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Home My WebLink AboutUNDERGROUND TANK-C-10/17/95 ./ '.. . -.- .. _:~ If[] ~ (Ç ~àl!7 ~ ~l ûl Qf:T 24 '99S Di By r ~- -::--:- -! ._~....=. ATI EQUIPMENT INC. 1500 SO. UNION AVE. BAKERSFIELD, CA. B05-836-8196 FAX 805-835-8196 OCT. 1/ 1 '3'35 CITY OF BAKERSFIELD .- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ATI EQUIPMENT INC. IS NO LONGER DOING BUSSINESS IN THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD. WE HAVE VACATED THE PkOPERTY AT 1500 SO. ONION AVE~ I WILL CONTACT YOU AT A L~TER DATE TO MAKE AF<:F<:ANGEMENT FOF.: OUF.: F.:EMAINGING BALANCE. PLEASE DISCONTINUE ALL SERVICES. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP. r t HAF.:OLD AYLEP fJ e ~ 0 t{ d rS ~¿. 3J./0.2.9 tI? ú7ti7 þ7f~ ú1 I)..L/~t:¡ //2L/øf ~11 J"- (., f /) ~A/) '4~ 6S ?J (¡) ~f GY~?1 'J!. I ,--, ..x.... SITE MAP - Form 5 - BUSINESS PLAN MAP ~., 5/5 A' AREA MAP - For~ 5A '>- _-I.... J Business Name: If Form 5A Box is Checkeà: Area Map # of {) North Name of Area: ( I ! ¡J1r( t~ ;) l/iS'. 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Hazardous Materials Division v Date Completed Business Name: AT) Location: ¡"Ç (J 0 S; d,. V y \ o? Business Identification No. 215-000 600 L.\ (] J (Top of Business Plan) Station No. -ç Shift C Inspector ~ ()..\"~~'t'l/) Arrival Time: J 'Ç ~$ Departure Time: Inspection Time: i Adequate \ Inadequate C] C] C] C] D D I:] I:] ~~II be.. l/ V1 c v-,I"/ -¡- D¡-=1J - o¡ 5>- I:] I:] I:] I:] I:] I:] Verification of Inventory Materials Verification of Quantities Verification of Location Proper Segregation of Material Comments: _~ LA;<;' 'r¡e sS C 105.':.:, Verification of MSDS Availability Number of Employees: Verification of Haz Mat Training Comments: Verification of Abatement Supplies & Procedures Comments: Emergency Procedures Posted Containers Properly Labeled I:] I:] I:] I:] Comments: Verification of Facility Diagram Special Hazards Associated with this Facility: I:] I:] .../ Violations: ~/~ 'Business OwnerlManager PRI NAME SIGNATURE All Items O.K LJ Correction Needed LJ (i;- s; î !!:. !3 o u. White-Haz Mat Div Yellow-Station Copy Pink-Business Copy · ~f~~ ()..- l) LETTER #2 -EX/DE c / ORATION d" ~ .~ \þ ~~~L~~!~~ By Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Gentlemen: Under Section 302 of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA Title III), the EPA established a list of extremely hazardous substances in order to identify those chemicals which could cause serious irreversible health effects from accidental releases. This is to advise you that the facility identified below is subject to the requirements of Section 302 due to the fact that extremely hazardous substances are present on-site in quantities in excess of established threshold planning quantities: Regulated Substance: Facility Name: Facility Address: Sulfuric acid (in battèry electrolyte) Exide Corporation ISS'£) So. ul'tliof'J AvE- . (~ts c4. Q~~(.)Î Name of Facility Contact: ßlA1"c..I+/)Av¡~ ~ ~ (.,lP"I.....~ç~ (Designated Emergency Response Coordinator) A 1 so, in accordance wi th the provi s ions of Secti ons 311 and 312 of SARA Title III, enclosed are material safety data sheets for regulated hazardous chemicals present at this facility and a Tier II Emergency and Hazardous Chemical Inventory. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please contact th i S offi ce at ß'oç- ~?,C;- <It:it'I Very truly yo~rs, -J- cc: LEPC: Fire Dept.: Corporate Environmental Resources Dept. .~.~ ßl{~L- fY\'jv. 645 Penn Street Reading, PA 19601 P.O. Box 14205 Reading, PA 19612·4205 RollÏsed November 1990 Tier Two EMERGENCY AND tlAlAnOOUS CtlEMICAL INVENTOIlY S~cific Informdlioll by Chemical P'o. J-. '" L_ p.-g.. F Ofm A¡,p"", ad OM 0 No. 205<HJ072 FlcUlly Idenlll1caUo,,· .. ..n . . . . ~e.. ßAHevt .'. Ce~~e./.- 6)1"-()~ tçço ~o. 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(acute DeI.)'<Od (chronic, . o ....... :.': §" ." ,,,:,,:,,,~::~:::·:'i.::?::>}:::~:·:::·:i::.::::::::::'::::):::::}.::::::~·i::::::·.:i:· hav. anached a d. plan I h... ."ached alisl 01 d. coordinal. abtuevia.On. I hav. ."ached a ~ion 01 dikot and oIh., ..logU&ld """"u," ;). - ).. 7 ...q '>' 0.,. Ii Red M' " ......\\ e e 10/20/93 ATI EQUIPMENT INC 215-000-000403 00 - Overall Site Page 7 <G> Training <1> Page 1 WE HAVE 9 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY???????? DO'YOU HAVE MSDS SHEETS ON FILE AT YOUR FACILITY? COPIES OF MSDS FOR ALL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES TO WHICH EMPLOYEES OF THIS COMPANY MAY BE EXPOSED ARE KEPT IN THE MAIN OFFICE LOCATED AT 1500 S UNION. HAROLD AYLER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING AND MAINTAINING THE DATA SHEET SYSTEM FOR THE COMPANY. BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING PROGRAM: ALL EMPLOYEES WILL ATTEND TRAINING WHEN 1ST HIRED, ALL CURRENT EMPLOYEES ARE PRESENTLY BEING TRAINED. FOLLOW UP TRAINING WILL OCCUR EVERY SIX MONTHS, STARTING JUNE 1, 1989. EMPLOYEES WILL BE EXTENSIVELY TRAINED AND TESTED ON THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF HEALTH EFFECTS, DETECTION, EMERGENCY RESPONSE, EXPOSURE CONTROL, PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, WORK PRACTICES AND FIRST AID FOR EACH AND EVERY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL IN THE WORK PLACE. <2> Page 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use , -~ -ì:!¡ e e 10/20/93 ATI EQUIPMENT INC 215-000-000403 00 - Overall Site Page 8 <G> Training <4> Held for Future Use (Continued) · ,~. e - CITY of BAKERSFIELD "WE CARE" October 20, 1993 FIRE DEPARTMENT S. D. JOHNSON FIRE CHIEF 2101 H STREET BAKERSFIELD, 93301 326-3911 A TI Equipment Inc. Harold Ayler 1500 S. Union Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93307 Dear Mr. Ayler: We recently received your Hazardous Materials Business Plan for the above facility. However, due to the fact that the plan was entered on County forms, some items were omitted. Rather than send the whole thing back we entered as much information as possible. Please review the computer print out attached and complete the highlighted areas. They are as follows: 1) Dun & Bradstreet Number (Federal Tax Id No.) 2) SIC Code (Standard Industrial Classification) 3) Public Notification/Evacuation Procedures 4) Release Containment (How will you contain the released material?) 5) Clean Up (Once the material is contained how will you clean it up?) 6) Number of Employees Once you have addressed those sections, sign and date the first page of the print out. Then return it to our office located at 2130 "G" Street, Bakersfield, Ca 93301. Thank you for your cooperation. ;Jl~ ( Esther Duran Hazardous Materials Division led ~ HAZARDOUS MATE&S INSPECTION ~ aersfield'Fire Dept. Ha~ous Materials Division Date Completed <t? -;)., 5 ~ ~!¡ ( Business N.~.: fI 7.1, ~ Location: ¡SOO :)0._ Business Identification No. 215-000 00,*03 (Top of Business Plan) Station No. 5" Shift C Inspector ~ Arrival Time: / / ~O Departure Time: I / 3 0 Inspection Time: /0 /11~ Adequate Inadequate r! ~ o 0 Proper Segregation of Material 0 ~~~:~~? Veri~cation of MSDS Availability D !)a ~ Number of Employees: Lf- ~ Verification of Haz Mat Training tZQ D ~ Verification of Inventory Materials Verification of Quantities D D 3Ô~ ' Verification of Location Comments: Verification of Abatement Supplies & Procedures Comments: Jj2J D Emergency Procedures Posted Containers Properly Labeled D o æJ ~ Comments: Verification of Facility Diagram Special Hazards Associated with this Facility: D D Violations: ~röI:LJ'¡¥ler KM~~/ ~ ' Business OwnerlManag r PRINT NAME v SIGNATURE All Items O.K j Correction Needed ~ -¡;; ~ ¡¡ !!S N ~ o u. White-Haz Mat Div Yellow-Station Copy Pink-Business Copy r,,: -~ . - ~~(f;~I!~~~ ~ 10/20/93 ATI EQUIPMENT INC 215-000-000403 r NOV 1 9 1993 ¡ ! I ge Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information By I Location: 1500 S UNION AV Map: 124 Hazard: Moderate Community: BAKERSFIELD STATION 05 Grid: 08A F/U: 1 AOV: 0.0 - Contact Name Title Business Phone - 24-Hour Phone HAROLD AYLER OWNER/PRESIDENT (805) 836-8196 x (805) 363-6119 JEAN MARQUEZ OFFICE MANAGER. (805) 836-8196 x (805) 871-8990 Administrative Data Mail Addrs: POBOX 71208 D&B Number: 77-0279649 City: BAKERSFIELD State: CA Zip: 93387- Comm Code: 215-005 BAKERSFIELD STATION 05 SIC Code: 4212 Owner: HAROLD AYLER Phone: (805) 363-6119 Address: 4251 WYATT ST State: CA City: BAKERSFIELD Zip: 93306- Summary It 1 I, HAROLD AYLER (Type or print name) Do hereby certify that I have reviewed the attached hazardous materials manage- ment plan for ATI _.Eo.~!R.::.2!1-(;lnd that it along with (N~!T\O .:tt ~~'J;,~·i.;",.;:'a~.t;) any corrections constitute a complets and correct man- agement plan for my facility. ~4~ .... Dale , e - 10/20/93 ATI EQUIPMENT INC 215-000-000403 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order Page 2 02 - Fixed Containers on Site PIn-Ref Name/Hazards Form Max Qty MCP 330 High FT3 281 Low FT3 500 Low GAL 02-002 ACETYLENE ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth Gas 02-001 OXYGEN ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth Gas 02-003 WASTE OIL ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid , e e 10/20/93 ATI EQUIPMENT INC 215-000-000403 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 3 Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-002 ACETYLENE ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth Gas 330 High FT3 CAS =It: 74-86-2 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 -- 3301 200.00 3,840.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:I Location PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER Above AmbientSW OF WAREHOUSE - Conc l 100.0% Acetylene Components ~ MCP ---p;uide High I 17 02-001 OXYGEN ~ Fire, Pressure, Immed Hlth Gas 281 Low FT3 CAS =It: 7782-44-7 Trade Secret: No Form: Gas Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WELDING SOLDERING Daily Max FT3 ----r-- Daily Average FT3 --r-- Annual Amount FT3 -- 281 I' 150.00 I 2,000.00 Storage r Press T Temp -:I. Location PORT. PRESS. CYLINDER Above AmbientlSW OF WAREHOUSE - Conc l 100.0% Oxygen, Compressed Components ~ MCP ---p;uide Low I 14 02-003 WASTE OIL ~ Fire, Delay Hlth Liquid 500 Low GAL CAS =It: 221 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Waste Days: 365 Use: WASTE Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 500 I 100.00 1,200.00 Storage ABOVE GROUND TANK r Press T Temp -:I Location Ambient AmbientCENTER OF WAREHOUSE - Conc l Components 100.0% Waste Oil, Petroleum Based r:::- MCP ---p;uide I Low I 27 , e e 10/20/93 ATI EQUIPMENT INC 215-000-000403 00 - Overall Site Page 4 <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification CALL 9-1-1. <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation IF THERE IS A SUSPECTED LEAK OR SPILL, THE EMPLOYEE IS TO ALERT EVERY PERSON IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA OF THE POSSIBLE EXPOSURE AND GO IMMEDIATELY TO THE DESIGNATED EVACUATION AREA. THIS P~RSON WILL ASSIGN ONE PERSON TO CONTACT THE OFFICE AT THE YARD TO ALERT THEM OF THE POSSIBLE EXPOSURE AND TO BEGIN EVACUATING THE BUILDING, MEETING AT THE DESIGNATED EVACUATION AREA. THIS PERSON IS TO THE DIAL EMERGENCY SERVICE AT 9-1-1 AND ALERT THEM OF THE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL EMERGENCY. THE DESIGNATED EVACUATION AREA IS LOCATED NW OF THE WATER TANK. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation VERBAL. <4> Emergency Medical Plan MERCY HOSPITAL 2215 TRUXTUN AVE. (805) 327-3371 SAN JOAQUIN HOSPITAL 2615 EYE ST. (805) 327-5551 · , e e 10/20/93 ATI EQUIPMENT INC 215-000-000403 00 - Overall Site Page 5 <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention THE VICE PRESIDENT OF ATI EQUIPMENT, INCORPORATED HAS ASSIGNED A YARD PERSON TO MONITOR EACH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DAILY FOR POSSIBLE LEAKS OR SPILLS. THE ASSIGNED YARD PERSON WILL HAVE A CHECK LIST FOR EACH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL. EVERY DAY THIS PERSON WILL CHECK EACH CONTAINER AND INITIAL THE CHECK LIST STATING THAT EVERYTHING IS SAFE AND:SECURE. <2> Release Containment CONTAINMENT WITH KITTY LITTER ABSORBENT. <3> Clean Up EVERGREEN ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES (WASTE OIL PICK UP) <4> Other Resource Activation · , . e e 10/20/93 AT I EQUIPMENT INC 215-000-000403 00 - Overall Site Page 6 <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - NONE B) ELECTRICAL - BOX AND SHUT OFF VALVE ON THE S SIDE OF BLDG C) WATER- ON S SIDE OF OFFICE (ABOVEGROUND) D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> FireProtec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ARE LOCATED AT THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE SHOP. NEAREST FIRE HYDRANT - LOCATED ON THE E SIDE OF UNION AVE. <4> Building Occupancy Level r I e e\ .. (7 BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTM . ç;œ!~~~fn\ : SE~ 29 1993 ~ ./ HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVIS"ION I 2130 "G" STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA. 93301 By I ¡! I I o~· ..~.- -. ..---.---- --- ~ION 1: BUSIHESS IDENTIFICATION DATA A. 'FULL LEGAL BUSINESS NAME: A T I ~IPMENI' INCORPORATED DOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN ·z{D7 .¡::- -eÆ fr c¡ . l~<{ -osit- ~--5ê;/ B. PHYSICAL LOCATION/STREET ADDRESS:_!SOO _SOUTELUNION ZIP: --2.1381 _ _ BUS. PHONE: ( 805 ) 836:-8196 .- .... . #.' ... CITY: BAKERSFIELD C. MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 71208 CITY : _BAKERSFIELD ZIP : ~387 D. HAVE YOU FILED A BUSINESS PLAN WITH THE DEPARTMENT UNDER A DIFFERENT NAME WITHIN THE LAST TWO YEARS? YES NO -1L- IF YES, UNDER WHAT NAME DID YOU FILE? X OR REVISED BUSINESS PLAN E. THIS SUBMISSION IS A NEW SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIPICATIONS In the event of an emerge"ncy involving the release or threatened release of a hazardous material, telephone 9-1-1 and then (800) 852-7550 or (916) 427-4341. This will notify your local fire department and the State Office of Emergency Services as required by State law. Additional Federal reports may be required. PERSONS WHO SHOULD BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY AT YOUR BUSINESS THAT HAVE FULL ACCESS AND CAN PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: B . MARQUEZ, JEAN DURING BUS. HRS. Ph# (805 ; 836-8196 Ph# (.805) 836-8196 AFTER BUS. HRS. Ph# (805 ì 363-6119 Ph# \ 805 ) 871-8990 NAME AND TITLE A . AYLER, HAROLD " - CONTINUED ON REVERSE - ; ( 1 ) .-- /'~ ~ SE~q¡,~~~: OP THE MAIN UTILITY S&pPS POR THE ENTIRE ." A. NAT.GAS/PROPANE: ---- -- B. ELECTRICAL: The electrical box and shu~ 0:£ valve lS loca~eè or. the south side of the buildinG. C. WATER: By Water Tank (Above Ground) on South siàe 0: Office. D. SPECIAL/OTHER: E. LOCK BOX: YES@ IF YES, LOCATION: IF YES, DOES IT CONTAIN SITE PLANS? YES / NO MSDS? FLOOR PLANS? YES / NO KEYS? YES / NO YES / NO. SECTION 4: PRIVATE RESPONSE TEAM DESCRIPTION Do you have a group of employees trained to handle minor involving hazardous materials at your business? Yes If so, you must explain the level of training and equipment and how they are notified to respond. accidents No ----X.... they possess ~ ,. ... SECTION 5: IDENTIFICATION OF THE CLOSEST APPROPRIATE EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE TO YOUR BUSINESS #lMercy Hospital #2 San Joaquin Hospital ADDRESS: 2215 Truxtun Avenue 2615 Eye Street CITY: Bakersfield, CA 93301 Bakersfield, CA 93301 PHONE': (~) 327-3371 COMMENTS/ADDITIONAL INFO: PHONE: (805) 327-5551 Emergency Roc - CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE - ( 2 ) -' e e 3 I ,,/ " , . \ i "~ I "" I ID# DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BOX r- 'r ~.;.-~. BUSINESS PLAN ADDITIONAL AREA DETAILS FORM :3 This form is used as a supplement ~o Form ~ and is required when directed by the administering agency and/or the business consists c: several buildi~gs or a large geographic area. Name of this area or subdivision N/A .-------.---------.------ This is Area # of a total of areas or buildings SECTION 1: EXPLAIN WHAT PREVENTION, MINIMIZATION, AND CLEANUP _ PROCEDURES YOUR EMERGENCY PLAN INCLUDES FOR THIS AREA OR BUILDING. INCLUDE A DESCRIPTION OF MONITORING . EQUIPMENT AND PROCEDURES. I , t SECTION 2: EXPLAIN THE NOTIFICATION METHOD AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES YOU HAVE DEVELOPED FOR, THE EMPLOYEES THAT WORK IN THIS AREA OR BUILDING. - CONTINUED ON REVERSE - .. ( 1 ) '~þ) ,¿' .'3; E~AIN WHAT PRIVATE FIRE PROT~TION SYSTEMS ARE IN PLACE IN THIS AREA OR BUILDING THAT MAY ASSIST EMERGENCY RESPONDERS. . . SECTION 3: SECTION 4: LIST THE LOCATION OF ANY WATER SUPPLIES IN THIS AREA OR BUILDING THAT MAY BE USED BY EMERGENCY RESPONDERS. .... ·4 SECTION 5: LIST THE UTILITY SHUTOFF LOCATIONS THAT CONTROL THIS PARTICULAR AREA OR BUILDING. A. NATURAL GAS/PROPANE: B. ELECTRICAL: C: WATER: D. SPECIAL/OTHER: E. LOCK BOX IN AREA? YES NO (CIRCLE ONE) LOCATION: COH'l'EH'l'S : ( 2 ) S'ECTION 6: ~YEE TRAINING e j EMPLOYERS ARE REQUIRED BY STATE LAW TO HAVE A PROGRAM WHI=H PROVIDES EMPLOYEES WITH INITIAL AND REFRSSHER TRAINING IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: -/ 1) Methods for safe handling of the hazardous materials used by you~ business. 2) The CAL OSHA Hazard Communication Standard. 3) Correct us= of emergency response equipment and supplies available at your business. 4) The prevention, minimizing, and cleanup procedures you have developed for your business and explained on the business plan forms. 5) The emergency evacuation plans you have developed, the notification procedures used to alert people to evaluate, and the closest location to obtain appropriate emergency medical care. 6) Procedures to coordinate with and assist the local emergency personnel that may respond to your business. 7) Who and how to call for immediate assistance in the event of an accident involving hazardous materials. Describe the location of the written plan and the trai~:ng records which are required to be developed and maintained. Stàte law requires your training records to be inspected. ~ 1) -OCficc - 1500 SOUTH UNION SUITE B. BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93387. - FILING BOX WEST OF ENTERENCE. ill j STOP! Is your business divided into smaller geographic areas or units? I l No I I Yes I I I Continue on with Sections 7 through 10 of this form. Do not answer Sections 7 through 10· of this form. Sign your name at the bottom of Page 5, then fill out a Form 3 for every area your business was subdivided into. - CONTINUED ON REVERSE - .. (3 ) SECTION .7: e .. ' EXPLAIN WHAT PREVENTION, MINIM TION, AND CLEANUP PROCEDURES YOUR EMERGENCY PLAN INCLUDES. INCLUDE A DESCRIPTION OF MONITORING METHODS AND PROCEDURES. ~/ >~ . All employees will attend training when 1st hired, all current employees are presently being trained. Follow up training will occur every six months, starting June 1, 1989. Employees will be extensively trained and tested on their knowledge of health effects, detection, emergency response, exposure control, pro- tective equipment, work practices and first aid for each and every hazardous material in the work place. The Vice President of A T I EQUIPMENT' , Incorporated has assigned a yard person to monitor each hazardous material daily for possible leaks or spills. The assigned yard person will hªve a check list for each hazardous material. Everyday this person will check each container and initial the check list stating that everything is safe and secure. ... . '. . SECTION 8: EXPLAIN THE NOTIFICATION METHOD AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES YOU HAVE DEVELOPED FOR THE EMPLOYEES TO USE IN AN EMERGENCY. YOU MUST INCLUDE A MEETING POINT. If there is a suspected leak or spill, the employee is to alert every person in the immediate area of the possible exposure and to go immediately to the designated exacuation area. This person will assign one person to contact the office at the yard t? a~ert them. of the possib~e exposure and to begin evacuating the bu~ld~ng, meet~ng at the des~gnated evacuation area. This person is tò then dial emergency services at 9 - 1 - 1 and alert them of the hazardous material emergency. The Designated Evacuation Area is located NORTH WEST of the UNLIMITED SUPPLY Water Tank. - CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE - (4 ) SECTION 9: EXP~N WHAT PRIVATE FIRE PROTE~ON SYSTEMS ARE IN PLACE THAT MAY ASSIST EMERGENCY RESPONDERS. ./ FIRE EXTIN:;UISHERS ARE LCCATED AT THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE SHOP. SECTION 10: LIST THE LOCATION OF ANY WATER SUPPLIES THAT MAY BE USED BY EMERGENCY RESPONDERS. .... ·4 A Fire Hydrant is located on the east side of Union Ave. WID!E~IS A CITY WATER SUPPLY AT THE EAST CENTER END OF THE YARD. I, HAROLD AYLER . certify that the .formation submitted on all the business plan forms is accurate and co~plete. I understand that this information will be used to fulfill my obligations under California Health and Safety Code Division 20 Chapter 6.95 et seq. and Title 42 U.S.G.C. Section 1100 et seq. and false information may be punishable by fine, imprisonment, 2£ both. Title Pr~sid~n~ Signature Date (5 ) BUSINESS NAME: A T I EQUIPMENT INC. OWNER NAME: HAROLD AYLER__._._ LOCATION. 1500 SOtJI'H UNION. .__ ADDRESS: 4251 WYATI' STREET ___..____ CITY, ZIP-;BAKERSFIELD, 933JP "CITY, ZIP:BAKERSFIÈL~-·933-Ò6"·· PHONE #: (806) 836-8196 __... .___..______ PHONE #: _L605) 36.3=6l19~_.._:- .____-==--==--:..~~.:.~.: STANOARO-'INÒ. CLASS CODË:__A=BL_____ NAME OF THIS FACILITY: REFER TO INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER CODES HAZARDOUS Standard Business 'rx, L _..J ., . .... ..... _0- _ ___ "'--'..._"0_ . , , MATERIALS INVENTORY ~} ,. ',f. ooN AND BRAnSHlll N\I~:L¡;' --.-....---... .-. ........----... Pagp . _1... 0; 2 . _.-- - .----..-.-... .- -..-.-..------ .-------....--....:.-.---.- --_...-". 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Cr.rtificatioo (/(c,1d Bud sip,II afte,. comph'Ung alJ St:(:tions) ..,~" I cP',·tily under pend1ty of law that I have person.llly u"'llned and al hlllÍ1iar with the infor.ation submitted in this and all attached docullents, and that bned t)fI .Y . inquiry of thos~ individua1s responsible for obtaining the inforllation.1 believe that the sub.itted infnrm~tinn.is true. accura~e, and c~plete. HAROLD AYLER, PRESIDENT ¡¡å",ëi;~d :lffiëiãT t it Ie of owner/operator o~·õwñë;:¡õ¡;ë¡:ãfõ¡:rš-ãúŒõ¡:liëa-¡:ë¡;¡:ë~ëñtðflÿë Signature ..._m' ·..·.....·----.....·..-·..Oãídí~ñëd--···· . e A·rj~k. .15OO.sødft (búðIIAœ _!PO_~næs ~CAgJJ87 - I W R I T TEN H A Z A R D COM M U N I CAT ION PRO G R A ~1 ;'.;1 , INTRODUCTION: A T I EQUIPMENT INCORPORATED : has cleve Ie PC? a Hazar-è Cornmun~cation Program to enhance; our enplo~'ec:s I heal'tl, anci safe'.:y. As a company we intend to provide inf()rm::J~-~"n '''~-''JU~- ('!:('o:,;'-;' hazards and other hazardous substances, ðl1J the con:~o: O~ hazards via our comprehensive Hazard Communication Program ~hich ~ncludes container labeling, Material Safety Data Sheet~ (MSDS) a~d training. . ~. The Following Program Outlines How We will Accomplish This ObJe~~~ve. 1. Container Labeling. It is. the policy of this Company that no container of hazardous substances will be released fer use until the following label information is verified: *Containers are clearly labeled as to the contents *Appropriate hazard warnings are noted *The hame and address of the manufacturers are listed This responsibility has been assigned to Dale Langston, Vice President ,of this company. To further ensure that employees are aware of the hazards of materials used in their wor}~ areas, it is our policy to label all secondary containers. The supervisor in each section will ensure that all secondary containers are labeled with either an extra copy of the original manufacturer's label or with generic labels which have a block for identity and blocks for the hazard warning. 2. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) Copies of HSDS for all hazarùous substances to which employees of this company may be exposed are kept in the main office located a·t 1500 SOUTH UNION BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93387. HAROLD AYLER wi 11 be responsible for obtaining and maintaining the data sheet system for the company. ) .. e JC1'~%nc. UfX1 fbWnAR. f10 2I1.\:l12OI ~ CJ/t9»11 e '"' WRITTEN HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION PROGRAM PAGE - 2 ., 1 j r THE A T I President will rc:vi c>w incominq data shee·c.s :0::: ne,," and s~gn~ficant health/safet~ information. He will see that any new information is passed on to the affected e~ployees. MSDS will be reviewed for completeness by the PRESIDENT If an MSDS is missing or obviously incomplet8, a new MSDS will be requested from the manufacturer. Cal/OSHA will be notified if a complete MSDS is not received. MSDS are available to all employee:; :1. '.~h,'~:···.\: :'H". ~ü'::- review during each work shift. If MSDS are not ava~lable or new hazardous substance(s) in use do not have ~ISDS, please contact the PRESIDENT IMMEDIATELY. ~ 3. Employee Information and Training. .' '... I Employees are to attend a health and safety orientation set I up by the A T I President, prior to starting work for information !. and training on the following: *An overview of the requirements contained in the Hazard Communication Regulation, including their rights under the Regulation. *Inform employees of any operations in their work area where hazardous substances are present. *Location and availability of the written hazardous communication program. *Physical and health effects of the hazardous substances. *Methods and observation techniques used to determine the presence or release of hazardous substances in the work area. *How to lessen or prevent exposure to these hazardous substances through usage of engineering controls,' work practices, and/or the use of personal protective equipment. *Steps the Company has taken to lessen or prevent expo~ure to these substances. *Emergency and first aid procedures to follow if employees are exposed to hazC:tl"t1ous suj)stance (s) . --' e e A'1'f~" lS(XJ S/1IÍÍfJUr/tlaJCIM. !!O_~moø ~Qt!Wlf ~ WRITTEN HAZARDOUS CO~rnUNICATION PROGRAl1 PAGE - 3 *How to hazard reaC:l laljè 1 ~ [l nc¡ inÍormation. :~ (l',' : .,' . r·:s¡);~ ,.C 0;]',.,J.l:~ .J~propl-':a:.e NOTE: It is critically il11portéln:_ thÐ.t all of our employees understanã the traininq. I [ you have an'.' adò i '-: ì C'Da 1 gues tions , please contact HAROLD AYLER THE. (~(j.1,~paj]Y PRESIDENT. When new hazardous substances are introduced, will review the above items as they are related to the new material in your work area safety meeting. ~ .. 4. List of Hazardous Substances. The following is a list oÍ all known hazardous s~~~t~~~es present at 1500 SOlIDi UNION, A T I EQUIPMENT Incorporated's yard. Specific information on each noted hazardous substance(s) can be obtained by reviewing the Material Safety Data Sheets. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES WORK AREAS Acetylene Gas Waste Oil Oxygen Yard Yard Yard 5. Hazardous Non-Routine Tasks " Periodically, employees are required to perform hazardous non-routine tasks. Prior to starting work on such projects, each affected employee will be given information by their supervisor about hazards to which they may be exposed during such an activity. The information will include: *Specific hazards. *Protective/safety measures which may be utilized. ~Measurec the company h~s tQken to les5en the hazards ~ncluding ventilation, respirators, presence of another employee and emergency procedures. .-------.-- e e A '1'% f'.41dpmørt f1fI:. JS(1JS«itI&~AØL JIO_mJJ8 ~Qtm17 '" WRITTEN HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION pnOG~1 PAGE - 4 6. INFORMING CONTRACTORS To ensure that outside contractors wor}c safely ~~ o~r plant, it is the responsibility of the Vice Pres~àent to pro,oiãe contractors the following information: *Hazardous substances to Wllich they may be exposed while on the job site. *precautions the employers m~y tnkc 1:0 1es~~r ~h€ possiblity of exposure by usage of appropriat~ pro~eçc~vc rn~as~res. If anyone has questions about this plan contact HAROLD AYLER Our plan will be monitored by HAROLD AYLER i Company PRESIDENT to ensure that the policies are carried out and that the plan is effective. ~ .. Signature ./ e A'rj~1ItC. J.S(XJ SøtiJ;Æ1:biIDn AI& _ŒO_~112D8 ~0(JJJ17 e " HAZARD COMMUNICATION EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAM DATE: Our employee training program has been developed on ~he basis 0: groups (types) of hazardous substance(s) used and the comQor. hazards associated with them. For specific hazard information on cac]) b=and of ma~c=~3: ~ne MATERIAL SAFETY DATI> SHEETS (r-1SDS) rnus~ he reviewed. OVERVIEW OF THE HAZARD COMMUNICATION REGULATION The Hazard Communication Regulation is intended to ensure that both employers and employees are aware of the dangers associat~d with hazardous substances in their workplaces. The following:· information is a review of the specific requirements of a hazard communication program, including container labeling, MSDS ahd training. WRITTEN HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM We have a written program that outlines how we will provide information and control your exposure to hazardous substances. This plan is available for your review during our training and at the yard (1500 SOUI'H UNION \ for review during your workshift. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES USED IN OUR WORKPLACE In our shop we use a variety of products. Most of these products contain one or more hazardous substances. Let's revie~l the HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE INVENTORY LIST in your work area. READING LABELS AND MSDS Lab~l~: A product label,on bottl,the original and secondary con~a1ners should be rev1ewed prlor to working with the material. Each label will have two important pieces of information you should be familiar with:' 1. The i den tit Y of t:))e !J Ll 7.,11-cl ou~> S u!J:"i.ùncc 2. Hazard Warnings e Jt·f'l~2&. 1500StM/I UnIDIIAR. _tpO_~WJJ8 ~QI(9JW e ~ HAZARD COMMUNICATION EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAM PAGE - 2 The label on the oI'igina.l c;ont.ainer \·:ill also 57.2.:'02 :':1e name and address of the manufactureI'. The label should act as a visual reminder of the in~ormat.ion we have presented in this tr3ining session an¿ o~ the info=rna:.io~ found in more detail on the MSDS. It is essential for your safety Lhil~ you rea~ the ilazard Warning and only use the Hazardous Substance{s) within the guidelines prescribed on the label. Questions concerning the label should be directed to your supervisor/foreman. .... ~1aterial Safety Data Sheets (MSDS): The ì-iSDS is the primaty means we will use to convey the necessary information about th~ hazards of the substances we use. The manufacturers and importers are responsible for providing us with adequate infor- mation to use the substance safely. The specific items are reviewed in your SUMMARY OF CALIFORNIA'S HAZARD COMMUNICATION REGULATION ---- . ---,-. . -.. - "---'---'-- j e Jt'f:l~_ 1.SOOJ«iif& (bdMJW&. .!fO.~71208 ~CJ(!æ17 tit "". INSTRUCTORS MANUAL PHYSICAL AND HEALTa HAZARDS OF THE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE(S) USED Employees are to be trained specifically about the haza~ds o~ the substances in thei~ work areas. This may be done by speci:ic Hazardous Substance(s) or by cùtegories of haza~ds, but i~ any case, the employee is to be avare tllat ~nformDtion is ava~:able on the specific hazards of in¿ividbal Hazardous Subs~ances t!l~ough MSDSs. Employees may be trained using the COr:ì!í1();', :'~"l-'~ 01- ::'1'2:-,:.:;- ic: ;,:hemical group or by reviewing the specific MSDS, as long as the training includes the following information: 1. Measures to protect employee from the hazards (i.e. wor~ practices, engineering controls and the use of personal protective equipment) . 2. The physical and health hazards of the Hazardous Substance(s). 3. Detection of release of the substance; emergency and first aid procedures. MSDS - FORMS ATTACHED FOR EACH SPECIFIC HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE ) e Jt '1'% ~1N;. . JSœ$Gailt fbùøIIJtrAt. _!PO_~T1Z/JI1 ~CJI(gæg e "'" PRODUCT/CHEMICAL GROUP: ACE:'cylcne (Gas), (E".:hyne) HEALTH EFFECTS: EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE; Acetylene has beer. used as an anesthetic, but it acts as a simple asphyxian~ if present in concentrations high enough to deprive lungs 0= oxygen. Exposure to oxygen-deficient atmosphere can cause dizziness, loss of consciousness and death, however, the lower flammable limit 0: acetylene in air is reached before suffocation could occ~=. DETECTION OF RELEASE: Odor Acetylene (Gas) may produce a distinctive garlic like odor, but don't depend on odo= to warn you. Odor thresholds (lowest level that can be detected) vary widely from person to person. HO~'JI:~"!':':~ I :..-;c]Cl.' :-;a:; ,.:::¡ :::~ ~'ou of exposure. LEAK CHECK with soap'}' wat.8l:, never use a flame. Appearance: Acetylene is a colorless gas. Do not rely on appearance to warn you of exposure. ~ ... EMERGENCY RESPONSE: Shut off source of acetylene if possible.' Use water spray to cool fire exposed cylinders. A sma¡l flame may be put out but if a large flame is present, let it burn provided personnel or building structure is not in danger. If a flame is extinguished and acetylene continues to escape, an explosive reignition could occur. Evacuate immedicate area. Eliminate any possible ignition source and provide maximum explosion proof ventilation. Isolate any leaking cylinder and contact supplier. EXPOSURE CONTROL: Following Safety Rules setforth by A T I EQUIPMENT Incorporated will ensure limited expOSU.Lt:: to hazardous materials. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Use approved respiratory protective equipment as established by our Safety Program. WORK PRACTICES: Never use copper piping for acetylene service only steel or wrought iron pipe should be used. Do not open cylinder valves more than !2 turn. Never use in excess of 15 PSIG pressure. Acetylene cylinders are heavier than other cylinders because they are packed with a porous filler material. Secure cylinder when in use. Keep valve protection cap in place when cylinder not in use. APPROPRIATE EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES: INHALATION - I [ overcome by vcõ<pors, l-emove f rom exposure and call a physician immediately. If breathing is irregular or has stopped, start resuscitation. e Jt 'Tf '£t/II#rttføt f1IC. lJI(X)$GIIiÆ~'-' ~_TZ2DII ~Ctl9JJ81 e '-. PRODUCT/CHEMICAL GROUP: oxygen (Gas) HEALTH EFFECTS: Exposure to oxygen at higher pressures has been found to affect neuromuscular coordination an¿ atte~tive powers. DETECTION OF RELEASE: Oxygen is an odorless, colorless, ~as~less gas. If you think there is an oxygen leal: from the cylinder, detection could be audible. - aD audible hiss is no~lce¿, follow emergency response proceGcre~. Leak Check with soapy water, never use a flame. APPEARANCE: Oxygen is a colorlesss gas. Do not ..ely on appearance to warn you of an exposure. EMERGENCY RESPONSE: Shut off Oxygen gas, if possible, and use the appropriate media for the surrounding fire. Though not ~ flammable itself, oxygen vigorously accelerates combustion. .; Use water spray to cool fire-exposed containers. If possible' remove oxygen' containers from fire area. Materials\vhich do not burn in air, may burn in oxygen-enriched atmosphere where the oxygen content exceeds 21%. O):ygen may form explosive compounds when exposed to combustible materials or oil, grease, and other hydrocarbon materials. EXPOSURE CONTROL: Following Safety Rules setforth by A T I EQUIPMENT Incorporated will ensure limited exposure to hazardous materials. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Safety Glasses are recommended when handling high pressure cylinders. WORK PRACTICES: Store cylinders away from heat or open flame. Do not store oxygen closer than 20 feet from flammable or combustible materials. Keep cylinders free from oil and grease. Follow general safety procedures for handling compressed gas cylinders. Secure cylinders when in use. Keep valve protection cap in place when cylinder not in use. Oxygen is not to be used as a substitute for compressed air. APPROPRIATE EMERGENCY AND FIRST àID PROCEDURES: INHALATION - If overcome by vapors, remove from exposure and call a physician immediately. If breathing is irregular or has stopped, start resuscitation. e A 'T1 $JpdpmtIIt """ .uoo.s-iÆ'\'bUøa--. _f'O.~1J2JJI ~Ot9JJl1 e , . '" S A F E T Y ^ N D H E A L T H MAN U A L INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE A. PURPOSE. To outline DECI-l respiratory protective program require- ments and ensùre that employees are protected from occupational respiratory hazards when engineering and/or ùdministrativc cOlìt.:J'ol~ ;:¡rc not practical. B. APPLItABILITY. I i This procedure applies to. ~mployces ùnd associated supervisors who may encounter occuþational respiratory ~ hazards which cannot he adequately and feasibly controlled by engineering and/or administrative controls. ' C. PÖLICY. Employee exposure to occupational respiratory hazards shall be limited insofar as practical engineering and/or administrative controls. In instances where employees must utilize respirators, all associated procedures shall be consistent with applicable regulatory requirements and established professional practices. D. RESPONSIBILITIES 1. The Safety-Health Department shall be responsible for conducting overall DECI-l Respiratory Program. 2. Supervisors shall assess the applicability of DECI-I respiratory protection program requirements to work operations under their direction and comply with all program elements as appropriate. Assistance from the Safety-Health Department must be sought whenever any questions or concerns exist. 3. Employees participating in the program shall adhere to all applicable requirements of the DECI-l Respiratory Protection Program. Assistance from their immediate supervisor or the safety-Health Department must be sought whenever any questions or concerns exist. E. PROCEDURES. The overall respiratory protection sl)all be coordinated ---~- ')1 I ¡ i Safety & Heal~ Manual - Page 2 e by the DECI-l industrial hygienist or oth~r designee of the Safety-Health Department Manager. A comprehensive written respiratory prbgram sllall be maintained by the Safety-Health Department and be readily available for review upon request. , I Employees qualified to utilize respirators shall be issued personal user cards. EXCEPTION: Employees who have been trained to use emergency breathing apparatus but who otherwise would not be expected to utilize respirators. 1. HAZARD ASSESSMENTS AND EVALUATIONS. Supervisors shall consi.der the possibility of any respiratory hazùrds which may be encountered in a specific perations before the operation commences. If ~n unac- ceptable health hazard may exist O~ a proper ùssessment cannot be performed, the Safety-Health Department shall be contacted before the operation commences unless appropriate specific written control procedures are ~ already in existence and are followed. '. Whenever it is reasonable to suspect that employees may be exposed to concentrations of airborne contaminants in excess of allowable CAL-OSHA or other applicable en- forcement agency guidelines, specialized atmospheric and personal air monitoring shall be performed unless suf- ficient exposure data is ùlready available. Specialized atmospheric or personal air monitoring shall be performed or be directed by a person competent in industrial hygiene practice and well-versed in applicable regulatory requirements. 2. RESPIRATOR PROCUREMENT AND SELECTION. All respiratory protection related equipment purchase orders must be reviewed and approved by the Safety-Health Department. r Only respiratory equipment approved by NIOSH for the intended purpose/operation shall be selected and utilized. (NIOSH approved equipment bears a "TC" approval number). The selection of respirators and associated equipment shall be coordinated through the Safety-Health Department. 3. MEDICAL SCREENING OF EMPLOYEES. Any employee assigned to an activity that requires the e Safety & Heùl th t-1ilnual - rage :3 use of a respirator must be physically able to pe~form the work while using the required equipment. A licensed physician shall be informed of the respirator type likely to be utilized and the atmospheric hazards which may be encountered. An initial medical examination shall be performed by or unùer the direction of a licensed physician. 'l'he medical status of employees assigned use of respiratory equipment shall be reviewed annually. 4. INSPECTION, M^INTENANCE, CLEANING AND STORAGE. Each employee shall inspect the condition of the respirator before each use daily and during cleaning. All connections: valves, hoses, filters, as we]l as general condition of the facepiece must be inspected. Upon Ji3COVC~~ of anv defect which will impair respirator performance: the - respirator must be removed from service and appropriately tagged. ~ .(1 , .~j ~j ,1 ~ e I \ " I e ~'T1~f& uœS«iif&~JI& _fIO_fJg.rDJJ8 ~0(9JJI1 SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION PROGRAM General ." ~ Each and every phase of all operations of the company a~e to be conducted in compliance with the regulations issued by the State of California, Division of Industrial Safety, as well as all other local rules and regulations which may apply to the work involved. Orqanization The Job Superintendent is directly r~sponsib10 [0= cldminis~ra~ion of the overall job site accident program. The Job Foreman is resp6nsible for the safe conduct of all work witllin their area of responsibility. ~ Each employee is responsible [or tile safe conduct of his own w¡rk. The Company Safety Director offers guidance and assistance with education, inspection, investigation and supply of necessary' equipment and protective clothing. The Safety Program shall be made a part of all sub contracts awarded on any portion of any project, and those sub contractors shall be equally responsible for enforcing the provisions of this safety program. Education Management meetings will be held at least monthly, more often if necessary. Those attending will bè Supervisory Personnel, Safety Director and,Sub Contractors. Representatives of the contracting agencies will be invited to attend. Weekly job site meetings will be held by the Foreman with all job site personnel attending. A written report of this meeting will be filed with the main office. Records A General Log of occupational injuries and illnesses, CAL/OSHA form 200, will be kept at the main office for local jobs and at the job site of all remote jobs. \ . .it '1'2 ~1n&. . J5(X).S«ii/I fbUmJþ. _ ft) S7(T1.2JJI ~OtJJJ17 "\: ! ;;.., ..~. Paae - 2 A T I EQUIPMENr INCORPORATED Safety and Accident Prevention program Inspection, Accident Investigation And Reports The policy requires the continual surveillance of the ove~ all project by the Job Superintendent as well as the Job Fore~an. Periodic inspection by the company Safety Director as well as the Insurance Company Representative is ùlso required. All accidents will be investigated by the Job Superin~endent and Job Foreman. The appropriate written report shall be made as soon as possible. 'to- '. Serious Accidents (death, serious injury or extreme damage) will be reported immediately by phone to the main office and to the applicable contracting agency. The company Safety Director shall immediately investigate accidents involving death, serious injury or major damage and otherwise as necessary if desirable. Special attention will be placed on action that can be taken to prevent a reoccurrence. First Aid Arrangements will be made with local doctors for the treatment of injured personnel, and a list of available local doctors shall be posted at the job site. Health and Physical Requirements No person will knowingly be permitted on the job site whose health or physical condition might be detrimental to his safety or the safety of others. Public Protection Warning signs and other devices shall be placed as necessary' to provide adequate warning of hazards to the public. Equipment shall be secured as safely as possible. .. i" .... . :A '~:J.'~fJrc. J.SOO$llrätbJlØllAa to _111JJI ~0IJJJ67 e ~I SAFETY DISCIPLINARY POLICY AND PROCEDURE The following is the policy that our company has adopted as a company wide procedure for any compan~ employee who know- ingly and willfully violates anyestab11shed company pro- cedures, regulations or orders which have bècn adopted for employee safety and protection. DISCIPLINARY POLICY Minor (non-serious) Violation -- The first violation 3~arts with Stèp A of the Disciplinary Procedure. Major (serious) Violation The first violation starts Step 1 of the Disciplinary J>~-occdurc . with .... ~ '4 Comment: A written Accident report \'lill be prepared for each violation. One copy will be furnished to the violator and one will be maintained by the Job Superintendent or Foreman. The original copy must be forwarded to the Safety Director who will maintain a chronological log of all disciplinary actions. DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE STEP A: The violator will ,be reinstructed by his Supervisor in the safety procedures which must be followed. He must agree to comply in the future. (Comment: This step has been added for minor violations only.) STEP 1: The violator will be removed from the hazardous exposure and required to discuss this matter, in detail, with the Job Superintendent or Foreman. He will be re-assigned to a minimal exposure task for the balance of' the workday. As a decision making leave, without pay, the violator will not work the next scheduled workday. This will allow him time to decide if he wants to continue working for our company and if he will rigidly comply in the future. STEP 2: The procedures outlined in Step 1 will be followed, except the decision making leave will be extended to three (3) working days, without pay. The matter will be referred to the Safety Director. -STEP 3: The violator's actions indicate a continuous disregard "for our company's safety procedures which have been adopted to -- rt-' - --~.~ ~..." - .~.. , ". . . A'T2~1IIC. JSlXJJiJfÎV&~Aa ft) ::71JJJI ~ 0IJJ317 """ , ~~ --- -- ~}: ~- I~~~ :~T ;.,.1·....:;· s~···- ~ ..j ~~., ~~. .':'. Page - 2 A T I EQUIPMENT' , INCORPORATED Safety Disc1pl1nary Policy and Procedure protect our employees from serious injury. Therefore, the violator will be immediately terminated for safety violations. We have carefully developed this disciplinary policy and procedure because of numerous State decisions that have stated that every employer must discipline employees for violations. And, most likely, we will be able to curb both accidents and violations. J- ·f I have read and understand this Safety Disciplinary Policy and Procedure. I will diligently comply with the company's code of safe practices and other special safety instructions. Job Superintendent/Foreman Employee Signature Date Date Originàl: : Copy ¡ ~ Safety Director Employee Job Superintendent or Foreman ~~- - ~;_. ..~..::~.. 5:=;.. .. " . ~,p-. :~g-:'::. .. .. - . .-.. -s;;;::._ . . Jt tr2 £qutptJrØt !III:. 1ØS.ãful..... _«J_~WJ1I ~CJtJMf '\1 The safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act was passed by public referendum in November 1986 regulating discharges of hazardous chemicals into water supplies and toxic air emissions. The three methods of compliance with Proposition 65 are: 1. Hazard Communication Program. 2. General Notices to all employees and visitors. 3. Posted Notices. ~ ~ :. The hazard communication program was instituted in 1986 and is an ongoing program to train employees about hazards of the chemicals present in the workplace. Quarterly general notices are issued to employees, subcontractors and visitors. This letter is such a notice. Finally notices are posted at each construction site and at various facilities where chemicals are used. A T I will continue to use all three methods to inform employees, subcontractors and visitors about hazardous chemicals. Based on our past surveys, the following chemicals are present at 1500 SOUTH UNION ~nd are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm: * * Acetylene (Gas) Oxygen (Gas) . . The presence of the above chemicals at DECI does not indicate that there have been uncontrolled releases of the material, nor that there have been overexposures to any employees or visitors. If you have specific questions about Proposition 65, you should direct these questions in writing to your supervisor. Your supervisor will direct the questions to the Safety Department.