Zl Ï¡ìr r~ é ñ e -.----..-. Œ;~~H'õfiëTHlH Ie of o...n~TTõõmfõrOlTOWñëT7õPëfã[õf'-Š-ãüllïõfT1ëlreÕffiëñtH Ive S1qñmrfê--·--------'-..,·----'-- DHnr~i:èd·' CITY of ~AKERSFIELD ., St d dB' ßfAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY an ar us I nesst NON-TRADE SECRETS Page L., of BUS¢NEîS NAME: VP5 OWN~R NAME: UP'S NAME O~ THIS FACILITY' LLt..5 8A-i¿('f:5E ~;,> CLOy TI N1i.. 3~bc~ "J" ,),J/~CI i\VC: AOO ES~l' ~., '~()D µft-(i.Ût~: LìrL STANOA 0 IND. CLASS CÒOE:. -..... - ,- - ..:JL,'--=_____, pAON~ .t':f2~Jt.-I~)~ ~!b ÍI.P:Q,.¢Kú ~Ié.:j ð.r ."~ DUN AN BRADSTREE¿ ~U#BER"" ,-- --- '" ..--'. -~,- . "805 -3.L.F<,-nf/~ REF~h Toéff¡!;;'1fY;CfhjN§~'"n!..pROPER CODES OD - - 1 - L .6 i I . I 2 ]. ~ 8 9 10 II 12 13 1( Tr~ns TYAe Mu Average . ys Cont Cont Cont Use Loc_tion khere 'by Nms of Mixture(COIIDonents Code Code Allt Allt on Ite Type Press TeIlP Code Stored In facility H See (nstrut Ions U M .5 0 A-vïò 51-+oP Bf2I\-¥-¡;- FluÚ> Physical ond Health Ha¡ard M\~T0RG' COllponent.1 Nalle' C.A.S. NUllber lçheck all that apply! t{ far. and Agticulture [] z1ire Hazard [] Reactivity [] De Ia{ed [] Sudden Release [] COllponent '2 Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber IlIlIediate Hea th of Pressure Health COllponent 13 Nale . C.A.S. NUllber '1 M. 03 JØ sl-k u Phl~icfl ,~d ~ealth ~afard COllponent 'I Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber I ec a t at app y o fire Hazard o Reactivity [] De Ia{ed o suddf" Re lease o COllponent '2 Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber IlIIIediate Hea th o Pressure Health COllponent 13 Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber U f-I1 7C¡ /'tv T" ~'ttl:>;> I3A Phlsical ,nd ~ealth Hajard COllponent 'I Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber \ heck a I t at apply ~eactivity [] COllponent '2 Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber o fire Hazard o De Ia{ed o SUddf" Re I ease IlIlIediate Hea th o Pressure Health COllponent 13 Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber 2..-5 Zb À-1To S j Phl~icf' ,~d ~ealth ~afard COllponent 'I Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber ( ec a t at app y [] suddf" Re lease COllponent 12 Nale . C.A.S. NUllber o fire Hazard. o Reactivity o De Ia{ed o Ilmediate Hea th o Pressure Health COllponent 13 Nale . C.A.S. NUllber EMERGENCY CONTACTS #1 "2 R!M Tttle 2fl1rPnõõ¡- RUe Certifiç3tio~ (Reed and $ign afîßr cÇ>mpll1ting t111. ~cctionS) . . . I certIfy under penaltx 0 la_ th4t I nave pe(sona III exallln~O O~d 01 falillae Wit the In(o(lIatipn $Ubllltte~ In thIs ond all attaçhed dQcYllents, anQ t at based on IIY InquIry 0 hose IndIvIduals responsIble or obtainIng the Inforllatlon. I belIeve that the Sub~ltted Infor.atlon IS true, accurate, and co~plete. Tlllê-'-----·-----"-'- {(Hi Ffiðñè -----_.- Iì~p ~rifOrmnlH Ie 01 O\ln~r¡ooeratOr UN o\ ner'õpë7Uõ7~š-ãüthorlled representatIVe Slgñãtm---- DHnr~r.2d- - CITY of ~AKERSFIELD "" AiJ b- "? c;1 Page -2._, of .~. /311#'e7l!ßJ;j_~~.. Farl and Agticulture [] _ _ _·_"___u. 1 Tr~ns Code 13 Il 'by Ha~es of ~ixture(corponents n See Instruc Ions COllponent II 121" Fire Hazard o Reactivity o De lared o Sudden Release [] . COlponent 12 Na.e I C.A.S. NUllber IlIlIedlate Hea th of Pressure Health COllponent 13 Na.e I C.A.S. NUllber C.A.S. NUllber COllponent II c:tfire Hazard o Reactivity [] DeJared ~Uddfn Release [] . COllponent 12 Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber IlIlIed late Hea th o Pressure Health COllponent 13 Nalle & C.A.S. NUllber U i'-^ i\-uw S h ,~, S Phlsical ,nd ~ealth Hajard COllponent II Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber I heck a I t at apply ~eactivity , COllponent 12 Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber [] Fire Hazard [] De Jared [] SUddfn Release [] IllIedlate Hea th ° Pressure Health COllponent 13 Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber .. 10 Physical 'od Health Ha¡ard (Check a I that applYI Ml1--\V~5.¿ (\J\ê) .,.' COllponent 'I Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber SA Frf!<- [] d' COllponent 12 Nue & C.A.S. NUllber IllIIe late Health COllponent 13 Nale I C.A.S. NUllber EMERGENCY CONTACTS _1R~ìIL S lì¿I'\L) f{H[~\(;'\\;(' ~(1(w~rD3 1t2R¡~I\V(; ctll¡;~f/lf.t,-J ÇertiriçHioq fReed Bnd $ign Bf}ßr cÇ>n1pleting {Jll, rcø.c;ionsl .. I certIfy under penall~ 0 la~ th4t I hive pe(sonl I~l eXlllln~Q Oqd f. flaillle Wit the nfo(lIat pn ,ub.ltte~ In thIs ond all altaçhed docUllents, ano t at based on .Y InquIry 0 hose IndlYldua S responsIble or obtaIning the 1nforllatlon. I belIeve that the subllltted Inforlatlon IS true, accurate, and co~plete. j(Fire Hazard o Reactivity [] De I ayed [] SUddfn Re lease Health 0 Pressure ¡ìLI. ~d d 6t /C, R:>'3úþl'fZ- TIO~ ------'- HHiFhðñè -------_. ~ri~~ÏirTfTIr_rl('@ 01 Ownêr/ooerator UR owner/õpë11~š-ãütfiõ11~rêsentatlve STqñãIiìIT------' DHnl4f.èd ,--...' CITY of BAKERSFIELD ~, 2 ] fyge "ax Code A~t '1\ 1 Physical ond Health Ha~ard (Check all that apply) I fr~ns Code U d . ,y(AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY Standar Bus Iness iJ NON-TRADE SECRETS Page _-=L ~~N~~ NAME: NAM~ Of THIS FACIlITV¿ ~!JïŸ S~ip: 8~~ ~~BDBÀ~gsT~~HSti8MRfA~' '~~', -- :-.'~::~~~~' RÊF~~ to-rNSr;?UCnONSt=DR-PROPER CODES DO - G ~ Cf. - L _L? 31 ~ 8 9 10 II .12 13 14 , rs Cant Cant Cant Use Loc~tlon Where S by Hues of ~ixture(CotPonents on Ite Type Press TeIlP Code Stored n Facility n See Ins true Ions 3 t?) (2... 39 A¡)72>.s. ¡-tv ' i L:;;:" {Y1l "'TV ¡'2. ;;:. COllponent" Hille' C. A. S. HUllber " of -Q, far. and Agticulture [] m~:~~fÞ~~~----~ C.A.S. HUllber M(X. [] d' COllponent 12 Haae . C.A.S. HUllber IlIlIe ute Health COllponent 13 Nale . C.A.S. NUllber AUlD S H COllponent II Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber [] COllponent .2 Nalle . C.A.S. HUllber IlIlIediate Health COllponent 13 Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber () (ì (.; COllponent .1 COllponent 12 Halle' C.A.S. HUllber [] Il\I\ediate . Health Haae . C.A.S. HUllber COllponent 13 COllponent It Halle' C.A.S. NUllber o d ¡ COllponent 12 Hale' C.A.S. NUllber II~e ute ea Ith Hale' C.A.S. HUllber COllponent 13 ýf Fire Hazard [] Reactivity o Delayed 0 Sudden Release Health of Pressure U f-J\ Physical ood Health Ha~ard (Check all that applYI f( fire Hazard [] Reactivity [] Delared (] SUddfn Release Hea th o Pressure U " Phlsical ,nd ~ealth HIJlrd I heck a 1 t at apply o Fire Hazard [] Reactivity [] Dela,ed [] SUddf" Release Hea th o Pressure Phy~ical ood Health Ha~ard (Check all that apply C.A,S, HUllber o fire Hazard o Reactivity o De Jared 0 Suddfn Re I ease Hea th 0 Pressure EMERGENCY CONTACTS '11 C1Il Sï(2í"L..) It'lltel'clAC¡.I\!';' h"\~ 72J~/o3 1t2 /)f'r¡f(i C{,¡{tr1.1P/~'¡<.J RUe rm 1f"Ánn r-- lure' , Çert¡flçHìo~ (Reed and $ign afjßr cpmpleting till. rccctionS) . , . I certIfy unOer penallx 0 la~ th~t I have persona III examln~O Oqd'. fa.illac Wit the Info(lIatlpn Gubllltte~ In this ond all altaçhed dQcYllenls, anQ t at based on ay InQuirv 0 hose IndlVldua S responsible or obtaining the 'nformatlon. I believe that the sub~'lted Inforllatlon IS true, accurale, and coiplale. /'J1 !1vJ'1(.h"-lf Þ'OJ.!ft,'J 1LC/,. 'TltTeu.¡-'-'-.------- in¡ ~fiÕñ! '- ",",,-r-:-::-r~rr.'tT"TtJ.. AI l\u.6f/Ilñ6fUM IIN fI\ r'lPrIMP.rHlIr'~ &uthOrlred reoresentathe STgñãturf------ mnlQr.èd . 1°. ~ e -,e eB ~ Umted Parcel Service EMERGENCY ACTION PL-\:--; ~, '-, '- ; FACILITY MAP SECTION IX Revised 71".5/95 u._ '- -- '": .. a c __ ~ ~ Q . ~ . .¿ I ! Ii -_._.~. . ~ Q .. ... -?"'; I~ \.... -I I .--. rr~ H - -..., . _.- 'U ____. --_. ~Æ. 2 ~ . ii ~ i i ,I, ~ '".- ., ........... I ,- ....~ 1-...- ,- .....1 IT ,...- ~ ~ ----E: ' I~Ð~¡ . ·..~I c.-.~·o r- r- h . h. .... -_..~. ~ ~ t-J "..... ..... ........ - --- I ,",".ce co..."""., I rEf - cfj) '~_.p;-;...- IS . ,.~:-.:: -~. 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Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN _J I _i :J(" ; e e -" LOCAL~llEBpï~CI~sB~§X¡C~LAN FOR BAKERSFIELD Note: All containment and cleanup materials are in the spill control container (YELLOW BARREL) located at the FUEL ISLAND. STOP THE SOURCE: 1) TURN OFF SYSTEM AT THE EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF SWITCH. CONTAIN THE SPILL 2) OPEN FUEL SPILL KIT CONTAINER (YELLOW DRUM) LOCATED AT FUEL ISLAND FOR ABSORBENT BOOMS & SHEETS, PLASTIC BAGS, & ANY OTHER CLEAN UP MATERIALS. 3) POSITION BOOMS & SHEETS IN FRONT OF THE SPILL AND THE STORM DRAIN TO PREVENT FUEL FROM ENTERING STORM DRAIN SYSTEM OR LEAVING UPS PAVED PROPERTY. 4) ABSORB SPILLED PRODUCT USING ABSORBENT BOOM & SHEETS, & ANY OTHER CLEAN UP MATERIAL (IE. KITTY LITTER). 5) PLACE USED ABSORBENTS & ANY OTHER SPENT ABSORBENTS IN PLASTIC BAGS OR IN AN EMPTY HAZARDOUS WASTE DRUM (DMP DRUM). CALL FOR HELP: 6) NOTIFY FACILITY SPILL COORDINATOR USING TELEPHONE LISTING FOR PROPER DISPOSAL PROCEDURES. 7) MANAGEMENT MUST COMPLETE A TELEPHONE INCIDENT REPORT FOR SURFACE FUEL SPILL OF 5 GALLONS OR GREATER. 8) IF THE SPILL EXCEEDS FACILITY MANPOWER FOR CLEANUP, NOTIFY SPILL CLEANUP CONTRACTOR USING THE TELEPHONE LISTING. IF THE FUEL OR OIL SPILL MEETS ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: * The spill is from a suspected leaking or a leaking underground storage tank or piping. * The spill exceeds 25 gallons * The spi'll is not contained 'on UPS paved property OR a spill has entered a body of water (ie. storm drain) * The spill cleanup will not be accomplished within 24 hours The Facility or District Spill Coordinators or Alternate must follow the notification chain of command procedure. Refer to the OIL SPILL RESPONSE CONTACT TELEPHONE LISTING and ACTION STEPS FOR AN OIL SPILL INCIDENT for reporting and clean up measures. IN CASE OF LEAK ALARM ON FUEL TANKS: 1. Notify Automotive Supervisor, or; 2. Notify Maintenance supervisor, or; 3. Notify spill Coordinator from Telephone Listing ·' "~::1 "-:-.;:': . e e Oil Spill Procedures for Above Ground Spills for the UPS Manager at the Scene Action Procedures A. Ensures the cause or source of the spill or leak is stopped in accordance with prepared facility specific Emergency Action Steps. B. Ensures spill containment and control action are initiated with the personnel, equipment and containment materials in accordance with prepared facility specific Emergency Action Steps, C. Detennines iffire, explosion or vapor hazards exist. D. Ensures that there is no smoking in the area ofthe spill. E. Alerts neighbors if personal danger is possible or if spilLis not being totally contained on UPS premises. Notification Procedures A. Notifiesthe fire department (ONLY in the event of a fire or the likelihood of a fire or explosion), B. Maintains a chronological log of events and communications during the spill incident, containment and cleanup. Lists times, names, conversations, instructions given and instructions received. Takes photographs of the oil spill and the containment and cleanup activities, Maintains this log until the spill incident is closed. C. As soon as practical,. records the infonnation on the Oil Spill Incident Report and notifies the Facility Spill Coordinator or alternate. D. IF THE OIL SPILL INCIDENT MEETS ONE OR MORE OF THE STATE REPORTING CRITERIA contacts the Facility or District Spill Coordinator or one of their alternates immediately. Follow-up Procedures A. Perfonns Follow-Up with Facility and District Spill Coordinators or their alternates. / :I e e .' ! Oil Spill Procedures for Underground Releases The UPS Manager at the sc~ne: A. Determines the cause or source of the spill or leak and. stops it. B. Initiates oil containment action with the required manpower, equipment and materials in accordance with prepared Oil Spill Response Plan for containment of an oil spill. 1. If the spill is from a leaking underground storage tank or piping, remove as much of the product from the system as is necessary to prevent further release to the environment. ...,.:..';,"':" C. Identifies and mitigates fire, explosion and vapor hazards. D. Ensures that there is "no smoking" in the area of the spill. E. Notifies the fire department (in the event of a fire or the likelihood of a fire or explosion).: ,-' F. As soon as practicable, records the information on Oil Spill Incident Report and notifies the Facility Spill Coordinator or alternative and the District Spill Coordinator or alternate. G. Visually inspects any aboveground spills or exposed belowground spills and prevents further migration of the spill into surrounding soils and groundwater. H. Alerts neighbors if personal danger is possible or if spill is not being totally contained on UPS premises. 1. Initiates cleanup and removal operations in accordance with prepared Oil Spill Response Plan for cleanup of an oil spill. J. Remedies hazards posed by contaminated soils that are excavated or exposed. K. Investigates to determine the possible presence of oil that is not dissolved in water (free product), and begins free product removal as soon as practicable, if applicable. L. Notifies UPS Press Relations Manager, through Corporate Spill Coordinator, of any request for information from the press so that he can respond to the request. Obtains name, publièation or station and phone number of any reporter requesting information. 1. Do not invite the press onto our premises or allow press photographers to photograph or film the incidents without prior approval of Press Relations 11anager. . 2. Do not pennit any press conferences to be held on our premises. M. 11aintains a chronological log of events and communications during the spill incident, containment and cleanup. Records times, names, conversations, instructions given and instructions received. N. Has photographs taken of the oil spill and the containment and cleanup activities. y ~ e e .. If the Oil Spill Incident meets one or more of the following criteria: c 1. The oil spill is from or suspected rrom a leaking underground storage tank or plpmg. 2. The spill exceeds 25 gallons. 3. The spill is not contained on UPS premises or the spill has entered a body of water. 4. The spill cleanup will not be accomplished within 24 hours. A. The Facility or District Spill Coordinator or one of their alternates immediately notifies: ~.,:",~' 1. The Corporate Spill Coordinator (with information rrom Oil Spill Incident Report). 2. The District Manager. 3. The Region Spill Coordinator. 4. The State Underground Storage Tank Program Office. 5. The National Response Center (if the oil spill has discharged or may discharge into the waters of the United States or adjoining shores), after contacting the Corporate Spill Coordinator. r \.. B. The Corporate Spill Coordinator or alternate notifies: 1. Corporate Plant Engineering Manager. The District Spill Coordinator or Alternate: A. Conducts investigations of the spill, the spill site, and the surrounding area possibly affected by the spill in order to determine the full extent and location of soils contaminated by the spill and presence and concentrations of dissolved product contamination in the groundwater, if any ofthe following conditions exist: 1. There is evidence that groundwater wells have been affected by the spill. 2. Free product is found to need recovery, 3. There is evidence that contaminated soils may be in contact with groundwater. 4. The State Underground Storage Tanks (UST) Program Office requests an investigation, based on the potential effects of contaminated soil or groundwater on nearby surface water and groundwater resources. a. As soon as practicable, submit the information collected during the investigations to the UST Office. 3 ~ e e " B. Within 20 days after an oil spill incident, submits a/report to the State UST Program Office summarizing the action (initial abatement) steps taken in response to the incident, and any resulting information or data. C. Within 30 days after an oil spill incident, submits a letter £Tom the chief financial officer and certification documenting current evidence of fin'ancial responsibility to the Director of the State UST Program Office. (letter and certification available trom Natiomil Insurance Group) D. Unless directed to do otherwise by the State UST Program Office, assembles information about the site and the nature of the spill, including: ..,:..;~' 1. Data on the nature and estimated quantity of spill. 2. Data concerning surrounding populations, water quality, use and approximate locations of wells potentially affected by the spill, subsurface soil conditions, locations of subsurface sewers, climatological conditions and landtise. . 3. Results of measuring for the presence of product ig an UST excavation zçme, if- applicable. ' 4. Results of £Tee product investigations. a. Within 45 days after an oil spill incident, submit the information assembled to the State UST Program Office. E. At sites where £Tee product is present, removes £Tee product to the maximum extent practicable as determined by the State UST Program Office. 1. . Conduct free product removal in a manner that minimizes the spread of contamination into previously uncontaminated zones by using recovery and disposaj. techniques appropriate to the hydrogeologic conditions at the site, and- that properly treats, discharges or disposes of recovery byproducts in compliance with applicable regulations. 2. Use abatement of £Tee product migration as a minimum objective for the design of the tree 'product removal system. 3. Handle any flammable products in a safe and competent manner to prevent fires or explosions. 4. Unless directed to do otherwise by the State UST Program Office, prepare and submit to the UST Office, within 45 days after an oil spill incident, a free product removal report that provides at least the following information: a, The name of the person(s) responsible for implementing the £Tee product removal me'asures. b. The estimated quantity, type, and thickness of £Tee product observed or measured in wells, boreholes and excavations. c. The type of £Tee product recovery system used. -4' ~ e e .> d. Whether any discharge will take place on-site or: off-site during the recovery operation and where this discharge will be located. e. The type of treatment applied to, and the effluent quality expected from, any discharge. r The steps that have been or are being taken to obtain necessary permits for any discharge. g. The disposition of the recovered free product. (..- F. If required by the State UST Program Office, submit additional information or develop and submit a corrective action plan for responding to contaminated soils and groundwater. Follow-up: .,..;..;,-;" A. Review the incident with respect to the following: 1. How could the incident have been prevented? 2. Were the Action Steps For An Oil Spill Incident followed properly? 3. Was the Oil Spill Response Plan for containment and cleanup followed properly? 4. Were proper notices/reports given in a timely manner? 5. Were personnel trained to adequately respond to the incident? 6. Was the' Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment and cleanup adequate? (-, é' .......-' ~ e . " Oil Spill Procedures for Above Ground Spills for the District Spill Coordinator or Alternate Action Procedures A. IF THE OIL SPILL INCIDENT MEETS ONE OR MORE OF THE STATE REPORTING CRlTERIA the Facility or District Spill Coordinator or one of their alternates immediately notifies: ~.':t~· 1. The Corporate Spill Coordinator (with information £rom the Oil Spill Incident Report). 2. The District Manager. 3. The Region Spill Coordinator. 4. The State spill reporting office. 5. The UPS Public Relations Manager, through Corporate Spill Coordinator, of any request for information £rom the media. Obtains name, publication or station and phone number of any reporter requesting information. a) Do not invite the media onto our premises or allow photographers to photograph or film the incident without prior approval of Public Relations Manager. . b) Do not permit any press conferences to be held on our premises. B. The Corporate Spill Coordinator or alternate notifies: 1. Corporate Plant Engineering Manager. 2. The U.S. Coast Guard (if the oil spill has discharged or may discharge into the waters of the United States or adjoining shores). Investigation Procedures A. Ensures cleanup and removal operations are initiated in accordance with the Emergency Action Steps. B, Ensures excavated or exposed impacted soils do not pose a hazard. C. Ensures all free product (oil not dissolved in water) is removed as soon as practical. D. Conducts investigation of the spill, the spill site, and the surrounding area possibly affected by the spill in order to determine the full extent and location of soils impacted by the spill and the presence and concentrations of dissolved product in the groundwater, if any of the following conditions exists: o ~ e - 1, There! is evidence that groundwater wells have been' affected by the spill. 2. Recovery ofrree product is required. 3. There is evidence that impacted soils may be in contact with groundwater. 4. The State Underground Storage Tank (UST) Progrfuïl Office requests an investigation, based on the potential effects of impacted soil or groundwater on nearby surface water and groundwater resources. f k. X_~·i' Regulatory Procedures A. Should the State spill reporting office request an investigation, submits the infonnation collected during the investigation to the office, as soon as practical. B. Completes and submits any required follow-up reports. ..,.;..";,~. Follow-up Procedures A. Review the incident with respect to the following: 1. How could the incident have been prevented? 2. Were the Emergency Action Steps followed properly? 3 . Was the Oil Spill Response Plan followed properly? 4. Were proper notices/reports given in a timely manner? 5. Were personnel trained to adequately respond to the incident? 6. Was the Oil Spill Response Plan for containment and cleanup adequate? L B. Complete the Oil Spill Incident Report Follow-up: 1. Review the incident with the applicable District and Regional personnel. 2. Forward a copy of the completed Follow-up Report to the Corporate Spill Coordinator. , ~. J -? e e '. United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue ~aker5field, CA 93308 NOTIFICATION --- J ~ËB 24 '98 12: 18 FROM4IjS 9330 BAKERSFIELD e PAGE.001 .., '\ UPS EM·ERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN CHAIN OF COMMAND OS/27/97 ¥.~J~~~~~~t~~î~~I;I¡IIj,~1l~l~.~!t~~~i~iji@~'~~~~~ æ!I.~ž~~~~i~ ·~tl~~~~lil.~~b~t~: 1 'Charlè Jackson . ...... . 326-"'1595:' " ' ., ....., '., ... 2 Te Russell 326-8195, '. 3 4 5 ~ Jllt¿~É~:t~~~~IT~;t~~1t¡æM~~~~ri~~f~ifltt~Ë~f:· ~;~~~$?:}~~~l§?~e.eSltJøNE3~~:::EG:F¿~~;' ><''-·i<<';;:;;;;:*~NiEßîø:eEœ]?lQN:':;'·;';;'·;::;;·;';;:·~'" '.....;,;.....:..~:>.~,..,.)J\,~. .. :::'~ >" "')' ...;. ~ <, .:(.:.;.:«.....,....,...,.~..'..,..,: :-~x-.:,':.:::~...,:~.:;.:: .;......:..........,. ........ ,..' ':'.. ".." . " ... - ,: ,;", ;~..:.....~~.:.:.~.;.~:.:..........:.'. 1 Charla ~ackson Center Manager Stockdale 2 Craig Hill Supervisor Bakersfield, 3 ,- 4 5 .- ---, 6 .- 7 8 . 9 - 1 0 DESIGNATED RESPONDERS MANAGEMENT ~~f.~~è~~;~i~~1~f.~lNt\M;=~~;$;~~~~f.~~~~~;~: }~~£~~~~~~~~~:S~3g~~~J!Je~#S~~Bt~:.~S~ ·~~~iffiEq~~~li¡~lfP~f;Q~~~;~rË2~~~f§E: 1 Lester Sprague Clerk Stockdale 2 Butbh ,King Clerk Bakersfield v 3 Bill' Bautista Local Sort Stockdale 4 ~ 5 - 6 .. 7 ,.- 8 9 , . 10 - DESIGNATED RESPONDERS HOURLY EMPLOYEES ....-\ .... ¡ " . ** TOTAL PAGE.001 ** ·' e UNITED PARCEL SERVICE e EHERGENGY NOTTFjCATIO~ ??OCEDURES ) EMERGENCY RESPONSE AGENCIES ARE TO BE IMMEDIATELY NOTIFIED IN THE EVENT 0: A RELEASE OR A THREATENED RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INCLUDES ANY MATERIAL THAT, BECAUSE OF ITS QUANTITY, CONCENTRATION, OR PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS, POSES A SIGNIFICANT PRESENT OR POTENTIAL HAZARD TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES, THE COMMUNITY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT IF RELEASED. THERE IS NO MINIMUM RE?ORTABLE QUANTITY ESTABLISHED FOR A RELEASE. FACILITY OPERATORS MUST USE THEIR BEST PERSONAL JUDGMENT IN DETERJrfINING 'rt'Hp'HER A RELEASE OR THREATENED RELEASE IS REPORTABLE. NOTIFY THE FOLLOWING WHEN REPORTING A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASE: 1. FIRE/POLICE/AMBULANCE 9-1-1 EMERGENCY 2. COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES " . t/..1"1!J. Or &d-Ki-¡¿Sr/~L.j) AGENCY: _ Ale¿ j)b1r, ADDRESS: -2.!S alÆsíM. þ/;/IÍ/L- ~{'P;ú--¡)', eA 933ô/ , . . ' ~ hÞL-..b rlM-," ¡...J,42. ~4.:¡- j)li -PHONE NO: ¡?ÓJ - '326 - 3 7 1-7' 3. STATE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES - CALIFORNIA (800) 852-7550 (916) zt,2.-/~Z I J ......... .' 4. NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER (800) 424-3802 whEN REPORTING A HAZAPJmUS MATERIAL RELEASE, USE THE FOLLOWING PROCEDU?E: 1. IDENTIFY YOURSELF, ,GIVING YOUR NAME 2. LOCATION OF THE INCIDENT A. BUILDING ADDRESS,INCLUDING BUILDING AND/OR SUITE NUMBŒ B. NAME OF NEAREST'CROSS STREET '" 3. IDENTIFY THE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INVOLVED A. ESTIMATE THE QUANTITY OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASED i B. ESTIMATE THE POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRESENTED BY THE RELEASE 4. NATURE OF THE INCIDENT (SPILL, EXPLOSION, FIRE, ETC.) A. ESTIMATE THE NUMBER OF· INJURIES, CAUSE OF INJURIES, OR NUMBER OF-INDIVIDUALS CONTAMINATED BY THE RELEASE B. IS THE FACILITY BEING E¥ACUATED? 1 e e OIL SPILL RESPONSE CONTACT TELEPHONE LISTING BAKERSFIELD FACILITY SPILL COORDINATOR WORK NUMBER 24 HOUR NUMBER 1. PRIMARY: 2 . ALTERNATE: 3. P.E.: CHARLE JACKSON........ (805) 326-1595 TERRY RUSSELL.........(805) 326-8195 DEAN RIEDEL...........(510) 633-3988 (805) 588-8295 (805) 392-0124 (510) 665-9313 DISTRICT SPILL COORDINATOR 1. DOUG RAy.......................... (510) 633-4037 (510) 736-0304 2. PAUL WARTENBERGH..................(510) 633-4029 (510) 735-6812 DISTRICT MANAGER ~1D&JSiu.IÇ~4!J. .J!t;.t;í!Jf{....... (510) 633-4040 REGION SPILL COORDINATOR 1. CARLOS MEDINA..................... (510) 277-2291 (510) 803-1626 2. JON BRUGMAN....................... (510) 277-2229 (510) 648-8267 NATIONAL SPILL COORDINATOR 1. PAUL MCCARTHY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (404) 828-4254 (770) 739-9885 2. STEVE WOODS.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . (404) 828-6062 (770) 781-4098 LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE AGENCIES Note: Immediately notify the emergency response agencies listed below if there is reasonable belief that a release or threatened release of hazardous material poses significant and potential hazard to human health, safety, or the environment. Refer to the Facility's Business Plan for further instructions (notification procedure). 1 . F IRE DEPARTMENT........................... (805) 3 2 4 - 4542 . . . . . 911 2. BAKERSFIELD FIRE & HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DIVISION.... (805) 326-3979 3. CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICE............(800) 852-7550 If spills equal or exceed federal reportable quantities, notify: 4. U.S. NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER.....................(800) 424-8802 LOCAL EMERGENCY NUMBERS 1. FUEL EQUIPMENT REPAIR 2. 3. FRANZEN HILL.................................... (209) Ei~~;Ric~L·~;~¡ÏR.:¡t·¡/;,j;;··· 8iJ~-:32j:'}õ4'1··········· (- '--) AC ELECTRI C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (805) SPILL CLEAN UP MP ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE........................(805) 24 HRS..(800) UNIVERSAL ENVIRONMENTAL......................... (707) FACILITY MECHANIC GIL STRAW.......................(805) 328-0116..(805) 688-2977 * . ,. " - - (,33 - 5"3&8 327 3833 393-1151 245-9518 747-6699 4. 872-3103 NOTE: THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS NOT TO BE CALLED UNLESS THERE IS A CLEAR DANGER OF FIRE. - ,-~ ~/.2. 'f !y$ ~ United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 e e REPORTING /' J '" ;- e - Oil Spill Incident Report '\ : ~, Incident Date: Report Date: Facility Name: District: Address: Time: Time: (T 0 Corporate) Mnemonic: Region: STREET CITY COUNTY Phone: Phone: STATE ..,.:..,:,-:" Reported By: UPS Mgr In Charge: Type of Product Involved: From: Fuel Delivery Vehicle UPS Vehicle Underground Storage Tank and/or Piping - Capacity Aboveground Storage Tank and/or Piping - Capacity Does Quantity Exceed Reporting Requirements? .........,....,........................... ................... State Regulatory Authorities Notified? . ..................... .., .................................................... Approximate Volume Involved? ..................................,.................... .... .......... ....... ........... When Will Cleanup Be Completed? .............................,.......................... ...... .................... Product Contained On UPS Premises?..... .......................................... .............. ................ If not, did product enter Sewers, Pipes or Ditches? ............................................... If not, did product enter a Body of Water? ............................................................ Describe Body of Water and Distance From Incident: Contractors Contacted/Agencies Aware of Incident: CONTRACTOR/AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE PHONE Describe Incident, Hazard Abatement, and Remedial Activities: (State the facts accurately and carefully, Do not speculate about events about which you are not certain. Do not give your opinion.) p -' e e " Oil Spill Incident Report Follow-Up " \ To be filled out by the District Spill Coordinator: Date and Time agency notified: To: Of Th: ill (NAME) Est. Cost ofIncident: How and why did this incident occur? (State the facts accurately and carefully. Do not speculate about events about which you are not certain. Do not give your opinion.) (AGENCY) ~.;,~. What steps should be taken in the future to prevent this rrom occurring again? Have recommendations been implemented? y N DATE: Reviewed By: District Automotive Mgr District P .E. Mgr District Mgr Division Mgr PC: Region Automotive Mgr Region P .E. Mgr (also, when pertinent) Facility Environmental File Fuel Facility Equipment History n'·' /1 II ~' " United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue 3akersfield, CA 93308 e e EMERGENCY RESPONSE EQUIPMENT 2& ~' e e .. I. Protective Wear Ava}lable on Each Spill Cart * Chemical- resistant boots (2 pairs, size IILII and IIXLII) * Chemical-resistant gloves (1 pair) * Chemical-resistant apron * Chemical-splash goggles (1 pair) II. Respirator * MSA Ultralite MMR self-contained breathing apparatus * Refer to UPS Respiratory Protection Program and manufacture's literature. The location of the spill cart(s) in this facility is/are: Unload Damaged Package Service Center The location of the MSA Ultralite MMR self-contained breathing apparatus is/are: Damaged Package Service Center ';/). "/1-,' -----.- ¡fr e e ,. I[ [ * United Parcel Service SUBJECT i; ! ! ." ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY PROGRAM ¡ ¡'NUMBER -. .;:::"1 lUPS! PROCEDURE ~ III . INCIDENT RESPONSE AND DISPOSAL QArE 08/01/39 I I. SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS I PAGE 2 3 ~= 6 c Name Location Minimum Requirements I: ! : .'. ¡ I ¡ ¡ ...: I I I I I I i ! BROOM DUS7 PtN\ " ! ¡ I I I , I i ~ "?ROHIßFED" PGS7=:? : I ¡I TU3 ¡-- S?IL~ .I / ¡ l I ¡ t ¡ ; t " /' ; i APROI' BOOTS GOGGLES SUPPLY II GLOVES ¡I ¡ I PH INDICATOR I, . r i ì GUIDE \ \ RESPONSE ~ I! DISPOSAL PROC;::OURE I: RÐ/RAP KNIFE 1q I! I I 11 · e e ~ ,. a:3 ~ UOIted Parcel Service EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN '. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) and RESPONSE SUPPLIES SPILL CART INVENTORY CHECKLIST To effectively clean up and process hazardous material spills, the following spill cart items must be available and in good repair. All deficient items can be ordered through region supply. 1. One plastic shovel ; 2. One plastic dustpan 3. One fiber broom 4. Two rubber-coated chemical-resistant aprons 5: Two pair of chemical-resistant boots (size "L" and "XL") 6. Two pair of chemical splash goggles 7. Two pair of chemical-resistant gloves (hazardous chemical resistant Silver Shield and nitrile gloves) 8. One pH indicator tape 9. UPS Guide For Shipping Ground and Air Hazardous Materials 10. One Prohibited Hazardous Materials Poster (011112 rev. 8/93) 11. One rewrap knife 12. One l·gallon container with water (labeled) 13. One gallon of bleach in its original container (labeled) 14. One spill tub which includes a spill-tub liner 15. Clay-based absorbent 16. Sodium bicarbonate 17. Activated carbon 18. UPS Decision Tree/Response Sheets (Designated Responder Reference Guide) 19. D.O.T. Emergency Response Guide Book 20. One box disposable gloves 21. Six wooden stirring sticks SPILL CART LOCATION(S): SCBA LOCATION(S): - /' '-'-. SECTION XI - PPE/Eqllipment - Sllpplies Rev. 7/25/95 Pag¢ 1 ~\ e e <^ u . n~ted Parcel S . 3800 erv~ce N. Sillect Avenue lkersfield, CA 93308 EVACUATION ROUTES AND PROCEDURES J j 'J¡11 · EVAC!ATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e if 1Ì__ RIO BRAVO CENTER CAR WASH Ph " lME1ER r E CUSTOMER COUNTER STOCKDALE x x I :1 ',' ,,'I I! ! ii I I I I ¡ ~ x x IIIAZ MAT CAGE SHOP x [' !DAD MOD. (X) = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE , 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. j t-f A- .. EVAC~TION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e ß ~. BAKERSFIELD CENTER CAR WASH <-<-<--<-<-- CUSTOMER COUNTER 1 x ,~ POINT PERIMElER FENCE srOCKDALE x x I ¡ \ I I I I ! l i i I'! x x \ HAZ MAT CAGE SHOP x LOAD MOD. (X) = Exit Door I EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 1;vf?; .., 'EVAC~ATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e ~' 3' STOCKDALE CENTER CAR WASH I Pi.', iMElER f E CUSTOMER COUNTER x ->-> ->(X) I MEET X POINT X I I , I ! , I I I I i I I ¡ I ¡ i I I I u X X I HAZMATCAGE SHOP X WAD MOD, X = EXIT DOORS EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 7---., If'{ ,)ò·~, ~ :;¡, " ~ EVAC~ATION PU-\N BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e AUTOMOTIVE SHOP Pi" :ME1ER f E x = Exit Door CAR WASH CUSTOMER COUNTER x STOCKDALE x x I \ I I I I i I U x x--> -> I HAZMATCAGE I SHOP x !DAD MOD. (~ ------------------------------------------------------ MEET POINT . \ EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 0¡)r.... ~ ~~~C'ATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e ~' . ;¡; PRELOAD AND LOCAL SORT =-.. .... CAR WASH I p, ._ .METER iF E CUSTOMER COUNTER x STOCKDALE X- x - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I RED BELT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I X -- I I I I I I I I I I (X) ------- --- --------- ------ ---- ------- --- ----- ------ MEET POINT BROWN BELT BLUE BELT I HAZMATCAOI! I I I I I I I I I I I I 1---- ------- --- ----- --- I I I I SHOP IX I I I I LOAD MOD. X = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated aboveJ 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. ~i-{ ~ I. ., -- - JUN :2 6 ' -1(':-" 215-000-00116 a' 'IS,¡f 1 Fac. Unit ~ Page 1 ^ -'''' ~ I" UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Overall Site with , /'~ L.:,'.. General Information I i_" Location: 3800 N SILLECT AV City : BAKERSFIELD Map:102 Haz:3 Type: 3 Grid: 24A FlU: 1 AOV: 0.0 Contact NameJA~'¿ Title "./. e..~ ¡::J7k!J(~¡)# / # A7'Ýk, ,C Business Phone: (805) 328 0113x!fj; 24-Hour Phone (805) 589 97JGx~~-~ Pager Phone () x Contact Name Title DAVE CIIAI-1P ION 1l.dð tpsµ-¿. 3-z-{¡,·,p1 9 J é:- Business Phone: (805) ~20 011Jx 24-Hour Phone (805) 3-93 3112K 31:(- Pager Phone () x o/4Y Mail Addrs: J800 N SILL~C~ City: DAKER3FI£LD Corom Code: 215-066 COUNTY Administrative Data AV lAP? fJi.A.ðr Mt,I/uA,v'i jJf/I D&B Number: 8'!ðO l~liMý,l State: CA Zip: STATION 660~~£~/ SIC Code: 00- toCJ?- ItS I 93308- 4215 Owner: UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Address: 3800 N SILLECT City: BAKERSFIELD Phone: (805) 328-0113 State: CA Zip: 93308- I r Summary I ! ' ¡:e .(.~. " ~f.-( ~L- 6r~jL.r u/- I, Do hereby certify that I have (Type or prin! name) reviewed the attached hazardous materials ma;~age- ment plan for ¡TED ftttlcél. 5'avl~ and that it along with 90 usiness) any corrections constitute a complete and correct man.. agement plan for my facility. , i ".'. . (\,,,,,:." ,~1!J SlOr& 7} 10 sf' '.' ""'::'" ".'.1. :....;.....,.'1'.., -- , .. \ ..'."J ,'." , ,,~;"', ';,." ': ,!:' e . 4/Ö.l/96 ~. "P, UNI~ED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order Page 2 I~.I&- ,'jff!;E:....* 1....··..,,1 i:~jWi· 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Max Qty MCP 34500 High FT3 15000 High FT3 10000 Moderate GAL 10000 Moderate GAL 500 Low GAL 57500 Low FT3 2500 Low FT3 500 Minimal GAL 55 Minimal GAL 55 Unrated GAL In-Ref Name/Hazards Form 02-005 ACETYLENE Gas ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth 02-006 ACETYLENE Gas ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth I Liquid 102-001 UNLEADED GASOLINE 1 ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth I 1 102-002 UNLEADED GASOLINE Liquid I ~ Fire, Immeçi Hlth, Delay Hlth 02-003 WASTE OIL Liquid ~ Fire, Delay Hlth 02-004 OXYGEN Gas ~ Fire, Delay Hlth 02-008 OXYGEN Gas 1 ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth ('c:,·.., <:y 009 MOTOR OIL Liquid ~ Fire, Delay Hlth ; 02-010 GREASE Liquid ~ Fire, Delay Hlth :02-007 ANTIFREEZE Liquid ~Fire, Delay Hlth ........".. , . .,~:. - ' '- 34/01/96 v . >~:~ ..{fj"....,.¡ ..:rf.:;(;~;.. ,,',... d.,'. ".... . . ....,...,,,,,,,. .....,., ., .... l."\ ";:~,, ';L1, """: e . UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site / Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order Page 3 02-005 ACETYLENE ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth i I 102-006 Gas 34500 High FT3 CAS =It: 74862 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 -¡- Daily Average FT3 ----r- Annual Amount FT3 34,500 I 16,100.00 I 57,500.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:-1 FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Cone -, 100.0% Acetylene I~ MCP '--¡Guide High , I 17 Components ACETYLENE ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth 15000 High FT3 Gas CAS =It: Trade Secret: No 74862 Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 -¡- Daily Average FT3 ----r- Annual Amount FT3 -- 15,000 700.00 I 2,500.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:I PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER Above Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Cone l 100.0% Acetylene Components r= MCP ~uide IHigh I 17 Liquid 10000 Moderate GAL 02-001 UNLEADED GASOLINE ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay H1th CAS =It: Trade Secret: No 8006619 Form: Liquid Days: 365 Use: FUEL Type: Pure Daily Max GAL 10,000 Daily Average GAL 5,000.00 Annual Amount GAL 171,747.00 -r T Storage UNDER GROUND TANK r Press T Temp -:ì Location Ambient Ambient NORTH SIDE OF BLDG - Cone -, 100.0% Gasoline Components I~ MCP -----p;uide Moderate 27 .,.. . .,. .... _.... ; ...:. . "n. ,.;.- .. ,~"..,,', ...........,. ,- '".:.. '. i.'.~l.,..." .: ..., ._....,,'''.... ,~~..; .:,:..: '''h;\''''.:~;I,; ;:"!.. .,,-¡ - e ,4/'01/96 v ....!"~ ) ~.tÙ~,~,~ f~~~.m;f1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page '\ 4 ..' Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order '02-002 UNLEADED GASOLINE ~ Fire, Irnrned Hlth, Delay Hlth Liquid 10000 Moderate GAL CAS #: 8006619 Trade Secret: No Forrn2.. Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: FUEL . Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL 10,000 I 5,000.00 I 20,000.00 Storage UNDER GROUND TANK r Press T Temp ~ Location Ambient Ambient/UNDERGROUND TANK - Cone l 100.0% Gasdline Components r; MCP ~uide Moderate 27 02-003 WASTE OIL ~ Firer Delay Hlth Liquid 500 Low GAL CAS #: Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Waste Days: 365 Use: WASTE Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 500 I 250.00 1,000.00 Storage ABOVE GROUND TANK r Press T Temp -:ì Location Ambi~nt Ambient EAST SIDE OF BUILDING . ...~ i~~~% -, Waste Components ~ MCP ,uide Oil, Petroleum Based Low 27 I 02-004 57500 OXYGEN ", Gas Low ~ Fire, Delay Hlth FT3 CAS #: 7782447 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 -- 57,500 I 34,500.00 I 115,000.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above Ambient AUTO SHOP Location (. .-,,--" - Cone l 100.0% Oxygen, Compressed Components I~ MCP ----rGuide Low . I 14 . . ' . '." ",... ," . " " .. ~.~._.':,," ,: '., ;".:'-,: '.' .,'~:. "';" /4/01/96!' . l~ijŒØ) 102-008 I I ." ..,..... " . . '. . ,;...":....,,..,:.,:... ,. "..~". ;;,\;..',;),: :.: ;~. :... .i.: ::·r:\.:.. . . ":. q-'. :.::, ....1.:·.:..;;· . :; n:.::~i'· ...~ .:.'...,!.:,; ."., ,i~, ~~';":¡i.J.::: ,:~,.:i;: ~Ú.1 j;,:- , .. ' . . , ., ' .;."" '....:;. '.' . . . .. , . ; ...;.~. ,.:. :.::' ',-,,:¡ :.i . ',.. ,~. ~" :."..".... '''.'' " .".".".,...'..... .....'.. e e UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site / Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order Page 5 OXYGEN ~ Fire, Irnrned Hlth, Delay Hlth 2500 FT3 Gas Low CAS #: 7782447 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max F,T3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 2,~00 I 1,500.00 I 5,000.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:I PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER Above AmbientlAUTO SHOP Location - Cone l 100.0% Oxygen, Compressed < I-=- MCP -¡Guide I Low I 14 Cc;>mponents I 02-009 MOTOR OIL ~ Fire, Delay H1th Liquid 500 Minimal GAL CAS #: 8020835 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: LUBRICANT Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 500 I 250.00 I 1,000.00 Storage ABOVE GROUND TANK r Press T Temp ~ Ambient Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Cone _I Components _100.0% Motor Oil, Petroleum Based r; MCP -¡Guide Minimal I 27 Liquid 55 Minimal GAL ,02-010 GREASE ~ Fire, Delay Hlth CAS #: o Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Days: 365 Use: LUBRICANT Type: Pure Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 55 I 25.00 I 110.00 . S-t-orage DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC r Press T Temp ~ Ambient Ambient AUTq"SHOP Location - Cone l 100.0% Grease r; MCP -¡Guide Minimal I 1 Components .J'.''''''.-.." ...,....,.",..... ,". '. .; ,... ~.. ,~ . ,,\ ..:: '-..::, '.::\..'~; , . ". 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'."\:: ..:..: >.:-, ,:-~;:~ .!' ,;:. - ~:..:". ,,:.~,:.~: :~ ;',:' ; :".; ; L' ;,:",~'; ~~",.,~;; ,;;, ;.}:~;,.;~; ':.., ':¡'.:~ '. .~II..~".'.::,'" ¡; i.'. ·:¡'.·.~.;.i íi~', ;u\':':ù·. ;·i:¿¿,~:. ;JL: _'4" . ~~.\' - ' )4/01/96:, " I !~f¡5~ e e UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 7 <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical 1> Agency Notification CALL 911 IN CASE OF A SPILL UPS_WILL NOTIFY: 1) BAKERSFIELD FIRE & HAZMAT DIVISION - 326-3979 2) OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICE - 1-800-852-7550 3) CHEVRON - 1-209-268-4369 2> Employee Notif./Evacua~ion ~EETING POINT FOR ~~ PEOPLE WHO HAVE EVACUATED MAIN BUILDING OR CAR ('-"" -...;.:.<' 3> Public Notif./Evacuation IN C~EMERGENCY PUBLIC WILL BE NOTIFIED BY WORD OF MOUTH, TO EVACUATE ~DING.· ., /.~ ¡µ:r-~ 4> Emergency Medical Plan HAVE AN EMERGENCY PHONE LISTING FOR LOCAL POLICE, FIRE, AMBULANCE, HOSPITAL : . "::. ,.' ''-' ~:,:': ::, .:':',.:~ ~~:;',;~;.: ''-~:''.~:~:: ~L;.;;L;,:"" ~'.~ ¡ ~i~:.~,,:,~~~; .';, ',,' ::~·~'i;Lì.:.:,~::":: . :.;~~' -- e .. , '\ 4/01/96~' . UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 8 Æ0r;~j <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt 1> Release Prevention DOUBLE WALL TANK, DOUBLE WALL PIPING IN WHICH EACH ARE MONITORED BY A LEAK DETECTOR. EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH IS ALSO LOCATED AT THE FUEL PUMPS. 2> Release Containment OUR FUEL SYSTEM CONSISTS OF A DOUBLE WALL TANK, DOUBLE WALL PIPING IN WHICH EACH ARE MONITORED BY A LEAK DETECTOR. EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH IS ALSO LOCATED AT THE FUEL PUMPS. 3> Clean Up ! "-. :4> Other Resource Activation ! ;..", . . _~:' .~ I . ".' .." ...... kq.. " . " ; ..: .., .' . :',:,;' .. I ,'.::'~:: : ; ,. .:': ,: .~ ......... ...... :.': ~ ,.... '. ;.; :.:. . ".;':"'.';' ï '.'.: '." .,;:: ,',;; ..:.:,'. - "'-' ,,, '.... '. ." ,~¡: ."!' .-.,..., ','. ..,,'..~ ;;', ::',;~.; ~;,;:, ~~ .;¡; :,.: ;;.;..:-..'.; ',_;'·,'.:l';;;: í.:H¡' !i'~:\ii. 7;¡,Ù ':;ì ¡ .~I.::'i.,_~:,;;,::j;·~ \',;-j" : e e .. " ' 04/01/96r ". ~ UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-~0-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 9 ~ <F> Site Emergency Factors ~l> Special Hazards <2> Utili~y Shut-Offs A) GAS - SIDE OF MAIN BUILDING ACRESS FROM FUEL PUMPS B) ELECTRICAL - TO THE RIGHT INSIDE DOOR C) WATER - AT STREET, LEFT DRIVEWAY AT ENTRANCE D) SPECIAL - FUEL DISPENSERS EMERGENCY SHUTOFF E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - FACILITY IS FULLY SPRINKLERED, HAS MONITORED FLOW ALARMS, HAND AND HOSE EXTINGUISHERS -'-. FIRE HYDRANT - 3 WAY PUMPER CONNECTION AT LEFT DRIVEWAY ENTRANCE <4> Building Occupancy Level ';"',,:,:.,. .....,..>.. ..... " "; .',.....: ..-':;:.:~:, .." : ,..'.', :,'.~: .~ ;'i',.;~,'" . .'" , :'..""'"'''' .-':.':'-,'.,,,. ~..., ~ ! - . '-. ,-.'." , «, '. ......."... :,: ii~; ,~¡~',~ ~'~,;_. ¡;':.;: ~ i ;;...; ~"..' ~I·...~; :.',;: ~';':: ,. Ù ';:... ~:.;.'.';,:.'i. - e ";;' .. , \ UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 10 14/01/96 ~ . I"~. ~fb:~~\ ~~j.jì}Y I' <G> Training :1> Employee Training WE HAVE 185 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY : WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING: EMPLOYEE'S ARE TRAINED ON MSDS BY READING THE MSDS FOLDER WHICH IS LOCATED ON SITE IN THE AUTO SHOP. 2> Page 2 3> Held for Future Use ........." 4> Held for Future Use d~AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY P- . NON-TRADE SECRETS . OWNER NAME: UPS NAME OF THIS FACILITYÒ' UPS AVE; ADDRES~' 0 - STANDARD IND. CLASS C DE:---' --- }Jk~~ ")~~ä~;~~PER D~~::; BR~Sð~EJ ~UW~RL'~ i¡-- ...-',----,---- 1 8 9 10 11 IC I Drs Cont Cont Cont Use Hailes of Mi xture{Colloonents / on Site Type Press Temp Code See Instruc Ions :3 5 09 I q farm and Agticulture (] Standard Business BUSINESS NAME: UPS ~ 9CT Ay TI O~ N¡ ;,. .ß3 8rf? N . ~ I L.L:GC:ï È t' ·~...:i..F...l.aCQ eEl PHON : _.8QK.- 32.8 - m/3 1 Tr~ns Code fV\ \ ~ TO«7 P: 2(fire Hazard (] Reactivity o De 1ayed 0 Sudden Re lease Health of Pressure /:i'2I¡ CITY of it~!AKERSFIELD !~ ~t\illiJ '. : ~ :_~~t: ./ :. I Page L.., oL,~,. ;: 8A-K-e~ELld.L::>_~_ COllponent " O COllponent 12 Nalle & C.A.S. NUl1ber Il1mediate Health . Component 13 Nal1e & C.A.S. Number Jlfire Hazard (] Reactivity o De 1ayed 0 Sudden Re lease Health of Pressure '£AS 5H:::é 1'3¡)lld~1'I Component., Nalle & C.A.S. NUllber (] ,Col1ponent 12 Name & C.A.S. Number IlIl\edlate Hea Ith Component 13 Nalle & C.A.S. NUllber o fire Hazard o Reactivity o De 1ayed 0 SUddfn Re lease Health 0 Pressure , M oTð{2- 01 '- Component " ~:~~ " (] . Component 12 Nalle & C.A.S. NUllber IlImediate Health Component 13 Nalle & C.A.S. NUl1ber ;:.. I ~:. ". Ù 5"5 Physical ond Health Hafard ¡Check all that apply C.A,S. NUl1ber :) Component II Nalle & C.A.S. NUllber ÅtSTi O d' Component.2 Nane & C.A.S. Number Il1me late Health Component.3 Nalle & C.A.S. Hunber EMERGENCY CONTACTS 111 ~,L ST1<~w /\At.. R:l-\~,c- s:?os-; 7 '303112 Ï')AVé"" ðHAMPIDA.J R!)f íttfe- ~4ß n me" . ;ertiriçatio~ fReed and $ign af,ßr cçmpleting ftl1 rcectionS) I certIfy under penalt~ 0 la~ th4t I have pe(sona Iy examlnQQ o~d 011 familIae wit the Infor.natlon Gubnitte~ in this ond all ¡ltaçhed dQcu~ents, anQ t at based on my Inquiry Q those IndiViduals responsible or obtaining the Infornatlon. I belIeve that the ¡ubmltted 'nfor~atlon IS true, accurate, and co~plete. ~Fire Hazard o Reactivity o De lared 0 Suddfn Re I ease . Hea th 0 Pressure " ~ ,.' ":..;- T ft1 ~tJ AbGIL- F; fI}a» CJ. 3 /If l.. t;~ n fT õne- ]:L ~::: ~;:, . UH!-SiQr.êQ--' D ~-!.:. i~ë-rrõÏ)fTëTãr-t1{le 01 owner/ooerator UR owner/operator'š-ãüthorlzed representative S'Tgñãt u r e ... ~-'.- "'--,', rGì¡ CITY of 'BAKERSFIELD \lliill0 0: : ~_~~J I{ , ~AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY far. and Agticulture (] Standard BusIness ~.: . ; NON-TRADE SECRETS Page ~~_, of' US¢NESS NAME: UPS OWN~R NAM~':; NAME ~B THIS FACILITYÒ' uL.s BA¥~E'uo~ OC TION' 3,0.' ,I :';¡"<;<ifct: />cJLç ADO ES~' ~ "~ STANO 0 IND. CLASS C DE: m. -..-. MJN~ W=~~{;; A. - ~ J}hh &)~~~~;';'&ffðN"§4~ ROPER O~~D~S BRAS~~E¿ ~U!fB~RL"i> -iT~ ---- ~-~ I 2 J 4' 5 ~8 9 10 II 12 13 U Tr~ns lYQe "ax Average Annual I 1 rs Cont Cont Cont Use Loc,tion Where 'by NUles of Mixture{COIIPonents Code Code Allt Allt Est .. on lte Type Press Tup Code Stored In FacIlity vt See Instruc Ions JIIill .5 I ? . Ii D. c:, b, ¡Me> 5110P ßf2J~'i.G' ¡:;/t.JJ~":> Physical ond Health Halard C.A.S. NUllber M\)(.\uRG' COllponent" Nue' C.A.S. NUllber ICheck all that applYI ø1ire Hazard o Reactivity o De Jared o Sudden Release Hea th of Pressure V Phl~ictl ,~d ~ealth ~afard ( ec a t at app Y o Fire Hazard (] Reactivity (] De Jared (] Suddfn Release Hea th o Pressure O ,Co.ponent '2 Nale' C.A.S. NUlber I..edute Health COllponent 13 Nale' C.A.S. NUllber O d' COllponent 12 Nue' C.A.S. NUllber IlIle late Health COlponent.'3 NIIII' C.A.S. NUllber .9"/ ItvTc~' Itz> COllponent 'I Nale' C.A.S. NUllber U r-t1 Physical ond Health Halard (Check all that applYI \\'0 ~ :s.bS-1 blo I ( C.A.S. NUlber EMERGENCY CONTACTS "1 Tttl 0Jr1 h " 2m . Rue e n nr pone e ert ¡¡ jot io~ (Reed and $ j gn a fjf3r cÇ)mp 7 e t i ng, It 7 7, 'rcect j ons) . , cer If unðer enalt 0 la th t I have persona J~ exalln 0 0 d . fallllar It the Inforlati, n U Iltted In his ond all ttaç~edYdQCYlen~sl an~ t at ~ase~ on IY Inquiry Q lhose In~lvl~ua's responslb'e or obtaInIng t~e 'n~orllatlon. I belIeve that the ub~ltted Inforlatlon IS true, accurate, and co~plete. ~~ ~p~l5rTëTãr-t1tle 01 owner/ooerator OR owner/operator's authorlze~ representatiVe C.A.S. NUØlber o fire Hazard ~eactivitY o DeJayed 0 Sudden Release Health of Pressure illhJ 5'..5 I 2-5 Phy~ic.' lod Health Halard ¡Check all that applyl o fire Hazard, 0 Reactivity o De I ayed 0 SUddfn Re lease Health 0 Pressure ßA O ,Colponent '2 Nale' C.A.S. Number hilled ute Health Component '3 Nale' C.A.S. Number l<f I Zb I ~o 5JibP Component 'I Nale' C.A.S. NUllber ¿,. . O d' Co~ponent 12 Nale' C.A.S. NUlber IllIe late Health COllponent 13 Nale' C.A.S. NUlber Title 2f'Hfrliõñë--' srgñã1ure D!U-sr~r.ëð-' ("-~t, (0?ì CITY of 'ðAKERSFIELD ~ ';-. : , ~ ."). .. ~ - < NJr=< Farl and Agticulture [] , i..-. , . 1 Tr~ns Code 13 u 'by Nafes of Mixture{COfDonents vt See Inslruc Ions ¿ E:' '.' COllponent II 1ð Fire Hazard [] Reactivity o De Jared [] Sudden Release o . COlponent 12 Na.a I C.A.S. NUlber Illed II ta Hea th of Pressure Hea I th COllponent 13 Na.a I C.A.S. NUllber COlponent II o Reactivity o oelared ~uddfn Release o . COllponent 12 Hila I C.A.S. HUllber II1f¡d IIta Hea th o Pressure ealth Halla I C.A.S. NUlber COllponent 13 U i'--^ À0\t> 5 h Ph~sieal ,nd ~ealth Hajard COllponent .1 Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber I heck a I t at apply [] Fire Hazard ~eactiVlty o Oelared o SUddfn Re lease o COllponent 12 Nalla I C.A.S. NUllber IllIedlate Hea th o Press~re Hea I th COllponent 13 Na.e I C.A.S. NUlber 10 AJ\D Phl~icfl ,~d ~ealth ~aJard M l :;<..\\]~ COllponent .t Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber ee a t at app y )(Fire Hazard o Reactivity [] OJ Jared [] sUddfn Re lease [] I COllponent.2 Hall I C.A.S. NUllber IIVd atl II th o Pressure ealth COllponent 13 Hale I C.A.S. NUllber '., f!:: / EMERGENCY CONTACTS tl1 ~,L STh~ M, fft'\ClJ\;C ~~7z.'r03 112 ¡)f\V(S: chA-M¡J¡~ R1 nc r I'rr me' . 'ertifiçatioq (Reed and $ign afjf3r c()mp7etil1g. tt71"rcectionS( , , r eertl' under enalt 0 la th t I have persona I~ exalln 0 0 d . fa.lllac It thl InfoClat n U Iltted In hIs ond all !ltaçhedYdQeUllen~sl an~ t at ~ase~ on IY Inquiry 0 lhose In~IV1~ua's responslb1e or obtaining ~e 'n~or.atlon. i believe that the ¡ubaltted Inforlat on IS true, accurate, and co~pleta. TI t I e /þ1 A-6t7'Z- ~~ï5rTfTIr-t1tle 01 owner/ooerltOr'UK owner/operator'S authorlze~ representative srgñãture DA t!-S r ~r.eð-" ---- " Pc CITY of ~ÀKERSFIELD ¡~ .): . . ..., , . G í("'¡A,S~ d ' ~AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY . Far. and Agticulture [] Standar Business , ,j. 'ti . NON-TRADE SECRETS Page -=,l.,. of ~' ~H:~î~Þ~~~-~~-- JJJUsij;~N5TiwrmoNsruR-PROPER 8~~:~!O:Ä~ls~H!~~8'~ÂT~Z~F~' . :~~:::;-. - I] ~ 8 9 10 II ,12 I] U Tr~ns Max iI H Cant Cant Cant Use loc~tlon Where 'by NUles of Mixture{COIIDonents Code Allton lte Trpe Press TeIlP Code Stored n Facllltr lit See Instruc Ions U "1\ V 3lf 1'2- 3q ÂJ7Z>.s Hv ~ PhYSic,1 tnd Heo1th Halard M l1\TV'(l.Ç COllponent" Nue' C.A.S. Number (Check a I that applrJ ýf fire Hazard o Reactivity o De !ared o Sudden Re I ease o d' COlponent 12 Nale , C.A.S. NUllber IllIe ute Hea th of Pressure Hea I th COllponent 13 Nale , C.A.S. NUllber U M Avi7::> S i Phl~;e~1 ,~d ~ealth ~a¡ard COllponent I' Nale . C.A.S. NUllber I ee a t at app r ~ fire Hazard o Reactivitr o De !ared o SUddf" Re I ease o d' Component 12 Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber IlIlIe late Hea th o Pressure Health COllponent 13 Halle' C.A.S. NUllber U 1\ 0 Phlsieal ,nd ~ealth Haiard COllponent ., I heck a I t at applr o De !ared o SUdd;n Release o .Collponent 12 Halle' C.A.S. NUllber [] fire Hazard o Reaetivitr I.lledlate Hea th o Press~re Hea I th COllponent 13 Nalle , C.A.S. NUllber Ph~~iefl ,~d ~ealth ~aiard C.A.S. Number COllponent .1 Nalle . C.A.S. NUllber I ec a t at app r o OJ !ared o Suddf" Re I ease o . Component 12 Nale I C.A.S. NUllber o Fire Hazard o Reaetivitr IIa¡rd Ilate ea th o Pressure ea th COllponent 13 Nale , C.A.S. NUllber A. L Go EMERGENCY CONTACTS 1f1 G,L ST12-M !'Ill ~t.~Q.¡\I<' , 112 J)f'r{t'f CC,fb'MPIU;.J Rue rme llIfë' 'rtlfiç3tioq (Reed and $ign afjßr c9mp7~til1g. ßll,~'<=,ctions/ .. . ·certlfY unðer penallï 0 la~ th4t I have persona III exaDln~o Oqdt. faBlllac Wit the Infofllat øn ,ub'ltte~ In Ihls ond all . ~taçhed dQcuments, ano t at based on IIY Inquiry 0 hose IndlVldua s responsible or obtaining the Inforlatlon. believe that the Jblltted Inrorlatlon IS true, accurate, and co~plete. ß(¡1t"fl?~# 80fß9~ 4</~ ifHr'f'fiðñe j¡íp ~flifõfTëTIJ nUl 01 owner/oo.rItOr DR owner/operator's authorlzeø represenutlve srgñature OH~-sr~f.ëð-' > 'N.....;,,_. . ,~;'-:ii,','<: ~L:,):~~';._;:r;:~::·:~:~~.:~;;· :~lE:::;~::~¡~{~AYÚ~,:~::¡:,:.:' _~,; .::.' J\ I \ ,1,.< ,. , " :~:\' ;\;;~:',i:·.¡t::';l-',~'l':;;:;;:' }.~:L\;:-./ :,\'~_[,~:J:.:~(ì: :: ;~;_.;~:~.:) ::X:î:,i.:';,: i:';[';"lL:t;'".;:~,]'~jj;'~::~·:.';\~;:;iil-::;,~i;:~}:¡~i'~i'~~)j}:~i~:~J~J3~l":1'; , It.: :' <.' , e e , , '. 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(Il~ '. lP5 l.tŒVEl.D'£D fOR FI11U€ EXPANS ICN F\JItRE WILDI ~ ÐJ>ANS I (}j \ ¡ lP5 6OOTII'l) F,\CILITY lP5 UŒVEUFED AR£A 2~5' lP5 UŒ'Æl.£FED M£A 7 Avro ' SHiIJ. r ,ç CANAL 68' KERN RIVER - TO SILLECr OOI'Æ PLOT PLNN OF BNKERSF£ELD UNITED PARCEL SERVICE D^TE:4-21-BB ^OUIT^NI^ /j~ 1;1 tJ ÌJULc~µ~ /J ¡) íA-;.l. ~ t1DDl) ...,:(. 11 ¡it- tx 7//1./ (¡ f/I.!¡¡i/L- iJ NiL -2/t tL ¡it r GJ 11.4l.4~DcJx.s tcJA¿iL))eyf/-S ~ffoF¡~ -7 / þ' §''' ~/~Æ?'¿.P" <~J . ''7/PJ ¡;?è.; ?~,/r /- ' ///;;' '. " : , .-'~ '<. '. . í::" .. . . ..- ¿: / [ !,,-,'::',.:,:,:, .1:·~:~)i:;,,:.~.,~1 ..... :: :)":- "'_";";A".:~:~:.:',:~~~_:;,..i;'~:':'~;;.~:'>'.".;' e e - . v ' Uníted Parcel Service ~ 3800 N. ~illect Avenue ,~:(~~Ih Bakersfield, CA 93308 \~:._' I::} "¡,, -. , . OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN ~ .---., I ' : t-:¿,j /7/'" ';:..,:',,;; ,. . ,~.' ,,', -"""".',. '. ' ; ~. .U.~'"'.... ;.: .',... ,.... ,.~." ·.".i· :..'::::,;.',,;!i~{:·.-:::~.;.;'';t::.,:....tj:·H'_;~; ....'.. .'~ ".~. ....,; , . '.'. ' ...,..,'...,......, .....; .,,_....'-.:. . ",,; ,...~; :',~ '.: ",; ",' ,'.;; ¡;: .:.: :, ,:..~. .: :.. .~."-::::; ; :;;, ".. ' '>;:;~,_ .::\:L;I. ~:~:':·IJ". .:.:.:i, '-" "..;.;. ,:.,....,;~iÚ;:.·.¡.¡:;·:L·~·i.;¡)l: e e ,,"f' ~ LOCALugttE~P!tfC~~s~~§!EC~LAN FOR \ €r,~iie::: I ·....-'·..1 :~~~~b BAKERSFIELD Note: All containment and cleanup materials are in the spill control container (YELLOW BARREL) located at the FUEL ISLAND. STOP THE SOURCE: 1) TURN OFF SYSTEM AT THE EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF SWITCH. CONTAIN THE SPILL 2) OPEN FUEL SPILL KIT CONTAINER (YELLOW DRUM) LOCATED AT FUEL ISLAND FOR ABSORBENT BOOMS & SHEETS, PLASTIC BAGS, & ANY OTHER CLEAN UP MATERIALS. 3) POSITION BOOMS & SHEETS IN FRONT OF THE SPILL AND THE STORM DRAIN TO PREVENT FUEL FROM ENTERING STORM DRAIN SYSTEM OR LEAVING UPS PAVED PROPERTY. 4) ABSORB SPILLED PRODUCT USING ABSORBENT BOOM & SHEETS, & ANY OTHER CLEAN UP MATERIAL (IE. KITTY LITTER). 5) PLACE USED ABSORBENTS & ANY OTHER SPENT ABSORBENTS IN PLASTIC BAGS OR IN AN EMPTY HAZARDOUS WASTE DRUM (DMP DRUM). CALL FOR HELP: 6) NOTIFY FACILITY SPILL COORDINATOR USING TELEPHONE LISTING FOR PROPER DISPOSAL PROCEDURES. 7) MANAGEMENT MUST COMPLETE A TELEPHONE INCIDENT REPORT FOR SURFACE FUEL SPILL OF 5 GALLONS OR GREATER. 8) IF THE SPILL EXCEEDS FACILITY MANPOWER FOR CLEANUP, NOTIFY SPILL CLEANUP CONTRACTOR USING THE TELEPHONE LISTING. IF THE FUEL OR OIL SPILL MEETS ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: * The spill is from a suspected leaking or a leaking underground storage tank or piping. * The spill exceeds 25 gallons * The spill is not contained on UPS paved property OR a spill has entered a body of water (ie. storm drain) * The spill cleanup will not be accomplished within 24 hours The Facility or District Spill Coordinators or Alternate must follow the notification chain of command procedure. Refer to, the OIL SPILL RESPONSE CONTACT TELEPHONE LISTING and ACTION STEPS FOR AN OIL SPILL INCIDENT for reporting and clean up measures. IN CASE OF LEAK ALARM ON FUEL TANKS: 1. Notify Automotive Supervisor, or; 2. Notify Maintenance Supervisor, or; 3. Notify Spill Coordinator from Telephone Listing '"..":-.",, !'·m'.' ,.,_." :"J"::~,::I ~ ~¡::;': '. " . ~~"~: '<,(,.,-,.-../ . ,(;.::,;i:) . fT:.~}\ ) \~')" -, L) ",.. ..::" ::::-",,::.,:.,·.::;';e-;!.: .." "....;...,,;,.;-, "1" '.' .,\'~7"..'·,!:.' .,; :. -..:. , '.: :.;. .;;,;... : ':,,:;.,: ,;.."..P'.'"'' \ i .',: '.; :..;: ;:." :., .',;:',"..:,;,:: :', ~; ,,;;':< ~ ,\j I'.:" ~;',,",; ,,~~., ;! :~_;, ~:... ~·.::.,:U :.\,; ,'/,~ ;': '):;"~; ~ c·::'.;,'.··· e e ACTION STEPS FOR AN OIL SP~LL INCIDENT v' THE uP S MANAGER AT THE SCE:NE: A. Determines the cause or source of the spill or leak and stops it. '- B. Initiates qil containment action with the required manpower, equipment and materials in accordance with prepared Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment of an oil spill. 1. If the spill is from a leaking underground storage tank or plplng, remove as much of the product from the system as is necessary to prevent fur~her release to the environment. 'c. Identifies and mitigates fire, explosion and vapor hazards. D. Ensures thàt there is "no smoking" in the area of the spill. E. Notifies the fire department (in the event ~f a fire or the likelihood of a ¡fire or explosion). F. As soon as practicable, records the information on Telephone Spill Incident Report and notifies the Facility Spill Coordinator or alternate and the District Spill ~oordinator or alternate. G. Visually inspects any aboveground spills or exposed belowground spills and prevents further migration of the spill into surrounding soils and ground water. H. Alerts neighbors if personal danger is possible or if spill is not being totally contained on UPS premises. 1. Initiates clean-up and removal operations in accordance with prepared Oil ~pill Contingency Plan for clean-up of an oil spill. J. Remedies hazards posed by contaminated soils that are excavated or exposed. K. Investigates to determine the possible prese-nce of oil that is not dissolV'ed in water (free product), and begins free product removal as soon as practicable, if applicable. ". L. Notifies U?S Press Relations Manager, through National Spill Coordinator, of any request for information from the'press so that he can respond to the request. Obtains name, publication or station and phone number of any reporter requesting information. 1. Do not invite the press onto our premises or allow press photographers to photograph or film the incident without prior approval of Press Relations Manager. 2. Do not permit any press conferences to be held on our premises. H. Maintains a chronological log of events and communications during the spill incident, containment and clean-up. Records times, names, conversations,' instructions given and instructions received. ?sG. .. ACTION STEPS 1 of 4 JU48 9 ¡ ~,"\;!:.;'.\ ., ..,'..,,\ ') ,::,¡y¡(:~} .:;.~.I· ) é;:'.,........ ) .".".; . ''''''') .~-- ..~ __u' """""..........,.... - ~ ,_".. c; ,;:.."'",-, .",""" , ;.,:' ;:'.::. '0""'1".. .,....~" ...., ... .:,;:.'.~;_.:..... .'. ¿ I ,:. .~.. ~::: ',' :.:~ ,;..~',;;: "":':';'. ~ '.'.. . ~:., ,.;;,,, ._;.".::"", ~~~: ¡.;,. -...~ e e N. Has photog~aphs taken of. the oil spill and the containment and clean-up activities. ~ :' IF THE OIL SPILL INCIDENT MEETS ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: " 1. The oil spill is from or suspected from a leaking underground storage tank or pipi.ng. 2. The sptll exceeds 25 gallons. 3. The spill is not contained on uPS premises and the spill has entered a body of water. 4. The spill clean-up will not be accomplished within 24 hours. A. The Facility or District Spill Coordinator or one of their alternates immediately notifies: 1. The National Spill Coordinator (with information from Telephone Spill Incident Report). 2. The District Manager. 3. The Region Spill Coordinator. 4. The State Underground Storage Tank Program Office. B. The National Spill Coordinator or alternate notifies: 1. National Plant Engineering Manager. .. 2. The U.S. Coast Guard (if the oil spill has discharged or may discharg,e into the waters of the United States or adjoining shores). THE DISTRICT SPILL COORDINATOR OR ALTERNATE: A. Conducts investigations of the spill, the spill site, and the surrounding ~rea possibly affected by the spill in order to determine the full extent and location of soils contaminated by the spill and the presence and concentrations of dissolved product contamination in the ground water, if any of the following conditions exist: 1. There is evidence that ground-water wells have been affected by the spill. 2. Free product is found to need recovery. 3. There is evidence that contaminated soils may be in'contact with ground water. 4. The State Underground Storage Tank (UST) Program Office requests an investigation, based on the potential effects of contaminated soil or ground water on nearby surface water and ground-water resources. a) As soon as practicable, submit the information collected during the investigations to the UST Office. 2st!- ., ACTION STEPS 2 of 4 JUL89 .::..: I ~... '. , < - . ~;',""," -''-') .'."~ :;~" '\ t,;'; ~-, ~~ ~y.~< -:7'''''' .) t..·,.,',·....,' . \"' ......r. , "~J',. ..: -. j ) --'" , ~",... . ....... ,,'" :., "'-..'.','".".. ".:,.¡,:~ ! !..'.'U ,..,. ,.I.,' e e ~, B. 'Within 20 days after an oil spill incident, 5Ubm-its a report to the State UST . ~ Program Office summarizing the action (initial abatement) steps taken in response to the incident, and any resulting information or data. C. 'Within 30 days after an oil spill incident, submits a letter from the chief financial officer and certification documenting current evidence of"financial responsibility to the Director of the State UST Program Office. (lètter and certificat~on available from National Insurance Group) D. Unless directed to do otherwise by the State UST Program Office, assembles information about the site and the nature of the spill, including: 1. Data on the nature and estimated quantity of spill. 2. Data concerning surrounding popula~ions, water quality, use and approximate locations of wells potentially affected by the spill, subsurface soil conditions, locations of subsurface sewers, climatological conditions, and land use. 3. Results ·of measuring for the presence of product in an UST excavation zone, _ if appl icable. 4. Results of free product investigations. a) 'Within 45 days after an oil spill incident, submit the information assembled to the State UST Program Office. E. At sites where free product is present, removes free product to the maximum extent practicable as determined by the State UST Program Office. 1. Conduct free product removal in a manner that minimizes the spread of contamination into previously uncontaminated zones by using recovery and disposal techniques appropriate to the hydrogeologic conditions at the site, and that properly treats, discharges or disposes of recovery byproducts in compliance with applicable regulations. 2. Use abatement of free product migration as a minimum objective for the design of the free product removal system. 3. Handle any flammable products in a safe and competent manner to prevent fires or explosions. '........-. 4. Unless directed to do otherwise by the State UST Program Office, prepare and submit to the UST Office, within 45 days after an oil spill incident, a free product removal report that provides at least the following information: n) The name of the person(s) responsible for implementing the free product removal measures. b) The estimated quantity, type, and thickness of free product observed or measured in wells, boreholes, and excavations. c) The type of free product recovery system used. d) 'Whether any discharge will take place on-site or off-site during the recovery operation and where thi~ discharge will be located. 2jC-- .. ACTION STEPS 3 of 4 JUL89 , ' ..' ~:.; ~:'j ".~> ".', ' ..... ..,.".-.'>."...... . ;.., ".~. , ",.. '..,. ,. . , .. , '"''-''' .. ; . :: M' .:;.:,"~;" ~.. : -, j ... ~ i.""..,.., ; "'.C\ , ,-,;;;" '.' _ ~.. ''¡ . ", ',;:. . . , .. ':."; .,.,;.¡;;..\.-.::~;..:,:;;.,:: e e ~ e) The type of'treatment 'applied to, and the effluent quality expected from, any discharge. .,- . ^ ' to;~. ., ',..."..\" '-. "'t;j':'t~,t ) ) . I f) The steps that have been or are being taken to obtain necessary permits for any discharge. g) The disposition of the recovered free product. F. If required by t~e State UST Program Office, submit additional information or develop and submit a corrective action plan for responding to contaminated soils and ground water. FOLLOY-UP: A. Review the incident with respect to the following: 1. How could the incident have been prevented? 2. Were the Action Steps For An Oil Spill Incident followed properly? 3. Was the Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment and clean-up followed properly? 4. Were proper notices/reports given in a timely manner? 5. Were personnel trained to adequately respond to the incident? (,,':,::,:" .) \;'j,J '~-;, 6. Was the Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment and clean-up adequate? .. END .....~~ . c - c;: J ) 2r-C- ., ACTION ~~p~ ~ ~~ h " . e e ,. , '\ ~ ". United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue 'Ú:2~akersfield, CA 93308 \I;¿)~D:~~ NOTIFICATION ~, '- ( " '~;.;.. 1 , , I ..' , " I I (' ,) , " ct,~J .,--,.-....- . ' e UNITED PARCEL SERVICE ~ '\ EMERGENcY NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES ~; .... EMERGENCY RESPONSE AGENCIES ARE TO BE IMMEDIATELY NOTIFIED IN THE EVENT OF A RELEASE OR A THREATENED RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INCLUDES ANY MATERIAL THAT, BECAUSE OF ITS QUANTITY, CONCENTRATION, OR PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS, POSES A SIGNIFICANT PRESENT OR POTENTIAL HAZARD TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES, THE COMMUNITY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT IF RELEASED. THERE IS NO MINIMUM RE?ORTABLE QUANTITY ESTABLISHED FOR A RELEASE. FACILITY OPERATORS MUST USE THEIR BEST PERSONAL JUDGMENT IN DETERMINING WHETHER A RELEASE OR THREATENED RELEASE IS REPORTABLE. . NOTIFY THE FOLLOWING WHEN REPORTING A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASE: 1. FIRE/POLICE/AMBULANCE 9-1-1 EMERGENCY 2. COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES .' 'do '4 / () r &-¡(i..£ S h £'L,j) AGENCY: _ Att-.t:- j)Mr. ADDRESS: -2! S t1lÆsÎi;( .AtJM/;/L- ~hÚ¡)·.eA 933ô/ , . .. I ' . ~ hÞLD A!2,i.," 1-lA-2. ;t1¡tJ.¡- DIy -PHONE NO: l?ÓJ - '32.6' 3'7 ':f<¡ 3. STATE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES - CALIFORNIA (800) 852-7550 ....... (916) ZI,2.-/~2.1 (800) 424-8802 '. . 4. NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER ÑhEN REPORTING A HAZAP~US MATERIAL RELEASE,- USE THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE: 1. IDENTIFY YOURSELF,·GIVING YOUR NAME ,. 2. LOCATION OF THE INCIDENT A. BUILDING ADDRESS,INCLUDING BUILDING AND/OR SUITE NUMBER .:.,~ B. NAME OF NEAREST· CROSS STREET .. 3. IDENTIFY THE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INVOLVED A. ESTIMATE THE QUANTITY OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASED ¡ B. ESTIMATE THE POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRESENTED BY THE RELEASE 4. NATURE OF THE INCIDENT (SPILL, EXPLOSION, FIRE, ETC.) A. ESTIMATE THE NUMBER OF· INJURIES, CAUSE OF INJURIES, OR NUMBER OF-INDIVIDUALS CONTAMINATED BY THE RELEASE B. IS THE FACILITY BEING EVACUATED? 1 õ ** ,_._~'.\.:~~.. .." 'Hj' ......--¡- 100·38~d ì~101 ** B4/( to;" - . .)"",,'" t:':¡:m,¡' . f/-'-{' ,':'., '-'íiiH;:;0 ,. -. . ~ .. e e , \ UPS :EMERGENCY RESPONSEJPLAN CHAIN OF COMMAND ....., 07/23/96 . AUTHORIZED TO EVACUATE THE FACILITY ·:::·:::j:¡:"'!:.,::\:[¡:~!~!i~::1¡:~~~¡~;~~!['!~fj¡[~~!~:::jj:]:¡ii~~~;'~~:[.;"~!,.·::~:i1:':.:~~t+{8~':::;.J"j':):!j:;::':¡:;:;¡:~:',: ~!'~IIII¡..'" 1 , harle Jackson (805) 2 C Center Man ager 326 - 1 595 ;iSa- 82gs -,' 3 Terry Russell Center M an a!Jer 326 - 8 1 95 '(805) - 39 2- 0 t 24 4 '.. - 5 . DESIGNATED RESPONDERS MANAGEMENT :···::·::.·::::,.:Œ:¡:!:;;:~·?imME:::;::::::7,::';;:::\.:::;::.:;';:;:/ ··,·,···,······~eSITION ',',.,.·:·.:··:':':·,:'..:::'·~~~~:êËÑTEã7.Qi~ãAfrÕN~,:;':::~:~::::':s:te:::i; ':':;:: :::::::;:,:::: :::' :,:::~.; :: ':.:.:.: ,,', . ,~.' " ::'. ,:, ' :, ,...,.....,....'...,. .." .......,." ".'. ,,' . '.' ... ,..... .'. '.. ... .. .'. .'. .'. ".:..., '," . "', '. ,", . ',,~, ...,'..... " , ..... .'".;'.;" ...;.;....;. .. . .. ... ....... , ...... ... ....... . ... .... . 1 2 Charla JacksOn Canter Manager Stockdale L. 3 CralQ Hili Supervisor Bakersfield I 4 1 I I 5 ,i. 6 . 7 8 9 i 1 0 , ~:ct:"r", '\;' ~,:..' -.'-~:" '~Ji~ 1 i 2 I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I 10 i , DESIGNATED RESPONDERS HOURLY EMPLOYEES I:' .... ,·,·;'~,·:·,·':·:·:·N:· :AM' 'E·····' :0·,:··,:,,:,::···..,::·::·'1'·····,·,,:,:·,,:,:,·:·".',,: PO'S'IT'I~O' No. .:.....:.:'.:;:~'::.:..:.- M .. .'.,,',,.;...:.... ,;.,',.,.:.. .'. .:.. ..,....., .'.....,...".,.., ..,.' "':::':::. :....,..... , .. ..' "," ....' ",' .....'.... .":.":'::.,::..... :". '". . . Chris Davis Preload Lester Sprague A.M. Clerk Preston Burger Preload ,. "1'· ..., .··':::!:-:GENT5B1QPERATIQN,:::\:·..::::>:;:·:: Bakersfield Bakersfield Bakersfield .., ,.,t.. . , ," . ..,..'.... ~, ~. ""..1-- ~ d. . : ,: ".L' ~ ¡,~ ."-"".,, :.'.'h.'.! '... - ' \ ~ United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue ~$~ Bakersfield, CA 93308 t '~l¥l~i :; \"...:::, ,., .. ".'.... ...; .......;..... "".' """.. .' ~ ..' e REPORTING C'..," .. ,. :~, ::- .,~,7-.,~¡ t;,:....... ('" ~. ...~. ,t; ,';.!!'.¡,. :: ,~.~. ,:;:,'.. ,," -..,. ; .-"'''''. e '."'I!; ;,';"'O,J'_I ·...1.'1·";<;. ....,. , .'-' .~ . ....., : ,:,; ".: ,.. ':,,; ~ \' ':.: : I':, i ¡ ; 'e e , " .,.-'¡ .- '\ TELEPHONE SPILL INCIDENT REPORT ~,..'iR\ " . "-~ . ~... " '-l" I~~.\~;~·:'} INCIDENT DATE: AND TIME: REPORT DATE: AND TIME: (To Greenwich) FACILITY NAME: DISTRICT: REGION: ADDRESS: STREET CITY COUNTY STATE PERSON REPORTING: PHONE: .'~'.-.,. . UPS MGR IN CHARGE: ,AT THE SCENE PHONE: .' ~. ~:." ':'.':-- STORAGE CAPACITY: (In gallons, of spilled product) GASOLINE DIESEL MOTOR MOTOR HEATING SOLVENT OTHER OIL(NEW) OIL(USED) OIL ( ) < ".. ø ", ~ .:; .'.'¡- OIL PRODUCT SPILLED: APPROX GALLONS ¡ STOPPED DATE: AND TIME: ... , Spill from or suspected from a leaking underground storage tank or piping? Spill exceed 25 gallons? . . . . . . . . . . Spill contained on UPS premises? . .. ..... If not, did spill enter sewers, pipes or ditches? If not, did spill enter a body of water? . . . . Nearest body of water or body of water spill entered? Distance Will spill clean-up be accomplished within 24 hours? . . . . . . . . . . . CONTRACTORS CONTACTED/AGENCIES AWARE OF INCIDENT: CONTRACTOR/AGENCY PHONE REPRESENTATIVE " DESCRIPTION: (check one) [:J leaking underground storage tank or piping (LUST) .'\ [:J overfill during fuel drop [:J drive off, hose in vehicle [:J overfill, UPS vehicle unattended [:J other human error [:J equipment failure [:J other (than LUST, human error or equipment failure) f (Describe incident on opposite side. Include all facts relating to how discovered, cause of incident, stopping, containing, clean-up, and contacts/ conversations with agencies outside UPS.) JAN89 e e ."or - . 11 .... United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue ".:".~aker5field, CA 93308 t!t¡~t!}[) EMERGENCY RESPONSE EQUIPMENT .(.:::;; (..:':,.. ...::-;,;.' ......~,- (, " \..:.:.: '~,-J''''' 'Î / ~ .,' . .. , ~t::>' J:..~:'.'~' 1i';þ':\'H. .-.1-,... e e \ v I. Protective Wear AvaJlable on Each Spill Cart * Chemical-resistant boots (2 pairs, size "L" and "XL") * Chemical-resistant gloves (1 pair) * Chemical- resistant apron * Chemical-splash goggles (1 pair) II. Respirator * MSA Ultralite MMR self-contained breathing apparatus * Refer to UPS Respiratory Protection Program and manufacture's (~::!¡ literature. ....,.~. (,. The location of the spill cart(s) in this facility is/are: Unload " Damaged Package Service Center The location of the MSA Ultralite MMR self-contained breathing apparatus is/are: Damaged Package Service Center ~1 .".... ,., : : ._..:..' ~::. 1 ~~ . "- . . . . ". . .'.'.".",,,,',;,.,,,,,,. ;..,':, :; :/:1\:'( ".~. .. :",.:,;,:,;"'.;¡-,.,,,,;,,':.' :. '..;,J~ .."-''''.' __0--'·'· e e "~ 0 " ' ~ ;"'~,u I * 'u ted Parcel Service ( ~~" :~t.i!,,'[¡i¡¡', ' /1 n I :,G\":":;",,,·;r· , [")"C:'[UPSI PROCEDURE !~ ¡ ¡ I l SUBJECT ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY PROGRAM NUMBER ! III. INCIDENT RESPONSE AND -DISPOSAL: DATE .08/01/39 . , ¡ I .... I 1. SUPPLY A.N'D EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS I P4GE 23 'JF 6~ , I Name Location Minimum Requirements ./: DUS7 I P~N~ POS7~? BROOM I .. "J ;:':'(":,:,:",,:,', .-', t:" " :-,' ~ {>·S~;¥~:·': ..1' .~ "PROHIBITED" : I' ! ~ .......,TLI ....U... ¡- ;:>r-. _ I 0 ,I / " /' ", . -, ....,.I I l~", ::t.'~¿:~; APRON BOOTS GOGGLES GLOvES PH INDICATOR GUIDE RESPONSE ~ DISPOSAL PROC~uURE RE'riRAP KNIFE JCJ SUPPLY -- ï :"",1 "'. , . , "I' ¡ I I I I , I I I I I I , i I ~ I I I : I . -. . ,,'-i" E'!!3 ~o!'UnlJed Parcel ServIce EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN ::;¡,:,:~,Jfí&~t 0'.- "..,..,..' . {·;;ri~HPf '- / PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) and RESPONSE SUPPLIES SPILL CART INVENTORY CHECKLIST ./ To effectively clean up and process hazardous material spills, the following spill cart items must be available and in good repair. A11 deficient items can be ordered through region supply. 1. One plastic shovel ,2. One plastic dustpan 3. One fiber broom 4. Two rubber-coated chemical-resistant aprons I 5: Two pair of chemical-resistant boots (size "L" and "XL") 6. Two pair of chemical splash goggles 7 . Two pair ofchemical-resistant gloves (hazardous chemical resistant Silver Shield and nitrile gloves) 8. One pH indicator tape 9. UPS Guide For Shipping Ground and Air Hazardous Materials 10. One Prohibited Hazardous Materials Poster (011112 rev. 8/93) , 11. One rewrap knife 12. One I-gallon container with water (labeled) 13. One gallon of bleach in its original container (labeled) 14. One spill tub which includes a spill-tub liner 15. Clay-based absorbent 16. Sodium bicarbonate 17. Activated carbon 18. UPS Decision Tree/Response Sheets (Designated Responder Reference Guide) 19. D.O.T. Emergency Response Guide Book 20. One bQX disposable gloves 21. Six wooden stirring sticks ..'\ SPILL CART LOCATION(S): SCBA LOCA TION(S): ~ - :~-, ,~t ~~> SECTION XI - PPElEquipment - Supplies Rev, 7 n5/95 Page 1 , , , . .. > ,;. ;.' :',' ",',';;, '" . '..: '::.., ,'. ' .~. .:. ",: ..q .,; . '-,!.. ' '.!.~ . ~ '.' ,,; , , .." ,," ..' " ;,.r ,. , v United Parcel Service 3800 N S'll \.-:¡:,,~ '. 1. ect Avenue r\';~',;"kersf1.eld CA 93308 \t);~:F' ' e " . , .. ... ....'.. > ". . ¡,,:'., "~ e EVACUATION ROUTES' AND PROCEDURES <:.::', t,· :'.., J r~, i.. '":¡ 1,.,.., ". .:..c:.'....!. .....:~.... ... "".... ,.- :;':'t-~:·:.;~_lJ.:","..h' ----.-.- ._--_....-. - --- - --- _.. -- y .... EVA~ATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e RIO BRAVO CENTER CUSTOMER. COUNTER CAR WASH I (X) I MEET POINT I I X RIO BRAVO I STOCKDALE ->->-> ->-->->-1 X ( Pp"" lMEIER f E / '...... X í r . I il , I ! i i X, X '--......., I HAZ MAT CAGB I SHOP I 'I' I I I X LOAD MOD. (X) = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. ~¡) 8r ~. .... 'EVAC~ATION PLAN , ' BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e .' '. '1 ^ . '\ BAKERSFIELD CENTER CAR WASH ,. <-<-<--<-<-- .I I 1\ POiNT I I PERIMEIER I FENCE X CUSTOMER COUNTER I X srOCKDALE X X I I ! I.r,"i ç"", ¡ <~,j;:;' i i I ! i I i i i X' X '-., I HAZ MAT CAGB I SHOP X LOAD MOD, (X) = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3_ Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. /1 /11 . .. . -:.....,'"....... ·.::...·.1::. " ~ EVÄctATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e ,.' , STOCKDALE CENTER ,. ::;> ~'~~";.:':~~'. P¥¡il1~ETER I E CAR WASH CUSTOMER COUNTER x ->-> ->(X) I MEET X POINT X x. X --., I HAZ MAT CAGE I SHOP X WAD MOD, X = EXIT DOORS EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE . 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. I", ',.' ".~'.'" .-,' ':. ,.,.!..<,.:,;: ,",,,.,,,..,.;... " .. :.'... , ., .' ~ ". -. "''''.."" . ';-::.':::,¡ ,;....... ".>'",' :,i.:"_':.:..: . '",' . "''"-.!t . . .' '. , . ::>!:"-~' ' ....,. .!.! ; ,; . ,-",~;,.... ~~ ~,; ..: ;. ..I : i ...1; ~ i ..;: ~.I: _¡: ';:,;, EVAt!JATION PLAN 'BAKERSFIELD BUilDING e - ';.'\. e ' '\ ,.... .... AUTOMOTIVE SHOP I :;;1.ff~p Pl"¿;"iMETER r E CAR WASH CUSTOMER COUNTER x STOCKDALE x x x x x--> -> SHOP I I I I I LOAD I MOD, I I I ". I HAZMATCAGB I x = Exit Door ~ ------------------------------------------------------ MEET POINT EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE , . 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2_ Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 1_ I Jì--.. ; ".... . '.,. .. _ ._....___ ._.n ~~ÂctATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING '"', PRELOAD AND LOCAL SORT e 1/ .... r=v~~';:i\ I V'' I P~,;L-:MEIER F E I I I II I I I ;:- I'¿ I I i I I I I I ¡ I· I I I I -,"\ . , , \ \ CAR WASH I CUSTOMER COUNTER x STOCKDALE x ------------------------- --------------------- X-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 BROWN BELT 1 1 I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 LlJ 1---- ------- --- ----- --- 1 I I 1 I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I RED BELT 1 I I I I I I I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I I I I 1 I I I X -- I I I I I 1 I I I I (X) ------- ------------------ -------------- ----------- MEET POINT BLUE BELT I HAZMATCAOI! I SHOP IX 1 I I I LOAD MOD. X = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. \ \ \ ~LJ L '\ -,:- ~;...' .- t ~- r -. _ .;t:.i' :-~. . \, ~- - \:"~.' ,,~X~... ~ ,~ '" 1:-.' ,? ' + .. ,. 04/01/96 - .. Rø:=rcu, !rr-""~ Page 1 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit APR ~ 9 1996 e General Information FRy i " ,.. Location: 3800 ,N SILLECT AV City BAKERSFIELD Map:102 Haz:3 Type: 3 Grid: 24A FlU: 1 AOV: 0.0 Contact NameJA~'¿ Title .../. e...~¡::mdS()¡¡/ / #AHÝk- Business Phone: (805) 328 0113}{!#..:J- 24-Hour Phone : (805) 589 9736xJ&r-~ Pager Phone () x Contact Name Title DAVE CHAMPION 1UI4 IPS¡#.- 37-&·,p1 9J Business Phone: (805) ~28 011Jx 24-Hour Phone (805) 3-93 3142K 1~:(- Pager Phone () x 0/;;,1 Mail Addrs: 3800 N 6ILL~cT City: BAKERSPIELD Comm Code: 215-066 COUNTY Administrative Data AV /AP? fJ#r Ut./Ii.u:¡"Alt¡ iJé/T D&B Number: el/ðO ¡J~li. Mýi State: CA Zip: STATION 660~~~ SIC Code: 9-rb vi OO-~e¡9-I¡'QI 93308- 4215 Owner: UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Address: 3800 N SILLECT City: BAKERSFIELD Phone: (805) 328-0113 State: CA Zip: 93308- Summary ~;A;~~~~~ By I, AWL fl h J I r./ Do hereby certify that I have (Type or print name) , reviewed the attached hazardous materials ma;~age. ment plan for flJJ1éD fnt7(/£l. )<"fVlt.£ and that it along with (Nams ot Businen) any corrections constitute a complete and correct man. agement plan for my facility. e @¿Ls SIgnaIUíe 1 /z¡ /:ç,b ,)'¡ -~ 7- ~ .~ -'.~- .' , ~ /' e ,~, - '" ~, :: 04/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 Page 2 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order e 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln-Ref Name/Hazards Form Max Qty MCP 02-005 ACETYLENE Gas 34500 High ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 02-006 ACETYLENE Gas 15000 High ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth FT3 02-001 UNLEADED GASOLINE Liquid 10000 Moderate ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-002 UNLEADED GASOLINE Liquid 10000 Moderate ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL 02-003 WASTE OIL Liquid 500 Low ~ Fire, Delay Hlth GAL 02-004 OXYGEN Gas 57500 Low ~ Fire, Delay Hlth FT3 02-008 OXYGEN Gas 2500 Low ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth FT3 _-009 MOTOR OIL Liquid 500 Minimal ~ Fire, Delay Hlth GAL /02-010 GREASE Liquid 55 Minimal ~ Fire, Delay Hlth GAL 02-007 ANTIFREEZE Liquid 55 Unrated ~ Fire, Delay Hlth GAL e · ';'- ~ e e , '" ~: .. 04/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 3 e Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-005 ACETYLENE ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed H1th Gas 34500 High FT3 CAS #: 74862 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 -- 34,500 I 16,100.00 I 57,500.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:ì FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above AmbientlAUTO SHOP Location - Conc l 100.0% Acetylene Components ~ MCP -----rGuide High I 17 02-006 ACETYLENE ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth Gas 15000 High FT3 CAS #: 74862 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING e Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 -- 15,000 I 700.00 I 2,500.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:ì PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER Above AmbientlAUTO SHOP Location - Conc l 100.0% Acetylene Components ~ MCP -----rGuide High I 17 02-001 UNLEADED GASOLINE ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay H1th Liquid 10000 Moderate GAL CAS #: 8006619 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: FUEL Daily Max GAL ----r-- 10,000 I Daily Average GAL --r-- 5,000.00 I Annual Amount GAL 171,747.00 Storage UNDER GROUND TANK r Press T Temp ~ Location Ambient AmbientlNORTH SIDE OF BLDG e - Conc l 100.0% Gasoline Components r; MCP ~uide Moderate 27 ~ '" e - .. ~ ;" ~ 04/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 4 e Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-002 UNLEADED GASOLINE ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth Liquid 10000 Moderate GAL CAS =It: 8006619 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: FUEL Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 10,000 5,000.00 20,000.00 Storage UNDER GROUND TANK r Press T Temp ~ Location Ambient Ambient UNDERGROUND TANK - Conc l 100.0% Gasoline Components r; MCP ~uide Moderate 27 02-003 WASTE OIL ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 500 Low GAL CAS =It: Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Waste Days: 365 Use: WASTE e Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 500 I 250.00 I 1,000.00 Storage ABOVE GROUND TANK r Press T Temp ~ Location Ambient Ambient EAST SIDE OF BUILDING - Conc l Components 100.0% Waste Oil, Petroleum Based r=- MCP ~uide Low I 27 02-004 OXYGEN ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Gas 57500 Low FT3 CAS =It: 7782447 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 ~ Annual Amount FT3 -- 57,500 I 34,500.00 I 115,000.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above Ambient AUTO SHOP Location e - Conc l 100.0% Oxygen, Compressed Components ~ MCP ~uide Low I 14 · " e e ~ ~~ ~ 04/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 5 e Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-008 OXYGEN ~ Fire, Immed H1th, Delay H1th Gas 2500 Low FT3 CAS #: 7782447 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 -- 2,500 I '1,500.00 I 5,000.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~I PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER Above AmbientlAUTO SHOP Location - Cone l 100.0% Oxygen, Compressed Components ~ MCP ----yGuide Low I 14 02-009 MOTOR OIL ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 500 Minimal GAL CAS #: 8020835 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: LUBRICANT e Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 500 I 250.00 I 1,000.00 Storage ABOVE GROUND TANK r Press T Temp -:ì Ambient AmbientlAUTO SHOP Location - Cone l Components 100.0% Motor Oil, Petroleum Based r; MCP ----yGuide Minimal I 27 02-010 GREASE ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 55 Minimal GAL CAS #: o Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: LUBRICANT Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 55 I 25.00 I 110.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:ì DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC Ambient AmbientlAUTO SHOP Location e - Cone -I 100.0% Grease Components \-; MCP ----yGuide Minimal I 1 .. '" e e 'S ~ ,~ 04/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 6 It Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-007 ANTIFREEZE ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 55 Unrated GAL CAS =It: o Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: COOLANT/ANTIFREEZE Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 55 I 25.00 I 330.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC Ambient AmbientlAUTO SHOP Location - Cone l 100.0% Ethylene Glycol Components ~ MCP ---p;uide Low I 27 e e ~ e e ~ ~ ~ 04/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 7 e <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification CALL 911 IN CASE OF A SPILL UPS WILL NOTIFY: 1) BAKERSFIELD FIRE & HAZMAT DIVISION - 326-3979 2) OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICE - 1-800-852-7550 3) CHEVRON - 1-209-268-4369 <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation ~EETING POINT FOR ~~ PEOPLE WHO HAVE EVACUATED MAIN BUILDING OR CAR e <3> Public Notif./Evacuation IN C~EMERGENCY PUBLIC WILL BE NOTIFIED BY WORD OF MOUTH, TO EVACUATE ~DING. Þ-- 1f2Í~ <4> Emergency Medical Plan HAVE AN EMERGENCY PHONE LISTING FOR LOCAL POLICE, FIRE, AMBULANCE, HOSPITAL e .. e e " ~ .i' 04/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 8 e <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention DOUBLE WALL TANK, DOUBLE WALL PIPING IN WHICH EACH ARE MONITORED BY A LEAK DETECTOR. EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH IS ALSO LOCATED AT THE FUEL PUMPS. <2> Release Containment OUR FUEL SYSTEM CONSISTS OF A DOUBLE WALL TANK, DOUBLE WALL PIPING IN WHICH EACH ARE MONITORED BY A LEAK DETECTOR. EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH IS ALSO LOCATED AT THE FUEL PUMPS. e <3> Clean Up <4> Other Resource Activation e ~ e e ~ j 04/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 9 e <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - SIDE OF MAIN BUILDING ACRESS FROM FUEL PUMPS B) ELECTRICAL - TO THE RIGHT INSIDE DOOR C) WATER - AT STREET, LEFT DRIVEWAY AT ENTRANCE D) SPECIAL - FUEL DISPENSERS EMERGENCY SHUTOFF E) LOCK BOX - NO e <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - FACILITY IS FULLY SPRINKLERED, HAS MONITORED FLOW ALARMS, HAND AND HOSE EXTINGUISHERS FIRE HYDRANT - 3 WAY PUMPER CONNECTION AT LEFT DRIVEWAY ENTRANCE <4> Building Occupancy Level e ." e e ';' ,i 04/01/96 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 10 e <G> Training <1> Employee Training WE HAVE 185 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING: EMPLOYEE'S ARE TRAINED ON MSDS BY READING THE MSDS FOLDER WHICH IS LOCATED ON SITE IN THE AUTO SHOP. <2> Page 2 e <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use - BUSINESS NAME: UP~ . LOCATION· ~~~ ':' 't~c:r CplTY I- ZIÞ:ß~""'''''<;, ~LDA HON t: ~: _ So..) - ~ z 6 - M (/3 ~AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY : ~, ~ . NON-TRADE SECRETS Page 1__,. Q.L. OWNER NAME: UPoS ' NAME OF THIS FACILITYÒ' UPS 8A-K-&,r2Eud..b. --=:-:, '1' AODRES~' STANDARD IND. CLASS C DE:---" . " A~ J}kM~ ")~~¡;¿~~'OPER D~~::; BR~Sð~E~ ~UW~RL'¿ i'j--''---'n'~-- I ~ 8 9 10 II ,12 13 u I ys Cont Cont Cont Use loc~tlon Where 'by Hues of Mixlure{ColIDOnenls Dn!Le Type Press Telllp Co~e Stored In Faclllly Vl See lnslruc Ions :3 5 09 Ie¡ CITY ofiJ~KERSFIELD ç:J) (~-~- Farm and Agticulture [] Standard Business 1 Tr~ns Code ðZFire Hazard [] Reactivity o De layed 0 Sudden Re I ease Health of Pressure [] Component 12 Name & C.A.S. Number Immediate Hea Ith COllponent 13 Name I C.A.S. Number \'3V¡ Id;1'I Component II [] ,Component .2 Name & C.A.S. Number ImmedIate Health Component 13 Name & C.A.S. Number [] Reactivity [] De layed [] Sudden Re I ease Heallh of Pressure , M oTðt2-- ÖI t- Component .1 [] Fire Hazard [] Reactivity o De layed 0 Sudden Re lease Health of Pressure Component'2 Name & C.A.S. Nunber [] IlImediate Health Component 13 C.A.S. Number 5 COlllponent'1 Name & C.A.S. Number A"JTi 1=(2..E"ê!"'7-~ =-' ~Fire Hazard o Reactivity [] De tayed 0 Suddfn Re lease Health 0 Pressure O ,Component 12 NUle & C.A.S. Number I mDled 1& te Health Component.3 Name & C.A.S. Number EMERGENCY CONTACTS _11f!Ç11 L S'T1<~,^, Itttrc.i~ 'A-fì I C- n '3 ~31t2J¡A()é'"" ~HAMpID~ di1-r1JAbG1l- certiriç3tio~ (Reed and $ign afjfJr cÇ)mp7eting ß7 7 ¡"~CíiOnS) .' 1 certIfy un~er øenaltx 0 la_ th4t I have perSDna III examln~Q ,~d '11 familiae wit the n(O(lIatlon $ubnitte~ In thIs end all attaçhed documents, anQ t at base~ on my InQuiry 0 hose Indlvldua 5 responsible or obtaInIng the InformatIon. I belIeve that the Sub~ltted InformatIon 15 true, accurate, an~ co~plete. ~ CJ. 3/t{l 1f f 1" ðñ-r-- ~~~ ~r~lDrîëTãr-tltle 01 own~r,ooerator UK owner/operator'š-ðü1horlZed representative STqñãture DHe""$iqr.ëò'--- /,--, .--" .~ j d d . ~AZAR. DOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY ~~~ Farl and Agticulture [] Stan ar Business . ' NON-TRADE SECRETS Page ~._, of'~ BUS\NEÖS NAME: ¡)f'5 OWN~R NAM~" NAME 2f THIS FACIlITYò' ' .t'..s 8A-Ilm:s_E:.Ldl.tL t ~~b&~I ¡ïÞ:::~~~;?k -r ftVr; ;}J~r~j~~~~~RDPER 8~~!~:DBÄ~!~~~¿S~~~A~ iT- .. ..::. ~-~ I 2 3 ~. ~ 8 9 10 II ,12 13 U Tr~ns IYQe "ax Average I 1$ Cant Cant Cant Uu LocHlon Where 'by Nues of Mixture{COfDonents Code Code A Alt on Ite Type Press TeI\P Code Stored n FacIlity Wt See lnstruc Ions Û 1--1\ S (;,. Avro 5 R-oP BT2A'r::.G" ¡:::;/(/J~'"::> , Physical 'nd Hetl ~ alard ,,^\~\\)RG' Nue 1 C.A.S. NUllber (theck a I tha appl YI CITY of;~AKERSFIELD g1ire Hazard [] Reactivity [] De \ared [] Sudden Re 1 ease Hea th of Pressure [] COlponent 12 Nal. 1 C.A.S. NUlber Illed iale Hea I th COllponent.3 Nal. 1 C.A.S. Number [] Reactivity [] Delared [] suddf" Release [] . COl\ponent.2 Hale I C.A.S. HUlber o Fire Hazard II~dlate Hea th o Pressure ea llh COlponent 13 H.II. I C.A.S. Number /tvTc $ {~ Na.. 1 C.A.S. NUllber ÞJ(React iv ity [] Suddf" Be I ease [] . COllponent.2 Hale I C.A.S. Humber o F ire Hazard o De Jared IlIed ut. Hea th o Press~re Hea I th COllponent 13 Nale I C.A.S. NUllber 2-5 ¿,. Phl~ic~1 ,~d ~ellth ~'¡ard COllponent II I ec I t at IPP y [] 0Jhred [] SUddfn Re I ease [] ,Component .2 Nale 1 C.A.S. HUllber [] Fife Hazard. o Reactivity II~edllte ea th o Pressure ea Ith COllponent 13 Nale 1 C.A.S. HUlber EMERGENCY CONTACTS II 1 Rue TttJe 2TlInJione 112me Çertifìç!tioq (Reed and sign afjf3r cQmp1etif19, 1t17, rc~ctjons) , . 1 certify under penaltï 0 la_ th4t I have pe(sona I~l eXlllneQ Oqd,1 allllar Wit the In(o(lIat1øn sub.ltte~ In this ond III altaçhed docUllents. anQ t at based on IY InquIry 0 hose Individuals responsIble or obtaIning the Infor.atlon. I believe that the sub.,tted Infor.atlon IS true, accurate, and co~plete. Title 2('HfTfiðñe-- ~~~ '.p~ïõrTffIr-tltle 01 ownerfooerltOr UK ovner/operator'S authorized representatiVe S1gñã1ur e DH!-sr4r.e3-' ,,---, Farl and Agticulture [] B~SINEiS NAME: U P S . ~YyyTI ,~Þ:J~~?<.',,), _5 II \ ~l'T NJ& PHON~: ----- EiØ..D-,C,ß. . - - 32- - 0 ] .' "U Average Alt Alt I Sì:J () Physic,l 'nd Health Halard (Check a I that applYI 1ð Fire Hazard [] Reactivity o De Jared [] Sudden Re I ease Hea th of Pressure [] Reactivity o De Jared Hea I th ,,---.., " CITY oföAKERSFIELD 13 U 'by Na~es of Mixture{COfDonents Wt See Instrut Ions COllponent .1 [] ,Colponent.2 Nal. & C.A.S. Nuaber Ilaed II te Hea I th Component'3 Ha.a. C.A.S. Humber COlponent.1 Nale & C.A.S. HUlber [] ,Colponent'2 Hale & C.A.S. HUlber I.~~dlale Health \ COllponent.3 Hale & C...S. HUlber U Phys ica lone" Halard (Check all t at applYI [] Fire Hazard ~eactivity o De lared [] Sudden Re leue Health of Press~re À0m 'S h Nale & C.A.S. HUlber .s [] ,Collponent.2 Hale & C.A,S. NUllber 1.lIedlate Health COllponent.3 Nala & C.A,S. NUlber [] I COllponent 12 Nile & C,A.S. NUllber 11."d ate Hea I th COllponent 13 Nile & C.A,S. NUlber EMERGENCY CONTACTS 111n£ÜIL STR-~ t(H¡~CUI~C &fiiW~~'r0.3 12J(rv~ ChlYMflo-l Certirjçatioq fReed and $ign af1ßr cQmpletiflg, /tll,,,~ctionS( " , I certify under penaltï 0 la_ that I hive persona I'l eklllneQ Oqd 01 1IIIIar Wit the In(orlat øn .ub.ltted In this ond all attaçhed docUllents¡ Ino t at blsed on IY Inquiry 0 hose IndIVidualS responSible or obtaining he 1nforaatlon. I believe that the sublltted Inforlat on IS true. accurate, and co~plete. )(Fire Hazard [] Reactivity o De Jared [] SUdd,n Re lease Hea th 0 Pressure AJm T1 I e 't>11+-6£fL Dilnlqr.ë~-' ~e-rr~ï5rTëTTr-t1tle or owner/operator 'UN owner/operator's authorized representative STgñã1ure "---'. CITY of BAKERSFIELD ., . " . j(AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY ~ farl and Agticulture 0 Standard Business , UJ . NON-TRADE SECRETS Page -=-'l_, of.,-={" ,. ~~~:~îF~~---- JJnlsi£:NsrllumoNnuR-PRoPER 8~~?}!D:Ä~lš~H~~~5~!ATi8/- . :-~::~-= ' I 2 ~ 8 9 10 II ,12 13 IC Tr.ns Iyge 1 V$ Conl Cant Cont Un loc.tlon Where ' 'by Nilles of Mixture{colIPonents Code Code on Ita Type Press TeIlP Code Stored n FaCility Vt See Instruc Ions U . ^' 305 1'2- 30 N~.s Hv IØ'" PhySic.' 'nd Hetllh Ha¡ard (Vt l 'f-.W(l.~ Component II Nu. & C.A.S. Number (çheck a I tha apply, ~ Fire Hazard o Reactivity o 0, Jared 0 Sudden Re I ease Health of Pressure O d' COlponenl.2 Nal. & C.A.S. NUlber Ille I ate Hea I th COllponent 13 ~fire Hazard o React hity o De Jared 0 SUdd,n Re lease Hea th 0 Pressure u o fire Hazard o Reactivity o 0, Jared 0 SUdd,n Re lease Health 0 Press~re AvTC> S \ Nal. & e.A.S. NUlber 1\ L 0D O . COllponent'2 Na.e I C,A.S. NUllber I..ed Ill. Hea Ith COllponent 13 G ít'rtS~ O COllponent.2 Nal. I C.A,S. NUllber IllIed iat. Hea Ith COllponenl.3 Nale I C.A.S. NUllber Phy~ic.' 'od Health Ha¡ard tçheck a I that apply' C.A.S. NUllber. o F ire Hazard o Reactivity o De Jared 0 SUdd,n Re lease Health 0 Pressure COllponent'l Nil. I C.A.S. NUllber O ,Component 12 Nal. & C.A.S. Number IllIedllta Hea I th Component.3 Nale I C.A,S. NUllber ß(¡'fu'.4f~ 80fß<¡ 71 <I ~ å"Ht¥fiðñe , - EMERGENCY CONTACTS 111 G\lL STf2.M N.t ~cJf\a"t<'. '«7~ 10 112 J)/Tf& C(.,ItYJ4¡J/o;'/ IJlI\e rt t1 e rn HIre . Çerllf¡ç!tioq fReed and $ jgn af1ßr cçm'f let jOg, fJ 11, rc~c~iOnS) . , I certify un~er penllcr 0 la_ that I have pe(sona III eta.lne Oqd 01 ,a.lllac Wit the nfo(latlpn fublltted In thIs ond all altaçhed documents¡ anQ t at based on .y Inquiry 0 hose IndiVIdualS responsIble or ob alnlng lhe nforlatlon, believe that the sub.ltted Inforlat on IS true, accurate, and co.plet.. DH~)r~r.ë"ð-" ~{ip '.~~ orlel.1 [~[Ie 01 aWAlr/aoeratar UK owner/operator'S authorlzeø representative. 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CONCRETE PAVING 140' 120' NOPY It---TRANSFORMER PAD B E\.eCÄ'/Z. C L~_--.J@~_ 550 GAL WASrt: OIL- T..../J K ~ 5' 6" CONC. PAD ~.I~I ,) (~ Ie I I I I · .".. I . · e EMPLOYEE PARKING (128) n u FUELING TRENCH ORAl F\J~ L. DUAL Sh$r O.Jl rr-- DISPENSER LSINGLE DISPENSER 'A _J ( ( \ ß,t})(µ.--rl.S ~Jlz1. 0 I DISTRIBUTION BLDG. 178' _sit ão ~ r-, I D I L-.J 17'-6" Cf:- CANOPY a U) " ~--~-~- ~ 'if f' 8' - 6 "-'-"'t1 TYP. lt1 C'J '\ . I c '" CAR WASH ~. '~'~F\::t-Altt¡a.J $ " ''S~~q€ REFUSE BIN (NIC) . ~ o ÂNOP 50' 54' 5' ..- -i::r------ C/.,EP.tJ O\L -rAtJK 5~O q~ 3' T'fF i/---~":-' . /~ ,.-~, .', '. FI1ItRE EUILDII-IJ ÐPINSIc)- \ ! lJ'5 SOOTlI'D F.lCILITY lJ'5 lUJE'IEUFED AA£A HS' lJ'5 lJlJf'ÆUPED MEA CANAL - TO SILUCr OOIVE / ./ / /; + /. - ------------ I VIM DuLc../-JK¡.Jþ 1A+I ~ I1DDTJ " {¡It- tK TlAi(¡(/~J.I<- , . NfL .$/It-I- ¡(,-r 4 j/.4;?I¥l..bðÞtJ IVAá7L 1Jé1J,iß ø ~o~~ e lJ'5 lJŒ'IEi.LÆD fOO FlJ1\.Æ EXPlINSla-l e KERN RIVER PLOT AL^N OF BNKERSFIELD UNJTED PARCEL SERVJCE D^TE:4-21-B8 ^OUJT^NI^ _? / #þ" c:::x;~Æ~ j . '?/p;> t/h.; ¿~'k /~, /; / :~' . ~.. ~ > e e . ,t, . ~. United Parcel service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 , J PAGES N OTI FI CA TI 0 N/R EP 0 RTI N G ....................................................................~.........2 - 8 "* N OTI FICA TI 0 N ................................................................................... .................2 - 4 A- . "* R E P 0 RTI N G .............................................................. ..................... .................5 - 8 EM ERG EN CY' R t:. S PO N S E P LAN ................................~. .................9 - 25 "* C HAl N 0 F CO M MAN D .........:........................ .................11 A "* HAZA.RDOUS MATERIAL RESPON DERS ...................................................11 A ~O UTS IDE CO NTRA CT 0 R .................................. .................1 2 . ._- . . -.Ä 0 I ~~~~R gg ~ ~ i ~~ ~~R~~L pR~St() N S E PR~~.~~.~~.~.~......:::::::::::::::::~~ = ~~ ¿ I" "*,~OIL SPILL TELEPHONE CONTACT LISTING _ .............................2~:6 ~ ( .. ,'_, _, ,.,[ACTION STEPS FOR AN OIL SPILL INCIDEN I .............................2:> ~ :.-!.:',<,:~: :,Er,XERG EN CY, RES PON S E EQUI PM ENT ..............................:...............:.....26 - 29 ~:'/-::.;.:~' ',:':': ~"*~ ." . .... .:...... ", ,--' .' .i;;: LOCA liON ....................................................................................................27 -.-':.. :.' -...~ ~~~Ü;::~' E\~ÃCUA TI 0 N RO UTES/P ROC ED U RES ...................................................30 -34 i::~-:~,:~..:·.'--:z PROCEDUR¡::S 30 -3¿1 ~j6~~::~:~':1~ ROUTE S ......=...~~...... ..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::34 If· 3 'i~ ~~L~:" eMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT/FIRST AID .............................35-40 ~;01r~::~' D EC 0 NT AM I N A TI 0 N ....................................................................................................4 1 - 43 :_~.:_1"._...-.~.... ::-- .--:,w" , EM ERG EN CY RES PO N S E TRAI N I N G ................'...................................44 - 58 . ."--.-: . :::. TRA! N IN G PRO GRAM ..................'................. ..................·..;......................59 - 67 . ~. . . ~... .... ... .. ,- ..... .. ..u . . .. . . . .... . .". ... .. .. .. .,.. .~. .. ":--" ' . '.' T -. -", . ..... .~: ": . --'- .--.. - -- . . ... _.. - . ,-. ., ." . " (1 ) . - \ ;.' - '. - ~ --- - . .. .;..... .-- - -.. ~=f-i-··~·-~·.": - :~.' - - -.. .-." --.... ~ .-- " I _ - .." " __" " ". _... . . "'"" {" ~- j. . ;;: I;' United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue ¡(f;akerSfieldt CA 93308 - ( .-' i 1\..:, NOTIFICATION J '\ e " . "¡ e e . . .:; ... '\, Site Security and Control Under most circumstances, hazardous material spills will only require cleaning of the immediate area. When called to respond to a hazardous material spill, the designated person should make certain that I. the immediate area remains clear by taking appropriate steps to assure proper control of access to the area. This can be done by: 1. Cordoning off the area. 2. Placing supervisors in key locations to prevent employees from returning to the area. 3. Utilizing available public address systems to i~form people to stay away from the area. I(J When an outside contractor or the local fire department is called in to handle a spill, the danger area surrounding the leaking package must be evacuated. The Center Manager or the most senior designated manager may, if necessary, order an evacuation. Provisions for site security and control under these circumstances will be the same as those outlined ln the faci 1 it i es f Emergency Evacua t i on/Act ion Pl an. ¡' . . '. .~~~',~ j . UN I TED P ARC!:L SER V I'CE 4IÞ EMERGENcY NOTIFiCATION PROCEilkss ,~ .,~ .~ . ...., ~ \ ) EMERGENCY RES?ONSE AGENCIES ARE TO BE IMMEDIATELY NOTIFIED IN THE EVENT OF A RELEASE OR A THREATENED RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INCLUDES ANY MATERIAL THAT, BECAUSE OF ITS QUANTITY, CONCENTRATION, OR PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS, POSES A SIGNIFICANT PRESENT OR POTENTIAL HAZARD TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF EMPLOYEEâ, THE COMMUNITY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT IF RELEASED. THERE IS NO MINIMUM REPORTABLE QUANTITY ESTABLISHED FOR A RELEASE. FACILITY OPERATORS MUST USE THEIR BEST PERSONAL JUDGMENT IN DETEPJrfINING FfHETHER A RELEASE OR THREATENED RELEASE IS REPORTABLE. NOTIFY THE FOLLOWING WHEN REPORTING A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASE: 1. FIRE/POLICE/AMBULANCE 9-1-1 EMERGENCY 2. COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES .' 'd-I"f!¡ Or &d-Ki..£S¡:ï~L.j) AGENCY: _ A'£.i. ])b1T, . I . . ~ /'lÞt...D na ,'" HA-2. 1't¡tJ..¡- DJY -PHONE NO: ¿;bj - '32.6 - 31 :¡r ADDRESS: -2!.:5 t1iÆsíi;( ~U/¡/L- ~ hú- ¡) , . r!.A 933ò / , 3. STATE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES - CALIFORNIA (800) 852-7550 1.- C:) (916) ZI,2.-/~21 . -, - , . 4. NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER (800) 424-8802 whEN REPORTING A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASE,- USE THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE: 1. IDENTIFY YOURSELF, ,GIVING YOUR NAME 2. LOCATION OF THE INCIDENT A. BUILDING ADDRESS, INCLUDING BUILDING AND/OR SUITE NUMBER B. NAME OF NEAREST'CROSS STREET .. 3. IDENTIFY THE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INVOLVED A. ESTIMATE THE QUANTITY OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASED ¡ B. ESTIMATE THE POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRESENTED BY THE RELEASE 4. NATURE OF THE INCIDENT (SPILL, EXPLOSION FIRE, ETC.) A. ESTlMAT~"THE NUMBER OF· INJtmIES, CAUSE OF INJURIES, OR NUMBER OF-INDIVIDUAL~NTAMINATEDBY THE RELEASE \ ~ , .,,-----" B. IS THE FACILITY BEING EVACUATED? i ,. i' -€ ... £ . e e SPILL PREVENTION PLAN TELEPHONE LISTING FACILITY SPILL COORDINATOR PHONE NUMBER SPCC PROCEDURES FOR: BAKERSFIELD 1. PRIMARY: CHARLE JACKSON.......................(805) 588-8295 2. ALTERNATE: TERRY RUSSEL......................... (805) 392-0124 DISTRICT SPILL COORDINATOR 1. PAUL AHLIN.......................................(510} 743-8647 2. CAROLINE EHRLICH.................................(510) 357-1502 REGION SPILL COORDINATOR 1 . CARLOS MED INA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (510) 803 -1626 LOCAL EMERGENCY NUMBERS 1. 2. 3. 4. ( 5. "."" 6. 7. 8. FIRE D EP ARTMENT. . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (805) 324 - 4542 BAKERSFIELD FIRE & HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DIVISION... (805) 326-3979 OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICE......................1-800-852-7550 FUEL EQUIPMENT REPAIR RLW EQUIPMENT.................................. (805) 834 -11 0 0 ELECTRICAL REPAIR AC ELECTRI C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (805) 327 - 3833 JACK LEVINER................................... (805) 323 -7 04 4 SPILL CLEAN UP ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.......................(805} 327-9681 FACILITY MECHANIC G I L S TRA W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (8 0 5 ) 8 7 2 - 3 10 3 ALTERNATE MECHANIC BILL RICE...................................... (805) 664-7550 NOTE: THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS NOT TO BE CALLED UNLESS THERE IS A CLEAR DANGER OF FIRE. ( \, eSj2':.j'J5 -4/~'J? · ~~ t ~ . ~ ~ United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 e e > c \ ,,--,," REPORTING ~ '\ "-1IJ; -'l ~ .' c.~ -:...> I ..;.. e e '\ Follow-Up and Re-Evaluation UPS will monitor the effectiveness of the damaged package/spill response procedure in order to insure that the expectations for it are met. Any injuries or symptoms of discomfort or illness experienced by employees as a result of a damaged package or spill will be reported directly to the District Safety Manager, who, in consultation with the employees and supervisor who responded to the i nGtdeAt",·...d Ifi 11 eva 1 ua te procedures in order to i dent i fy problem areas. (Additionally, supervisors are to complete the Emeroencv ReSDonse Critioue included in this section for each incident and forward it to the District Safety Manager.) If necessary, corrective action will be taken. In addition, on at least an annual basis, procedures will be reviewed by personnel within the company's safety and customer service departments in order to determine whether the program needs to be revised. ~ ~ ~ I .~ ~,! e e > . '\ EMERGENCY RESPONSE CRITIQUE Incident: Date of Incident: Location: Materials Involved: Quantity: Person(s) Responding: Approximate Time Rèquired for Clean-Up: PPE Used: Yes No Was the UPS Damaged Pac~age Procedure followed? ~as decontamination accomplished properly? Was the hazardous material and related cleaning equipment properly disposed of? ." -.,- .-:a. Cooments: Completed by Date 7 ~t e TELEPHONE SPILL INCIDENT4ItPORT ~ . ¡;. .. INCIDENT DATE: AND TI~E: REPORT DATE: AND TIHE: (To Greenwich) FACILITY NAME: DISTRICT: REGION: ADDRESS: STREET CITY COUNTY STATE PERSON REPORTING: PHONE: UPS HGR IN CHARGE: AT THE SCENE PHONE: STORAGE CAPACITY: (In gallons, of spilled pro'd.uct) GASOLINE DIESEL , HOTOR HOTOR I HEATING SOLVENT OTHER OIL(NEW) OIL(USED) OIL ( . ) 1;:. I I I OIL PRODUCT SPILLED: APPROX GALLONS STOPPED-DATE: AND TIHE: -/,) \, . , Spill from or suspected from a leaking underground ~,~.9rage tank or piping? Spill exceed 25 gallons? . . . . . . . . . . Spill contained on UPS premises? . . . . . . . . . If not, did spill enter sewers, pipes or ditches? If not, did spill enter a body of water? . . ., Nearest body of water or body of water spill entered? Will spill clean-up be accomplished within 24 hours? Distance . . . . . . . . . . CONTRACTORS CONTACTED/AGENCIES AWARE OF INCIDENT: CONTRACTOR/AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE ?HONE DESCRIPTION: (check one) ¡:J leaking underground storage tank or piping (LUST) ¡:J overfill during fuel drop ¡~] drive off, hose in vehicle ¡:J overfill, UPS vehicle unattended [:1 other human error (:J equipment failure (:1 other (than LUST, human error or equipment failure) (Describe incident on opposite side. Include all facts relating to how discovered, cause of incident, stopping, containing, clean-up, and contacts/ conversations with agencies outside UPS.) (.'.'. z jAN89 ~'l e e ~. .. " i United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 '\ (:-;;:'; t-··-;;" (~..:., EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN u::>. ¡" . \ ' ..' i , , '-..' / " -- ~ ! "_"" . ~ ~: f" .. . ..jf;;~~/ (' ~ ( . '¡'" '. .~~ .~ e e Pre-Emerqency PlanninQ and Coordination ~th Outside Parties Location ~llshu.ò O!¿'¿µ-¡JA/.! . .3.ROiJ )/. ~'-LI:(!;/ #bJl/£. . ~hÞ¿¡). {!4.. , , Address The Center or Hub Manager shall be responsible for identifying the appropriate outside contractor or fire department to perform clean-up on an as-needed basis. The Center or Hub Manager shall insure that such outside contractor or fire départment is contacted prior to any emergency . in order to discuss conditions and procedures at the UPS facility. In the event~f an incident requiring outside assistance, the Center Manager or the most senior designated manager shall be r~sponsible for contacting the .contractor or..fjre department and, if necessary, ordering an evacuation. The Outside Assistance for this facility is provided by: " WI..l£ -J'øu~, &i lI~iG.!ðj ~.3.)t-/Jtf'J ..l>t(!.f ~UJ:I.I;J.d I C!A7- µ¿¡( g()r:~&I-()¥'~ Facil ity Managers Name and Title .1>HÞ- ~J.(ßù;¡ ,(!;;r~ tI¿¡f J>tJf'-32t-.f/9f Fire Department's Telephone number ~I/ Contractor tl/~¡~¡) Contractor's Telephone number ..510 -~.3J - /.3 93 qA 'o! e e .. ~ .; ... I. UPS Facilities with Specially Trained DesiQnated Persons There may be situations in which dealing with the material is outside of the capabilities of UPS designated persons. In making this determination, flAzM.Do ~ µÞ1td,/H..-.f.LsJJoA./SL app~y the decision-tree included in' /I of this plan. In the following situations the services of an outside contractor or fire { department will be utilized to handle the situation: ~ Spills involving chemical fumes which produce skin irritation on contact with the body, including spills involving corrosives which are giving off visible fumes. ~ Spills involving explosive chemicals. ~ Spills involving chemicals which are DOT inhalation hazards. 1(=) ~ Spills which, due to their volume, cannot be effectively absorbed or neutralized by available supplies at the UPS facility. II. UPS Facilities Without Specially Trained DesiQnated Persons. In these facilities, no one will clean up leaks or spills involving hazardous materials or materials which cannot be identified as non- hazardous. Such work will be done by outside contractors or local fire department$, who will be called in as needed. . .l JiJ s ~ ! e e . . . . III. Delivery Vehicles on Route When a leaking package containing a hazardous material is discovered 1n a vehicle on route, the following steps should be taken: 1. Close the bulkhead door to prevent contaminants from entering the driver's compartment. ~ 2. Park the vehicle in a location which does not present a threat to road traffic. 3. Secure the vehicle so that it cannot be entered except by authorized personnel. 4. Call supervisor to report the problem. The supervisor will contact the appropriate person to deal with the package from that time forward. ~J S. DO NOT TOUCH THE PACKAGE. ; I I ¿~t ". ,). '!" f~';"-' { \', . ".,." e e UPS EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN CHAIN OF COMMAND AUTHORIZED TO EVACUATE THE FACILITY }BIDSINË$$} .........-........-.-.....-.............-........... .......................-........................... .. -...........................................".... .-············'··········.-·······8··'·'..O·..·N····...................-.-.-..-....-. ....--......... .". . .............. ..... .-........ -. -. .......... -.... ................... -............... ::::::}}}::}::::J? ::: . .::. . :. lE::::::::::::::::.::::::::..:: ........................ ,. ..... ........... ... . ..... ......................... n_ . 861-0473 328 -0805 326-1595 861 -0473 1 2 3 4 5 Debbie Saffell Dave Cham ion Charle Jackson Dick Hindman Division Mana er Preload Mana er " CeAt-er Manager Center Mana er DESIGNATED RESPONDERS MANAGEMENT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Dave Champion Charle Jackson Jim Du an Craig Hill Dick Hindman Danny Akers Preload Manager Center Manager Su ervisor Supervisor Center Mana er Automotive Supervisor '\ 08/03/94 209 291 - 5453 805 393- 3142 805 321-9800 805 589- 9763 ..-.-....... .......... .... ." ,,-..'. ..........-............... ..··......··..····'Cf:ENTER/OnER::J\:TION········..····.......... q '. .'. :..:,1.: ". ..... :<It.... ...::6,< ...:.)/: Bakersfield Stockdale Stockdale Bakersfield Rio Bravo Bakersfield ;/ DESIGNATED RESPONDERS HOURLY EMPLOYEES r \. 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Bakersfield Stockdale Bakersfield Bakersfield i' ~ ,¡ ~11'l,\ -- .-.- ¡;. e e '\ United Parcel Service 3800 N. SillectAvenue ~Bakersfield, CA 93308 p;:¡; , ( I( \.. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RESPONSE PROCEDURE /5 "F:: .. ,j ..-r- ., e e LEAKING PACKAGE DECISION TREE FOR DESIGNATED PERSONS ~ .. i Is the l:.abng package proàucing fumes that " irritate the skin? e mat::rial a fuming corrosive, or an irritant pnxlucing visible fumes? . Is the spill too large to ~ c:fîc.=tively abs~ eu~ Vrith available supplies? s the spill have potential to caus.=. an =r!:!encv? ~ YES- Is th sth orn Doc em... ~ YES ¡NO ... Rd=r to rcsponsc s " ~ N ,,. Conta::t outside contractor or local fire åeparom:m Is the mat::rial a DOT inhalarion b.azzrd or YES explosive? Can the ship~ ~ NO contacted? I YES h~ts NO¡ ... Is the package la~lcd with a DOT labd, 5 pan form. other hazard warnin gs, gen~ring smoke or visible fumes? I NO Is mat=rial idenriÏlÂbk from the :M.z.nufacrurer's labd and dcx:s this coincide with obs::rvabk conditions? I YES f YES Docs r=spons: sh~t rc.quir: SCBA, or is the mát::rial producing an irritating odor, smoke or visible fumes? o~ YES I 'f' Is SCBA available? I NO I YES I ,. Usc SCBA ~ Package and rcl2.tcd spill should ~ h2!1åJcd by UPS pcrsonnd train cd and cquiPP""...å tD r=spond to such situations ¡if Should the material ~ rcgardcd 2.S huz.rdous? I NO .. Pa.:kag:: 2nd related spill can èx: hë.l"ldlcd by UPS p~onnd, indud- ing those who have not T"""...::::ivcd special training on huz...-åous ffi2.tcials 5-' ~'!' e e . . FLAMMABLE SOLIDS HAZ.AJill S: 1. Contact causes bums to th~ e::y~s or skin 2. Fire: may produ~ irritaring or poisonous g2.SCS 3. May be Poisonous if inh.alcd or swallowed 4. Matc:ria.l is flam..ma.ble:: 5. Not:::: Tnc:: mat---ria1 may be toxic ~ we::ll as fhmm~bk. -W-.t:AR REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT! Lt. goggles, glovcs, apron and boots. A void any activity that v.ill cause:: the:: matcri..al to ~-come:: airborne::. Use a clean shovel or dUS!p2Il to rnov~ the:: mato:i2l into one:: or more:: plastic bags. (J Keg¡ ill soU!'Cc::s of ignition away from substance. A void creating ñiction or sparks.. Do not add any ne::utrali.z.c::r to this matcial. Place:: a cO!Dpk~ bag label onto the:: bag by wra.pping the:: labd around the:: nc::ck of the:: bag, a.àhe::sive sides pr=sscd toge::tha. AI! cX2IIlpk of a prop=!" bag labd is as follows: HAZARDOUS WASTE Accumulation Date DOT Name Hazardous Class Sequence Number V",::onT.z.minat::: any areas of the body that may have:: bc:::n exposed by flushing with wat:::r for 15 minutes. Dccontamina.tc r:usablc c:quipm::nt and assure:: that the:: ~a is safe:: for It:sumprion of opcrarions. /5 , t e ¡. '" e FLAMMABLE LIQlJIDS RA.Z..tŒD s: 1. M.-uaial is fla.mI:Il2.b1c 2. Sl:in contaCt may be poisonous 3. Contact may C2.u~ burns to th~ eyes or skin 4. Fm:: may proåuc: Írrit2.ting or poisonous gas=s 5. :May be poisonous if inhalcà ar swallowcà 6. No~: T!l~ material may ~ toxic 2.S well as fI::!m"T1::!bk. WEAR REQlJIRED PROTECTIVEEQUIPMEt'-il'! i.e. goggles, gloves, apron and boots. lÍ there is a åetcctable odor, eye or nose i.."11tation S CBA must be us-do. fuve a fire extinguisher r-..ad)" for immediate us~ by a ~ond p::r$on wearing the sam~ prote=tive :.quipment in case of a ÍII:. If tha-e is noticeable skin Ïrritation åue to fumes or vapors, do not aœ:mpt to continue cl::.an up, call for outsiåe assistance. Kc=p all sources of ignition away from substancc. Avoid creating friction or sparks. On all visible liquid <-pills, sprinkle Solusorb onto the mat::rial until the mix~ apr-Z..'"S åry. ) Containerize t.fle z.bsorèY-...d material into one armore plastic bags using a dean shovel or dust pan. Assure there is no visible liquid as a sp~-k could cause a fire. If the box is wet, but th::r: is no notic::2.bk liquid place the box into a plasric bag and that bag into anotha- plastic bag. Place a compkrcå bag 12.bd onto the bag by vm.pping the la~l ~-ound the nc=k of the bag, adhesive siåes pres~ together. An ex.ampk of a prq~Lþag la~l is 2.S follows: Accumulation Date DOT Nam~ Hazardous Class Sequence Number HAZARDOUS WASTE DcconWDÍna~ any arc.as of the body that may have èY-~n c::cpo~ by flushing with wa~r for 15 minutes. Ir...contaminate I'CUS2.ble equipment and assure that the area is safe for resumption of op::ntions. jÚJ €ê' ,', ~~ ) \ ,-. .-: /' "" ~ '\ ( ,) e . e LIQlJID CORROSIVES RA.ZARDS: 1. Sbn contact poisonous 2. Contact may cause bums to the eyes or ilin 3. Fire may proàuce irritating or poisonous ga.s.cs 4. Poisonous if inhaled or swallowed 5. If producing visible fumes c:ontJtct outside response team \\TEAR REQUIRED PR01 ECITVE EQUIPME1'."T! i.e. goggles, gloves, apron and boots. If tho-: is a detectable ooor, eye or nOSe irritation SCBA must be used_ lfthere is noticc.able skin irritation due to fumes or vapors, do not anempt to continue clean up, call for outside ~sista.nce. On liquid acid, alkali, and corrosive spills, sprinkle sodium bicarbonate onto the material on 1!l1Y surfaccs or in the rc.covc:ry rub. A small amount of water should be carc:fully added if the mixrun is too dry for the soda. to dissolve. Sufficient moisture produces a fizzing reaction for acids: for alkalis, no auåiblc rca.ction occurs. Iri cithcr casc, confum neutI4liz.ation by pH test, inåicating acidity/alkalinity betwccn six and nine: . T c.zr off approximately five inches of pH inåicator ta~ from the di~nscr and i~rsc in the moist..tnixturc. Match its color with the cJoscst one in the color chart. If the color do::s not fall within the 6-9 range, mix in morc soåium bicarbonate (and water, if nceded) until the color of the tape falls in this range. 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If producing visible fumes contact outside response team \ WEAR REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIP},.{ENT! i.e. goggl:s. gloves, apron and bootS_ If ther: is a detectabk odor, eye or nose: irritation SCBA must ~ uscå.. Ifthc:re is noticcabk skin irritation due to fumes or vapors, do not ~mpt to continue ckan up, cill for outSiòe '-Ssist2.nce. On liquid spills, sprinkle Solusorb onto the IIl2.tc:rial until me mÏxtlII"C apr-ZI'S åry. (. ,,) Cont2.im:rizc the absorbed IDZt::rial into ODe ormO'I"C plastic bags using a clean shovel OT dust pan. Assure there: is no visible: liquid as a spark could cause a fire. If the: box is wet, but the:~ is no noticcabk liquid place the box into a pl2Stic bag 2.!ld that bag into anothc:r pl'-Stic bag. Place: a comp1c:tc:d bag !abd onto the: bag by wrapping the labd around the neck of me: bag, adhesive sides pressed togethc:r. An example: of 2. proJY-r b~g 12.0.:1 is as follows: HAZARDOUS WASTE Accumulation Date DOT Name Hazardous Class -Sequence Number v..-contaminat: any areas of th:: boåy that may have bc::n exposed by flushing with wat:r forlS minUtt::S. Dc:cont2mÌnate rcusabk cquipm::m and assure that the ~a is safe fOT ~sumption of o~tions. !JJ 3· "-~ " e e , > .: ~ SOLID CORROSIVES ~ ~>~ HAZARDS: 1. Skin contact poisonous 2. Conta.c1 may c:au~ burns to the: e:YI:S OT sl::in 3. F~ mzy proå.ucc. irritating OT poisonous g~s 4. Poisonous if inh.alc:d or swalJowc:d 5. If producing visible fumes contact outside response te2rn ( WEAR REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT! i.~. goggks. gloves. apron and boots. A void any acriviry that will cause the ma.tl:nal to bc:.coml: airborne. U~ a clean shovel or dustpan to move: the material intO one or more plastic bags. Do not add any neutraliz.::r to this mataial. Place a completed. bag labd onto the bag by v."I'4pping th~ label around th~ neck of the bag. adhesjv~ sides pressed togeth~. An I::umpk of a proper bag label is a.s follows; HAZARDOUS WASTE C,¡.', '."". .. , \ I \ ! Accumulation Date DOT Name Hazardous Class Sequence Numb-er v...contaI!'..ina~ any ZIU.S of the body that rnzy have been expos::d by flushing with wa~r for 15 '. minutes. ~...cont.aminatc reusable equipment and a.ssurc that the area is safe for resumption of opcrarions. l.. Jd ! ~ '\ SOLID IRRITANT ~, ,..~, .:0 .~ HAZARDS: 1. ContaCt may cause bums to th~ ey~s or ilin 2. Fire may produ~ irritating or poisonous g~s 3. M.ay ~ poisonous if inhakd or swallowed 4. IT producing visible fumes contact outside response team \\T'"".I:.AR REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT! i.e. goggks, gloves, apron and boots. A void any acrivity that will caUSe the ma.t~a1 to bccom~ airborne. U ~ a clean shovel or dUS!pan to move th~ ma.t~a1 imo ODe or more plastic bags. Do Dot adå any neutralizer to this material. Place a completed baglabd onto the bag by ~pping th~ label around the neck of tht bag, adhesive sides pressed tog~ther. An example of a propa- bag label is as follows: HAZARDOUS WASTE Accumulation Date DOT Name ( ..J Hazardous Class Sequence Number D-...contaminare any é!!"'C2.S of the body that I!I2.y have been e^po~ by flushing with wat.crfor 15 minutes. Dccontaminat~ reus.a.bk equipment and asSUI"C that th~ ~a is saf~ for rcsumprion of operations. -, ;)j i: ::' > e e .. . . F " UNLABELLED PACK.A..GE ~ ~i~: '- ./ NO LABEL ON BOX HAZARDS: 1. ~al may be fl.a..mmablc 2. Sbn cont.3!:t may be poisonous 3. Conu=t may C4Use btll'!1s W the eyes or skin 4. Fir: may proàucc ÏIrit2.ting or poisonous gz.s.::s 5. M.a.y ~ poisonous if inhaled or swallowed 6. Not::: The ma.t::ri2.I may ~ wric 2.S well as flam.mabk. Sometimes an unlabdlcd pa.chge will ~ lcabng. Matcri2.ls shipped in unlabelk.d pa.ck.z.ges should not be hz.z.ardous Iruitcrials, however because we can not be cata.in that the Iruitcrials 2l"C non- hazardous they will be assumed to have some h2.z.ard associated with them. If the package is producing visible smoke, or fumes that arc ÌIrit2.ting to the skin cont2.ct an out.side contractor or fIre dcpa.!unent., do nor ancmpt to dean up this spill. ... If the spill ha.s visible liquid wczr gloves, goggles, apron, and boots. If there is no visible liquid. but the box is wet., at a minimum w~ gloves and goggles. litha-c is a Strong odor, eye or nose i..-rit2.D.on SCBA must be used. ~, ~;,. ) lithe material is a liquid check the pH by l~g off approrim.ately five inches of pH indicator tape from the dispenser and immerse in the liquid using approved. gloves. Match its color with the closest on: in the color cha."'t. . If the ma!:rial is a liquid and out of the range of 6-9 use the CO!TOsive liquid guide. , . If the mat:rial is a liquid within the 6-9 pH range use the flz.mma.blc liquid guide. If the material is a solid use the corrosive solid guide. ~.. cJtf < " >' > .> " . ~United Parcel Service . 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Q0j Bakersfield, CA 93308 e e ..._r, r' i 1 ( .. \ .-- , i OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN 2s I ' . , . C" < . ;: e e c > LOCAL SPILL PLAN BAKERSFIELD IN CASE OF SPILL: NOTIFY MANAGEMENT! (1) USE EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF SWITCH. (2) OPEN YELLOW SPILL CONTROL CONTAINER LOCATED AT FUEL ISLAND FOR CLEAN UP MATERIALS. (3) USE THE 10' BOOMS TO CONTAIN SPILL. (4) POSITION BOOMS IN FRONT OF THE TRENCH DRAIN TO PREVENT FUEL FROM ENTERING STORM DRAIN. (5) DETERMINE CAUSE OF SPILL AND NOTIFY DISTRICT SPILL CONTROL COORDINATOR. (6) IF SPILL EXCEEDS 25 GALLONS AND/OR CAN NOT BE CONTAINED ON UPS PREMISES, NOTIFY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (805) 327-9681 (7) REFER TO ACTION STEPS FOR AN OIL SPILL INCIDENT FOR REPORTING AND OTHER CLEAN UP MEASURES. 01/30/95 ~sk ,; ! ~ ;.. ~' ~ e e '\ SPILL PREVENTION PLAN TELEPHONE LISTING FACILITY SPILL COORDINATOR PHONE NUMBER SPCC PROCEDURES FOR: BAKERSFIELD 1. PRIMARY: CHARLE JACKSON.......................(805) 588-8295 2. ALTERNATE: TERRY RUSSEL......................... (805) 392-0124 DISTRICT SPILL COORDINATOR . , 1. PAUL AHL IN. . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (510) 7 4 3 - 8 64 7 2. CAROLINE EHRLICH.................................(510) 357-1502 REGION SPILL COORDINATOR 1. CARLOS MEDINA............. .,.... .. ...... . . ........ (510) 803-1626·, LOCAL EMERGENCY NUMBERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.................................. (805) 324 -4 54 2 BAKERSFIELD FIRE & HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DIVISION... (805) 326-3979 OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICE......................1-800-852-7550 FUEL EQUIPMENT REPAIR RLW EQUIPMENT.................................. (805) 834-1100 ELECTRICAL REPAIR AC ELECTRIC.................................... (805) 327-3833 JACK LEVINER................................... (805) 323-7044 SPILL CLEAN UP ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION....................... (805) 327-9681 FACILITY MECHANIC GIL STRAW...................................... (805) 872-3103 ALTERNATE MECHANIC BILL RI CE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (805) 664 -7 550 1. 2. 3. 4. ( 5. 6. 7. 8. NOTE: THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS NOT TO BE CALLED UNLESS THERE IS A CLEAR DANGER OF FIRE. 0~/¿'::J/':J5 ~/"1 rtt, 4 S'" ¡3 ,~ ..... , . > " , ~ G"~ 9' .....,:.. ,. ,....'..'.::. 'J'. ) (') ",) - " \ . "--)) :;- ,,. ~ACTION STEFS FOR AN OIL SF~LL ~IDENT THE uPS MANAGER AT THE SCENE: A. Determines the cause or source of the spill or leak and stops it. B. Initiates qil containment action with the required manpower, equipment and materials in accordance with prepared Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment of an oil spill. 1. If the spill is from a leaking underground storage tank or plplng, remove as much of the product from the system as is necessary to prevent further release to the environment. C. Identifies and mitigates fire, explosion and vapor hazards. D. Ensures that there is "no smoking" in the area of the spill. E. Notifies the fire department (in the event of a fire or the likelihood of a fire or explosion). F. As soon as practicable, records the information on Telephone Spill Incident Report and notifies the Facility Spill Coordinator or alternate and the District Spill Coordinator or alternate. G. Visually inspects any aboveground spills or exposed belowground spills and prevents further migration of the spill into surrounding soils and ground water. H. Alerts neighbors if personal danger is possible or if spill is not being totally contained,on UPS premises. 1. Initiates clean-up and removal operations in accordance with prepared Oil Spill Contingency Plan for clean-up of an oil spill. J. Remedies hazards posed by contaminated soils that are excavated or exposed. K. Investigates to determine the possible preseñce of oil that is not dissol?ed in water (free product), and begins free product removal as soon as practicable, if applicable. L. Notifies ~S Press Relations Manager, through National Spill Coordinator, of any request for information from the'press so that he can respond to the request. Obtains name, publication or station and phone number of any reporter requesting information. 1. Do not invite the press onto our premises or allow press photographers to photograph or film the incident without prior approval of Press Relations Manager. 2. Do not permit any press conferences to be held on our premises. M. Maintains a chronological log of events and communications during the spill incident, containment and clean-up. Records times, names, conversations, instructions given and instructions received. zi c.., .. ACTION STEPS 1 of 4 J~9¡ ...: - J. ,~. ~ .' ') Cm'») ¡ \"-..-, "i_) e N. Has photographs taken activities. e of the oil spill and the containment and clean-up '\ IF THE OIL SPILL INCIDENT MEETS ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: " 1. The oil spill is from or suspected from a leaking underground storage tank or pipi.ng. 2. The spill exceeds 25 gallons. 3. The spill is not contained on UPS premises and the spill has entered a body of water. 4. The spill clean-up will not be accomplished within 24 hours. A. The Facility or District Spill Coordinator or one of their alternates immediately notifies: 1. The National Spill Coordinator (with information from Telephone Spill _ Incident Report). 2. The District Manager. 3. The Region Spill Coordinator. 4. The State Underground Storage Tank Program Office. B. The National Spill Coordinator or alternate notifies: 1. National Plant Engineering Manager. 2. The U.S. Coast Guard (if the oil spill has discharged or may discharge into the waters of the United States or adjoining shores). THE DISTRICT SPILL COORDINATOR OR ALTERNATE: A. Conducts investigations of the spill, the spill site, and the surrounding ~rea possibly affected by the spill in order to determine the full extent and location of soils contaminated by them~ill and the presence and concentrations of dissolved product contamination in the ground water, if any of the following conditions exist: 1. There is evidence that ground-water wells have been affected by the spill. 2. Free product is found to need recovery. 3. There is evidence that contaminated soils may be in contact with ground water. 4. The State Underground Storage Tank (UST) Program Office requests an investigation, based on the potential effects of contaminated soil or ground water on nearby surface water and ground-water resources. a) As soon as practicable, submit the information collected during the investigations to the UST Office. 2-sf1-. ACTION STEPS 2 of 4 J~89 " ,f- ~'" ." ~. ". fIG·; .) (- ) J I"i) , - B. WTi thin 20 days a'er an oil spill incident, 5UbtTl! a report to the State Program Office summarizing the action (initial abatement) steps ta~en in '. response to the incident, and any resulting information or data. UST C. Within 30 days after an oil spill incident, submits a letter from the chief financial officer and certification documenting current evidence of ' financial responsibility to the Director of the State UST Frogram Office. (lètter and certificat~on available from National Insurance Group) D. Unless directed to do otherwise by the State UST Frogram Office, assembles information about the site and the nature of the spill, including: 1. Data on the nature and estimated quantity of spill. 2. Data concerning surrounding popula~ions, water quality, use and ~pproximate locations of wells potentially affected by the spill, subsurface soil conditions, locations of subsurface sewers, climatological conditions, and land use. 3. Results ,of measuring for the presence of product in an UST excavation zone, _ if applicable. 4. Results of free product investigations. a) Within 45 days after an oil spill incident, submit the information assembled to the State UST Program Office. E. At sites where free product is present, removes free product to the maximum extent practicable as determined by the State UST Program Office. 1. Conduct free product removal in a manner that minimizes the spread of contamination into previously uncontaminated zones by using recovery and disposal techniques appropriate to the hydrogeologic conditions at the site, and that properly treats, discharges or disposes of recovery ". byproducts in compliance with applicable regulations. 2. Use abatement of free product migration as a minimum objective for the design of the free product removal system. 3. Handle any flammable products in a safe and competent manner to prevent fires or explosions. 4. Unless directed to do otherwise by the State UST Program Office, prepare and submit to the UST Office, within 45 days after an oil spill incident, a free product removal report that provides at least the following information: û) The name of the person(s) responsible for implementing the free product removal measures. b) The estimated quantity, type, and thickness of free product observed or measured in wells, boreholes, and excavations. c) The type of free product recovery system used. d) Whether any discharge will take place on-site or off-site during the recovery operation and where this discharge will be located. 2jC- .. ACTION STEPS 3 of 4 JUL89 , ' .. e '. e .; r."- ," ,¡ e) The type of-trea.tment applied to, and the effluent quality expected from, any discharge. ,. ~ f) The steps that have been or are being taken to obtain necessary permits ,\ ) for any discharge. ) , g) The disposition of the recovered free product. F. If required by t~e State UST Program Office, submit additional information or develop and submit a corrective action plan for responding to contaminated soils and ground water. FOLLOÍo1-UI': A. Review the-incident with respect to the following: -i. How could the incident have been prevented? 2. ~ere the Action Steps For An Oil Spill Incident followed properly? 3. ~as the Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment and clean-up followed pr-Operly7 4. ~ere proper notices/reports given in a timely manner? 5. ~ere personnel trained to adequately respond to the incident? 6. W.aa,~the Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment and clean-up adequate? (J) END .. I \.,.) ) zS"""C-- ACTION STEPS 4 of 4 " ·~~o .. :1 , ,- ~ , e e _~- ,¡'J ~~ United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue E~?akersfield, CA 93308 (;;:,"i' EMERGENCY RESP.ONSE EQUIPMENT (; c )0 ~ ~ . , . tit e ; . .: ¡;. '\ I. Protective Wear Ava} lab Ie on Each Spill Cart * Chemical- resistant boots (2 pairs, size IILII and ''XLII) * Chemical-resistant gloves (1 pair) * Chemical-resistant apron * Chemical-splash goggles (1 pair) II. Respirator * MSA Ultralite MMR self-contained breathing apparatus * Refer to UPS Respiratory Protection Program and manufacture's , ' literature. ( I ' The location of the spill cart(s) in this facility is/are: Unload Damaged Package Service Center The location of the MSA Ultralite MMR self-contained breathing apparatus isfare: Damaged Package Service Center ( ,', ,', ~1 ¡¿¡( "', , l It e SLTPPLY :\'1) EOlTrPME~·T REOlTIRE1\.fE~TTS ; ;' i:' .- .\ To process hz.z.ardous tnatcri2.1s. the: following spc::ifie:s the: required supplies to ~ kept on hand and in good n::pair at 2lJ opc;¡-aring hubs or ~nt::I"$. All it=ms involved an: orcL""r--l1 following the: e:cisring orci:::ring proccdurc:. A. REOtJ1R___ì='D EOUIPJ\.1ENT 1. ~ OOT Co:np1ian~ 0:ntcr Hubs Loc:ari on OOT Comp1ian~ 0:ntcr Pac.bge Centm away from Hub 2. SOLUSORB Hubs c 3. Pacb.ge Centers away from Hub Hubs Sodium B icarbonat:: Pacl:age 0:ntm away from Hub ~in.imurn R ~ui."'=TI1=n ts One complete: C3.bine!., loc:at.c.d in the (Large:) P.a.:bge: S::::rvicc Ccnt.::r area.. One: compkte: cabine:t. loc:atcd in the: (Small) Pa.:kagc: Service Ccnt::T ar-...a. One: containt:r for approrimate:ly c:vay 10 åoo!"5 of primary unload, and an additional three: placcd in location convenient to the: gI'C'at=st num~r of pacbge: handling ~nnel. One: for c:a.:h 1 0 doors of pri.mary unload One: contzÏn:::r on the SDill can. and six on rcs:rve: a.t the På.cb.ge Sc:rvic:e: Ccnta Tnrc: contain as for each 10 doors of primxry unload 4. Protc...r-Dve: W c:.ar HublPac:l:a.ge: Ccntas I) away from Hub , Gloves - Multiple at various d:signa.Icd locations Aprons -Two BootS - Two pzirs. si~ "L Goggks - Two pair SCBA Hubs - Two unitS Negative Prcssur:: HubsIPackagc: -Two unitS Respirators Ccnt::rs away from Hub 5. Broom. Dustpan & Shovd Hubs/Pad:age Cc:nt::rS One ca.ch away from Hub 6. pH IndiC3.tor Tap: HubslPackage Ccnt::rS Two dispensers (one on n:s...~e) away from Hub 7. Rden::n~ Mataials Hubs and PackAge 0:nters 1f 1 -UPS Guide for Shipping Haz Mat -UPS Spill Response Procedure -DOT Frn:::rgency Respon~ Guide: -Hz.uràous Mat=rials POSto-s: "Prcparing Hauràous Mataials Shipments" "'H2.z.a..-dous M.a.tcrials S pill Respon~·' ,. .; i e ~' ,;:' ~ ~ e " >*< United Parcel Service SUBJECT ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY ¡ If ....UMBER ] ; PROGRAM , [UpSI PROCEDURE I, III. INCIDENT RESPONSE AND DISPOSAL DATE 08/01/39 : 1 -~ I ¡ ! 1. SUPPLY AND EQUI PMENT REQUIRE.."1ENTS I PAGE 23 :)F 6i? , ! ) ) Name {. DUS7 >AN\ 3 ; I i! Location Minimum Requirements I! Ii , I I . -~~ff -~~-=~ ~ "?ROHI3I't:.1..I 1-'..;;:1_. /- ,'. ¡- S? !L~ TUô .I / ¡ I . APRON BOOrS GOGGLES SUPPLY ! GLOVE--<3 î , , PH INOICAïOR i \ GU IDE , RC'c:pONSE ~ OÏŠ?OSAL PROC~JURE RE'WRAP KNFE 1q i;<l e e ~ i .: i '\ United Parcel Service 3800 N S'll =, ". 1 ect Avenue (:,:}kersf1eld, CA 93308 EVACUATION ROUTES'AND PROCEDURES r' \.. J ( ......-.. ¡ ~.J) ~ ~> / > " ~ i: \ - ~GERC'f ~criATION/À~ON ( PROCEDURE 1 PLAN PDRPOSE: This Emergency 2vacua~i8n/Ac~ic~ plan has been developed to protec~ lives and prcper~y during emergencies at Uni~ed Parcel Service facilities. ~he plan has ~he following basic eleIDen~s: 1. Emergency evacuation procedures and organization. 2. Internal and external emergency notification. 3. Accounting for all eIDployees after evacuation has been completed. 4. Means of emergency egress. 5. organizational action plan. .; .. -.:ra~nl.ng l.n the e~ergency evac~ationl I . EKERGENcr EVACUATION PROC'EDURES AND ORGANIZATION'_ (,'-~ A. Management is responsible for iIDP 1 eIDenting and IDaintaining this plan. B. The evacuation procedures will be ~~e same regardless of ~~e t:t'"Pe of emergency (fire, ea=t...~q-ù.a.:l(e, bomb ti'..=eat, etc.). Once notified of an emergency, the order to evacuate the buildiag will come from center ma.nagement. Once evacuation is ordered, all affected employees must quickly (without running) leave the building using ~~e nearest exit anà proceed directly to their designated assembly area (review attached Emergency Evacuation Plan) . 1. The Emergency Action Plan ~ust be supported wi~~ a floor map of the building and grounds showing designated exits and assembly areas (review Emergency Evacuation Plan and Sample Evacua~ion Floor Plan) . 2. The map must be posted in each work and office area. 3. Employees must be shown the exit they are to use during emergencies (see Emergency Evacuation Plan) . E. Center management is responsible for shutting off all machine.-y and system.5 in an emergency. 1. Equipment shut-down may be assigned to dependable employees. c. D. 2. Assign two individuals to be buddies for any physically impaired employee. 3/ ~ - e 0;.. ~ ., ~.. ;''' _ v '\ - . ~?loyees ='..:.s~ :ol1::;-.· ::::ese :-·...:.les C:'::-::'::JC '::'.J e::¡e:-çency e·......ac:.:a ~io:1: Þ.. ~::; - . Remain cal~ and lis::en :=:- . . ~::S~~:':'C-:'.l.O::S . 2. No atte~p~ should be made ~o retrieve personal belongings unless they are i~e¿ia::ely a:: ~an¿. 3. ~ployees should net re-en::er the building ~n::il ::old to èo sc by supervisor. - . The order to re-enter the building will C8~e =ro~ ~anage~en::. II. NOTIFTc.:a...TION OF AN DrERGEN"c:Y.. A. ~~y e~ployee ~hat observes an e~ergency situation Dust i~ediately notify'~he nearest supervisor. The supe=v·isor is ~~en responsible for verifying emergency and c8ntacting center management. B. Center ~anag~ent must alert all perso~~el of the emergency. 1. ..... ....ne ! C. 1. The emergency announcement must be heard lD all p~ts of the building. 2. Center management should shut down all movlng belts and machinery to reduce building noise. 3. Should t-~e public ad~ess system fail, inst~~ctiens ShOUld~: be commtL~icated verbally by center ~anagement_ Center ~anàge~ent must no~jfy: local police'or appropriate emergency services, division, dist~ic~ and region management in accordance wit.~ established reporting procedures. III. ACCOUNTING P'OR }'..LL EMPLOYEES APTER EVACUATION m...5 BE:::EH' COMPLE'TED _ À. Cent~ management is responsible for ensuring that all employees leave the building rapidly in a orderly and cont:-olled manner. 1. Once assembled outside ~~e building, all ~ployees ~~~~ be accounted for. 2. Each supervisor ~ repo~ to center management that all employees in their area have been evacuated and accounted for. "- jJ. :0 .,' r"'v'" ~ - KRJo..N S 0 po EGR.:£S S _ - -\: ,i. i ~ '\ " r. . Cente~ manage~ent adequa~e means of is res?c~si~le for ensu=i~g the building eg~ess èt all times. t1j B. Cen~e= Danage~ent is ~esponsible for posting e~ergency evacuation plan(s) and evacuation floor plans. C. The Plant Engineering Danage~ is responsible for ensu~ing ~~at all means of egress confo~ to the local code and for the preparing and updating the e~e~gency evacua~ion plan. 1. Periodic inspections should be scheduled. D. Supervisors must inspect exits near their work area. 1. Exits must be kept clear of obstacles ~t all times. v . ORGANI ZATI ON'AL TRA.DfING rn THE ~ENcr ACTION' PI.J!...N. A. Center management is responsible for training all full-time and part-time supervisors in ~~e Emergency Evacuation/Action Plan. B. Each supervisor is responsible for t~aining their employees in the Emergency Evacuation/Action Plan. C. Center management is responsible for conducting annual evacuation rehearsals. ,~ Brief w7itten evaluations must be submitted to the divisio: manager and district Health and Safety manager followin~; each rehearsal. ~¡ 2. Center management Dust review th~ Emergency Evacuation/Action Plan with employees at the following times: 1. a. wñen the plan is initially introduced. b. On the employees first day of employment. c. Whenever employee's job assignment or job location is changed. d. Whenever ~~e plan is changed. e. JI..nnually. \,'~ :35 ~ i-':' e e ;, .,i .. ~ '\ SUP~SOR EVÃC"'OP.TTOH RESPONSIBILITIES: À. Conàuc~ ann~al e~ersency evacuation orientation. ;:¡ Post ~ergency Evacuation ?lan and ~vacuat~cn Floor ?lan. , Include staging ~rea n~e~s assiçne¿ ~~ yo~~ ¿epa=~~en~. 2. Maps can be obtained from Plant En;ineering cepar~~en~. C. Account for all assigned e~ployees after evacuation. D. Assign back-up person to account for employees. 1. Ask employees to select "buàdies" for be res~onsible one another during evacuation and headcount. --~ .. "-'.. ...., -. Ass ign t-,.¡o individuals as "buddies" f or any handicapped i::1di viduals. F. Know what equipment and utilities must be shut down before leaving area. G. Assign equipment/utility shut-àow~ to dependable personnel In your àepartmentjarea. ) H. Make quick sweep of ~ea for injured persor_~el prior to evacuating the area yourself. 1. Do not place yourself ~n danger. I. stress ~portance of calm, orderly exit. 1. Be sure that each e!Jlployee k..""lOWS where depar-....:::üen t ..... . s....agl.ng area is located. J. Count employees not working or who are assigned to anotber depart¡¡¡ent/area. 1. Reme~er to include these individuals in your reDort after evacuation. K. Infor¡¡¡ center manager, police, fire or emergency personnel of hazardous materials present in your area. L. stay cal!!l." E:::1ployees look to ~anage!D.ent for di:;:-ection and reassurance lD an eIDergency. M. 31' Do not place yourself or your employees at risk. , ,'o' " 'ti- ~:-;." c EVleUATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e . ~ RIO BRAVO CENTER ~;", '" CAR WASH ",0" PS';'iMEIER F' E " CUS'IOMER CCtJNTER srOCKDALE x x ~. I I I i ! I I I i ! ! x x I !!AZ MAT CAGE I SHOP : I I II x LOAD MOD. (X) = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 51k . .'f. . ~_. i: ,,' '.' .;- EVAttJATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e . ".~ . . , . .$ 3 . ~ BAKERSFIELD CENTER R:;:: ?>' POINT CAR WASH <-<-<--<-<-- ! x PERIMETER FENCE STOCKDALE x x x x I IIAZ MAT CADI! I SHOP x LOAD MOD. (X) = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE \ '- 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 1;1~ ,... . ,:.-.:.. . -,' .~ .". ~ ~ ""~. . .. e EVJeUATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING STOCKDAlE CENTER \", .'.;.' PB;~ (METER i I E ( CAR WASH CUSTOMER COUNTER x ->-> ->(X) I MEET X POINT X X X I HAZ MAT CAGB I SHOP X WAD MOD. X = EXIT DOORS I ~.-- EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. ~J~ ~ ,.. ~ ·,·'·':'EVAaJATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e i ,; .. .;-. AUTOMOTIVE SHOP 0.f:<;.: P¡;¿:;"iME1ER J E CAR WASH CUSTOMER COUNTER x STOCKDAlE x x 1._.. ( x x x--> -> SHOP I I I I I LOAD I MOO. I I I I I!AZ MAT CAGB I x = Exit Door ~ ------------------------------------------------------ MEET POINT EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. Ÿ1Ò ~ .§ ~. :; ~ ~ rJ0:~':;;! p{:~ {MEIER F E , , .~ . . - . . ... , PRELOAD AND LOCAL SORT CAR WASH I CUSTOMER COUNTER STOCKDALE ...'.' "'EVAeJATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e '\ I I I" { 1 x x - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - --- I I I I I I j I I I I I I I I I I I I BROWN BELT BLUE BELT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I j I I I I I I I I 1---------------------- I I SHOP I I RED BELT x -- I HAZMATCAOI! I IX I I I I LOAD MOD, X-I ~, I 1 ! I j I 1 I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I ,J I I I I I I I J I I I I I I 00 ------------------------------------------------ MEET POINT X = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. ;?~~. ~ ,..~ :i ,i " . United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue 60~~akersfield, CA 93308 \;<::.':"; e \ e EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT AND FIRST AID t,. ( "- .~ îÇ s: e e j' ~- . ... \ '-, ) Emeroencv Medical Treatment and First Aid . Medical assistance will be made available immediately to all personnel after any spill incident in the event of any symptoms or other reactions. . In additio'aI, all designated persons will be required to undergo a compl ete physi ca 1 exami nati on before assumi ng duti es under this program, annually thereafter. and within six months of terminating such duties. ( -=~ l \. j¿ , .o;~ e e .~ ~;; .. ~ '\ €1? First Aid The most likely injuries to UPS employees responding to an emergency spill that would require first aid are thermal and/or chemical burns of the skin and eye. Burns The objective of first aid for burns are to relieve paln, prevent contamination, and treat for shock. Do not put any type of ointment, grease, 'lotion,butter, antiseptic,' 6i~ome remedies on burned skin. These methods are unsterile and may lead to infection. They can also seal in heat, resulting in further damage. e The first step in the treatment of burns is to decide what ) degree of burn the victim has suffered: a. Is burn red and painful (like sunburn)? Treat as first degree. b. Is burn red, painful, with blisters? Treat as second degree. c. Is burn black or white, and painless? Treat as third degree. If the burn lS first degree only: ~ Put burned part in cold water. DO NOT put ice or salt in water. ~ Put c01d water bott1e on burn. ~ Dry dressing may be applied if desired. þÞ Medical treatment usually not required. \ ,-' 31 ~ ~" - e ~ ,i; - ~ '\ If the burn 1S second degree only: fð ~ Put burned part in cold water. DO HOT put ice or salt in water. ~ Put cold, wet dressings on burn. cloths if available. Use cl ean ~ DO NOT break blisters or remove skin. ~ Seek medical attention. If the burn 1S third degree: .. ~ Leave burned clothes on skin. ~ SlightlY elevate legs and keep victim warm. ~ Keep airway open, tilt head back. ~ DO NOT apply cold. ~ DO NOT break blisters or remove skin. 1 ~ Call ambul ance. ~\ ~: Chemical Burns When irritating chemicals corne into contact with the skin or mucous membrane, injury usually begiñs instantly, and first aid should be immediate. Among such chemicals are acids and alkalis, or corrosive chemicals. Chemical burns are the same as burns caused by flame, steam or hot liquids. The essential first aid isto wash aw~y the chemical completely as quickly as possible with large quantities of water, using a shower or a hose if available. Immediate washing is more important than neutralizing the chemical and should be continued for at least five minutes. Remove the victim's clothing from the areas involved. Do not attempt to neutralize a chemical because heat may \ j be produced resulting in more damage. Also, some product label I"~ directions for neutralizing may be wrong. _1t :: ~ , " e e ~.. .t ~ ~ '\, Burns of the Eye Strong acids and alkalis in contact with the eye can cause permanent tissue damage within seconds. The single most important treatment in the management of the chemically-burned eye is copious irrigation with clean water within seconds of injury. The goal is to remove all the chemicals and do it quickly. First aid tredtment consists of the following: ~ Hold the lids open and irrigate the eye for at least 15 minutes using emergency wash equipment. ~ Call a physician as quickly as possible and ask for advice. ~ Cover the eye with a dry, clean, protective dressing. Do not use absorbent cotton, because fibers may enter the eye. Caution the victim against rubbing the eye, because rubbing might cause further injury. I. ) ~ Give home remedies for pain, such as aspirin, if necessary. jq ~ ,..~ e e ¡¡ ..; ,-' '\ ) Medical Examinations The content of medical examinations, either for the designated person or for an individual exhibiting adverse signs or symptoms following a spill incident, must include at a minimum a medical and worle history. During the examination, the physician should place special emphasis on the symptoms related to the handling of hazardous materials and their related health hazards. Certain information must accompany the employee to the physician's office. This information includes: ( -'~ l. 2. 3. 4. Copy of the OSHA standard (1910.120). A description of the employee's duties as they relate to the exposure. Any information about the employee's exposure levels. A description of any personal protective equipment that was used by the employee, or, in the case of the designated person, that will be used (e.g., respirators). Additional medical examinations may be determined to be necessary by the attending physician. Specific medical examinations and tests are required for individuals wearing respiratory protection. Consult UPS's Respiratory Protection Program for deta i1 s. " \ . ¿¡D · ;;: ~ " , . .' ~ U~ited Parcel Service 3800 N. sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 {~.T~'; e e - " { " ( ~ DECONTAMINATION Þj) .~~ \. ~ ~ ~ ,- " ,j.' e e '\ Protective Wear Removal and Decontamination 1. Clean protective gloves with warm tap water and soap. Do not remove gloves at this point. 2. Remove boots. Clean with warm tap water and soap. Rinse with additional warm tap water. 3. Remove apron. Clean with warm tap water and soap. Rinse with additional warm tap water. 4. Remove gloves by pulling down on the cuff, turning glove inside-out. Roll down cuff to pop fingers out. Clean the exposed inside of the glove with warm tap water and soap. Thoroughly rinse with additional warm tap water. 5. Remove goggles. Clean with warm tap water and soap. Rinse with additional warm tap water. (Note: goggles are not worn if SCBA used.) 6. Wash hands with warm tap water and soap. 7. Pl ace protecti ve wear in cl ean area and allow to. air dry before returning it to spill cart. (Note: protective gloves must be turned rightside-out before returning to the spill cart.) ~~ ;;~ ~ .' , ,; ~ ... e e '\ fj RESPIRATOR CLEANING AND DISINFECTING Respirators shall be regularly cleaned and disinfected. Those issued for the excl us; ve use of one worker sha 11 be cleaned after each day's use, or more often if necessary. Those used by more than one worker shall be cleaned'and disinfected after each use. Daily cleaning shall include: 1. Wi pe i nteri or and exteri or thorough1 y wi th a c1 ean, damp cloth. ' Heavy soi 1 may requ; re use of a sma 11 hand brush and a detergent solution then rinsing with clean warm water. 2. Air dry and store in a clean protected location. 3. If sanitizing is necessary, use a commercial cleaner disinfectant solution (available from respirator manufacturers). Respirators shall be disinfected according to the following procedure. C.." ;;';1 t J ) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Remove any filters, cartridges or canisters. Wash facepiece and breathing tube ln cleaner disinfectant (maximum water temperature 120F). Rinse comDletelv in clean, warm water. Air dry in a clean area. Cl ean other respi rator parts as recommended by the manufacturer. Inspect valves, headstraps and other parts; replace with new parts if defective. Insert new filters, cartridges or canisters; make sure seal is tight. Place in plastic bag or container for storage_ Available commercial cleaner disinfectant solutions include: '" . '-..... -a. ~SA Cleaner Sanitizer - Mine Safety Appliances Company b. Detergent Sanitizer - Norton c. Wilson Germi-sol 43 ..·.l e I~ j. ~ ~, ~ United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING ;- \ ( ',-, /-f!j ._- ~ i . c ,'~' . -.' ~ ;; '".. . e . ,) e '\ -' UPS ç DAMAGED PACKAGE RESPONSE PROCEDURE :) ( ,-J" ~ç ~, :-i' e e TABLE OF CONTENTS ~ ~~ ;-. SUBJECT SECTION # Damaged package response procedure 1 Decision tree/í-esponse sheets 2 Response equipment 3 (.)....., '. Training outline for designated persons 4 ( . -1¿ ~; ..: e e -,~ ;:. '\- ~ ~ "I~). "':'" M2.n2-g::rs 2.nd Sup::Tyisors of Pa.:l:2.g:: Hznd.i.::rs (wz)' ix è::signat::.d to r:::spond to h.uardous spills). 1=mployc::s in th:: Pa.:k..2.ge or Cusrom=r Scr.-i::: ar-...z.s (m.ay ix òesign.at::.d to respond to hazzIdous spills). III. P,A,C'KA,Gr H~"':DI~RI:; Pe::-sonnd th2.l hz.ndk pa:::l:.ag::s IIl2Y dis=ov::r 2. Ò2.m.2.g::.d pa:::hge that is :rekasing 2- h2.Z2,rÒOUs subst2..T1~ Tt1::s:: p:nonnd ~ o::ùy to notify th::ir SUp:T\"'ÍSO!. Tn::y ar-= nO! to cont2.Ìn hzzaròous IIl2~ú!.1 spills thcms::lves. Pachg:: han dl::rs , àriv~ or other UPS cmploye::s c::ng2g::.d in L..--pring, loa.d.ing, un1oa.:iing, soriing 2nd åistributing pack2.gcs 2.S well 2S su1'crviso!'S who zr= nO! cksign2t::.å to :r::5p:::md to spills shill follow th:::~ S1=1'5: A. For d2.!Il2.g::d pad:::ag::s on bdtS, in 2. builåiIlg, or in 2. vehicle bo=ing loaded or unloaàcè.. th:: follov.'Ìng a.....-tions should ~ taker¡: 1. ~t=mi.n::: whcther or not the pack2.ge cont2.Ïns 2 h2Z.2I'Cious mat=rial. Tnis can b: don::: by: (Tncs:: it::ms Z!'C C:::2..""Dpi::s of the ways in which 2 pad:::ag:: could be iàcmified as ha.zz.roous but do no! ¡~±J._scm rcquir-...d. procedures to b: followed in cvc::ry C2.Se.) 2. Rcaãing t.~: l.a.b::l on the pa.:kage . If 2. package cz....-rÜ:s a. DOT lÛd, ID2.rking or five-y'2n form, it should b: rcga.-d::d 2.S hz.z.zràollS. If a pa.:hge ca...7i:::s 2.Dy other wa...'"IÚ.."1gs as to å2.ngers z.ssociated with itS contc::ntS, the pa.:kag:: should b= rcgaroed 2S haza..""Òous. b . 0 b5---:rving wh:::th=- the spill cd su bS!2.nC:: is .....3-....rin g in an y v:..a y. If a pachge is genc:r2.ring smoke or visible fumcs, it should b: rcg:a.¡·ticd 2.S h2.Z.2J-dous. , . i \ 2 1~ õ:.: . e UPS DAJ,,1A..GED PA.CKAGE RESPONSE PROCEDURE \ 0- ._~ .; "" 1. I~'TR OD1TrTTn~' ~. UPS has åevclop--ò the follo\l,'Íng procedur-= to be used whenever a åa1D.2.g~ pa.:bge is ~DCOunt~ Damag~ pa=l:ages may contain hzzz.råous mat=rials which prcs:::m a àz.ngcr to UPS employ~s. Tills proccd.u..-c ouùines the 2.pprop7iat::: steps to be taken by ¡u¡ employe::: if they encoumcr Ell)' ì:::2.king pachge. Tne ~ of mat::::i.zll:::.al:ing from th::: pa::l:z.ge as well as the role the c:¡¡¡pìoyc::: will p12y in the d::.an1.1p of the m.a.t=ia1 ået=!mÌI1:::s the a.-'ì:Ìons th:::y v.ill take aI1d the G.SSXi.a.t.:::d t:"aining th:::y will rcc:::ive. TIris proccd.tr:rc supplcm:::nts. and åocs nor rcpla:::::, 2..'1j' other applicabl::: UPS procedures. which must b::: followed in addition to th::: steps outlined h:::re. Tne objectives of this proccd.ur.: zr:. to pro-viåe unifcr.m proccdur.:s fo: responding to dam2.go::ì pa.:::hge inciàents. To assist in ~ring this obj~ve. the substances. ~cipm:::m.. znd rocthods to be applied in the process zr:. 5"'..and2..-diz.:::d.. II. OVERVITW OF PROCEDlìRE J Tn::: role the employe::: v.ill p12y in ckaling \Ir"iÙl a leak d:~es wh211:::vd of trzinil1g \l,ill be given to the employee. Most UPS employees will do nothing in response to 2. huaråous spill other th2..n to no:L.~ th:::Ïr s~ of the prob1:::m. Only o/_'"Í.ally train:::.d znd :::quip7-d employees will take sp~""Ífic steps to properly r:move the pachg::: from th::: work zr~ and.., if n=ssz..-y, to pro~ly clean up spilled material. Outsid::: contracto=-s or f:r:r= è=p2...-¡;ro:::m.s may be C2ll:::d m to è:::.al wit.Ì1 sp:::ci."Ï.c siruatiòns outsiàe of the C2.pabiliri:::s oÍ UPS èesign2.~ ~ns. In UPS facilities v.ithour 5p'""..cia11y tr2ined cnployees no on::: will clean up lcaks ()¡" spills mvolving hu.zrdous mat::rials ()¡" mat:::rials which cznnot ~ iè:::ntificd as non-haz.2rdous. Su:h work will be don::: by outsid: conr:ra..=tors or loczJ fue å:::paro:t1:::nts, who will b:: C2ll::d in as nd:::d.. . .¡; Employ~s in";olvcd in a ciar::lag::: pachg: I""~ would typic:a11y b: as follows: . Pa:::kag: hand1:::rs aDd Drivers who ~orm loading, un1ca..cling, sorting znd ådivcry work. 1 ï '- '11 .¡ i: ~ . ~ .. ' ( ~ '-) \ . e c. Obsc:rving whether the spilkd substan~ is gi....-ing off fumes which arc i..--ritaring to the: sm. no~, throa.t., IDOUth or eye:s. if this occurs, the package: should be regzrdcd 2.S haz.aråous. d. If a pad:age: carries no labels or inåkarions 2.S to its contents, it should be regarded as ha.z.a.-åous even though it is not generating smoke, visible fumes, or irritating fumes. 2. If it is de~ed that the: pa.c:b.ge contains a h.a.z.a.-cious ma.l::ri.a1 clear the immcåiate uc.a.. 00 NOT TOUCH T.dE PAc:K.i\GE. After lc:.aving the art:2., noriÏy the supoYisor or, if the sup=rvisor is not available, the Package Service C::nc::r. The supervisor or Package: So-vicc Center will contact the: appropriate person to coordina.te the: rt:spon~. 3. If it is determined that the: package: contains non-hazardous material, allow the: pad:age to rt:m2.Ín on the: bdt until it rcæ:hes an zppropriate poinL Whik wl:2ring protective: gloves, place the: package: in a spill rob and ~ove it to an area that will Dot intcrfac with work opaarions. Contact the: supervisor . im~Æatdy so that oÙler appropriate IIY.zst.I!"CS can be taken to dc.a.1 wiÙl the: package. , B. For damaged pad:age:s in dclivay vc:hicles on rpUte. 1. Dct::rnJÎne wheÙler or not the pa.d:age contains a hazardous material (see Pal"2.gI'2.phm-A-l). 2. If it is determinc:d that the: package contains a hazardous material, the folloVr"Íng St-'"'Ps should be taJcen: ,; 2.. Cose the: bulkhead door to prevent fumes from entering the cL-iver's comparnn:nL b. Pm the: vehicle in a lacarion which d~ not present a thrc.at to road trafñc. 3 ~ · ' " e e ~ ","' '\ d. Sc:.curc the vdùck so that it cannot b: cmcr--d e:x:c:::pt _by _a~Y19ri.~~9 po~onnd. }~Wk)~~~~ Call supeni.sOT in order to rr:pon problem. ThE"'sup:::tv1s'óf\ì;,'ill contact the appropria~ p::rson to deal with the pad:agc from that point fOTVo'2.:.-d. ~, þ"" c. e. .. M NeT~U£'"Ì nE 1"AIlKAEi=.' I \ 3. If it is deu:rmin~ tÌl2.t the pac1:age doc:s not contain a haz.ardous m2.t::rial, the following fL'"Ps shoulçi be taken: a. Segrcga~ the package from oth::::rs to prcVClt ciam.age to the load. b. The drivc:r should not an=mpt to cl:.zn up package spills. c. Contact YOU! sup:rvisor who, in rum, will provide instructions on how·to ~ IJ,¡. ~J C. li a sup~5OT encoun~ a rd~~. the su~ot should do the follov,.'Ìng: 1. ·~t:::rmine whcthcr or not the package contains a hazardous material (see Paragraph ill-A-l). 2. If it is det::rmincd that the pack2.ge contains a hzzardous matcrial, Stop the bdt and ins1.IrC that the uca h.a.s be=n clC4r"'....d of all p:rsonnd. If the su~sor is not trained to œ a &sig:rwcd ~n to ~spond to a h.az.2ròous lca.k. be/she should contact 2II appropriate dcsignatcd su~rvisor to take charge of th¡: situ.ë.rion. 3. If it is d~t=1I1incd that the package d~s not contain a h2.z.ardous material, the supavisor should insu:rc: that the package is propaly plao=.d in a spill rub and should then notify the rc-VrnP ZI'Ca. that there is a spill tub with a damaged pachgc th.a.t n~ ar~nrion. i \.,- .( 5D "c ~ " ~ ~ ¡', ), \ .. -. l: ? e e IV. PERSONS DESIGNATED TO RESPOND TO HAZARDOUS SPILLS A. In Hubs. persons so d~sígnat=.d will be rcsponsibk for handling h2..Z.ardous mat=ria1 spills to me ex~nt th.ar such incià=ms arc dealt v..-ith by UPS ¡:x:rsonncl. Tn~ir work will primarily involve the place::ment of a package in 2. spill rub and clean-up of rclativc1y s:m.al1 amountS of spill=::! mat:f..al When called to respond to a relcas~ from a packag~ which contains a hazz.rdous material. (~ Pa.r2.g::raph ill-A-l). the ~n å~signat::.1 to respond to a hz.z..ardous spill should take the:: follo'lVing actions: L Make:: co-ririn that the ÍI:Il1:Dcdiatc arc::a r:::m.ains clcz.r. taking approprizt~ sr=ps to a.sS1.I!"'C proper control of acc~ss to me an:.a.. Tnis can be done by: Â. Cordoning off the ÂI~ b. Placing supc::rvison in key locations to pTevent employe::es from :returning to the 2.I""...3.. c. Utilizing av2.Ìlablc:: the public address systems to inform ~opl:: to s-..ay a\lrl'2.Y from the aJ"C2.. 2. Obtain and w~ appropriate personal pTotc...""rive equipment, e.g. protcctive gloves. apron, goggles. bootS. and. if n:cessary, a respirator (SCBA). A rcspi.-ator shall be worn if: Â. The pad:ag~ is gc:ncnting smoke or Visibkfumcs. "' b. The package is giving off fumes which L.-r1t2.te the nose, throat, mouth or eyes. c. The package is giving off a strong odor. 3. Identify the maIai.2l spillc::d. T.nis can be done by: a. Rc.a.ii...,g the package latds. 5 5/ ~5 e e ..-i' , \ (P"'::": .:.... - b. Calling the shipp (see cm::rgen=y contact numbers) on five-pa..'"1 form OT c::rri.ficarion_ c. Calling ŒIEMTREC. d. Consulting MSDS s.h~ts. c. For unJ.aly-.1lc.d pack.agcs; first ået::rn:rim: if the IIl2!.::ri.2l is appropriat:: far cl~-up by UPS pasonnd (~e Pz....~graph 4 ~low), only then sho~d the work should ~ pcrform::d puÏ-sUaI1t to the procedurc:;s outlined in the Unl.a"tr.1led P.ackage ProcedU!": in Sccrion 2. 4. ~tamine whcthc::r the marc:rial can ~ clcanl:d up by UPS p=T$ODneL In making this detcn::cination, apply the d:d.sion-~ which is att2.ched 2.S an App=nåix to this procedU!":. In the follo\Ir'Ù1g situ2.tÏons, the s::rvices of an outside contraCtOr ar fire å.:paI'iID:nt will ~ utiliz.=.d to handle the simarion: 2.. Spills involving chanica! fumes which proåuce skin initation on contaCt with the body, including spills involving corrosives which 2.I'C giving off visible fumes. Ið:" V b. Spills involving explosive ch:micals. c. Spills involving chemicals which arc: OOT inhalation hazaros. d. Spills which, du: to their volum::., C2.IlDot be cffccrivcly a.bsorbcd or DCU~ by a.vailable supplies at the UPS fa-rility. c. Wncn outside contne'tŒ"S or the loc:a.l Fire D=p~nt is called in to handle a. spill, the dzngc:r arc.a. surrounding the leaking p.acb.ge must ~ cv3....~ 5. If 2. spill is inside a vehicle located in or n~ a building, move the vehicle 2.way from the building, if pra...-ticab1:: and safe to do so. ~': 6 5~ ~ ; .. . ,¿T'.~.,. ) e e 6. If material is approriat~ fer. cl:z.n-up by UPS p::rsonnd, (~ Pz..-apph 4 above.), the. work should be pcrfoITD~ pursuant to the. ch::micaJ-spccific procedur:::s outlined in Sc....--rion 2 and in any additional infcmnation obtz.in~ from the s.hippcr or~kv2.I1t MSDS sh~ts. /ù..WA YS vr-!:.AR. REQUIRED PERSON/ù.. PROTECTIVE EQUIPt.1E:Nl. B. In faciliti::s OÙ1:::r than Hubs, trained., åcsigm.td po=rsons will only ~ allowed to n:5pOnd to spill of hazardous mat=rials that do not reqWrc ~spiratory protc.::tiVI: cquipmcnL \Vbik thcse. inåividuili will not cl::.a.n up spills of hu.ardous mat:::rials requiring r:::spi...-arory protc....'""tÍon, thcy will rt::::CÍvc: th~ S3.1:IX training as all åesigrut:d 'persons. D. All of the. above activities sha11involve an approþriat::1y trained supavisor or manag:::r who has b::::=n desigrwed to respond to hazardous spil15. E. Ultimate responsibility for insuring compliance with the. n:sponse..procedurcs rests with the. Center M.anaga. In most situations.., a åesignated sup:::rvisor or managcr from the. package. s~ce zr-...a will be responsibk for sup=rvising Ù1e c!::an-up of a spill. Typically, dc.a.n-up acrivity will be. paformed by de.signated cmploy~s from the. package. s::rvice ZI::a.. If such inctividuals will not be. availabk, package. handling ::mploye.::s will be. designated for this work ànd appropriatdy trained. Each fa---ility shall mainuin a list of d::signa~ man.ag~ and e.mploy~s. F. Tne. Cenu::r Managa shall be. r:::sponsibk for ici:ntifying the appropriate outside contractor or fire d::pamnent to pmorm clean-up on an as-needed basis. Tne Centa Manager shall inS1.1:I"e that such outside contractor or flI"C department is . "contacted prior to any cmergency in ord:::r to åisc:uss conåitions and pro::cdurcs at the. UPS facility. In the cvent of an inc:i&nt rcqW:ring outsiàe. 2.Ssistanc:, t.Ì1:: Center Manager or the most senior de.sigm.xro IIl4IUgc:r shill be. n:spcmsiblc: for contaeting th:: contractor or fire dcpartID::nt and, if nca:ssary. onkring an evacuation. .<. .~,""¡".- 7 /'2'~ " ~ s-" e -- '\ v. TRAININ G ~ ~) A. Training far Pa::b.ge H.2I1dkrs, Package Scrvicc Center Pc:-sonnd. and D-..h:::r l.JPS Emplayees who asSiSl in the acceptance. loading and urlloa.åing, s.oning, z..nd åistributian af pa:::b.gcs. 1. Objc=ri~ To t::'aÌrl cmplay::::::s to ~spond safely to k2.ks of subst?Dces from åaID.2.gcd pa:::k:agcs to prot=.ct theÌr h::.a.lth z.nd the environm::nt. Pa.:k2.ge handkrs. package s::rv1ce cent:::: pcrsarr:lcl. and other employees engaged in accepring. loa.ding. unloading. sorring. or èistribucing pachges must be mined to iåentifypotential inciåems. Tneir fun:tion is to ~-m1an assistance to rcspònd to releases of hizaråous materi21s, or n:kas::s of materials which C2.Ilnot be iå::nrific.d 2.S non-huz.råous without acrually attempting to clean up the rd::2.S:. B~"'-Z.use these cmployccs will not be involv:::;d in cl::.an-up a...--rivities and will cva..--uatc the zr--2., it is only n:::::css.zry tha¡ the employ::::s be 2.01: to iåentify po~ntial h4zz.rcis and take steps to DOtify supervision and C:\'a...'"U2.t= the ar-...a.. .: w· 2. .Arcas of T r.airú.ng 2.. A:n unå~..anåing of what haz.a..-dous mat:rials ~. and the risks associatd vr"Ìth them in an c::m::::rgency. b. An unåcrstanåing of the potential outcomeS z.ssoci.a.t:::.d with an cm::rgency when hzz.aràous mat:::ri.2ls ~ ~s.::nL c. How to iå::mify t.~t a pa.±age is lcaki.ng. d. How to iåentify pacb.ge mzrlcings which inàicate the presence of h.a.z2Idous ma.t::rials, (e.g., DOT symbols, five-pa..-r fornlS) as wdl as the physic.a1 signals Ù'..a.t a package com.aL'1S hu.ardous m.atcri21s (e.g., smoke, heavy oåor). C,' 8 .54 ~ ~' e e ~... e. The und:::-st.anåing of tkir rok in the UPS response plan. f. The ability to rc:::ogniz.c th~ n~ for addirional r::sou:rces and the method to notify supavi5Ïon of these nccis. 3. As pa.~ of their orientarion and otha- 'lJPS training, thes~ employees will have previously ~n trained in the follo\1o-i.ng: 2.. Where to obtain nccess.z.ry supplies, incluåing small bags, run sh~ts and spill rubs for cl:::aning up non-hazardous spills. b. How, to escape from the work area and the: building In an cm=rgency. c. The location of em=rgency frrst aid and wash srarions and prop=r proc::d1J!1:S for removing nw.."'1'ial from the skin. d. The chain-of-cotmnand and how to contact a supervisor. ( -) 4. Length of Training Approximuely one hour, or sufficient experience to demonsu..te co~t:::ncy in the above:-åescribo-....d key 2.!'Cas. Annual refresher training will bcprovidcd., and certifrcation of completed original and rdresher training sessions will ~ placed in each c:mploy~'s p:::rsonnd file. B. Training for pasons designated. to respond to spills. 1. Objocrivc To t::rain the d::signarcd pcrson to assess the siroarion and det=rmim: if the package may be cleaned up by them or if aD outside conInctor or f~ d...'"'P~t is It:qUÌ:r""...d.. The designated p=rson will be trained in safe methods for removing a l:::akin.g package and in cleaning up,any spilled ma~ ~, 9 S~ ~ ~ e e i" ~: ~?~~ 2. Arc:2.s of T r.úning Tne dcsignatc.d pcrs.on will undergo the same training 2.5 the pad:age h2.ndl:::r, and in addition, v.ill rc::::ive träining in the follov.i.ng 2I""...2.S. 2.. Tncir role iD an cu:x:rgepcy. b. H.a.:z:ard and ris1:: 2.Ss.css::m=nt tc.::hnique, parric:u1zrly in the 2.S~ssment of inhalarion and skin contaCt hazards. {' c. An und:::r-stz..."'1åing of b2.Sic hazardous ID2.~ tams. d. Mc.ans of det:::rmining thc contents of pack2.ge5 in::1uding unm.zrXcd or pa.cbgc::s nor marl::c:.1 complctdy. c. Handling of mataial5 which cannot be idcnrific:.1. f. Use of the UPS Guidelines to dct:rminc the proper methods, mataials and PPE to be usc:.1 to nc:u~ and com2Ín rdc2.sc:.1 matc::ria1s. 1;:. -~ I g. Proper meù1O:ìs for cont2.mmg r:.lc2.Scd material within the capabiliric::s, I't:s.o~s and p:::rs.onal protc...--rive cquip~m 2.vz.ilablc to thcm. h. Prop::¡- ~..1ing of contained ma~ 1. Use of ~ prot~vc equip¡:ænt. J. IX.contzmina..tion of hÏmsdf and the equipment used to contain the rc:lC2.Sc. r.. Olz.Ïn-of-co¡m:¡:¡and. \q ,,"-,' 10 ~& ~ ~ e e i''' 3 . Length of Training UPS h2.S d~signcd a sp::cial 12-hour program for this level of pcrsonnd. The cOntents of the 12-hour program ~ set forth in an ar..achm~nr to this su.m:maI)'. Rdr~sh=r training would also be provided on an annual basis. C---n.ain sup~rvisors and mam,gcrs v."ill undergo the Së.IDC runing 2.S de:s=ribcd above. In addition, they will receive: training in the: following zrca.s: 2.. Tllcir rok in the Damaged Pad:.agc Resp::¡n~ Proc::.dtII"C.. b. When and how to contact outSide contra.ctors or local fIrc dc:paronenr.s. c. d. ( c. \ ) How to evacuatc p=I>Onn:l from. the ~..Æar.:: an:.a.. Chzin-of-command 2.S it rcl.ar.::s to them. D--CODt2mÍnation of themselves. other UPS cmploye:::s. equipm:::nt 2nd wor.k ~ The length of tr2ining v..-ill ~ dependent on the Slz: of the facility and prior training of the sU~'ÍS0!3 involved. C. UPS Trcining Pc::rsonnd 1. Obj~vc To provide training to UPS po:-sonnd who will tram managcmcnt, sup::rvisors., dcsigna.ted p::rsonn:::1 a.nd otha UPS cmploye~s in safc spill response procedures. ~\ 11 s-r ~, s ~... e - 2. Ar-...2.S of T I2inin g ~. ~, Training Personnel will b:: runed p1.L.T"$uant to the Instruction Manual dcvclor..d by lJPS. Upon completion of the runing. Trainers will be co::np::t=Dt in all ar-...2.5. of th:: Dam.aged Pa.±age Respons.::~. 2.S ~ll 2.S co~t::nt in tn:: kg21 2.!ld r=g'JlatoT)' s.:he::oc arid th:: chemi::2.1 pro~cs which make th:: p;og:rzm n~ssary. 3. L=DgmofT~g Tnc training paioo fa: ~n=rs will & 24 hou:-s 2.S indicated in the Train=s \. InSi!1l::tion Manual. VI. MEDICAL TREA TME1\"T AND FIRST AID M~cal assist2..."'lcc "Wi.ll be mad:: available immc.å.iatdy to all ~onn:1 after any spill incident in the event of any symptOms or oth:r reactions. All designared p=rsons will be rc.quiI-...d to UDå:rgo a cowplcte physical exzmÏnation b-::for= assuming duties unda this progr2!Il, annually thereafter, and within six months of .tc:rminating such duti~. I!R 'r VII. FOLLOW-UP AND REEVALUATION UPS will monitor the cffc::rivcness of the cizn:î2.gc.d package/spill ~sponsc procedure in orà:::r to i!1Surc that the cxp-_--::zD.ons for it zrc met. AIiy injuric:.s or symptoms of åisco:nfcm or illness experienced by e::nployees 2.S 2. result of a d.ama.ged pacl:agc or spill will b-:: reponed clirccùy to the DiStrict Safcty M.anag::r, who, in consultation with the e::nployees <LT1d s~ who ~sponckd to the in:::iàem, v.w evaluate proccrlurcs in orà:::r to iåenrify prob1c:m ZI'"'...4S. If n~ssar)'. co::rc:rive a:riDD will b-:: taken. In a.dåirion, on at lc.z.st an annual basis, procedt.II':S will be reviewed by p:::r5DI'.nel within the company's safety and pacb.ge sCTViccs departments in' oråc::r tD àetc:.nDiDe whether the program needs to b-:: revised.. i \....... 12 --.... ,52 ii'a e e <:-~ '\ United Parcel Service Ç',é'> 3800 N.. Sillect Avenue t::':;;': Bakersf~eld, CA 93308 ~ '.' HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RESPONDER TRAINING PROGRAM 12 HOUR RESPONDER r \ . 'j \ . -.'- } ~ ~c¡ ~, $ e e ~~ .._.,,~ -.;:,' "I} TABLE OF CONTENTS Lesson 1 PROPERIIES OF HAzARDOUS MATERIALS Lesson 2 POTENTIAL HAzARDs / RISK AsSESSMENT Lesson 3 MÁTERlAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ~Þ... Lesson 4 COMMON PHYSICAL HAzARDs Lesson 5 MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE/FIRST AID Lesson 6 . UPS DAMAGED PACKAGE PROCEDURE r j) Lesson 7 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMI=....NT \ . . .AND DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES Appendix A GLOSS..A..RY Appendix B L't\JTRODUCTION OVERVIEW OF 1910.120 AND 1910.38 HAzARDOUS MATERIALS MARKING AND LABELING AIR CONT AMINAATTS BIOLOGICAL HAzARDs , I '.i9 &[) , ' ~.s , . ~ :, ~;à J e e G,t, ~~: lESSON 1 PROPERTIES OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: ~; ~ 1. Define a hazardous material. 2. Discuss the properties of hazardous ma terials. 3. Assess the hazard potential of a substance, . knowing its properties. \. "- /,) <'rS' "'~ .:) lJ'· )'.~ .. ./) e e \ LESSON 2 POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARDS/RISK ASSE§SMENT OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be abl€.ro: 1. Discuss the basic concepts of toxicityMld the· . , ,.4;@ffilS used-in toxicology. 2. Discuss the health effects and symptoms resulting from exposure to general groups of toxic materials. 3. Discuss the basic concepts ·of risk assessment . and exposure assessment. ..0=._ -' . Lv;; i ' ~----- '!>..~ ~~> ) ~) 7~ ,J i , e e LESSON 3 . MATER'IAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS (MSDSs) OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Explain the purpose of MSDSs. 2. Discuss OSHA's requirements for maintaining MSDSs. 3. . Explain the various sections of MSDSs and their signiñcance. 1fl3 ~ ~i! £, ~ " .~... .......~ ~~ , ~) '~J~' _J ,'} ,--'\t e e '\ LESSON 4 COMMON PHYSICAL HAZARDS OBJECTIVES -' After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: ,1. Explain the hazards of flammable arid combustible liauids. ... 2. Classify flammable and combustible liquids. 3. . Explain how to respond to emergency releases of flammable liquids. , I 4. Identify several common' acids and caustics and their potentially harmful effects. /;;LJ , . "\ ~'$ " ~) ~ --, J ...~ . . LESSON 5 MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE/FIRST AID OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Discuss the various medical surveillance requirements of OSHA's 1910.120 regulation. 2. Discuss the types of injuries that might occur responding to emergency releases at UPS facilities. 3. Describe the first-aid procedures to be used in response to an injury from a spill release. ¿! (! IJ;.:.: ~. \ . '--- ~~ ~,.' ~'. ~) ~\1 .J- ....,'.. 1,:'-"- _ .' ,;1" -: . . '\ -LESSON 6 UPS DAMAGED PACKAGE RESPONSE PROCEDURE OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Describe the major components of the ,UPS Damaged Package Response Procedures. 2. Explain the UPS procedures for Damaged Package Response. Yo 3. Discuss additionallJPS procedures regarding Damaged Package Response. ,-'1 .- ·u& . ~~).~, "-, 1 , ...,~ -J ,-~ ;; J ~- '-;!:..~ tt . '\ LESSON 7 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES OBJECTIVES Alter completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Describe the protective wear required for cleaning up a spill from a damaged package. ? Explain the procedures for protective wear removal and decontamination. 3. Explain the proper procedures for use, inspection, and maintenance of the MSA lJltralite MJv1R SCBA. ___£;1. (T:~ ~; ~ , ( " '-- r - . UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BASIC INFORMATION ~- .~. By ~ ,~,. -: ' /~~¿~;'~- ),7'~j'if'. , I rr.>, ; ~.&*~ ,; , . -~ ,----. ., ) FACILITY NAME: )'. ~tl5 h¿L l> . . FACILITY ADDRESS: 32'00 N. SIt-Li. ¿ I NL, .Jj4¡¿¿,Æs hi L /) (1..4. 9330! , '. MAILING ADDRESS: 9£/00?M 1J' '- ))¿)¡/L cJ4i(L¡#.J» f fl.,4. 91w;;¿ I þfJ},./:, P¿N/í id C;1¡/£L~,úS· , FACILITY TELEPHONE NUMBER: gof·g-(P/· 0,-/13 / JIJ.J-3~t· R/'7.J I MANAGER I S NAME: Ì)/(I)(. i-Jt !.IÞJ.J Ad / l>frIi:.. ~Aoj¡ / (l'fW,¿f. '.Jfi(!.X.sðd. I I NATURE OF BUSINESS: ~'- .2>£¿II/i£ ~ DUN & BRADSTREET NUMBER: 00 - t C¡1 - /6t I ! , STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION (SIC) CODE: fr1/J EPA IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: {!þì) 7'r!~¥ò:i{;tf NAME OF FIRE DEPARTMENT: 24¿uSn,t~'¡) FIRE DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE NUMBER: go! -3~.L/-~.J1'~ POLICE DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE NUMBiR: 9// 9// _.. . AMBULANCE SERVICE TELEPHONE NUMBER: DISTRICT ENVIRONMENTAL COORDINATOR: Á1-/w' Pi/ MÞd' HAZARDOUS WASTE TRANSPORTER: ~~/~~ð~ _.~ HAZMAT EMERGENCY ~ESPONSE COMPANY: $/(f~ cf 3]-)393 !. '/ BUSINESS NAME: UP~ LOCATIONi-._ .3.f::3ê'Í) . 5/LL.ECI CITY ~It"-:::ß~- - {D C8. ['¡,ION È . b-;o-;:¡: :s...¡;.iG. ' I . "~":' 31.. - c"/3 1.\ Vb -Q 'ri~ d~AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY j. 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Nueber \ 2-5 Phl~ic~1 ,~d ~ealth Halard COllponent 'I I ec a l at apply [) suddf" Re lease [) . Component 12 Na.. I C.A.S. NUllber o fire Hazard. [] Reactivity [] OJ Jared I.~edllte ea th o Pressure ea Ith COllponent 13 Na.e . C.A.S. NUllber EHERGENCY CONTACTS II tRue TItle 2f11nn~¡-- 112RU8 Certiliç3lio~ (Reed and $ign afîf3r c9mpleting, /111, rc(.'lctionS) , I certify under penaltï 0 la_ th,t I have pe(sons I~l exaelnQQ O~d ,. falllla( 11l the Info(lIatløn subeitted in this ond all attaçhed dQcYllent5, anq t at based on IY InquIry 0 hose Indlvldua 5 responslb e or obtainIng the InformatIon. belIeve that the 5ubllltted Inforlatlon 15 true, accurate. and co~plete. Tlta 2( HrTMñe ~~~~~l)fTfT!r-rl{lê 01 ~~ner/oo.r'tor UR o~ner/~~š-TÜtftõ111~ffšiñtltIYe S1gñiture OHnqr.è~-- , .~~j<;n.... , '<1:" S. d d B· ~AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY i··C(.· farll and Agticullure 0 \an ar uSlness '7 ' NON-TRADE SECRETS Paqe _2, 01';___ ')', ~g~IY~ð~' NA~~PDU ~}~ s i I ì t:c:r AVE;. ~~. a~~s~~HE: Vf5 ,,~~; ~~ci"-e 1>"- ~~~~02(oT~h¡j. Fm~~T. ~ÒDE :ul!-?_ !3¡1j(e7l!$.J0g¿/l._; ~M)~~ HP:IiJ:\\'\bßLEJ.~/.-D-r-Cß. x!¡ÒŸ þ!p~~c;3+-'I62~ DUN ANB BRADSTR~ET NUW~Rï- --- --- .,--- -,- -- Eo5 _ 3Z-A _ Ol/.~ REF~h TO-rNSlfRur::nONS%R"-pROPER CODES (':).0 b q - i.?8L . I 2 ] 4' 5 ~8 9 10 11 12 13 It Ir~ns IYQe ~ax Averlqe Annual 1 Y$ Conl Conl Cont Use loc4t 'on Where I by Nues or Þ/iI:ture{Corøonents Code Code Allt Alt Est. on He 'rpe Press 'UP Code Stored n faCility lit See Inslrue Ions f ISÞO 700 2-50() I IX> . S- 0 '2- L/ {I..L, AlS\o \-+0 Phy~iOI 1nd He,lth Hllard C.A.S. Hu.ber '74 -t:ib-1- COllponent" Hu. I C.A.S. 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Huaber EMERGENCY CONTACTS 111R~IL STi2~ f(H{~\.{U\~C 6p~n~~ M2R/?eI\VL- ChllMf/~ íertìfjç3tioq (Reed Bnd $ign Bfjßr c9mp1~til1g, {1", ~C.ctiOI1S{ , , certIfy un~er penllll 0 la_ th_t I have pe(sona III exa'ln~q ,qd ,. fa.lllac 11l the In(oClat pn sub.ltted In thIs ,nd all attaçhed dQcUllents¡ ano t at based on .r InquIry Q hose Indlvldua 5 responslb. or obtaInIng he Infor.atlon. J belIeve that the sublltted Inforlat on IS true, accurate, and co~plele. M l t..\v~ RFire Hazard o Reactivity o De lared 0 suddfn Re lease Hea th 0 Pressure 5AFE7<..¡ j<i F.::N , lfl,J, þ1 ,~-6t7L mu f;o ~f3 /)I'fZ- 1(" Rffrfiðñe OHn¡~r.ëð-' ~~e~ðlõr1ë1Ir-rl{le 01 ovner/ooe,ator UN ovner/opera~š-Tütfiõ1lzed representative STgñãtur e St d d B· ~AZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY . farl and Agticu1ture 0 an ar USlneS$~. . ¡J J". I . .. NON-TRADE SECRETS Page _-=L o'í ~1 · BUS¢NEîS NAME O~ND~R NAME: NAME n~ THIS FACILITYÒ· L I A ES§' . STANO 0 INO CLASS C DE'-'''' ,...-'.------. ~~bN~ ï k_=-_~___~ . ~ I¿Nt ¡! P: . DUN A 8RADŠTR~ E~ ~UHB~RT 1,,3/' --. -, .----,p. R FER TO-rNSTRUcnoNsroR-PROPER CODES DOc.¡ - ~ 8 9 10 II 12 1 J 1C 1 Y$ Cont Cant Cant Use loc't 'on Where 'by H!IIes or "ixture{CO~Donents on Ite Type Press TeIlP Code Stored n facility vt See Instruc tons 3 &1 1'2- 3 o¡ ÅfØ.s. Jm A C-eTè~;J ~ ('r"Î l 'Aw'(l,ç COllponent" Nue I C.A.S. NUllber I, ")!f"' øl I 1r ,ns Code U 2 ) lyae tin Code Allt "1\ 'I PhY$ic.1 tnd Health Ha¡ard ICheck a I that applYI ~ fire Hazard o Reactivity o De "~red 0 Sudden Re lease Hea th of Pressure " ., CITY of lrAKERSFIELD ---.;- .,-;f\l'\-<" (;,J. .;;('<.,:""""1 O COlponent.2 Naae I C.A.S. NUllber I lied ia le Hea I th COllponent.3 Naal I C.A.S. NUllber U M PhY$;c.1 t~d Health Halard (Check a I that apply C.A.S. NUllber f'l\lX. AvTt:> S \ COllponent.1 Nalle I C.A.S. NUlber A. L Go ti( f ire Hazard o Reactivity o De Jared o SUddf" Release Hea th o Pressure U " 0 Ph~sical tnd ~ealth Halard ( heck a I t at apply .0 fire Hazard o Reactivity o De Jared o SUddf" Release Hea th o Pressure O COllponent.2 Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber IlIlIediale Health Component.3 Nalle I C.A.S. NUllber COllponent .1 COllponent.2 Nale I C.A.S. NUllber o IllIediale Hea I th COllponent.3 Naae I C.A.S. NUllber Component.2 Nal, I C.A.S. NUllber o lallediale Hea I th COllponent 13 Nale I C.A.S. HUllber EMERGENCY CONTACTS 111 GIL. $TR.M l'A(clAa.I\~<' , !G'"rliC7 (';uo3 112 hf'rfG" C~ltrJ1fIÇ¡.) RUe Ttt1e ,fthn r--- Mira íerllf ç3lioq (Reed and $i9n af1ßr cÇ)nlpleting (ill, rcØctiOI1S) . certlly unðer penallx 0 la~ th,t I have persona III e.alln~o OQd ,. falillac Wll the InfoCllatlpn ,ub.ltte~ In thIs ond all altaçhed dQcUlents, anQ t al based on IY Inquiry 0 hose IndlYldua s responsIble or obtaInIng the Inforlatlon. I belIeve that the sub.,tted Inrorlatlon IS true, accurale, and co~plete. 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N OTI FICA TI 0 N ................................................................................... .................2 - 4 A- , * R E P 0 RTI N G ................................................................................... .................5 - 8 EM ERG EN CY RES PON S E P LAN ................................~..................9 - 25 * C HAl N 0 F CO M MAN D .........:........................ .................11 A * HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RESPON DERS ...................................................11 A ,LO UTS IDE CO NTRA CT 0 R .................................. .................1 2. . / ;,HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RESPONSE PROCEDURES .......~.........13-24 ..·y'::,.OI~SPILL CONTiNGENCY PLAN"· ' ..~........;.......................................25-25 ¿ *ffiOIl.: SPILL TELEPHONE CONTACT LISTING ..;..........................25 2> " ':,'-;;: _,jACTION STEPS FOR AN OIL SPILL INCIDENT ........:..............;.....25 _~ ,c",":,:,·..,:,.-~ ,:EM_ERG EN CY· RES PON S E EQ UI P M ENT ...................................................26 29 ~J{,~.:.::. :':·',~"~I L 0 CAT 10 f\J ................................................................................... ........ .........2 7 ~ll{t'{ ,~.'!~CUA TION ROUTES/PROCEDURES ..........................;........................30-34 .~.=;;=-=",' . '-¡ç PROCEDURES 30 34 ~: i:".-.:.... '.n. ;.-~..;-.:,.~ ................................................................................... ................. - --::---...---;., ... ...-. -.~.' ::..~';;/~:.:::i:.'· *~ ROUTES ... . 34,4 3'11" ~?:::E~ ER G EN cÿ..M·E[)ïcAL·T·REATMf~N·TïFiR·sT..÷I[;......·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::35 - ~o ~~~(~,__ D Ëc 0 N TAM I N A TI 0 N ....................................................................................................41 - 43 '~,..'~,...h '_. ;:;?:::"': E~ ERG EN CYRES PON S E TRAI N I N G ...............:...................................44 - 58 . " . ,:,. TRAI N I N G PRO GRAM .................:................ ..................;.:..... .................59 - 67 ! . >1.:.;-, .'... -- .·.·r - ." . ." - P" _. ----..--.. -.'-' . - . ._.. . .. ... ... . . . .. .. .- .". . .. ......... ''',' .¡. . . . (1 ) . . . e: j.:; ~_... ...- - . - .~. ~_.~_..~--: . ':::~.. - - '. _. - -. . ,- ' .- - - . - --. ._-. --.-- ,.. . - -.- -'. ~.. . --~ -.' .-:--... ,-- - --' - -. . -._'-...-- -, ~'''.7y ~~ e e .------' United Parcel Service 3800 N. sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 -- -- ~ --- --- ----- -~-- ~. \. NOTIFICATION j 'I } J ., ~ ~~ ; ,..' e e ) ) Site Security and Control Under most circumstances, hazardous material spills will only require cleaning of the immediate area. When called to respond to a hazardous material spill, the designated person should make certain that \.. the immediate area remains clear by taking appropriate steps to assure proper control of access to the area. This can be done by: 1. Cordoning off the area. 2. Pl aci ng supervi sors in key 1 ocat ; ons to prevent employees from returning to the area. 3. Utilizing available public address systems to inform people to stay away from the area. ~ -" When an outside contractor or the local fire department is called in to handle a spill, the danger area surrounding the leaking package must be evacuated. The Center Manager or the most senior designated manager may, if necessary, order an evacuation. Provisions for site security and control under these circumstances will be the same as those outlined in the facilities' Emergency Evacuation/Action Plan. ,\ .;.}' j " ) " J ~" i:1~ ~~ ..; ~.... e UNITED PARCEL SERVICE e EMERGESCY NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES '') EMERGENCY RESPONSE AGEI\CIES ARE TO BE IMMEDIATELY NOTIFIED IN THE EVENT OF A RELEASE OR A THREATENED RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INCLUDES ANY MATERIAL THAT, BECAUSE OF ITS QUANTITY, CONCENTRATION, OR PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS, POSES A SIGNIFICANT PRESENT OR POTENTIAL HAZARD TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES, THE COMMUNITY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT IF RELEASED. THERE IS NO MINIMUM REPORTABLE QUMìTITY ESTABLISHED FOR A RELEASE. ' FACILITY OPERATORS MUST USE THEIR BEST PERSONAL JUDGMENT IN DETERMINING WHETHER A RELEASE OR THREATENED RELEASE IS REPORTABLE. NOTIFY THE FOLLOWING WHEN REPORTING A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASE: 1. FIRE/POLICE/AMBULA~CE 9-1-1 EMERGENCY 2. COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES AGENCY: (;é/'JE2.AL See.\JlLES 2&/-2491 PHONE NO: ADDRESS: / (POQ Nól?-f:-.I S ßA r:.e(,SF/E/d 933D I 3. STATE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES - CALIFORNIA (800) 852-7550 (916) 427-4341 (800) 424-8802 4. NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER WHEN REPORTING A HAZARDOUS ~1ATERIAL RELEASE, USE THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE: 1. IDENTIFY YOURSELF, GIVING YOUR NAME 2. LOCATION OF THE INCIDENT A. BUILDING ADDRESS, INCLUDING BUILDING AND/OR SUITE NUMBER B. NAME OF NEAREST CROSS STREET ". 3. IDENTIFY THE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INVOLVED A. ESTIMATE THE QUANTITY OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RELEASED B. ESTIMATE THE POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRESENTED BY THE RELEASE 4. NATURE OF THE INCIDENT (SPILL, EXPLOSION, FIRE, ETC.) A. ESTIMATE THE NUMBER OF INJURIES, CAUSE OF INJURIES, OR NUMBER OF-INDIVIDUALS CONTAMINATED BY THE RELEASE B. IS THE FACILITY BEING ~ACUATED? A " '-- J ) . . . ~ -r " ~ .,- . i- ~ e e . UNITED PARCEL SERVICE EMERGENCY CONTACTS ) PRIMARY EMERGENCY CONTACT / NAÞIE: /)¡qúE t?-IfAm{J/ON ADDRESS: 7~09 D~ 93309 é: I I t::. 1?-. BA-KCQSFIEI ~ TELEPHONE !\UMBER ¡(DS-- 32.g - 0113 (WORK) f?oÇ-'3.. 93-:- 3 J<-I2- (HOME) ALTERNATE EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME: ])1e.,1( fI/NtvJ7A-tJ ( ADDRESS: TELEPHONE NUMB~R 8os-- 3Z8 - 0//3 (WORK) ~05"-59C¡- 9'93IP (HOME) ALTERNATE EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME: ---rcR RY 72u<;s.El ADDRESS: 77/3 PtAvI 8 A k.' fZ/?S FI cdD c; 330;/ TELEPHONE NUMBER 32-8-og0'5 (WORK) 31;2.- 01;;" L/ (HOME) ALTERNATE EMERGENCY CONTACT , NAME: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE NUMBER (HOME) (WORK) ~~ . . .... ~ ~ ..~ ..- ~' e e " " .~ United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 j ~) REPORTING .,.'is, .5 ~ ~ :~.' -':'J -» , . , . '", . ~' ..,.' ~, ~' e e Follow-Up and Re-Evaluation UPS will monitor the effectiveness of the damaged package/spill response procedure in order to insure that the expectations for it are met. Any injuries or symptoms of discomfort or illness experienced by employees as a result of a damaged package or spill will be reported directly to the District Safety Manager, who, in consultation with the employees and supervisor who responded to the incident, will evaluate procedures in order to identify problem areas. (Additionally, ~upervisors are to complete the Emeroency ReSDonse Critique included in this section for each incident and forward it to the District Safety Manager.) If necessary, corrective action will be taken. In addition, on at least an annual basis, procedures will be reviewed by personnel within the company's safety and customer service departments in order to determine whether the program needs to be revised. La ~ "" ~ ~' " ":!~ ~ . " ...J: e EMERGENCY RESPONSE CRITIQUE Incident: Location: e Date of Incident: Materials Involved: Quantity: Person(s) Responding: Approximate Time Required for Clean-Up: PPE Used: Was the UPS Damaged Package Procedure followed? Was decontamination accomplished properly? Was the hazardous material and related cleaning equipment properly disposed of? Cooments: Yes Ho Completed by 7 Date ,..~" < ~ . ~ ~ " ;> ~' e . TELEPHONE SPILL INCIDENT4ItPORT INCIDENT DATE: AND TIME: (To Greenwich) REPORT DATE: AND TIME: FACILITY NAME: DISTRICT: REGION: ADDRESS: STREET CITY COUNTY STATE PERSON REPORTING: PHONE: UPS MGR IN CHARGE: AT THE SCENE PHONE: STORAGE CAPACITY: (In gallons, of spilled product) GASOLINE DIESEL MOTOR MOTOR HEATING SOLVENT OTHER OIL(NEíol) OIL(USED) OIL ( ) , OIL PRODUCT SPILLED: APPROX GALLONS STOPPED DATE: AND TIME: J .. Spill from or suspected from a leaking underground storage tank or piping? Spill exceed 25 gallons? . . . . . . . . . . Spill contained on UPS premises? . . . . . . . . . If not, did spill enter sewers, pipes or ditches? If not, did spill enter a body of water? . . . . Nearest body of water or body of water spill entered? Will spill clean-up be accomplished within 24 hours? Distance . . . . . . . . . . CONTRACTORS CONTACTED/AGENCIES AWARE OF INCIDENT: CONTRACTOR/AGENCY ~:¡'fDESCRIPTION: (check one) ¡:J leaking underground storage tank or piping (LUST) REPRESENTATIVE PHONE ¡:J overfill during fuel drop ¡:J drive off, hose in vehicle ¡:] overfill, UPS vehicle unattended ¡:] other human error [:J equipment failure ¡:J other (than LUST, human error or equipment failure) (Describe incident on opposite side. Include all facts relating to how discovered, cause of incident, stopping, containing, clean-up, and contacts/ conversations with agencies outside UPS.) . , ~ z JAN89 ~ .., , e e .' . , , ~ .. .. ) · " ,..<:C". 1: i' e e ;' "' ~ United Parcel Service ~ -3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 ~i ' EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN ) -) / . , ,- .. ~ ~f ..'\ . ~,..a~ l\. ' e e ~ '- Pre-EmerQency PlanninQ and Coordination ~th Outside Parties Location .t¥Jl.I)sfd-¿.'ò OI¿~h-¡JdS .3¿Oò )/. .£?tLLi(!;{ #bJl/£. . ~'hÞt..¡) ¡ (!4. / / Address The Center or Hub Manager shall be responsible for identifying the appropriate outside contractor or fire department to perform clean-up on an as-needed basis. The Center or Hub Manager shall insure that such outside contractor or fire department is contacted prior to any emergency' in order to discuss conditions and procedures at the UPS facility. In the event of an incident requiring outside assistance, the Center Manager or the most senior designated manager shall be responsible for contacting the ,-JÞ .contractor or fire department and, if necessary, ordering an evacuation. The Outside Assistance for this facility is provided by: ð.iJr1la .J¡1.(USðd, m II~~ ,ftJ{ ~3.)t-/JÇj .:ÞfC!.,( f.kd.lJtlµ.! I (];¡t. µ4¡( gor:.R¿/-{)¥3-~ Facility Managers Name and Title 1>H~ f!.y#i.(/Jù,(¡ ,c!;:r;f..I.I¿Æ ð'ðJ-32t-f/9f Fire Department's Telephone number ~I/ tllt!..¡~d Contractor Contractor's Telephone number 5íD -..(3 J - /3 13 ) '-'-' . q~ · " ~~ '~ ): ~' e e 1. UPS Facilities ~ith Specially Trained Desiqnated Persons There may be situations in which dealing with the material is outside of the capabilities of UPS designated persons. In making this determination, fI A 2A-;2./)o ~ µ¡,:¡-¿£,,41- f.ilIJoA./SL app~y the decision-tree included in' /I of this plan. In the following situations the services of an outside contractor or fire \ department will be utilized to handle the situation: ~ ... =) ... ... Spills involving chemical fumes which produce skin irritation on contact with the body, including spills involving corrosives which are giving off visible fumes. Spills involving explosive chemicals. Spills involving chemicals which are DOT inhalation hazards. Spills which, due to their volume, cannot be effectively absorbed or neutralized by available supplies at the UPS facility. II. UPS Facilities Without Specially Trained Desiqnated Persons. In these facilities, no one will clean up leaks or spills involving hazardous materials or materials which cannot be identified as non- hazardous. Such work will be done by outside contractors or local fire departments, who will be called in as needed. t ¡ _." ¡- JiJ ~) " i~ ~-~. . J ~f:; .., ; ~ .,~ ) . . " e e III. Delivery Vehicles on Route When a leaking package containing a hazardous material is discovered 1n a vehicle on route, the following steps should be taken: 1. Close the bulkhead door to prevent contaminants from entering the driver's compartment. \;, 2. Park the vehicle in a location which does not present a threat to road traffic. 3. Secure the vehicle so that it cannot be entered except by authorized personnel. 4. Call supervisor to report the problem. The supervisor will contact the appropriate person to deal with the package from that time forward. 5. DO NOT TOUCH THE PACKAGE. 1 I > .. ~ . ~ to" ; to' . ';fF-' 'Þ v 6"' e e UPS EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN CHAIN OF COMMAND 08/03/94 1 2 3 4 5 Debbie Saffell Dave Cham ion Charle Jackson Dick Hindman AUTHORIZED TO EVACUATE THE FACILITY ....... ·BL1SIN'ESS·"·· /())) '- :6.: ' : : <:: ,:. :,' :)))({ ... - - . ,.... .....- ---, - ......",. ......................... ....--" "...-,.... ...........................-.........."........ ··················p···18··,'O······N····· ....',..,..,..,... ....... .. .. ...".. ,. ........ ,. . .......,.'..,..'.... ............... . ........ ........... .. ....'.-........ ........... ... ...,,,...,.,,,. \···':::::::::.,·:·.:."..6:::;::::::: 861 -0473 328-0805 326-1595 861-0473 209 291 - 5453 805 393-3142 805 321-9800 805 589- 9763 Division Mana er Preload Mana er Center Manager Center Mana er Dave Champion Charle Jackson Jim Du an Craig Hill Dick Hindman Danny Akers Preload Manager Center Manager Su ervisor Supervisor Center Mana er Automotive Supervisor <:«<0:6·· ,N': 7:E·:8·¡·'0::·:8·6·R· ·A:: ':7:1·0·:::· ··N:: .::..::..:::....<.:::.:::':.:::::::.'::.::'. ,- :...:...'.».....::-::::. : .:"::::1> :>':> :' .::> ::: .:"..:=n:., .":': ,;-":",, Bakersfield Stockdale Stockdale , Bakersfield Rio Bravo Bakersfield ./ 1 2 3 4 ) 5 6 7 8 9 I 10 ' Jill ~ ...,...,....,... OS ......,......... ..'....., 'OE TER/O ill N ,..,.'....'. " ., .. ·:::·:.<:::·:::.·....::..:::'::::::'::8:,·, lTION:/::::::::::::::;':::::::::::::'::: ....,..... .' ',' . - -., .." ... -.. .,....... ':":.::::::.'::.':.: "N:' ··P6RA·10 ".::'':::::'::'''::'::::::. . .. ... . , . . .. . .. ... ... . .-................. . . ',' ,.. . ... .,... -..,-.., ,..-... '-,,"" - - . - ...-.., ."... ...,., "'.. .......,.. . ... .... ,. ." ...,.. ..' '."" ... . . ..... ..' '., " ... .,. .- - .. ....... ..... .. .........- ,-.'. - ..- '. ..' , . '--' - - , .- .... 1 Mike Gruver Loader Bakersfield 2 I Lester Sprague Clerk Stockdale 3 Claudia Hawkins Clerk Bakersfield 4 John Grebner Local Sorter Bakersfield 5 6 I 7 I ! 8 I 9, I 1 0 I DESIGNATED RESPONDERS HOURLY EMPLOYEES -,) / I j} . . 5' . ~ ~' ;- ~' . . e UP~EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN OUTSIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN .. ..' OAKLAND BUILDING 8400 PARDEE DRIVE OAKLAND, CA 94621 07/27/94 DATE OF CONTACT (Every 6 Months): 7/25/94 (; CONTACTED BY: Joe Kriskovìch ORGANIZATION CONTACTED: Erickson Inc. ORGANIZATION EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER: . (510) 235-1393 (707) 642- 3251 ORGANIZATION NON-EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER: ORGANIZATION CONTACT NAME(S): J 1. Joe Lynch Lynda Adams 2. DATE OF ACTUAL VISIT BY OUTSIDE RESPONDER:- 1/24/94 OUTSIDE RESPONDER TRAVEL TIME TO UPS FACILITY: 25 Minutes A leaking package should be considered hazardous if: 1. It has a D.O.T.label. 2. It has a 5-part form. 3. Carries any other warning associated v.~th its content. 4. Is reacting in any way. 5. Is giving off fumes that irritate the skin, nose, etc. 6. Is leaking and the contents are unknown. Each facility must prearrange emergency planning and coordination with outside responders. This form must be maintained in Section I of the Center's Emergency Response Plan. ,\ _1" ) JJ , . t' j í': \' ,i ~ ' - e '\ . . United Parcel Service "3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 ~.' HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RESPONSE PROCEDURE J ) /5 " ... "j -~ . ~' .' . I ,J .), , . e e LEAKING PACKAGE DECISION TREE FOR DESIGNATED PERSONS YES Is the leaking package producing fumes that irritate the skin? Is the IDÄtrna1 a fuming CO!TOSÌve, or an irritant producing visible fumes? 15 the spill too l4rge to ~ cffc.:tivcly absorbed or neu!!'alizcd with available supplks? ~s the spill have potenria1 to cau~ an eIDo-gencv? Is the pacbge l.a~l~ with a DOT label, 5 pan form. other hazard warnings, generating smoke or visible fumes? NO YES NO Is the mataiaJ a DOT inhala.tion huz¡d or YES explosive? ¡NO Is IDÄtrnal iàenti[¡abk fTom the :Manufacturer's label anà òo<:s this coinciàe with observable conditions? Refo- to response sh~ts Can the shipp=r ~ NO contac~? YES 1 YES , YES Should the IDÄu:rial be reg2Td~ as hazzràous? ~s respon~ sheet rc.quirc SCBA, or is the: mat:ria1 proàucing an irritating oàor, smoke or visibk fumes? I NO N0-i I YES I .. Is SCBA available? NO I YES I ,.. Use SCBA i , Package and rela~ spill can b-: hand1::.d by UPS p:!'Sonnd, indud- ing those who have: not rcccivcd ~cia1 n-aining on hua.-dous materials Contact outside contractor or local fiTe d:p2I1IDcm Package: and :rdat::.d spill should be handled by UPS ~rsonncl ttain::d a.."1d ~Wpy...d to respond to such situations /if ,< 3 j . . 'oj ~' ." ~' --- . , . e e FLAMMABLE SOLIDS HAZ.AJIDS: 1. Contact causes bums to the eyes or skin 2. Fire may produce iniwing or poisonous ga.scs 3. May ~ Poisonous if inh.a.kd or swallowed 4. M.ataial is fl2..!D.Dlabk 5. Not:: The mat...~ may ~ toxic 2.S well 2.S fhmm2blc. VŒAR REQUJRED PROTECTIVE EQUll'ME:N'"T! i.e. goggli:s, gloves. apron and boots. A void any activit)' mat v.ill cause the mz.ta'Íal to b--..come airborne. U sc a clean shovel or dustp2Jl to move the matcial into one or more pl2.Stic bags. Ke:p all sources of ignition awa.y from substance. A void crc.ating friction or sparks.. Do not add any neutralizer to this material. Place a complcte.d bag label onto the bag by wrapping the label around the neck of the bag. adhesive sides pressed togeth:r. AD exa..mple of a proper bag label is 2.S follows: Accumulation Date DOT Name Hazardous Class Sequence Number HAZARDOUS WASTE ~..comzminat: any aTC2.S of the body that may have ~n exposed by flushing with wat:r for 15 minutes. Decontaminate: reusable equipment and 2.SSUtt that me 2.!1:a. is safe for resumption of operations. /5" e e ~. ,.' .,,":-. . . FLAT\1MABLE LIQUIDS HAZARDS: 1. M;ucrial is flamm2.blt 2. Skin com.a.ct may be poisonous 3. Conta.=t may cause bums to th~ eyes or skin 4. F~ may proåucc ÎIritating Oí poisonous gas:s 5. May be poisonous if inhaled Oí swallowed 6. No~: Tn~ material may be toxic 4tS well4tS fhmm::lbk. ,. W-O-.::..AR REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUJPMEl\"T! i.e. goggles, gloves, apron and boots. If the~ is a. det~tablc odor, eye or nose irritation S CBA must be used. Have a. fue extinguisher ready for itDIDcdiat~ use by a ~ond person wca..."'ing the same protcctive equipment in C2.Se of a f~. If there is noticeable skin Ïrritation due to fumes Oí vapors, do not an::mpt to continu~ clc:a.n up', call for outside assistance. Keep all sources of ignition away from substance. Avoid creating friction or sparh. On all visible liquid q:ills, sprinkle Solusorb onto the matcri.al until the mix~ appczrs dry. ) Cont2.Ínerizc the abso!"~...d material into one Oí more plastic bags using a clean shovel or dust pan. Assure there is no visible liquid 4tS a spark could cause a fue. If the box. is wet, but tha: is no notic:able liquid plac::: the box. into a pl4tStic bag and that bag into another plastic bag. Place a completed bag label onto the bag by wrapping the label around the n~k of th::: bag, adhesive siòes pressed together. A11 example of a pro~r bag labd is as follows: Accumulation Date DOT Name Hazardous Ci2ss Sequence Number HAZARDOUS WASTE ~...cont.amina~ any arc.as of the body that may have bc"n exposed by flushing with wa~r for 15 minutes. ~...contaminate reusable equipment and assure that the area is safe for resumption of operations. j{¡;J {' ,. ~ i\ ~ ~-' ,- ...J \ ~¡ . . e e LIQUID CORROSIVES HAZARDS: 1. Skin contact poisonous 2. Contact may cause burns to th~ ey~s or skin 3. Fire may proàuce ÌIriœting or poisonous ga.scs 4. Poisonous if inhaled or swallowed 5. If producing visible fumes contact outside response team 'WEAR REQUIRED PR01 ECTIVE EQUIPME1\7! i.e. goggles. gloves, apron and boots. If th~ is a detecœble ooor, eye or nos~ ÌIriœtion SCBA must be used. If then: is noticc.ablc skin ÌIriœúon du~ to fumes or vapors, do not anempt to continue clean up, call for outside assistance. On liquid acid, albJi, and corrosive spills, sprinkle sodium biczrbonat~ onto the material on any surfaces or in the rc.covay rub. A small amount of water should be carefully added if th~ mixture is too dry for the scx:h to dissolve. Sufficient moisture produces a fizzing reaction for acids; for alkalis, no auctible reaction occurs. In either case, confirm neut:raliz.ation by pH test, incticating acictity/alkalinity between six and nine: · Tear off approximately five inches of pH indicator tape from the dispenser and iIIlIDCne in the moist..tnixture. Match its color Vr'ith the closest one in the color chan. . If the color docs not fall within the 6-9 range, mix in more sodium bicarbonate (and water, if nceded) until the color of the rape falls in this range. Containerize the absorbed material into one or more plastic bags. Place the completed bag labd Onto the bag by \Io-'Tapping the label around the nc.ck of the bag, adhesive sides pressed together. AIl exampk of 2. proper bag labd is as follows: HAZARDOUS WASTE Accumulation Date DOT Name Hazardous Class Sequence Number Decontaminate any areas of the body that may have been exposed by flushing Vr'ith water for 15 minutes. Dc.cont.aminate reusable equipment and assure that the area is safe for resumption of o~tions. , 11 e ...,t .....~ _"'" ..." -Ivl 1';;-' e . . . < OXIDIZERS HA2..6..?.Ds: 1. Coû!~.~ ~y c:::?:.lS.: bu:ns lD ÜJ~ ~y~s 0; sb..., :M.2. y ~ :?OisoD 0 us if ~ =-d or s-.;.·W 0 w::3 ~. }.I.;..-:...¡l is :lot f,;.-,1->l:.. c:Jt ~~s 0:Z= :=.2:-' i2J.s to b~ 4. No~: Tl:l:: -,'-:-=...¡l z::zy be lO:::..i:: 2.S wc:ll2.S 2.n oriè.i=.=. ï W=-A_~ REQ1JI?.3:> ?RO'ECIT\S ~QUI?ÞEÌ\'7! i..::. goggl::s. g)ov:::s. Z?7ï'n ".,d boo:.s. 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ORM A would have: ane:sthe:tic, irritant. toxic or similar propatie:s which would cau~ discomfort to passcngc::r or ~w on airplane:s. Clc:an-up following the: guidc:line: for ÍIrit2.Ilt matc:rials. ORM B is a matcial that could cause: significant damage: to a transport vehicle: from lc:abge: during shipping. CIC3lì-up this mataial following the: corrosive: m.a.u::ria1 guidc:s for soliàs or liquids as approprUt!:. ORM C is a matc::ria.l that is unsuitable: for W2.t!:r shipme:nt. Clean-up using the: CO'!!'Osive: guides. ORM D arc: consumc::r commcxiiti,~s that pn:scnt a limited h.az.a.rd during shipme:nt. If the: material is a liquid che:ck the: pH by tc:aring off approximat!:ly five: inche:s of pH indicator tape: from the: åispc:nsc:r and immc:rsc in the: liquid using approved gloves. MalCh its color with the: closest one: in the: color chart. · If the: matc:rial is a liquid and out of the: range: of ~9 use the: corrosive: liquid guide:. . 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Z:¡o::'= ?l.2.S!l: t::2g. 3::.=¿us.=. &15 ~·~'t==..i!:02Y czus: ri1::. :;z=.i:i.,E: 00::;: 10 )~jl~~ ::10v: :.~: -::-'-:-=~ '-:"ó ¡;,:¿;E ba~ 10 ,"-,2..;-::.2 tb.2,¡ -.:.w ~ s.z.:: if:; w=r= 1O'p~"b õ¡:¡ 5:-:. - . - Dill L': stiFF-a IO ob::z.in S?=,..;:.;;: D~~;;-''r"ÍO:J i.~S::--';:::O!1.S.. ?12.::'::a. =..,J~.;1::.=:..d b,E: l.2.0.:1 onto ~~~ b2.E by ~72-.-=~~g:.:': Ì2.~ z...~'!"~~!b:: ~::..:i: of:...fj: b2g. ¿~:siy: sid-s .--s>2 ·oO'~,;"':'" A..::¡ c-?=:¡,l- o{ -'~ "2'" ~1 is '-S ':ollows' - :-'~ - A. ::_-.J._,. .. .. - . 4:.}J- .. - ;..¡ z:: -. ¿ .. RAZARDO 1.15 W ~ 1 ::. Ac:œmul.;¡tion Date DOT Name F~T'dous Oz:s Se-quen~ Number ~:') :.z.......:.:¡ 2. ~ '"- '"'J \' 2..; -::.z..s 0 f ::'1:: bod y ::::.z 1 :=.2 \' h;: v: b-::=n ::::::ï:X) s.=.: by flu <::;., ; ;¡ E: -.;, -: :. ~ -;'"'2:=7 f íZ l5 .....;-..,-. Î'--......,..._:....;-.,,~ -"x:";~ ~,."..:,~-.; --ri ."......- ,;.,':, .;.,~ -.:., ,. .."'.:-- ';--c -s"-"';-,'" 0.; _....-.;;... .:......r-__...o.J... . ..._ ._ ~_:'__....... '..o.J... ~.;:¡.__ _~4 ...¿_ .::-_ ~ ~_ .10.1.. ._ _:--_¡".;... ,j, C::C-.c...:J.0~ :JD ~\ '," ~ ~ ~) 'j .J; "....\:. .... \, , . . LIQUID IRRITANTS HI>..ZARD S: 1. ContaCt may cause irritarion to th~ ey~s or skin 2. Fire may produc~ irritating or poisonous g2.S(:S 3. May be poisonous if inhaled or s-wallowed 4. If producing visible fumes contact outside response team , \\TEAR REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT! i.~. goggl~s. glov~s. apron and boots. Ifthc~ is a à~t~ctabk oàor, eye or nose irritarion SCBA must be used. lfthere is noriccable skin irritarion àue to fumes or vapors, ào not anempt to continue clean up, call for outside 2Ssist2J1ce. On liquid spills, sprinkle Solusorb onto the material until th~ mixturcapp"'..zs àry. Conta.incrizc the absorbed material into on~ or more plasric bags using a clean shovcl or àust pan. Assure there is no visible liquid as a spm could cau~ a firc. . If the box is wet, but there is no noriccable liquid place the box into a plastic bag and that bag into another plastic bag. Place a complct~ bag label onto the bag by v.n.pping the la~l around the neck of the bag, adÌlesÍve sides pressed together. An example of a pro~r bag lab:! is as follows: Accumulation Date DOT Name Hazardous Class Sequence Number HAZARDOUS WASTE D--..contamina~ any areas of thc body that may have ~n expos::d by flushing with watcr for 15 minutes. Dccontzminatc reusable equipment and assure that the area is safe for resumprion of opo-ations. !JJ e e SOLID CORROSIVES HAZARDS: 1. Sl:::in contaCt poisonous 2. Contact may cau~ burns to the eyes or s.bn 3. Fire may produ~ irritating or poisonous gas.e:s 4. Poisonous if inh.a.lw or S\Valloww 5. If producing visible fumes contact outside response team 'WEAR REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQU1PMENT! i.e. goggks. glovc:s. apron and boots. A void any activity that will cause the material to become airborne. U~ a clcan shovel or dustpan to move the matc:rial into one or mOTe plastic bags. Do not add any nc:utralizcr to this matcial. Place: a comp1c:tt:d bag label onto the bag by wrapping the label around the ned~ of the bag, adhesive sidc:s prc:sscci togc:th=r. AJ1 c:umple of a proper bag label is as follows: \ 1 Accumulation Date DOT Name Hazardous Class Sequence Number HAZARDOUS WASTE Decontaminate any Uc:2.S of the body that rnz.y have ~n exposcci by flushing 'oI.'ith wat.:r for 15 " minutc:s. Decontaminate rc:us.able equipment and a.ss~ that the area is safe for rc:sumption of operations. Jd . # , .. -~{ . 't ,:) \ J ,~ ., V. ~i". " ',.' . > SOLID IRRITANT HA.Z.;\RDS: 1. ContaCt may cau~ bums to the eyes or ilin 2. Fire may produce i.ni.tating or poisonous g~s 3. May ~ poisonous if inhaled or swallowed 4. If producing visible fumes contact outside response team (. WEAR REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMEN1! i.e:. goggks, glove:s, apron and boots. Avoid any activity that will cause: the material to [Y-.kom: <ÚrDornC. U sc a clean shovd or dustpan 10 move the material into ODe or more plastic bags. Do Dot add any neutralizer to this material. Place a completed bag label OntO the bag by wrapping the labc:1 around the Dl:ck of the. bag, adhe:sive sides pressed toge.the:r. An example. of a proper bag label is as follows: Accumulation Date DOT Name Hazardous Class Sequence Number HAZARDOUS WASTE D-...contaminare any areas of the. body that may have ~n e:xposed by flushing with water for 15 minUt:s. Decontaminate rcusabk equipment and assure that the area is safe: for I"\:sumption of OpcraDOns. dJ e e , , ," '" . ¿ "' , UNLABELLED PACKAGE ./ NO LABEL ON BOX HAZARDS: 1. M.a.tcrial may be flAmmable 2. Skin coma.:t may be poisonous 3. Cont2.Ct may cau~ bums ro the eyes or skin 4. Fir: may produce initaring or poisonous g~s 5. May be poisonous if inhaled or swallow~ 6. Not:: The mat:ria1 may be ro:cic 2.S well 2.S flammable. Sometimes an unlabdkd pad.:age will ~ luking. Materials shipped in unlabdled pacb.ges should not be hzzardous Imtaials. however b--...cau~ we can not be ccnain that the Imtaials arc non- hazardous they will be assum~ to have some hazard 2.Ssociatcd v.ith them. !fth: package is producing visible smoke. or fum=s that arc initaring to the sbn contact an outside contractor or flre depamncnt. do not attempt to clean up this spill. ) If the spill has visible liquid wear gloves. goggles, apron, and boots. If there is no visible liquid, but the box is wet, at a IDÌIÚmum wear gloves and gogg1:s. Ifthcrc is a strong odor, eye or nose i...-ritation SCBA must be used.. If the Imtaia1 is a liquid check the pH by tcaring off approximately five inches of pH indicator tape from tbe àispen~r and imm=rsc in the liquid using approved gloves. Match its color v.i.th tbe closest on: in the color chan. . If the mat=rial is a liquid and out of the range of 6-9 u~ the CO!TOsive liquid guide. . If the Imt=rial is a liquid within the 6-9 pH range use the flammable liquid guide. If the material is a solid us: the corrosive solid guiåe. -=-(¡", ~;.... ./ dLf " .. "y" -ii· '" . - , e United Parcel Service ," 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN --) \ j ...,... J~ · " ........ ); ~~' ~ e e .' s ~ LOCAL SPILL PLAN BAKERSFIELD IN CASE OF SPILL: NOTIFY MANAGEMENT! (1) USE EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF SWITCH. (2) OPEN YELLOW SPILL CONTROL CONTAINER LOCATED AT FUEL ISLAND FOR CLEAN UP MATERIALS. (3) USE THE 10' BOOMS TO CONTAIN SPILL. .J (4) POSITION BOOMS IN FRONT OF THE TRENCH DRAIN TO PREVENT FUEL FROM ENTERING STORM DRAIN. (5) DETERMINE CAUSE OF SPILL AND NOTIFY DISTRICT SPILL CONTROL COORDINATOR. (6) IF SPILL EXCEEDS 25 GALLONS AND/OR CAN NOT BE CONTAINED ON UPS PREMISES, NOTIFY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (805) 327-968:' (7) REFER TO ACTION STEPS FOR AN OIL SPILL INCIDENT FOR REPORTING AND OTHER CLEAN UP MEASURES. ). 01/30/95 ttr< , . ".....~ \.f!" " ~ ~' ~ .....,.,." e e SPILL PREVENTION PLAN TELEPHONE LISTING FACILITY SPILL COORDINATOR PHONE NUMBER SPCC PROCEDURES FOR: BAKERSFIELD 1. PRIMARY: DAVE CHAMPION......................·. (805) 393-3142 2. ALTERNATE: DICK HINDMAN......................... (805) 589-9736 DISTRICT SPILL COORDINATOR 1 . DOUG RAy........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (510) 736 - 0 3 04 2. PAUL WARTENBERGH................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (510) 735-6812 LOCAL EMERGENCY NUMBERS 1. 2. 3. 4. J 5. 6. FIRE DEPARTMENT.................................. (805) 324-4542 FUEL EQUIPMENT REPAIR RLW EQUIPMENT.................................. (805) 834-1100 ELECTRICAL REPAIR AC ELECTRIC......... ò. .... ..................... (805) 327-3833 JACK LEVINER.................................... (805) 323-7044 SPILL CLEAN UP ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION....................... (805) 327-9681 FACILITY MECHANIC GIL STRAW...................................... (805) 872-3103 ALTERNATE MECHANIC ' BILL RI CE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (805) 664 -7 550 NOTE: THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS NOT TO BE CALLED UNLESS THERE IS A CLEAR DANGER OF FIRE. -) a$f~ , 3 ..~~ ~ r- ';' ~~ " ~TION STEPS FOR AN OIL SPILL IN~DENT -' THE UPS MANAGER AT THE SCENE: A. Determines the cause or source of the spill or leak and stops it. B. Initiates oil containment action with the required manpower, equipment and materials in accordance,with prepared Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment of an oil spill. 1. If the spill is from a leaking underground storage tank or piping, remove as much of the product from 'tne system as is necessary to prevent further release to the environment. C. Identifies and mitigates fire, explosion and vapor hazards. D. Ensures that there is "n~ smoking" in the area of the spill. E. Notifies the fire department (in the event of a fire or the likelihood of a fire or explosion). F. As soon as practicable, records the information on Telephone Spill Incident Report and notifies the Facility Spill Coordinator or alternate and the District Spill Coordinator or alternate. G. Visually inspects any aboveground spills or exposed belowground spills and prevents further migration ~f the spill into surrounding soils and ground water. ) H. Alerts neighbors if personal danger is possible or if spill is not being totally contained on UPS p'remises. I. Initiates clean-up and removal operations in accordance with prepared Oil Spill Contingency plan for clean-up of an oil spill. ., J. Remedies hazards po~~d by contaminated soils that are excavated or exposed. K. Investigates to determine the possible presence of oil that is not dissolved in water (free pro.duct), and begins free product removal as soon as practicable, if applicable. L. Notifies UPS Prêss ReÌations Manager, through Na~onal Spill Coordinator, of any request for information from the press so that he can respond to the request. Obtains name, publication or station and phone number of any r~porter requesting information. 1. Do not invite the press onto our premises or allow press photographers to photograph or film the incident without prior approval of Press Relations Manager. 2. Do not permit any press conferences to be held on our premises. M. Maintains a chronological log of events and communications during the spill incident, containment and clean-up. Records times, names, conversations, instructions given and instructions received. ð4~ ACTION STEPS 1 of 4 JUL89 " " . ~ e e N.Has photographs taken of the oil spill and the containment and clean-up activities. 4~ ~~ . c IF THE OIL SPILL INCIDENT MEETS ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 1. The oil spill is from or suspected from a leaking underground storage tank or piping. 2. The spill exceeds 25 ~allons. 3. The spill is not contained on UPS premises and the spill has entered a body of water. 4. The spill clean-up will not be accomplished within 24 hours. A. The Facility or District Spill Coordinator or one of their alternates immediately notifies: 1. The National Spill Coordinator (with information from Telephone Spill Incident Report). 2. The District Manager~ 3. The Region Spill Coordinator. 4. The State Underground Storage Tank Program Office. " B. The National Spill Coordinator or alternate notifies: ) 1. National Plant Engineering Manager. 2. The U.S. Coast Guard (if the oil spill has discharged or may discharge into the waters of the United States or adjoining shores). /, THE DISTRICT SPILL COORDINA~OR OR ALTERNATE: - A. Conducts investigations of the spill, the spill site, and the surrounding area possibly affected Þy the spill in order to determine the full extent and location of soils contaminated by the spill and the presence and concentra~ions of dissolved product contamination in the ground water, if any of the following conditions exist: ~ 1. ~There is evidence that ground-water wells have been affected by the spill. 2. ~ree product is found to need recovery. 3. There is evidence that contaminated soils may be in contact with ground water. 4. The State Underground Storage Tank (UST) Program Office requests an investigation, based on the potential effects of contaminated soil or ground water on nearby surface water and ground-water resources. a) As soon as practicable, submit the information collected during the investigations to the UST Office. ACTION STEPS 2 of 4 JUL89 :,-~~' ~~'\, ~ ~... ~ ) . , ,£ B. Within 20 days JllLr an oil spill incident, sUbJllk a report to the State Program Office summarizing the action (initial abatement) steps taken in response to the in~ident, and any resulting information or data. UST C. Within 30 days after an oil spill incident, submits a letter from the chief financial officer and certification documenting current evidence of financial responsibility to the Director of the State UST Program Office. (letter and certification available from National Insurance Group) D. Unless directed to do ótherwise by the State UST Program Office, assembles information about the site and the nature of the spill, including: 1. Data on the nature and estimated quantity of spill. 2. Data concerning surrounding populations, water quality, use and approximate locations of wells potentially affected by the spill, subsurface soil conditions, locations of subsurface sewers, climatological conditions, and land use. 3. Results of measuring for the presence of product in an UST excavation zone, if applicable. 4. Results of free product investigations. a) Within 45 days after an oil spill incident, submit the information assembled to the State UST Program Office. E. At sites where free product.is present, removes free product to the maximum extent practicable as determined by the State UST Program Office. 1. Conduct free product removal in a manner that minimizes the spread of contamination into. previously uncontaminated zones by using recovery and disposal techniques appropriate to the hydrogeologic conditions at the site, and that properly treats, discharges or disposes of recovery byproducts in compliance with applicable regulations. 2. Use abatement of ~ree product migration as a minimum objective for the design of the free product removal system. 3. Handle any fl~able products in a safe and competent ~anner to prevent fires or explosions. 4. Unless directed to'. do otherwise by the State UST Program Office, prepare 'and submit to the UST Office, within 45 days after an oil spill incident, a free product removal report that provides at least the following information: a) The name of the person(s) responsible for implementing the free product removal measures. b) The estimated quantity, type, and thickness of free product observed or measured in wells, boreholes, and excavations. c) The type of free product recovery system used. d) Whether any discharge will take place on-site or off-site during the recovery op~ration and where this discharge will be located. ACTION STEPS 3 of 4 JUL89 ~ ~ e) The type of ~tment applied to, and the ef~nt quality expected ~ from, any dis~a~ge. '~ ¿ ; .. "',. ~ ~ f) The steps that have been or are being taken to obtain necessary permits for any discharge. i: " g) The disposition of the recovered free product. F. If required by the State UST Program Office, submit additional information or develop and submit a çarrective action plan for responding to contaminated soils and ground water. FOLLOW-UP: A. Review the incident with respect to the following: 1. How could the incident have been prevented? 3. Was the Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment and clean-up followed properly? 2. Were the Action Steps For An Oil Spill Incident followed properly? 4. Were proper notices/reports given in a timely manner? 5. Were personnel trained to adequately respond to the incident? 6. Was the Oil Spill Contingency Plan for containment and clean-up adequate? ), END " ACTION STEPS 4 of 4 JUL89 . . ,. ~ ;,.tt ~ ~... ,-+" e e \ ... -,:,.. . United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 i < , J , ..# EMERGENCY RESPONSE EQUIPMENT 20 . . , > '..; ,;~... ~' e e ~ ~ I. Protective Wear AvaJlable on Each Spill' Cart * Chemical- resistant boots (2 pairs, size IILII and IIXLII) * Chemical-resistant gloves (1 pair) * Chemical-resistant apron * Chemical- splash goggles (1 pair) II. Respirator * MSA Ultralite MMR self- contained breathing apparatus * Refer to UPS Respiratory Protection Program and manufacture's literature. j The location of the spill cart(s) in this facility is/are: Unload Damaged Package Servi~e Center The location of the MSA Ultra/ite MMR self-contained breathing apparatus is/are: Damaged Package Service Center , ; ~~ · ~ ø:. " ,,- ;) :-1- ~... ,;- ,,!, >' e e SLTPPL Y A ND EOUrPME~?';T REOUTREMENTS ,,,"~ ,~ .,,: To pTOcess hu.ardous IIl4tcrials. the: following spedfies the: required supplies to ~ kept on hand and in good repair at all opcr.iDng hubs or centa'S. All iteIIl5 involved arc: ord-'"T'c:.d following the: existing ordc:ring procedure. A. REOUTIL-q) EOUIPMENT ~ Lo:::arion Mimmum Requirements l. OOT Compliance Center Hubs One complc:te cabinet., loc:atcd in the: (Urge) Pa.:kage Sc::rvice CeDu:r mu.. OOT Compliance Center Pa.c:bge: Centers One complete cabine!., loc:atcd in the: (Small) Pa.:kage away from Hub SCIVicc Center zrc.a. 2. SOLUSORB Hubs One: conw.ncr for approximately every 10 doors of primary unload. and an additional th.rce: placed in loc:ation conveIÚent to the: g:rc.a.test number of packAge: handling ~nnd. Pacbge: Centers One: for C2.Ch 10 doors of primary un10ad away from Hub 3. Sodium BiC4rbonate Hubs One: con œin::r on the: spill C3n, and six on res:rve at the Påcbge: Service: Cc:nu::r Pacl:agc Centers Three containc::rs for each 10 doors away from Hub of pri.mzry unload 4. Protcetive Wear HublPacbge Ccntas j away from Hub Gloves - Multiple at various designated locations Aprons -Two Boots - Two pairs, size "L Goggles - Two pair SCBA Hubs -Two units Negative Prcssur: HubsIPad:.age - Two units Respirators Cc:nt::I'S away from Hub 5. Broom, Dustpan & Shovel HubsIPa.::b.ge Cc:nt::TS One each away from Hub 6. pH Indicator Tap:: Hubs/Package Ccnta'S Two dispcnsc::rs (one: on res...'"1'Ve) away from Hub 7. Reference Mataials Hubs and h.cbge Centc::rs -UPS Guide: for Shipping Haz Mat -UPS Spill Response: Procc.:i urc: -DOT Em:::rgency Respon~ Guide -Hu..a:Tdous Mat:rials Posters: "Preparing Hnaròous Mataials Shipments" riaz.ardous Matcri.als Spill Respon~" ì ~ 1 ~'if#~~' Jf ~ ~ ; :o~ ~ ,;< ," e ,,' " e '¡ >*< United Parcel Service SUBJECT ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY PROGRAM I NUMBER ) (UpSI PROCEDURE III . INCIDENT RESPONSE AND DISPOSAL' DATE 08/01/89 ~ ¡ I. SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT REOUIREMENTSI p~GE 23 :¡F 6~ Name ,;" DUS7 3 /' ; I ¡I . APRON BOOTS GOGGLES ) GLOvES PH INDICAïOR GUIDE Rt:"SPONSE ~ OÏSPOSAL PROCEJURE REWRAP KNlrE \ , ; ¡ I , I Location Minimum Requirements II I 3ROOM . --~~" -n~-=~ ~ "PROHIB.!.¡~\.J r'~~I_.. I I I I I I \ I ¡ I I /l- SpT' "'Uõ r- ~L._ \ .I / : I ¡ I I SUPPLY 1q -- ----- . > - e (.... -, .'!-';, ',. , ' United Pa 1 . ,< '" rce ServJ..ce 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 , ,.-;::;/, '\ , -- - - - - - - - - ./ \ EVACUATION ROUTES'AND PROCEDURES J ) 3D '-' .;.~ ,~ " ,\: P ~> ,i\ ."¡'" "~~ \ ) . :, e " e __' D{£RGENCY EV7>,ctJ7>.TION' / ACTIOfof PLAN ( PROCEDURE) PURPOSE: This Eme~gency Evacuatian/Actio~ plan has been developed to protec~ lives and p~oper~y during eme~gencies at United Parcel service facilities. ~he plan has the following basic eleIDen~s: 1. Emergency evacuation p~ocedures and o~ganization. 2. Internal and external emergency notification. 3. Acca~~ting for all employees afte~ evacuation has been completed. 4. Means of emergency egress. 5. Organizational ~raining ~n the eme~gency evac~ation/ action 'plan. I. EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES AND ÖRGANIZATION_ A. Management is responsible for implementing anà maintaining this plan. B. The evacuation procedures will be ~~e same regardless of ~~e type of emergency (fire, earthquake, bomb ~~eat, etc.). c. Once notified of an emergency, the order to evacuate the builàing will come from center management. D. Once evacuation is ordered, all affected employees must quickly (without running) leave the building using the nearest exit and proceed directly to thei~ designated assembly area (review attached Emergency Evacuation Plan). 1. The Emergency Action Plan must be supported wiL~ a floor map of the building and grounds showing designated exits and assembly areas (review Emergency Evacuation Plan and Sample Evacuation Floor Plan) . 2. The map must be posted in each work and office area. 3. Employees must be shown ~~e exit they are to use during emergencies (see Emergency Evacuation Plan) . E. center management is responsible for shutting off all machinery and syste!IlS in an emergency. 1. Equipment shut-down may be assigned to dependable employees. 2. Assign two individuals to be buddies for any physically impaired employee. 3/ "/ ~ e e > :þ ''''IJ < 1 - ;, ':0. . . ~ployees D~S~ =ollc~ ~~ese ~~les ~~~l~C ê~ eDe~~ency evac~a-cio::: - . Remain calD and lis~en ~~~ . . :'::S-:':::--:1C-:'~Or;.s. 2. No atteDp~ should be maàe to ret~ieve personal belongings unless they are immedia~ely a-c hand. 3. Employees should nc~ ~e-en~er the builàing until ~old to do so by supervisor. I. The order ~o re-enter ~he building will come from managemen~. II. NOTIFICATION OF 1Œ EMERGENCY. ! A. Þ~y employee ~~at observes an emergency situation must imDediately notify'~he nearest supervisor. 1. The supe~~isor is then responsible for verifying the emergency and contacting center management. B. Center management must alert all persor~el of the emergency. 1. The emergency announcement must be heard in all parts of the building. 2. Center management should shut down all moving belts and machinery to reduce building noise. 3. Should t..'1e public address system fail, inst:'-..1ctions should be communicated verbally by center management. Center management must notify: local police· or appropriate emergency services, division, district and region management in accordance with established reporting procedures. C. III. ACCOUNTTIlG FOR ALL EKPLOYEES A.F'TRR EVAcr:JA.TION HAS BEEN COKPLETED . À. Center management is responsible for ensu=ing that all employees leave t..'1e building rapidly in a orderly and controlled manner. 1. Once assembled outside ~'1e buildingJ all e~ployees ~~~~ be accounted for. 2. Each supervisor ~ report to center management t..'1at all employees in their area have been evac~ated and accounted for. jJ. , " <: i' :...:: ..' ¡;~... ~' e e ~ ~ " IV. KEhNS OF' EGRESS. ~ A. Cente~ management is res?c~sible for ensuring the buildi~g has adequate means of egress at all times. B. Center management is responsible for posting emergency evacuation planes) and evac~ation floor plans. C. The Plant Engineering manager is responsible for ensuring t~at all means of egress conform t~ the local code and for the preparing and updating the emergency evacuation plan. 1. Periodic inspections should be scheduled. D. supervisors must inspect exits near their work area. 1. Exits must be kept clear of obstacles at all times. v . ORGANIZATIONAL TRAINTNG IN THE E1ŒRGENCY ACTION' PLAN- A. Center management is responsible for training all full-time and part-time supervisors in the Emergency Evacuation/Action Plan. B. Each supervisor is responsible for training their employees In the Emergency Evacuation/Action Plan. C. Center management is responsible for conducting annual evacuation rehearsals. 1. Brief w7itten evaluations must be submitted to the division manager and district Health and Safety manager following each rehearsal. 11 '~J 2. Center management must review the Emergency Evacuation/Action Plan with employees at the following times: a. When the plan is initially introduced. b. On the employees first day of employment. c. Whenever employee's job assignment or job location is changed. d. Whenever the plan is changed. e. Þ..nnually. , ,i 3!J . . e e " "Þ: .,.~ "t.- '?- SUPE:F':'ŸTSOR EV'ÃCUP.TION" RESPONSIBILJ:TIES:' '~ A. Conàuc~ annual e~e~gency evacuation o~ientation. '0 Post ~ergency Evacuation Plan and Evacuat~on Floor Plan. 1. Incluãe staging area nucbers assiqned to your ¿epart~ent. 2. Maps can be obtained from Plant Engineering ¿epart~en~. C. Account for all assigned employees after evacuation. D. Assign 1. back-up person to ac=cunt for employees. Ask employees to select "buddies" for be res-¡:1cnsible one another during evacuation and headcount. -=-- ..:........... E. Assign t·wo individuals as "buddies" for any handicapped individuals. F. Know what equipment and utilities must be shut àown before leaving area. G. Assign equipment/utility shut-àow~ to dependable personnel in your àepartment/area. ) H. Make quick sweep of area for injureà personnel prior to evacuating the area yourself. 1. Do not place yourself in danger. I. stress importance of calm, orderly exit. 1. Be sure that each employee ~'ows where àepar-~ent staging area is locateà. J. Count employees not working or who are assigned to another àepartmentjarea. 1. Remember to include these individuals in your report after evacuation. K. Inform center manager, police, fire or emergency personnel of hazardous materials present in your area. L. stay calm. ~ployees look to Eanagement for àirection and reassurance ~n an emergency. M. 3if Do not place yourself or your employees at risk. . $' ~,.. ;<i" ~ .' . ' < 0 '.; . " EVA~ATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e RIO BRAVO CENTER ) PEwIMETER I r E :') II I, I 1 I i I 'i 'I ,I :1 !I :1 :\ I :, ï .:' . CAR WASH (X) I MEET POINT I I X I srOCKDALE ->-->-'>-1 X CUSTOMER CD1JI'ITER x x I HAZMATCAGE I X (X) = Exit Door X SHOP LOAD MOO. ,) EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by follvwing the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 7~k ~ > , " , ~ EVAIJATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e Joo.~; t,. BAKERSFIELD CENTER I ~.) <_<~<__<_<__ ~ . I POINT I I PERIMETER I FENCE X CAR WASH CUSTCMI!R. (X)IMfER I X STOCKDALE X X i I I I . ~.' . ~ X X I HAZ MAT CAGE I SHOP X LOAD MOD, (X) = Exit Door EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE .) 1. Calmly exit by folic wing the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 31ß . i ,,,." ,;- ;' s: ~ .¡\ . ; e 'S' EVA@UATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING STOCKDALE CENTER ) Ph" [MEIER F E ) CAR WASH CUSTOMER COUNTER x ->-> ->(X) I MEET X POINT x X X IIAZ MAT CAGE I SHOP X LOAD MOD. X = EXIT DOORS '¡ .I EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE 1. Calmly exit by following the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 7fé/ ~ . :, ~_ i ,..... ,~, ,;;' ,~, " EVA@UATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING e - .¡- AUTOMOTIVE SHOP If: ~ C~EIER Ilf E I i ! CAR WASH CUSTOMER COUNTER x STOCKDALE x x il i¡ ! .' ) :j -" II il " I i¡ i! ¡ì x LOAD x--> -> I I I I I I I I I I HAZMATCAGE I SHOP II r ~ Exit Door :1 x MOD. (X) MEET POINT ------------------------------------------------------ EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE ~ i' 1. Calmly exit by folic ,\ling the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. jvtì/ · , ~: . ...!!o {"I 0' EVÀ@UATION PLAN BAKERSFIELD BUILDING ;- ,~ (: i:' F¡- , ! I i PhK [MEIER ¡IF E e PRELOAD AND LOCAL SORT CUSTOMER CDtMrER CAR WASH I x STOCKDALE x - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - --- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I RED BELT I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I X -- I I I I I I I I I I (X) ------- --- --------- ------ ---- ------- --- ----- ------ MEET POINT BROWN BELT ..J I I I I ! ! I I I I I ! BLUE BELT I HAZ MAT CAOE I 1---------------------- I I I I IX I I I I X = Exit Door SHOP LOAD MOD. X-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE ) 1. Calmly exit by follc.Ning the path to the Emergency Exit Door indicated above. 2. Assemble at the fence or property perimeter directly in front of the exit door. 3. Your immediate supervisor will take attendance of all evacuees and provide further instruction on how to proceed. 3fv ----- . . :, . e e < . ..-~' (' 0' ,; ..... \ i ~.. ( ~ United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT AND FIRST AID ,) , j îÇ . " t ,. ."~' ('< --. v ~.... > - e , < ~' .\.' ) EmerQency Medical Treatment and First Aid . Medical assistance will be made available immediately to all personne 1 after any spi 11 i nci dent in the event of any symptoms or other reactions. . In additio'd, all designated persons will be required to undergo a complete physical examination before assuming duties under this program, annually thereafter, and within six months of terminating such duties. .=~ J j¿ e e First Aid The most likely injuries to UPS employees responding to an emergency spill that would require first aid are thermal and/or chemical burns of the skin and eye. Burns The objective of first aid for burns are to relieve pain, prevent contami nati on, and treat for shock. Do not put any type of ointment, grease, lotion, butter, antiseptic, or home remedies on burned skin. These methods are unsterile and may lead to infection. They can also seal in heat, resulting in further damage. ) The first step in the treatment of burns is to decide what degree of burn the victim has suffered: a. Is burn red and painful (like sunburn)? Treat as first degree. b. Is burn red, painful, with blisters? Treat as second degree. c. Is burn black or white, and painless? Treat as third degree. If the burn 1S first degree only: ~ Put burned part in cold water. DO NOT put ice or salt in water. ~ Put cold water bottle on burn. ... ~ Dry dressing may be applied if desired. ~ Medical treatment usually not required. 31 .. . " .~ 1-..-; #, "': -r, ~ -------- . , >. - e . , ,..'!"' .... ;: 0:-' '- to -i' \ If the burn is second degree only: ~ Put burned part in cold water. DO NOT put ice or salt in water. ~ . Put cold, wet dressings on burn. cloths if available. Use cl ean ~ DO NOT break blisters or remove skin. ~ Seek medical attention. If the burn is third degree: ,. ~ Leave burned clothes on skin. ~ Slightly elevate legs and keep victim warm. ~ Keep airway open, tilt head back. ~ DO NOT apply cold. ~ DO NOT break blisters or remove skin. ~ ,< ~ Call ambulance. Chemical Burns When irritating chemicals corne into contact with the skin or mucous membrane, injury usually begins instantly, and first aid should be immediate. Among such chemicals are acids and alkalis, or corrosive chemicals. Chemical burns are the same as burns caused by flame, steam or hot liquids. The essential first aid is to wash away the chemical completely as quickly as possible with large quantities of water, using a shower or a hose if available. Immediate washing is more important than neutralizing the chemical and should be continued for at least five minutes. Remove the victim's clothing from the areas involved. Do not attempt to neutralize a chemical because heat may \ ) be produced resulting in more damage. Also, some product label directions for neutralizing may be wrong. _1% e e Burns of the Eve Strong acids and alkalis in contact with the eye can cause permanent tissue damage within seconds. The single most important treatment in the management of the chemically-burned eye is COp10US irrigation with clean water within seconds of injury. The goal is to remove all the chemicals and do it quickly. First aid trécitment consists of the following: ~ Hold the lids open and irrigate the eye for at least 15 minutes using emergency wash equipment. ~ Call a physician as quickly as possible and ask for advice. ~ Cover the eye with a dry, clean, protective dressing. Do not use absorbent cotton, because fibers may enter the eye. Caution the victim against rubbing the eye, because rubbing might cause further injury. ) Give home remedies for pain, such as aspirin, if necessary. ~ jq '. . . > , .. ...;; . " .. :¡ , . . ; ~;'" ~~ to - e " ,t"< ) Medical Examinations The content of medical examinations, either for the designated person or for an individual exhibiting adverse signs or symptoms following a spill incident, must include at a minimum a medical and work. history. During the examination, the physician should place special emphasis on the symptoms related to the handling of hazardous materials and their related health hazards. Certain information must accompany the employee to the physician's office. This information includes: ,~3 l. 2. 3. 4. Copy of the OSHA standard (1910.120). A description of the employee's duties as they relate to the exposure. Any information about the employee's exposure levels. A description of any personal protective equipment that was used by the employee, or, in the case of the designated person, that will be used (e.g., respirators). Additional medical examinations may be determined to be necessary by the attending physician. Specific medical examinations and tests are required for individuals wearing respiratory protection. Consult UPS's Respiratory Protection Program for details. } ~D · ..1?- ;- '''~~r e e , < < United Parcel Service i' 3800 N. sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 ~~ ~ -----"-'- "___ __ __..~ __ _ __---0-- __ ~) J DECONTAMINATION ~/ , "'to .- ,,,,~ " ;'~... ~ \' s ,..~ ~~ ') ,) - e Protective Wear Removal and Decontamination· 1. Clean protective gloves with warm tap water and soap. Do not remove gloves at this point. 2. Remove boots. Cl ean wi th warm tap water and soap. Rinse with additional warm tap water. Remove apron. Cl ean wi th warm tap water and soap. Rinse with additional warm tap water. 3. 4. Remove gloves by pulling down on the cuff, turning glove inside-out. Roll down cuff to pop fingers out. Clean the exposed inside of the glove with warm tap water and soap. Thoroughly rinse with additional warm tap water. 5. Remove goggles. Clean with warm tap water and soap. Rinse with additional warm tap water. (Note: goggles are not worn if SCBA used.) 6. Wash hands with warm tap water and soap. 7. Pl ace protecti ve wear in cl ean area and a 11 ow to. air dry before returning it tosp;l1 cart. (Note: protective glov.es must be turned rightside-out before returning to the spill cart.) -1J · ~ ., .. e e ~ r· ê. 'i~, #~: 1- í " , RESPIRATOR CLEANING AND DISINFECTING Respirators shall be regularly cleaned and disinfected. Those issued for the excl usi ve use of one worker sha 11 be cl eaned after each day's use, or more often if necessary. Those used by more than one worker shall be cleaned'and disinfected after each use. Daily cleaning shall include: 1. Wipe interior and exterior thoroughly with a clean, damp cloth. ' Heavy soi 1 may requi re use of a small hand brush and a detergent solution then rinsing with clean warm water. 2. Air dry and store in a clean protected location. 3. If sanitizing is necessary, use a commercial cleaner disinfectant solution (available from respirator manufacturers). Respirators shall be disinfected according to the following procedure. ) 1. Remove any filters, cartridges or canisters. 2. Wash facepiece and breathing tube in cleaner disinfectant (maximum water temperature 120F). 3. Rinse comDletelv in clean, warm water. 4. Air dry in a clean area. 5. Cl ean other respi rator parts as recommended by the manufacturer. 6. Inspect valves, headstraps and other parts; replace with new parts if defective. 7. Insert new filters, cartridges or canisters; make sure seal is tight. 8. Place in plastic bag or container for storage. Available commercial cleaner disinfectant solutions include: a. MSA Cleaner Sanitizer - Hine Safety Appliances Company b. Detergent Sanitizer - Norton c. Wilson Germi-sol 43 , :, ~ - e .. . .'-~' ~.... ;' :'" \ ,. l United Parcel Service 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 1 r,"~ -,~, - - - ------ '-' ,- \, EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING ,) ) 1'-1 ; . "t i . '~,.. ,," S' v .' . ~ . ) '"') \ _.! .-- . - e UPS ,. DAMAGED PACKAGE RESPONSE PROCEDURE ~ç · . ~ ,~ " ~ i\ S" - TABLE OF CONTENTS e ~ ,~'o SUBJECT SECTION # Damaged package response procedure 1 Decision tree/i-esponse sheets 2 Response equipment 3 ) Training outline for designated persons 4 '\ J 1¿ « . {> ~ ("- ¡ i" ;:- .i' , " " _ e UPS DA~1AGED Pl\CKAGE RESPONSE PROCEDURE 1. INTROD1.1CTION UPS has devdoP""--d the following proccd~ to ~ used whenev~ a d2.ID2.ged package is eDcoum::rro. Damaged packages IIl2Y contain hazardous mat::rials which pr::sem a àzngcr to UPS c:::rploy~s. Tnis proccà.u..~ ouùines the appropriate steps to ~ taken by an employee if they encoum~ any l~g pachgc. Tne type of mate!iall~g from the pachge as well as the role the cmploy~ ,,"w play in the cleanup of the mat::ria1 det::TIIlÍnes the a....'1:Íons they v.-w tab: and the a.ssociaI::d ttWring they will rc::::dve. Tnis proccàun: supplements, and dcx:s not replace, any oth~ applicabk ~S proccàures, which must be followcd' in addition to the steps ouùincà here. Tne objectives of this proccd~ aT: to provide uniform proccdl.II"CS fer responding to damaged pa:::hge incidents. To assist in ~ring this objective, the substances, equipment, and m=thods to ~ applied in the process are ¡>..anda.-dizcà... II. OVERVIEW OF PROrEDlTRE Tne role the employ~ v.ill play in c:k2.li.ng with a lc.ak d:t::rnlines whar l:vd of training will be given to the employee. Most UPS employees will do nothing in response to a hazardous spill other than to nority thcÏr s~ of the problem. Only sr_r-ially tr2Ìned and cquipp-...d employees will take spc..."Ífic steps to prop:rly remove the package from the work ZT:2 and. if n~ssz..-y, to prop:rly c1C2.D up spilled material. Outside con:ractors or fIre d~a."1IDents may ~ called in to d~ with s~ci'Í.c siru.ations outside of the cz.pabilitics of UPS designated p:rsons. In UPS facilities without sp-...cially trained cmployecs no one will clean up l~ or spills involving hazardous mat::ria.ls or materials which cannot ~ identified as non-huardous. Such work will 1:>: done by outside contra=tors or local fire å::paronents, who will b: cill:d in as n~cd.. Employ~s involvcd in a damage package ~~ would typically b: as follows: · Package handlers and Drivas who perform 10aLiing, unloaàing, sorting and deliv~ work. 1 ~f e 4t Man2g:::rs and Supc:visors Df Pz.:hg::: ~dl:::rs (r¡¡zy ~ ò:::sigr.2.t::d to r=spond to hz.z.ard ous sp ills ). EmplDYC::s in th::: Pa.::hgc or CustDm:::r Service ar-....2..S (may ~ d:::signat=.d to r=spond 10 haz.aråous spills). III. P A, CK A, ~E H A ~rDI ~RS Pc:-sonncl that h.and.k pa::bg:::s may di~OYCT a d2.m2g::.d pacb.ge that is rc:k2.sing a haz.aråous subst2J)~c.. Tb::S::: p::!'Sonnc1 arc: only to notify thdr su~i.sor. Tn:::)" arc not to cont2.Ín hzz.a.ròous m.at.=i2J spills th:::msc1ves. Package hz...'1dkrs, drivCr5 or other UPS cmployc:::s cngag::.d in a..r-:-pt:Íng. loa.å.ing. unloading, so:ring and distributing packages as well as supo-visors who arc: not cksignat:.1 to r=spond to spills shall follow the~ Steps: A. FDr dz.maged pachg:::s on belts, in a building, or in a vc:hicle being loaded or unlDaded.. the follDv.-i.ng a....-rions should be taken: 1. ~t~e whc:th:r or not the pachge contrins 2. hu.aràous mat:::ricl. Tnis can ~ done by: (These i~ ~ e~T!lpks of the ways in which a package could ~ ickm:iñ::.d as hazaroous but do nDt ~sc:nt required proccàurcs tD be follDwed in evc:ry C2..Se.) 2.. Reading the label on the package If a package carries a DOT label, marking or five-pan form, it should ~ rcgarà::.d as hazardDus. · If a pa.:::kage ca..."'I'Í:::s any oth:r wa...ru.ngs as to è.a.ng:::rs 2.S5OCÍat::.d with Íts contc:nts, th::: package should be r:::garàed as huzrdous. b. Obs-~g whether the spilled subStan~ is rca....'-ting in 2JjY Vr"3.y. · If a package is generating smoh or visible fumes, it should ~ r::: garàcd as h2..Z2.rÒDUS. 2 1~ .. ,.... ~;, 1~.1.., ~. .. .:. ·:~i· " .~ :" . ~ )<.~~ ~ ; .." ~' ) \ j ;> e e c. Obsc::rving whether the spilled substancc is gjving off fumes which arc irritating to the sbn, no~, throat, mouth or eyes. if this occurs, the package should be regarded as hazardous. d. if s. pack.age carries no labels or inåicarions as to itS contents, it should be regarded as hazardous even though it is not generating smoke, visibk fumes, or irritating fumes. 2. If it is det.::I"DJincd that the pacl::age contains a hazardous m.arerial clear the immediate aru.. DO NOT TOVar THE PACKAGE. After leaving the area., notify the supovisor or, if the supervisor is not availa.ble, the Package Service Cena. The supovisor or Package Savice Center will contact the appropriate pason to coordi.nate the respon~. 3. If it is determined that the package contains non-hazardous material, allow the package to mnain on the b::lt until it reaches an zppropriate poinL 'While wearing protective gloves, place the package in a spill rob and n:move it to an area that will not intc::rfc:rc with work operations. Contact the supavisor . ~..dia.tejy so that oilier appropriate ~~ can b:: taken to dcaJ Vr'ith the package. . B. For damaged packages in delivery vehicles on rpUte. 1. Determine whether or not the package contains a ha..z.2J"CÌous material (s~ P~-agraph ill-A-l). 2. If it is determined that the pack.a.ge contains a hazardous material. the following Steps should be taken: , a. ao~ the bulkhead door to pI'Cvent fumes from entaing the driver's compmm=nL b. Park the vehicle in a lcx::arion which d~ not pI'Cs:Ilt a threat to roarl trafñc. 3 -11 e e c. SCCUI"C: th~ v~h.ick so that it cannot bo= entCT"'"-d ex~=~t__br_~µ<.\Þ~;:4 1 ~~<·::~:-.:._-::,,:.:'::.~;.>·i\ ¡>=rsonne . :, :-.r.-. :'. _. ,.-_:' ,. : ") }?:f;d~f::.~i Call supe:rvisor in orào- to rcpOI1 prob1c:m. Th¿"'šÙp::tvis'óf ¿wlll contact the appropriate p:::rson to deal with the package from that point forw2fd. d. ~- e. M NeT TSU6IH 11Œ 'JÞA~S ¡ " 3. If it is determined that the package docs not contain a h2.zarò.ous ma.t:::ria.1, the following ~~s should be ta.1::en: a. Segregarc the: package: from oth:rs to preve:nt damage: to the: load. b. The drivc:r should not aru:mpt to cl:::.an up package spills. c. Contact your s~or who, in turn, will provide: instructions on how to proc~ c. If a. sup~sor encount::rs a release, the: supovisor should do the follov.-i.ng: 1. 'D=t::!IIJÍne whether or not the: package contains a haz.ardous material (see PZIAgnph m-A-l). 2. If it is d::to"IIIined that the: pack2ge conw.ns 2. haza.råous materi21, S10p the: be:lt and ins1.II'e th2.t the: ~a. h2.s been clC4J'ed of all Fsonnc:l. If the sup::rvisor is not trained to ~ a d:si~p::rson to r:spond to a hazardous lc:ak, be/she should contact an appropriate: d::signated sup:rvisor to take: charge: of the: situation. 3. If it is determined that the package d~s not contain a h2.z.ardous material, the: supavisor should insure that the package is ~ly plac=d in a. spill rub and should the:n notify the re-wrap ZIC2. th2.t thc:rc: is a. spill tub with a dzmaged package: that n~ a!'~mion. .( $ô , -< - 'i ~ "!..( ?~ - f. ~ .~þ~ .\ ,.~ , ,. ~." "'~ so e e " ,'I: " IV. PERSONS DESIGNATED TO RESPOND TO HAZARDOUS SPILLS A. In Hubs, persons so designated will be rcsponsibk for handling haurdous matmal spills to the cx~m that such incid.:ms art: dealt witb by UPS p=rsonnel. Tneir work will primariJy involve: the: placement of a package: in a spill rub and clean-up of rclativdy small amounts of spill::d mat:rial. \Vbcn calkd to respond to a release: from a package which contains a hazzrdous material, (se::: Pangraph ill-A-l), the: p:rson designa~ to respond to a hazardous spill should take the: folloVr'ing actions: L Make: c~ that the: im.mcdiatc area remains dC2I, takIDg appropriate: s~ps to assure J'TC'PC" control of acce:ss to the area.. This can be done: by: a. Cordoning off me area. b. Placing supervisors in key locations to prevent c:mpJoye:e:s from returning to the~...a. ~) c. Utilizing available the public addIcss systems to inform peopk to stay away from the: artt. 2. Obtain and WC2I appropriate: personal prote---rive: equipment, e:.g. protective: gloves, apron, goggle:s, boots, and, if necessary, a respirator (SCBA). A respi.-ator shall be worn if: a. The package is gcm:n.ting smoke or visible fum~. b. The package is giving off fumes which irritate the nose, throa.t, mouth or e:yes. c. The package: is giving off a strong odor. 3. Id=ntify the mate:ria1 spilled.. This can be done: by: a. Rcad.i.~g the: package labd.s. J 5 5/ e e b. Calling the shipper (see cmc:rgency contact nUI::Dex:rs) on five-pan form or ccrtificarion. c. Dlling CHEMTREC. d. Consulting MSDS sh~ts. e. For unla~.Jlcd packages; fil·5t det=rmine if the m.a!C"ial is appropriate fcrclèan-up by UPS pasonnel (~e Pa..--a.gnph 4 ex:low) , only then sho~d the work should ex: ~rformed pursuant to the procedures outlined in the Unla~.Jlcd Package Procedure in S~on 2. 4. Determine whethc:r the maIcrial can ex: cleaned up by UPS ¡r-rsonnel. In making this determination, apply the dccisioIi-~ which is attached as an A~ndix to this procedure. In the follov.ing sinw:ion5, the sc:rvices of an outside CODtra-r-ror or fire dc~nt will be ut:ili2=d to handle the simation: a. Spills involving chemical fumes which proåuce skin irritation on contact with the body, including spills involving corrosives which ~ giving offvisiblc fumes. b. Spills involving explosive chaDiC4ls. c. Spills involving chc:miC4ls which arc DOT inha12.tion hazards. I d. Spills which, dæ to thcir volum~ cannot be effectively absorbed or ncu~ by a.va.i1a.ble supplies at the UPS fa...r-ility. e. \Vhen outside contra.c1O!'S or the local Fire D=p2!'trru:nt is called in to handk a. spill, the danger an2 surrounding the leaking pacbge must be cva-""'U2.!ed.. 5 . If a. spill is inside a vehklc located in or n~ a building, move the vehicle away from the building, if pra..-ricabk and safe to do so. 6 ~,.¡,.. 5;) J' ~ 4 ,. '......; . ~ ~ , I I ,~ > :;"..(1 -"~ ;- s. S' e e 6. If material is appropriate: for ckan-up by UPS p~nnd. (see Paragraph 4 abovt:), the: work should ~ pc:rformcd pursuant to the: chemica.J-spccific proce.d~s ouùincd in Sc:...--rion 2 and in any aàdirional infcmna.rion obtz.incd from the: shippa or relevant MSDS she::ts. Jù., WAYS VT".t.AR REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMB.'7. B. lD faciliries otho- than Hubs, traincd., designated ~rsons will only ~ allowed to :respond to spill of hazardous materials that do not :require respiratory protc:crive: cquipmenL V&ik these individuals will not clean up spills of haurrlous materials :requiring respiratory protc:...--rion, thcy will re:;cive the: sam= training as all designat:d pa-sons. D. All of the above: activities shall involve an appropriately trained supervisor or manager who has ~n designated to respond to hazardous spills.. E. lnrimate responsibility for insuring compliance with the response'procedures rests with the Ccnto- M.a.naga. lD most situations., a designated sUpcvlsor or manager from the package service ZIU will ~ responsibk for supervising the clean-up of a spill. Typically, clean-up activity will ~ pc:rlormcd by designated cmploye:s from the package service 2IC2.. If such individuals will not be availabk, package: handling employees will be designated for this work and appropriately trained. Each facility shall maintain a1ist of designated managas and employe:s. ,) F. The Center Manager shall be: :responsible for identifying the· appropriate outside contractor or fire department to pc:rfo:-m clean-up on an as-needed. basis. Tne Center Manager shall insu:re that such outside contractor or fITe department is contacted prior to any em::rgency in order to discuss condirions and procedu:res at the UPS facility. In the event of an incident requiring outside 2.Ssistan~, the Center Manager or the most senior designated manag::r shall be: rc:sponsibk for contacting the contractor or fire dep2I1DXnt and. if necessary, ordering an c:vacuarion. 7 , I ./ ~3 e ,e v . TRAININ G A. Training for P~b.ge Handlers. Package Scni~ Centa Pcrsonnd, and O.h:r UPS Employees who assist in the acceptance, loading and unJoa.àing, s.oning, and åistribution of pa.cb.ges. 1. Objc=rivc To train cmploy~s to respond safdy to ka.ks of substances from dam2.gcd pack:ages to protect their h:2lth 1Ulå the env1ronm::nt. Padæge handlers, p~k.a.ge scn'icc centcr ~!"Sonncl, and othcr empJoy~s engaged. in accepting, loading, unloading, sorting, or èistriburing packagcs must be trained. to identify potential incidents. Tndr function is to summon assistance to respond to rclcascsof ha.zardous materials, orreka.ses of ID2.taials which cannot k identified as non-ha.zardous -..vithout actually anempring to clean up the rcl:::<!.se. Because these cmployc::::s will not be involved in clean-up a.....'1:Íviries and will cva.....-uate the 2!'"'...2.., it is only necessary that the employc::::s be able to identify potential huzIrls and take steps to notify sup=rvision and ¿\'a...'"1l2.~ the arc:a. 2. Areas of T raiIrillg a. An und::r:s....anding of what hzza..,jous ID2.t.::rlals arc, and thc risks a.sso:::iatcd \1r'Üh thcm in an cn::rgcncy. b. An understanding of the potential outcomes 2.Ssocia.t~ with an cm:rgency when hazaràous ID2.t::rials 2TC present. c. How to ickmify thz.t a package is l::.aking. d. How to identify pad:agemzrl:ings which inåicate the presence of hazardous mat::rial.s, (e.g., OOT symbols, fivc-pa.-r fon:ns) a.s well a.s the physiC2.1 signals Ù"..at 2. package conw,Ils hazardous Ir'...2.terials (e.g., smoh, heavy odor). 8 s4 ~ ~ .~' . " , '~~ , > .... -.- ) ) ....~ \ ';' t\ ~ ) ~ ., > e . .. e. The und=stanåing of their role in the UPS response plan. f. The ability to rccogni~ the n~ for additional rcSOtIrct:s and the mc:.thod to notify supc:.rvision of these ncc.às. 3. As part of their orientarion and otht:r UPS training, tht:sc cmployet:s will havt: previously ~n tra.i.n~ in the following: a. Whc:.rc to obtain nc.cesszry supplies, including small bags, run shccts and spill tubs for cleaning up non-hazardous spills. b. How~ to escape from the work area and the building m an CIDo-gcncy. C. The location of e:mo-gency flI'St aid and wash stations and proper pro.:cd~s for removing mat--rial fromthe skin. d. The chain-of-command and how to contaCt a supervisor. 4. Length of Training Approximau:,ly one hour, or sufficient experience to demonstrAte cOIDpCtency in the a.bove-dest:ri~...d ke:y ~as. Annual refresher training will be provid~, and certification of completed original and refresher tæining s:ssions will be placed in ca.ch e:mploycc's pcrsonnd file. B. Training fer p:rsons d:sigrwe.d to respond to spilli. 1. Objc:crivc To train the dc:signared person to assess the situation and det=rmine if the package: may be c1c.a.ned up by thcm or if an outside contractor or fm dcpanmcnt is required. The designated po-son will be trained in safe methods for removing a lcaking package and in cleaning up any spill~ matoial 9 S~ e ,e 2. .AIu.s of T r.Uning The designated person will undergo the same training as the package handla, and iD addition, v.w receive training in the following arc¿s. a. Thc:ir role in an cm::rgcnc:y. b. Hazard and ~ a.s~s:!J:):nt ~bnique., pamcularly in the 2.S~ssme.nt of Ï.nh2.larion and skin contaCt hz.z3rds. \. c. An und:rstznåing of basic: hzzzrdous mataial tams. d. Mc.ans of determining the contents of packages inc1uåing unID2Iked or packages not marked complc:tdy. c. Handling of ma:te:rials \lr'ÌÚch cannot be ickntificd. f. Use of the UPS Guidc:lines to detcmrine the proper methods, ID2tcri.a.ls and PPE to be used to neumliz.e and contain rckased mate::ria1s. g. Proper mc:thods for containiDg reicased material within the. czpabilirie:s, n:soU!"t::s and pasonal protc...~ve cquipm=m a.vailable to thc:n. b. Prop::r labding of contained mat=ri4l. 1. U~ of appropri.a.t:: protective equi~nt. J. Decontamination of himself and thc equipment used to contain the rdC2.Se. k. O12.in-of-command. 10 S0 ~ , .. . 'j, 1- .'. -, · ;- ", t ;' i' ~- ;"-' ,.1 \ j , ;: ~ .\ e / .., ~. Length ofTnining UPS has designed a special 12-hour program for this lcvc:1 of personnd. Th~ contents of th~ 12-hour program arc: set fonh in an attachment to this summary. Refresher trai:ning would also be provided. on an annual basis. Ccna.in supervisors and managers will undergo the sam~ training as described above. In addirion, they will receive tI"aÍning in the following arca.s: a. Their role in the Damaged Package Response Procedure. ~~ b. When and how to contact outside con!ra.ctors or local fIre dc:panments. C. How to cvac::ua1e pc:rsonnd from the iInmc.diatc arc3.. d. Chain-of-comma.nd as it rclates to them. e. D-...contaminarion of themselves, other UPS employees, equipment and work 2.I'Cas. The length of traíning will be dc:pcndent on the sW: of the faciliry and prior training of the: su~'Ïscm involved.. C. UPS Training Personnel - 1. Objc:=rivc To provide training to UPS Fsonnc1 who will train management, supervisor$, designated. p:rsonnc:l and other UPS employees in safe spill response procedures. 11 s:¡- e re '-- 2. Arc.as of Training TT2ining P~rsonncl will b= rrzined pursuant to the lnStTUCDOn ManuaJ devdop-...d by UPS. Upon completion of the t"2.ining. Trainers wilJ b= co:I::IJX:t::nt in al.J ar-...a5 of the Damaged Pa.cl:.agc Respo~~, as well as co~t=nt in the legal and r::gulatory s.ch:m= and the chemica} pro~es whkh m.ake the prognm n~sszry. 3. ungth of Training The tr2.ining J>,=riod for t='aÏncrs will ~ 24 hours as indicatc.CÌ in the Trainers InS1J11crion M.anual. VI. MEDICAL TREATME?\i AND FIRST AID M~ca1 assistance v.i.11 ~ made availabkimm~atc1y to all ~rsonn:l after any spill incident in me event of any symptoms or oth=r reactions. All designZ1cò p::rsons will ~ I""'...quW...d to und=rgo a complete physical cxmnnarion befor:: assuming duties under this progrzm, annually thereafter, and within six months of .tc:rIIJÏn2ting such duties. VII. FOLLO~¡-UP AND REEVALUATION UPS wilJ monitor the cffc.:tiveness of the damaged package/spill r::sponse proc::dure in order to i!ls~ that me c:q>"'_--:z.I:Íons for it 2n met Any injuries or symptoms of àiscornfo:1 or illness cx~rienced by employees as a result of a damaged package or spill will be reponed dirc.cùy to me DiStrict Safety Manag=r, who, in ccnsultation with the employees and supervisor who responded to th~ incident. v.'Ìli cvaluat= procc.dur::s in orå:r to iåentify problem 2.!""-2.$. If ne.œssary, c~rivc action will ~ taken. In add.irion, on at l~tan annual basis, proccdtJJ"l:s will ~ ~cwed by pa-sonnd within the company's s.afety and package scrv1ces depanments in order to detc:rmine whether the progTaIIl nec.ds to be revised... 12 ............... 5g . ~ " I ., , , ~ ~ . "- ~ f.....\' " ,;-....-""_.. .' e j , .~ United Parcel Service v I~ 3800 N. Sillect Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308 , -~ - -'.-. ---~ - - - -- HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RESPONDER TRAINING PROGRAM 12 HOUR RESPONDER ) ) ~c¡ e 4 '-- .< " ¡; .. , ~'C !. ~ . " ~ ---- ~ ; , .:. e, d I., I c,,' " " . ,-.." \, ;: S' " OJ TABLE OF CONTENTS Lesson 1 PROPERTIES OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Lesson 2 POTENTL~L HAzARDS/RISK AsSESSMENT Lesson 3 MÁTERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS Lesson 4 COMMON PHYSICAL HAzARDS -- '-' Lesson 5 MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE/FIRST AID Lesson 6 . UPS DAMAGED PACKAGE PROCEDURE l' Lesson 7 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES A ppenclix A GLOSSARY Appendix B L1\TTRODUCTION OVERVIEVV OF 1910.120 A1\TD 1910.38 HAzARDOUS MATERIALS MARKJNG ,AND LABELING AIR CONTAMINANTS BIOLOGICAL HAzARDs ! I ';:4 ,):J &D . . ~ :~ J \ I) I e i.e ./ . , 'I".., ~ J !,-~ :--. ,. , <) LESSON 1 PROPERTIES OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS OBJECTIVES . .Alter completing this lesson, the student will be able to: ) 1. Define a hazardous material. 2. Discuss the properties of hazardous ma terials. 3. Assess the hazard potential of a substance, . knowing its properties,~' ~"",J .1"" í/ ;;- ~..':-~ " ,~ ~\ , , " Bro.. , . ,':~ :... -", - ,,:;.....~ )3 )) ~ > , ., .,: 71'- LESSON 2 POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARDS/RISK ASSESSMENT c OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Discuss the basic concepts of toxicity and the· . terms used in toxicology. 2. Discuss the health effects and symptoms resulting from exposure to general groups of toxic materials. 3. Discuss the basic concepts of risk assessment and exposure assessment. bJ i ' , ~) '~'" .J ,e ~ i. ) LESSON 3 MATER'!AL SAFETY DATA SHEETS (MSDSs) OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Explain the purpose of MSDSs. 2. Discuss OSHA's requirements for maintaining MSDSs. 3. . Explain the various sections of MSDSs and their signiñcance. w!J 'L 4 ~ ; ,~ '. '!' ~~ ,~ , t,7 · ,_ f" ,< ,..' ~' ~ ~ <t, .. ~J "")". ·.f' rG).: ...:..:;. \;0;.; j': .< t ., .,: .../J LESSON 4 COMMON PHYSICAL HAZARDS , OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Explain the hazards of flammable and combustible liauids. .I.. 2. Classify flammable and combustible liquids. > 3.· Explain how to respond to emergency releases of flammable liquids. , I 4. Identify several common' acids and caustics and their potentially harmful effects. út/ , '\ -¡ ~ ......- J ~ " ~!þ (. .. , !'" '/ ~''''... \(' ~ !ì LESSON 5 MEDICAL SURVEillANCE/FIRST AID OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Discuss the ,rarious medical surveillance requirements of OSHA's 1910.120 regulation. 2. Discuss the types of injuries that might occur . responding to emergency releases at UPS facilities. 3. Describe the first-aid procedures to be used in response to an injury from a spill release. bS" - 'f i. i- ~ ~ '>.¡~- ,\,~'. -,~' '" , ,\ " -~-i' " ~) p JJ e, '--, / .<" -----" "::/ LESSON 6 . UPS DAMAGED PACKAGE RESPONSE PROCEDURE , OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Describe the major components of the UPS Damaged Package Response Procedures. 2. Explain the UPS procedures for Damaged . Package Response. 3. Discuss additional UPS procedures regarding Damaged Package Response. , I && "\ ) I '.' ..,.~ -J ) _~. - __:... ~e,,",,_ . ...!: . ,e /' ,'--- .~. LESSON 7 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES OBJECTIVES .Alter completing this lesson, the student will be able to: 1. Describe the protective wear required for cleaning up a spill from a damaged package. 2. Explain the procedures for protective wear removal and decontamination. 3. Explain the proper procedures for use, inspection, and maintenance of the MS-,A.. 1Jltralite M:MR SCBA. &1. - ,,' . ~ ,. ._, ~i: !tj~>J. '";¿.' :, !~~ l~ e . .. ¡; t I 11/09/92 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 1 Hazmat Inventory Detail in Reference Number Order 02-001 UNLEADED GASOLINE ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth Liquid 10000 Moderate GAL CAS #: 8006-61-9 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: FUEL Daily Max GAL ~ 10,000 I Daily Average GAL --r-- 5,000.00 Annual Amount GAL -- 171,747.00 Storage \ UNDERGROUND TANK r Press T Temp ~ Location Ambient Ambient NORTH SIDE OF BLDG - Cone l 100.0% Gasoline Components r; MCP -:--rList Moderate 02-002 MOTOR OIL ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 500 Minimal GAL CAS #: 8020835 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: LUBRICANT Daily Max GAL ~ Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 500 250.00 I 1,000.00 Storage UNDER GROUND TANK r Press T Temp ~ Ambient Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Cone _I Components 100.0% Motor Oil, Petroleum Based r; MCP -=---rList Minimal I 02-003 WASTE OIL ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 500 Low GAL CAS #: 221 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Waste Days: 365 Use: WASTE Daily Max GAL ~ Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 500 250.00 I 1,000.00 Storage UNDER GROUND TANK r Press T Temp ~ Location , Ambient Ambient EAST SIDE OF BUILDING - Cone l Components 100.0% Waste Oil, Petroleum Based r=- MCP ---rList Low I -. e . 0'-'1 r 11/09/92 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 2 Hazmat Inventory Detail in Reference Number Order 02-004 OXYGEN ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth Gas 57500 Low FT3 CAS #: 7782-44-7 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ~ Daily Average FT3 ~ Annual Amount FT3 -- 57,500 I 34,500.00 115,000.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:ì FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Conc l . 100.0% Oxygen, Compressed Components ~ MCP ---rList Low I 02-005 ACETYLENE ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth Gas 34500 High 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 -- 34,500 16,100.00 I 57,500.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ FIXED PRESS. CYLINDER Above Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Conc l 100.0% Acetylene Components ~ MCP ---rList High I 02-006 ANTIFREEZE ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 55 Low GAL CAS #: 107-21-1 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: COOLANT/ANTIFREEZE Daily Max GAL ~ Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 55 I 25.00 I 330.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC Ambient Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Conc l 100.0% Ethylene Glycol Components ~ MCP ---rList Low I r.-., e . ø~ ;..'- 11/09/92 UNITED PARCEL ,SERVICE 215-000-001168 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 3 Hazmat Inventory Detail in Reference Number Order 02-007 GREASE . Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 55 Minimal GAL CAS #: 64742-52-5 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: LUBRICANT Daily Max GAL ~ Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 55 I 25.00 I' 110.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:-1 DRUM/BARREL-METALLIC Ambient Ambient AUTO SHOP Location - Conc l 100.0% Heavy Machine Oil Components r; MCP -=---rList Minimal I / 02-008 UNLEADED GASOLINE . Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth Liquid 10000 Moderate 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 -- 10,000 I 5,000.00 I 20,000.00 Storage 'UND~R GROUND TANK r' Press T Temp -:-1 ' Location . Ambient Ambient UNDERGROUND TANK - Conc l 100.0% Gasoline Components MCP -:-¡List I-;oderate I 'CITY of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY ~ o NON-TRADE SECRETS Page 1_.._ (¡L~ ~N~R NAME: UP~ NAME nß THIS FACILITYÖ' UPS 8A-t(~.r<EL~ r.... ... 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Certlfl'!tioq (Reed and sign afîer cÇ)mp7etif1g, #171, "e.CJionst " , I certIfy under penl11t 0 11_ th,t I hive pe(sona 1'( elallneQ ,qd,1 alllllr 'It the nfo(l.t pn tUblltted In ihlS end III Ittathed doc,_entl,.n t It Daled on ., Inquiry 0 hose ndlVldUI I responslb. or Db Ilnlnl ftl afor.atton. Þelleve that the sublltted In orle on S true, accurate, and co_plete. ~ ~ ' ~~L- A J+l-ItJ M ~ ",,\'l rJ Mc..L S",P<.-f v' j' ø-f" ~ 1/. {JjjilnGr15fICIII I~II. 01 ownerlOOI'ltOr'UI o~ner'op.rato" t.orlzea reorl.lntltlVe STtñ ur , C.'.S. NUlber, (v\ l ~\~ 1lJire Huard o Reactivity [] oehred [] SUddfn Release Hel th 0 Pressurl 5 '- [] i COlponent.2 Nil" C.'.S. KUlb.r 11.,d Ite , Hea Itb Coeponent.3 N.le' C.'.S. Ku.ber T1 Ie /þ1 A-6-dL a~ ~ -I - c;'I DIU"')rqr.ëð-' ". '. ~..,. ~W~i~þ~~~_____ CITY of BAKERSFIELD OHAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY NON-TRADE SECRETS Page ~., of ~ ~~~~~s~~ME: g~~~o<}fo TY~8 F êEl~! T ~¿DE õ--- ... .-'--'_._".~" Jfp~A i)~:;;;;TRUCT10Nsro1fPROPER D~~::: BRASSl!~Eb ~U~B~RT_IR;rI-- - '.---.'~'-- ~ . 9 10 II ,12 I J 1& I ,. Cant Cant Cant Us, loc'tlon Where . by Na,es of Mixturf{Co.øonents on t. 'p. Press '''P COd' Stored n FaCllltr wt See Instruc Ions 3if 1'2- .s /Yll1\ TV (l. ç Co.pan.nt II III' I C.A.S. lu.b.r fir. Ind Agticu'tur. (] Stlnd.rd Business I 1rus Code U V Physie.1 tud "e,lth H,lllrd (theek I I thlt Ipp 1J Jl fire HUlrd [) 'eacthit, [] °lllled [] SUddln 'el.lle [] di Co.ponent II N... I C.A.S. Nu.blr I..e It. ea t~ ° Pressure Hili tb Co.pon.nt 13 NI.. I C.A.S. Nu.b.r U M AvìD S Phl~icfl t,d ~e.lth ~'llrd Co.pon.nt ., N... I C.A.S. Nu.b.r I ec I t It IPP r ~ fire Hlurd [) Rllctivit, o O.llred [] SUddfn Re'else [] I d i t. Co.ponent U N... , C.A.S. Nu.b.r Nil tb o Pressure 'Yea ftb Coapon.nt' U N... , C.A.S. NUlber U " 0 z.. Phl~ic~1 tnd ~'lltb ~IJlrd COlponent., ..", C.A.S. NUlber I Ie ., ,t .t IPP 1 ' [) SUddfn Relels, [] di Co.pan.nt II NI.. I C.A.S. .uaber (] fire Huard [) R.lctivit, [] Dlllled II"; ,I te .. th ° Press~re II tb Co.pon.nt U .... , C.A.S. NUlber Phl~ierl "d ~er'th ~lllrd C.A.S. .ulber, Co.pan.nt II .... , C.A.S. lu.b.r I ee I ·t I IPp, [] D~II,ed (] Suddln Relels, (] d i t Co.pan.nt U .... I C.A.S. .uab.r o fire Huard . [) Reactivit, I'~ r' .1 tb o Pressure II tb Co.ponent U .... I C.A.S. IUlber - EMERGENCY CONTACTS .1 GIL. STile,....) ,,^~t-W:lK.L(. . U 'f)Nt;" ('Ç,lM1fIØ,.) M(~[ 'AO~ R1Ie TItle laD' T1[Tf'""T ~e~W liH~~~er eRIIÇR~pr. fr~ I ~I~f~e{ror.~~~k:¡~mf.' ft.i niilß" itffb~~lf~afil ø ub.IU,d In fbis tnd III Ittlç1ed1docv.'n~(1 Inl t,.t ~IS'~ Oft ., IÐQUlry 01 (has. In3lvl3uI's reIPonl~b" lor obtaining le. fDforaaLlon. be' eve thlt the sublltted Infor.1 on II true, .ccur.t., Ind co.plet.. ~ /1 , ~ , ~"''- AI-7t-/Ñ m~~ 5~v SfNL. ~ UA'V- mJ""ßKlifll'UI '~H. of -.e""lrlOoarUUl oVItt/operator', autborll.d r.ørlllatniv. nature ~~ñ~~ ?-/-9/ ~IU)f4~n-" '.....,-..:, ,- ..... ~--~" . . ". "'-_"'\"1 ~ " 1'" INVENTORY· 2 (Trade secret infonnation should be submitted on separate yellow sheet and labeled as "trade secret") County USê Only FlD , 'Physlcall F.ntry CaJifomia DOT Pure! Phys. Health Storage Pressure Temp. Loc. Location Description NFPA , Waste CAS 1# Mix State Characteristics Type Code HUard Category cP,M) (S,L,G,) FPRAC Code Code Code (to map) Clan 1 N/A Mixture 1203 M L X B 1 4 27 East of Bui1ding >/}, 2 N/A Mixture M I ' . X B 1 4 27 c./U nf Buildinn ::,''',: 3 N/A 67-56-1 M L X N 1 4 Shop FM Cabinet '.. ...,:,..:" .:. :d :, 4 N/A Mixture 1118 M L X F 1 4 Shoo Storaae < I) 4 "':: ..,:". N/A Mixture M L X N 1 Shoo Area ::". ,.. 6 N/A Mixture ORM M L X' X F 2 4 ShoD FM Cabinet i .,:(:.:' ,.. 7 N/A 107-21-1 l1lt2 M L X D 1 It Shop StoraQe > .:.:,.... 8 N/A Mixture 1270 M L X D 1 4 Shop Storage .d:' :> 9 N/A "'ixture M S X D 1 4 Shop Storage ¡···d/ / 10 N/A Mixture lq87 M L X N 1 4 ShOD Storaoe Ii: : ':.' 11 N/A Mixture 1824 4 . ":': M S X F 1 Shop StoraQe I,:·· .. ,. 12 N/A Mixture M S X R 1 4 Shoo StoraQe .........'..,.,. 13 N/A 7782 -ltlt-7 1072 p G X L 2 4 ShOD Storaae ..,. >:: "..':. ." 14 ~/A Olt-86-2 1001 P G X L 2 4 Shop StoraQe ',.:.. '::: 15 ~/A ~ixture 1090 M L X F 1 4 Shop FM Cabinet '.::: ,..;, \, ::'" 16 N/A 766-939 2800 M S X R 1 4 Snè{p 'Storage ' <:". - < '.'. : '.,d:'. '<..::.............. Page 3 of 4 e e , r . ~.~ I' . " INVENTORY. 1 (Trade secret infonnation should be submitted on separate yellow sheet and labeled a.~ "trade secret") CouutyÜse Only flD Entry Maximum Average 1# Days Mixture!Waste 1# Aml. at any Daily L Chemical Name/Mixture Common Name Composition on a One Time (Ibs) AmI. (lbs.) Site w % Amount ." "" 1 10,000 5.000 365 S Bland of Hydrocarbons Unleaded Gasoline Standard , .. 2 I';.(\(\n;:¡ I 7 '\0 ~hr;: 9 \J",ct-",n¡1' Waste Oi I Mix 3 16 oz 8 365 S Hydroxyl Aliphatic Bendix Air Guard 100% .,/ oz ~ ./ ~ 4 ~ gal 2 gal 365 DOT 3 Brake Fluid Pennzo i I Blend 5 10 aal I) aal ~61) 5 Mineral Snirits C;;:¡f~tv Kleen ~.. , Mix 6 32 oz 16 oz 365 ~ Aerosal Paint Aervoe Pacific Mix 7 1)1) aal 21) aal l61) ~ -. . r.lvcol . I An t i -... Miv 8 30 gal 20 gal 365 5 Petroleum Lubricant Pennzoil 409 Lube Mix q 70 n;:¡1 ~6c; I ithillm-Mn1v - - . 1 I "hp . M¡v 40 nal 10 6 gal 3 gal 365 :) Isopropyl Alcohol ZEP Mix 11 8 oz 4 07 ~6'\ "nrl i 11m . vrl rnv i d~ (""'lIct-¡r "nrl;:¡ Miv 12 20 Pec 10 Pec 365 ) Safety F I a re 01 in Mix n 7'\00 Ih gOO I h ~t:.'\ - ~,...u,... , c:. . 14 1500 Ib 700 Ib 365 ) Acetylene Airco Standard '" V 11) 8 oz ~ oz ~6c; ..., ' ..., . _ 1 Mix 16 ' 15 Bats 7 Bats 365 Battery Delco Remy " .-' ,.....y Mix (See, Instrucúons. Use additional lines for comments and attach additional inventory sheets as required.) Page 2 of 4 ':,'",' ;":'~Wr .'., . " . ," 'e e -- -,;;-..-:::------- e ATT¡J/ ßML&M-/f-- e fl>R.£IJA1òrë. General InforMation Page 1 RECEIVED - . NOV ? 6 1990 10/24/'30 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit Location: 3800 N SILLECT AV Ident NUMber: 215-000-001168 . Map: 102 Hazard: Low Grid: 24A Area of Vul: 0.0 CI:IY"ltact NaMe ¡- Title 1- BusiY"less PhclY"le 124 H :'l.n~ Phl:IY"le1 JOHN ACHA (805) 328-0111 x (805) 3'35-0378 DAVE CHAMPION (805) 328-0113 x (805) 3'33-3142 I I AdMinistrative Data Mail Addrs: 3800 N SILLECT City: BAKERSFIELD COMM Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 D&B NUMbet~: State: CA Zip: '33308- SIC Cc.de: Owner: UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Address: 3800 N SILLECT City: BAKERSFIELD PhclY"le: (':I6S) 328 -01/3 State: CA Zip: '33308- I I r Summary II II I - I ~I I, fA-vL I1H'-lrJ Do hereby cenity that I have (Type or print ftame) reviewed the attached hazardous materials manage- ment plan for V jJ 5 and that it along with (Name of Bualn...) any corrections constitute a complete and correct man- agement plan for my facility. I . ~~ /~6~&' 10/24/90 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order Page 2 02 - Fixed Containers on Site PIn-Ref Name/Hazards F cq·~rn QuaY'lt it Y MCP 02-001 GASOLINE ? 20,000 GAL Mc.derate 02-003 WASTE OIL ? 550 Lc.w GAL 02-002 ENGINE OIL ? 550 Minimal GAL j. e . e e 10/24/90 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 3 <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification ~rlt:5r cuL Cj// IN C~ of A SP¡'LL UPS WILL. A)o7iPy.' I. BA'K,GiRSFIe-I'[) .c,~¡;; .,. I-+A-~Mt+--r DrVJ.s~oÑ (_ SC>5-3;¿14-39?9 l. OFFIC.E or EMe~fdNC..'-t 5e.(2.UL~ /_ 8(X:J- 852.- 7S-S-0 3. ch -(V~Dµ /- 2- 0 q -;; (Pg - if 3f.:P¡ (2) Employee Notif./Evacuation NO SPECIFIC MEETING POINT FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE EVACUATED MAIN BUILDING OR CAR WASH <3> Public Notif./Evacuation ::z:. tJ C!-19-5€ . f/Or/~/e-D ßt- ßVI/¡;Ì¡J~ . (;),c. EMB1:.~IFIJC,Y ¡2t/ÓLI? WILL. d~ wo,e.D Or /4'1O¿.lTH¡ Tð 6?'V,4CV/f'/G""' <4> Emergency Medical Plan HAVE AN EMERGENCY PHONE LISTING FOR LOCAL POLICE, FIRE, AMBULANCE, HOSPITAL 10/24/'30 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 4 <E) Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1) Release Prevention ~~~~ p CA.. '" (2) Release Containment $.-uL ~ OUæ. Ft/e-L. .5'1s7é:-~ C!-o¡ll/s/;n ðr"" A j)oCl6/~ w!I£L 11't,J1<j. lJO(/ð/.¿'. W;4-L¿ ß'¡:J/~ HJwA~ J;í1la1 ~ m~µ/~ed ~ a.- .Ltw{.;K ~. ,é1·l/élZ1~/f4J Shvt opp Sw/ ~ t S ~/stP Lp~ /J-r 7H'~ ~a ¡Jv,.", fð . ~~fl~ (3) Clear, Up (4) Other Resource Activation e e e e 10/24/90 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 5 (F> Site Emergency Factors (1) Special Hazards (2) Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - SIDE OF MAIN BUILDING ACRESS FROM FUEL PUMPS B) ELECTRICAL - TO THE RIGHT INSIDE DOOR C) WATER - AT STREET, LEFT DRIVEWAY AT ENTRANCE D) SPECIAL - FUEL DISPENSERS EMERGENCY SHUTOFF E) LOCK BOX - NO (3) Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - FACILITY IS FULLY SPRINKLERED, HAS MONITORED FLOW ALARMS, HAND AND HOSE EXTINGUISHERS FIRE HYDRANT - 3 WAY PUMPER CONNECTION AT LEFT DRIVEWAY ENTRANCE (4) Held for Future uée 110/24/90 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 215-000-001168 00 - Overall Site Page 6 (6) Trai ni Y"lg < 1> Page 1 I~!" WE HAVE ?? EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY DO YOU HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE? ~¿5 BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING: £MPJ~\S TI~ /VI 5 DS ~ l'Ýkl"'~cJt o,J /Vi S 'DS 13~ \~ AIJ/qJ~ I Fo Id~ f!. vJ "-~ J S LoLA ¡e;i) D ¡V s.;#.I (!wß ShufJ. <2> Page 2 as needed .,:It,¡/H,.. :.";oJ';'__. I <3> Held {cf~;,Future Use <4> Held for Future Use It e e e CITY of BAKERSFIELD "H'E CARE" F=!RE ='EP.J..RiME)iT o s ~~::==H--¡2.}.!i 1~~lg-qù 2:0~ r- S~~ê~7 B~,K=nSFI~,-D. 33JO~ 326-39 Î ~ FIS::: C~IE¡= Dear Business Owner: Enclosed please find Material Management necessary to reject checked below. D Illegible Management information) . a copy of your response to the Hazardous Plan (HMMP) request. We have found it your plan for the fOllowing reason ( s) as Plan (please print or type Section(s) Inventory ~SSing or Diagram c===J of HMMP incomplete. D Incomplete. Missing or D Incomplete. This is to be corrected and resubmitted within 30 days to: ~ ~ 6-1t?91 City of Bakersfield, Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division 2130 G Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 If additional copies of any forms are needed they can be picked up from the Hazardous Materials Division at 2130 G Street in person. Sincerely yours, Coordinator REH/ed e e November 28, 1990 Mr. Paul Ahlin United Parcel Service 3800 North Sillect Av Bakersfield, Ca. 93308 RE~ Ha2ardous Materials Management Plan We are in receipt of the Ha2ardous Materials Management Plan, however you did not list a Dun & Bradstreet Number or a Federal ID number, you did not revise the inventory. The law changed in 1989 and a NEW form was introduced, this form must be filled out! If you have any questions please feel free to call. Sincerely, Valerie Pendergrass Ha2ardous Materials Division '¡ ,'«, \ e . " , ACTION PIAN SPILL C,)NTAM:E~rT PROCEDURES 1.· The UPS Manager at the scene: A. Remove all electrical power to spill site, etc., pump motor,electrical , lights, (if, damaged) ve hic le motors. B. Determine the cause or source of the spill and stop or contain it. C. Contain all spilled petroleum products on property through the use of sorbent material, earth dams, or any other material that will not allow 'the spill to enter drainae;e or .sa:1itary sewers, pipes, or ditches. 1. vfuen possible, contain spill on aspr~lt or concre~e within our property. 2. Use eq'.;ipment to contain large s~ills., 3. Oncec~ntained, C07er spill aDd provide security in the area. D. Notify local fire depart~Gnt of spills that have fire potential - do not allow fire department to hose down area and wash spill from property unless spill cannot be safely contained. 3:. Do not attempt to start up equipment until authorized by the District SpilL Coo~dinator. F. As soo;) as possible, begin record:..ng the infor'1a tion on the Te Ie phone Spill Incident Report aod maintain a chronological lOE of events. rtccord times, nanes, conversations, instructions given, and instructions received. ;,jo've all agencies notified, listing names am te":e:>hone HIS. Take pictureso~ all actions. G. Ir.suz·e ;;0 S.i·:OKING in and around spill site. H. ~¡otify ~ of the following in order: l. Faci Li ty spill coordinator or alternate 2. I:istrict. spill coordinator or alternate 3. . Dis trict manager h. rtegional spill coordinator or alternate I. Initiate clea~-up and removal preparations wit~ local contractor: DO NOT ?3:N¡)V~ .sPILL until directed byd:'strict spi"Ll coordinator; contractor should 3ta~t procedures to accor.1plis:1 removal at this, time; etc. Locate approved dump site, staJe equipment, obtain any ~rmits. 2. Reporting ti~e Incident If the spill is les3 than 5 gallons and is contained on an asphalt or concrete pa'¡emer¡t on ry?S premises with no part of t':e spill entering a drainage or sanitary sewer, pi~e or ditch, the incident only has to be reported to t~~ facility spiLL coo~dinator and no tele?hone incide~t report is necessary. f ,," e e ) . . ,'" SPCC HtOCEDURES FeR .. BAKERSFIELD ,.' P'.&CILIT!' SPILL Co-cImIXATŒ '. 2. A.LT!:RJIA.1'I r JOHN.. CHRISTY H~ P9JNI (805) 834-6296 HCMI PROMI (805) 366-3180 .1. PR.DfARY. JOHN NICHOLSON DIS'l'RI~ SPIU, CO-oRDINA.TCR (415) 633-4031 1. PRDfARYr Room DAIOGER HCItI PROd (415) 830-9437 2. A. I:rER.NATE: DOH THCIŒ HOIC PHOMI (41$) 1a62-;770 IœAL ~ E1fCT NUMBD 1. FIRE DE? AR'l'MENT PHONE (805) 324-4542 2. FUEL EQUIP. REPAIR CONTRA:C'l'CR SERVICE STATION MAINTENANCE PHONE (805) 325-0708 3.. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR LEVINER ELECTRIC PHOHE (~05) 323-7044 h. S?IIl. CLEAN-uP CONTRACTOR ENVORNMENTAL PROTECTION CORP. PHONE (805) 327-9681 ,. FACILITY M~INTENANCE MECHANIC DUANE NELSON PHONE (805) 337-3338 · ,¡ INCIDENT DAn:: e TELEPHONE SPILL INCIDEN'! RE. AND TIME: .' ... ~. ,. .. REPORT DATE: 4ND TIME: FACILITY NAME: DISTRICT: ADDRESS: STREET CITY COUN¡Y STATE PERSON REPORTING: PHONE: UPS MGR IN CHARGE. AT THE SCENE: PHONE: STORAGE ~APACITY: (IN GALLONS) GASOLINE DIESEL MOTOR MOTOR HEATING SOLVENT I ( OTHER OIL (NEW) OIL (USED OIL ) I OIL PRODUCT SPILLED: APPROX GALLONS: STOPPED DATE: AND TIME: E!ow Discovered? Nearest body of water or tributary? Distance? Any part of spill enter drainage or sanitary sewers, pipes or ditches? Spill contained on UPS premises? Spill contained on an asphalt or concrete pavement area? CONTRACTORS CONTACTED/AGENCIES AWARE OF INCIDENT: PHONE CONTRACTOR/AGENCY REPRES.E.~TATIVE 0ESCRIBE INCIDENT: (Include all facts relating to cause of incident; stopping, contain~ ing & cleaning-up of sp~ll; and contacts/conversations with agencies outside UPS) OCT82 .. - .--,- . . '8~e·· 'e ... .~ HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INSPECTION . . rl~}t RECEIVED BUSI!ŒSS NAME: U ". 1e.c:Á p{J¡t. ~ J;;.ft v- c e..- NOV 2 1 1988 LOCATION: 7Poo ..f'1 / Ie <-,,1- Ans'ó.......... .. INSPECTION DATE: 1/- / P - f? INSPECTOR: ftJ, L u ( ¡4 J VERIFICATION OF QUANTITIES D [2J [¥J ŒZJ ,'..... S" d c. 0 ¡(J... "".s c.... 11"...¿,?- .4.-1, ,ß~ e z.. <.. cJY ({;,¡<¿KJ..í <- VERIFICATION OF INVENTORY MATERIALS VERIFICATION OF LOCATION PROPER SEGREGATI:OR OF MATEIUAL .? - 5.F C;;¡4! ,D/l-vÞ"'J ~:.. .~' <P ç",,~ )~t~ éi1 ~ ..... / J~ VERIFICATION OF BAZ Ml\T TRAINING ~ ~ 1 VBRZPIrATXmr OF MSDS AVAIIABLB . COMMENTS : [S ŒJ VElUFICATION OF ABATEMBNT SUPPLIES & PROCBDtJRBS l>c I COMMEN'l'S : ElŒRGEHCY PROCBDORBS POSTED [2g EJ CONTAINERS PROPERLY IJ\BELED COMMENTS : VEIUl'XCA'fi01'lOP l"ACtLITÝ DI.AGÀAM EtJ SPEaAL DZARDS ASSOCIATEDWITR THIS FACILITY: , VIOlATIONS: e e CITY of BAKERSFIELD "WE CARE" /';2-l8-'1o 2101 H STREET BAKERSFIELD. 93301 326,391 Î FIRE DEPARTMENT D S NEEDHAM FIRE CHIEF RECEIVED I1AR A 6 1qqt DSíI. ........ ..... Dear Business Owner: Enclosed please find Material Management necessary to reject checked below. D Illegible Management information) . a copy of your response to the Hazardous Plan (HMMP) request. We have found it your plan for the fOllowing reason (s) as Plan (please print or type Section(s) Inventory ~SSing or Diagram c===J of HMMP incomplete. D Incomplete. Missing or c==J Incomplete. This is to be corrected and resubmitted within 30 days to: ~ u~ 6- /991 City of Bakersfield, Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division 2130 G Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 If additional copies of any forms are needed they can be picked up from the Hazardous Materials Division at 2130 G Street in person. Sincerely yours, Materials Coordinator REH/ed ,¡. . h .~: . ",;"," . ~ -~," / ,-",-'" .,";~/', ~~ e BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPAR~~ 2130 "G" STREET BAKERSFIELD. CA 93301 (805) 326-3979 r>:-r.r:-~"~!J nl~¡; 2 1 1981 Ans'd.. .......... OFFIcrAL CSE O~LY 001168 ID~ US IXESS ~A.\fE ;¿;? -:< t/- "'" HAZARDOUS MATERIALS BUSINESS PLAN AS A WHOLE FORM 2A INSTRUCTIONS: .. 1. To avoid further action, return this form by 2. TYPE/PRINT ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer the questions below for the business 4. Be as brief and concise as possible. as a whole. SECTION 1: BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DATA A. BUSINESS NAME: t.lAJ/TEt> PARCE~ .s£R1I/~ ~F ÃI1E1<ICA \ :rµC, B. LOCATION / STREET ADDRESS: 38ðð N. S /Lt.e-C,' CITY: BA~E"~S¡:IEi-1> ZIP: 933cg BUS. PHONE: (80S) 329- é) 113 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. E~PLOYEES TO NOTIFY IN CASE OF E~ERGENCY: NAME AND TITLE DURING BUS. HRS. AFTER S1;S. HRS. A. :J()If¡./ Æc+fA ,- CG"µTé~ HAV~GRPh;; 328"-"'1/ Ph# 3~S-":J7B B. ])AvfÇ CHAMPION - c.eJ.J Tl:R 11AµAGé"'~Ph;; 3z.S' -0".3 Ph;; 3'13 - 3 ,'" 2.. SECTION 3: LOCATION OF UTILITY SHUT-OFFS FOR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE A. NAT. GAS/.pRQP~: SIDE of i:1A: '::J::J BUU_J)/M(" /fC-RoSS FRt7M FUE:t.- PUMPS. B. ELECTRICAL;,O T#i;;- RlfitHr IAlS IÞE J>CtJR #.92. (Jµ ,SIDE: OF ~A-tAJ 8L/)~ IJEl'rR.. CARwASH.. C. WATER: AI $ïR.~E-r . l-/:¡;T þ~IV¡¡;WAY ¡+T IW/./TRIt-µa;: ..s'6tY IN P¿AAI-rE#I<· D. SPECIAL;FuE"¿ þt.sP1Ú..;.sIFR.s ..,.,ER(;¡E").JC.Y SH'-'trðrF- AI ChRwASf{ WAU, I/~ FelG¿. /$lAJJ»., E. LOCK BO~: YES ! ~o IF YES, LOCATION: I rF YES, DOES IT CO~TAIX SITE PLA~S? YES I ~O FLOOR PLA~S? YES / XO ~SDSS? YES / ~O KEYS? YES / ~O - 2A - . e '~ "- '-- ~ '!- <.J~~f~ -r_ :,.. j", À f" ' ~-~-., ., SECTION 4: PRIVATE RESPONSE TEA" FOR BIJSIXESS AS A ¡'iROLE GAtJ c,(')t.rrA/"; 11/µt"? FUEL. Sp,t.t.S WitH SPu..¿... }>ILUJWS - CAµ NOtlFÝ c.l-E-ÁÞ~4.,ß(¡~PTRAc::rt:'R) FuEL /.>IS¡>ë,f/S6Jl.. Rt::;'PÆIR Ct:J~c..Tt:JR, SECTION 5: LOCAL EMERGE~CY ~EDICAL ASSISTANCE FOR vov~ BUSINESS AS A WHOLE HAve AJ/ ~J1.t::RC.E).)C:Ý þtf(JAJT:: l-/~ríAJa, F=l'R /-t:JCA-L.- POt.-1 C.é ) F 1f2..é:) AHBt.I '-If..µc~) Ho$þ ITA-L é?/c. , u SECTION 6: EMPLOYEE TRAINING E~PLOYERS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A PROGRAM WHIC~. PROVIDES E~PLOYEES WITH I~ITIAL A~D REFRESHER TRAIXING I~ THE FOLLOWING AREAS. CIRCLE YES OR NO INITIAL A. ~ETHODS FOR SAFE HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .. @.§) NO B. PROCEDURES FOR COORDINATING ACTIVITIES WITH RESPONSE AGENCIES,..................... ..... ~ NO C. PROPER USE OF SAFETY EQUIP~ENT:........ .......... v S NO D. E~ERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES:.................· ES NO E. DO YOU MAINTAIN EMPLOYEE TRAI~ING RECORDS:....... S NO REFRESHER @~ NO :;0 NO NO NO SECTION 7: HAZARDOUS ~TERIAL CIRCLE, YES - NO - NONE DOES YOUR BUSINESS HANDLE HAZARDOUS :1.!\TERIAL IN' QUANTITIES LESS IHA:': 500 POG:.:D·S' OF A SOLrD,55 GALLONS OF A LIQGrD. OR 200 CUBIC FEET OF A CO:'1PRESSED GAS:,..... @ NO !rL.SÞ /Vtð/,¿6 ,HAJJ (H~ ¡VOTE:!> tf"'Avrl rles. ,.' . I. /?O(;'E"r< 4J. ])Alf; t;cR , certify that the above information is accurate. I understand that this information will be used to fulfill my firm's obligations under the new California Health and Safety code on Hazardous ~aterials (Div. 20 Chapter 6.95 S~c. 2550Q Et AI.) and that i~accurate infor~ation con~titutes perjury. . ~ .. S IG;;-¡ATGRE ~~/.~ TITLE ./)/5/.. 1"t1t(¡Jì. I'"'t:¡~. DATE i2./lþ'!g-7 ( I I. - ~o, - ¡<- // e . ~... i t< > ;. ..- .' / .' BAKERSFIED CITY FIR:: DEPARn¡::XT 2130 "G" STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 O??LC~A~ ~SE OXLY , . . , . ID;: ------" BUS !NESS XA:\!E: BUSINESS PLAN SINGLE FACILITY UNIT FORM SA INSTRUCTIONS 1. To avoid further action. this form must be returned by: 2. TYPE/PRINT YOGR ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer the questions below for THE FACILITY UXIT LISTED BELOW ',4. Be as BRIEF and CONCISE as possible . FACILITY UNIT~ I FACILITY UNIT NA.'fE: l,/JJlre-l> PltteCEÇL $l~I/{~ SECTION 1: MITIGATION, PREVENTION, ABATEMENT PROCEDURES S~E AïTl'tC-ffE"D' SPI¿L Ct9J/TA-o)/,·a;AJT PROCEþ't..lR.€'S ~ .. SECTION 2: ~OT!F!CATÍON A~~ EVACGATION PROCEDt~ES AT THISt~TT O\LY . , Se-/; /lr TT ACA+e-l> Pt..AtV· ).Ie .sf>ë(!.;/ FI c.. HE::E: T' p~ IØ r FØR Pe-cP,t: ¿..J-Ho HA-VEi" 6VA-CviA-TE=:) HIt/IJ BUI¿.ðlµ~ OR C-A(l t.V ASf{ I ~ . X" . e -.... ~._~. "':,.. ~ S;:CTTO:'; 3: HX7.i\RDm~S 'TÙT~'RTALS FOR THIS 17~\IT n~LY A. ~'A~ð~;~i; .:~~¡: i ~';.+~~~O,,~;~;,~~Z~~~~þ~~~;. r~é$~LE4IS"' GrAS lA/loAf u~ØS $~ÞBARS-A. · I r:. . see . If NO, continu~ with SECTIOX 4. B. Are any of the hazardous matel~ials a bona fide Tr:lde Secret YES G If No. complete a separate hazardous materials inventory form marked: XOX-TRADE SECRETS OXLY (t'Jhite form :;:4A-l) If Yes, complete a hazardous materials inventory form markp.d: TR~DE SECRETS O~LY (yellow for~ #4A-2) in aùdition to the non-trade secrpt for~. List only the trade secrets on form 4A-2. SECTION 4: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTICX FI+c-IL.l TV lS ¡:;'~l-4.'Ý,' ~PÆIµKLE¡e€,,b) tlA.s j'10jJITdR¡¡::-.D F~()W A-t..A-RM.5) tf~.µ/) Of- flC'se- ëkTlN¿;'U~~-If~R..s ít) ~t9 !2/!!£.~. ' ,.. "':_.. .,.. ~_,'..... . ",,_ _= ,........ ..... _...J. ..... .. '. ,-.....,- .: '.. ~.'-:,\J 7' -'::;.1':' '.'- "".~_.., ".--." . ....._-~--- , >,.".'- ,. ..'...... ,; ~._~__. . "._.._._ 4~ " SECTIOX 5: LOCATION OF WATER SüPPtY FOR USE BY ~GE:1CY RES?O~ERS 3 WA,/ PUHPt?'R c.cJ.JIJEFt:.-Tf¿')¡J AT ¿EF¡:::;, l>~/(/l?"w,+y E,vTRANCE '1 fN.þ(tAJ./"íS AT L-bCAT7IJi/,s µðTe:-j) (J),u 1>~AtJt.tJ(;, t>F ~/rB, ) SEcr!O~ 6: tOCATIO~ OF UTILITY SHUT-ûF:S AT THIS ~rT ONLY. A. xxr. GAS :9~gP.'\)~\ SlbE' of HÆf,.J B'l.flt.-blµG, IrC-RÇJ~S F~dJ.-1 Ft-lEI.... /buMPS; I B. ELECTRICAL: ~ Tð -r:tf~ RI6aH-T I,4)Sll>F ]::xJoR ~B2 CJ)..} ~/l>i: OF /VA-tAl B'1'l-blll~ }Jel+R CAl?w/+sf!1o C. ~'¡ATER: AI STf<.E:t: ì J U?FT 1>R.'VEf/,¿)1"tý A-, ti'¡./f¡eIt-A1C~ SIc;,µ Iv PLAAJTl?7R , D. 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