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UAIE Ut:.~c:RLPTION R~F-NUMBER DUE DArE 1 OT At.: ArlUUNT-- ------ -------- ------------------------- ---------- -------- -------------- 3/01/97 BEGINNING BALANCE 283. 24 FOR QUESTIONS OR CHANGES TO YOUR ACCOUNT PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THIS STATEMENT. -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- CURRENT OVER 30 OVER 60 OVER 90 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- 283.24 DUE DATE: 5/01/97 PAYMENT DUE: TOTAL DUE: 283. 24 $283, 24 ~~::-::·;·;r.~'7:7':-;_:_;-;_,-;--- --- ~---------.--.. --._--- --. . ,...._--.-.~.. ,... ~----_...-- -. ----- ..--.-. ... ___...___......._.. . ..n.·H.....·..__N..~H· ..~_~ ...~ .".--,--~..----- .--_.---. -.-.- --..".-. ...... .....-.-'-.. 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Lo 9 /T/i¡ u rf}-/I ¿r y 3 r / ð"() J- 7052>- '] tíð S-- CUSTOMER NO: 3703 CUSTOMER TYPE: ESI 3703 -------------- ----- - -- -- -- -- - --- - ------ ------ CHARGE DATE DESCRIPTION REF-NUMBER DUE DATE TOTAL AMOUNT ------ -------- ------------------------- ---------- -------- -------------- 0/00/00 BEGINNING BALANCE PB017 2/13/97 Charge adjustment FINANCE CHARGE 2/13/97 285.64 2.40- FOR QUESTIONS OR CHANGES TO YOUR ACCOUNT PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THIS STATEMENT. -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- CURRENT OVER 30 OVER 60 OVER 90 -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- 7.20 2.40 273.64 PAYMENT DUE: TOT AL DUE: 283.24 $283.24 DUE DATE: 3/31/97 DATE: 3/01/97 DUE DATE: 3/31/97 PLEASE DETACH AND SEND THIS COpy WITH REMITTANCE REMIT AND MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: CITY OF BAKERSFIELD P.O. BO)( 2057 BAKERSFIELD CA 98303-2057 CUSTOMER NO: 3703 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ TOTAL DUE: 3703 $283.24 ~f1~¡i!ff~~$F,I~~i·.·.· 'BAKEï¡¡SFIELD, CA $;3~03."2057 ' . ' '. " "\""'£1"' ~; ....~.~. v;'.-. :~.~'.,}~:;.~.,~,..'_" _,.' t';¡ . , . "" f:fR~'-~-~P f\R:fNf1~;i;:' ·........~TA~~Ms~r¡?F~$9i09~.. 0-:~~CQUNTNO."Kt1462101, "," .. ~.:,! <". .',' : ~ . ..... ". ' . '. -.' . ";,; , . ", ' ",<: ~#t*' ' boo ...._ PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CITY OFBAKERSFIELD , " " '-; , . - . . .. . . . '.~. :.,~.":' '·;··Î'-.":~.·: ,;..~',';...".:.."':"..'. ~"'-'~';;;';r'~:~~':::">:'~':--'::: ':"'~ ::.: ~. ¡ -. :\;: :~>..,:. '. '. ._, '.'''', '"_~_, ;'._......,:,..,;,.'"~ 'åaÚir\-iòûs'" Materials" Mandt ing-F (H::'<'<~'o~,;;:f.ì-<i;l'" 11111 :,: - ".,<,~ , . ~1:t't'ê" 'Ä;(¡¿îf::~$$:: ·'~·41;~<c\ÌJ~S(rtr;,'~' · .. .. . ';¡I-\j~!'i1Ρ'!;~n'm! "ii:[:f¡t.~~{:'~~,~~·l.r~~ 43$kl:f '. ·.r~ ::~~'rq.1 .. t;~~~~~:~~t~:J~~~~\~~t,¡~~~~?:;i·'~~~~Î!~~~ê[;ê;!.;;f:":i,;;~#~,~l,:·!.~~~~,:~,:¿;f,~~!~;,¡~~s;' ~I~:~t:~':~~ 0 ',"',: (. :~, >'¡;·'<"~':\\';4~'1t)1' '\',Ù:< ,', ' ",,' '," "", ",,, ' , V 11 C. '"'1.0111''''1.'' " '''' ".,.;:..-",' . __':'i';):', . ,", ,,' 'l·~'.:tF;-, :.:,,';', ~:~:}:ù5,~¡F.:~~:I})'~ '. ,~p>RI~:ïoN~~GENESIS~::OSTCONSUMER~ÈCY~LEDPAPER . CusT9¡Y¡,(:,acqpv l" t-" ' '~j , . .', .,.-.. I-~ . ¡fò) ~ «; ~ II Wi ~ ~ ~' JUN 12 1995 MI By_ .~__ ...d To whom it may concern; On March 15, 1995 Miracle Auto Painting And Body Rep~ir ceased doing business. The corporation has no assets at this time nor does it see any in the near fut~re. Also due to a personal bankruptcy of corporate officers cash is at a minimum. For those that we have been doing business over the past ---- ---few~years we--,sincerely regret this situation, and the discom- fort it is causing you. It is unfortunate that these things are forc~d upon us in this way, however it was a series ofLthis and thefts as well as incredible insurance and tax rates that finally forced our demise. For those of you that need to contact us the mailing is .. Miracl,e Auto Painting And Body Repair P.O. Box 43296 Bakersfield, Ca. 93384 For the record this is the second letter regarding Miracle to go out, evidently the first did not reach everyone as it should have. Our apologies for this. de~l Q ,j(q~ / '1 . S ¡?j'q 0/\ Since,relY ././ #~~~ Micheal Junkins Miracle Auto Painting , ~- {Í' t 02/11/94 . . MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information Location: 3415 WILSON RD Community: BAKERSFIELD STATION 07 / / Page 1 Map: 123 Hazard: Moderate Grid: lID F/U: 1 AOV: O~O Contact Name ADAM METCALF MICHAEL JUNKINS Title MANAGER OWNER Business Phone (805) 397-5126 x (805) 397-5126 x Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 3415 WILSON RD City: BAKERSFIELD Comm Code: 215-007 BAKERSFIELD STATION 07 24-Hour Phone (805) 833-8418 (805) 321-0123 D&B Number: State: CA Zip: 93309- SIC Code: 7532 -- - _Owner.:_ MICHAEL_ .rUNKINL--_.__~~ Address: 3415 WILSON RD ' City: BAKERSFIELD _ i- '-__ _.!.. -..:?-:I--_ __ Phone: ~lQ) 4SY )108 State: CA 8'ø.>--:5~..,.:nz. Zip: 93309- /; I I Summary d-/I-Cjq IÎb{7ý.p ~cr ¡Y1cwLe ¡v- ~ (2.(Týlv~ci1f~ 11'~c.'~#C ...?V~..it..s Do hereby certify that' have , (Type or prinl nan1f ) - - -·---------..."th -..,t}·"'cI-10ri-h"'""ardous materials-manage:,,- reVI8WGu e CI.,ct':4 ,,,,\.01 w_ ~?,þo ¡1-C t~ ;9vb ,1' with ment Plan for Þ/~"'t.~.&-and tha.t I along (t.JE:me I BuSln"2!!) any corrections constitule a complete and correct man- agement plan for my fe.ciiity. ~r~Û~' ¡;Z -/ ;z..9Y Date ,.. RECEIVED 'ffB 2 2 '994 HAZ, MAT. DIV. 'Ï . . 02/11/94 MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 Page 2 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site PIn-Ref Name/Hazards Form Max Qty MCP 02-001 AUTOMOTIVE PAINT Liquid 200 High ~ Fire, .Reacti ve, Immed Hlth GAL 02-002 THINNER & REDUCER Liquid 100 High ~ Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth GAL _.~ '- --. '-- - ~ - -.- -- - - ---~-, ------ '- - - .-- . --~~ - - ---- - ~. - - -- - _.-----~ ~ ---~~ ,¡ 02/11/94 . . MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 3 Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-001 AUTOMOTIVE PAINT ~ Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth Liquid 200 High GAL CAS =It: 8032-32-4 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: PAINTING Daily Max GAL ----r-- Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL -- 200 I 100.00 I 2,400.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~I Location· METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM Ambient Ambient PAINT SUPPLY ROOM Conc 30.0% 15.0% 25.0% 16.0% Acetone Toluene Xylene, Mixed Propane _____ _______ _~C~l!!E<?nent~ __ MCP ~Uide Moderate 26 Moderate, 27 Moderate 27 Extreme 22 - Notes 02-002 THINNER & REDUCER ~ Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth Liquid 100 High GAL CAS =It: 67-64-1 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: PAINTING Daily Max GAL ----r--Daily Average GAL ~ An~ual Amount GAL-- 100 I 35.00 I 1,200.00 Storage r Press T Temp ~ Location METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM Ambient Ambient PAINT SUPPLY ROOM - --,--- --- ~-.- ---- -- - - Conc 30.0% 20.0% 10.0% 10.0% 5.0% 5.0% Components MCP Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate High Guide 26 27 26 26 27 28 Acetone Toluene n-Propanol n-:-Butyl Acetàte Xylene, Mixed Methanol - Notes õ 02/11/94 . . MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 00 - Overall Site Page 4 <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification CALL 911 <2> Employee Notif~¡Ëvacuatiól1- -. - --- ~- -- ---"-- ---- - - - IN CASE OF EMERGENCY SUCH AS FIRE OR EXPLOSION THE MANAGER OR ASSISTANT MANAGER IS TO BE NOTIFIED IMMEDIATELY AND ALL EMPLOYEES TO SHUT OFF EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING SPRAY BOOTH) AND THEY ARE TO LEAVE THE SHOP BUILDING BY EXIT DOORS. DURING SHOP OPERATION ALL ROLL UP DOORS ARE LEFT OPEN FOR QUICK EXIT AND VENTILATION. APPROPRIATE DEPARTMENTS SUCH AS FIRE, POLICE AND EMERGENCY VEHICLES WOULD BE NOTIFIED AND REPORTS MADE TO MAIN OFFICE IN BAK,ERSFIELD, CA. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation THREE ATTACHED BUSINESSES TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, 91i FIRE TO BE NOTIFIED OF EMERGENCY TYPE OF. PEOPLE INVOLVED IN OTHER BUSINESSES WOULD BE NOTIFIED. <4> Emergency Medical Plan WOULD CALL 911 FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCY TO GO TO CLOSEST HOSPITAL ANY MINOR FIRST AID CAN BE TAKEN CARE OF AT THE, SHOP BY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL. IF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INJURY NOTIFY LOCAL FIRE DEPT AND EMERGENCY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TEAM. , r. 02/11/94 . MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 00 - Overall . 215-000-001236 Site Page 5 <E>Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention WE USE PAINT THINNERS TO PAINT AUTOMOBILES/TRUCKS AND TAKE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IN PAINT STORAGE ROOM BY GROUNDING DRUMS AND BEING CAREFUL WITH CONTENTS. IF SPILL OCCURS IN SHOP, WE HAVE SPECIAL DRUM WITH SEAL,AND ABSORBENT MATERIAL TO PICK UP SPILLS, ETC. <2> Release Containment '-- --- ~ - ------- ~- ---~- WHEN A RELEASE OCCURS THE IMMEDIATE USE OF VERMICULITE IS STARTED. AFTER COVE RAG IS MADE A BURM IS BUILT UNTIL COMPLETE SATURATION HAS TANKE PLACE. IT WOULD THEN BE CLEAN UP AND CONTAINERIZED FOR PROPER DISPOSAL. <3> Clean Up CLEANED UP, PUT INTO A CONTAINER FOR PROPER DISPOSAL. -. -- -- .---- - <4> Other Resource Activation' .... ~. 02/11/94 . . MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 00 - Overall Site Page 6 <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards -----..-- -- <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - WEST END OF BUILDING NEAR ROLLUP DOOR B) ELECTRICAL - WEST END SOUTH WALL C) WATER - WEST END OF BUILDING AT CORNER D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - SPRINKLER SYSTEM AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS IN PLACE AT STRATEGIC LOCATIONS. ALARM SYSTEM IS A BEAM ALARM IN SHOP, SENSORS IN OFFICE. FIRE HYDRANT - AT CORNER NEAR FRONT. <4> Building Occupancy Level d ..-,...!¡{ 02/11/94 . .' MIRÃCLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 00 - Overall Site Page 71 <G> Training <1> Page 1 WE HAVE 10-12 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY DO YOU HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE? TRAINED AS TO EVACUATION PREVENTIVE MEASURES, CONTAINMENT PROCEDURES. PRIOR TO PERMINENT EMPLOYMENT EACH EMPLOYEE MUST READ AN INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL, ATTEND A HAZ MAT CLASS CONDUCTED ON PREMISES AND SIGN AN AFFIDAVID DOCUMENTING THIS PROCEDURE AS COMPLETED. <2> Page 2 as needed - ~ -_.~ <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use ..¿~ 'Õ,' . . o ~CG~a~~ AUG 11 1992 e 1 ~ 08/05/92 MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING, 215-000-00l23 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information By Location: 3415 WILSON RD Community: BAKERSFIELD STATION 07 Title /'~ 4;A/,#'ý¿' r éfJ d/ ;.v' '" ý Map: 123 Hazard: Moderate Grid: lID FlU: 1 AOV: 0.0 :- ...contact Name '/9~~~)$;tð;zZ19~j,L'"' , MICHAEL JUNKINS Business Phone (805) 397-5126 x (805) 3.97-5126 x 24-Hour Pho~~1 (805) ~3g-,-,:~~ (805) 397-5143 y~ -:>; Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 3415 WILSON RD City: BAKERSFIELD Comm Code: 215-007 BAKERSFIELD STATION 07 .owner : ~C<~J!?n~'e-7li# ,,¡. '/.-A~ ..s Add~~~;~ W'~~fA~~/~~ Pr> D&B Number: e: CA Zip: SIC Code: Phone: State: Zip: 93309- 7532 ~ '/S"~$~4!F( CA -9d;p$-.r Summary ()~ ~g /~~?td¿;;if/ý~AJJO &'u®weby œ~ ~V'u~ ~ ~61\fe ti 3 or oomo) K'®V¡®W~©Î ihe ati~©hed hazardous mail2lti~~$ mMtal~So men~ pl~n ~or ~r#.¿./¿ 1:;$ and ¡h$ìi it&l!©ú1g w~h (Nsme cf BU$I1GSS) . M~ ooITsd!ons ©on~~ituts ~ romplms and OOIi'C'(Sd mSi1ø ~sm®rn p!®UiJ ~~rr mw ~@lciü~. ., I·~ WÙi}". ~~á'#-Ø/~~· , . SIf3N1l11ro " Dei<> ,~ .. . .' 08/05/92 MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Page 2 Hazmat Inventory Detail in Reference Number Order 02-001 AUTOMOTIVE PAINT ~ Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth Liquid 200 High GAL CAS #: 8032-32-4 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: PAINTING I I I· I Daily Max GAL ~, Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 20Q, 100.00 2,400.00 , Storage r Press T Temp ~ Location' METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM Ambient Ambient PAINT SUPPLY ROOM Cone CompQnents 30.0% Acetone 15.0% Toluene 25.0% Xylene, Mixed 16.0% Propane - Notes 02-002 THINNER & REDUCER ~ Fire, Reactive, Immed Hlth MCP ~List ~Oderate Moderate Moderate Extreme Liquid, 100 High GAL CAS #: 67-64-1 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: PAINTING Daily Max GAL ~ Daily Average GAL --r-- Annual Amount GAL -- 100 35.00 I 1,200.00 ,Storage r Press T Temp ~ Location METAL CONTAINR-NONDRUM Ambient Ambient PAINT SUPPLY ROOM Components MCP List Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate High Cone 30.0% 20.0% 10.0% 10.0% 5.0% 5.0% Acetone Toluene n-Propanol n-Butyl Acetate Xylene, Mixed Methanol - Notes ' ~ -. . . 08/05/92 MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 00 - Overall Site Page 3 <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification CALL 911 <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation IN CASE OF EMERGENCY SUCH ,AS FIRE OR EXPLOSION THE MANAGER OR ASSISTANT MANAGER IS TO BE NOTIFIED IMMEDIATELY AND ALL EMPLOYEES TO SHUT OFF EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING SPRAY BOOTH) AND THEY ARE TO LEAVE THE SHOP BUILDING BY EXIT DOORS. DURING SHOP OPERATION ALL ROLL UP DOORS ARE LEFT OPEN FOR QUICK EXIT AND VENTILATION. APPROPRIATE DEPARTMENTS SUCH AS FIRE, POLICE AND EMERGENCY VEHICLES WOULD BE NOTIFIED AND REPORTS MADE TO MAIN OFFICE IN BAKERSFIELD, CA. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation THREE ATTACHED BUSINESSES TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, 911 FIRE TO BE NOTIFIED OF EMERGENCY TYPE OF. PEOPLE INVOLVED IN OTHER BUSINESSES WOULD BE NOTIFIED. 9 <4> Emergency Medical Plan WOULD CALL 911 FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCY TO GO TO CLOSEST HOSPITAL ANY MINOR FIRST AID CAN BE TAKEN CARE OF AT THE SHOP'BY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL. IF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INJURY NOTIFY LOCAL FIRE DEPT AND EMERGENCY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TEAM. r. I " . . 08/05/92 MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 00 - Overall S~te Page 4 <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <l> Release Prevention WE USE PAINT THINNERS TO PAINT AUTOMOBILES/TRUCKS AND TAKE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IN PAINT STORAGE ROOM BY GROUNDING DRUMS AND BEING CAREFUL WITH CONTENTS. IF SPILL OCCURS IN SHOP, WE HAVE SPECIAL DRUM WITH SEAL AND ABSORBENT MATERIAL TO PICK UP SPILLS, ETC. <2> Release Containment Ø4/?H --If ~e¿'e~sPe?t!:c6'''; /.,{.p /~~~~4-~ ,¡¡ÝS-("" I'J ~~¿J?y /~ ç"6"¿~ "",j . / ~~,./e¿ "f1r"~- ¿;;-.¿?-~<t!'" "","-s:: //"~k .# .øþl'Þ'~ /::S.¿/__...~?1VA/4/ ~ '9/þ~ $';~~ð/'f~N ""1.ß' /;?'~"g /þe~ ~T ~/¿;.-// ~' 'f''''''' ß-e /.k/JZA/~~ v/ -?' ~",v~/lf/t"""/.;Çt?/ h¿, /Þ"~¿Y' "¿~~/Ø~ , 4-"ø ~~/~ <3> Clean Up <4> Other Resource Activation øø'z--" ~ .4,~.(.7/, ~~¿/r:' ~ç-9~/ þ&/,-vf.5 <?'!/ 4e::~?f;'-() ~v//~ ðl é'b'-S- ~ ¿Ç;;¡f,,;/,/q; / i1J ~ ,,& ¿/',rd? ~t!' 4/ -š-..s:-- ¿:V~ ¿..t../ ~ IV ¿~ / -y?k /1?~d /- '7'¿ofP' #./¿;vtfP e:::" µh/,v~~#~ ~A ~ ~f7 ~? #r¿v~ /??~~/#/ ~#-~ ~1'" //é'~/ #.sr.5/·$4~¿~ " 7~,v ,¡A/ø/i!'4 ¿lv-r ¿1Mr!'Ý /~A./'+-A/~ ~¿.- /'ff#;/k t!?Vð4 '¥ =? i" ,\ . .' 08/05/92 MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 00 - Overall Site Page 5 <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - WEST END OF BUILDING NEAR ROLLUP DOOR B) ELECTRICAL - WEST END SOUTH WALL C) WATER - WEST END OF BUILDING AT CORNER D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - ,SPRINKLER SYSTEM AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS IN PLACE AT STRATEGIC LOCATIONS. ALARM SYSTEM IS A BEAM ALARM IN SHOP, SENSORS IN OFFICE. FIRE HYDRANT -AT CORNER NEAR FRONT. <4> Building Occupancy Level ,~ I -:1:: r-, ~~ .' . 08/05/92 MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING 215-000-001236 00 - Overall Site Page 6 <G> Training <1> Page 1 WE HAVE 10-12 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY DO YOU HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE? Yt::...:=> TRAINED AS TO EVACUATION PREVENTIVE MEASURES, . CONTAINMENT PROCEDURES? PRIOR TO PERMINENT EMPLOYMENT EACH EMPLOYEE MUST READ AN INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL, ATTEND A HAZ MAT CLASS CONDUCTED ON PREMISES AND SIGN AN AFFIDAVID DOCUMENTING THIS PROCEDURE AS COMPLETED. )/D <2> Page 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use · <$~ Bakersfield Fire DeJA HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVI~ '" Business Name: (Y\\. c-l..¿ Location: Date Completed / ~ 7-/~ - 92 ~(Ç~~ - ~~ 92 ~ , Business Identification No. 215-000 00 \"L 'J, /..Q (Top of Business Plan) Station No. l Shift ~ Inspector D¿- ¡:::btlZ-Ð Verification of Inventory Materials Verification of Quantities Verification of Location Proper Segregation of Material Comments: Adequate ~ ~ ~ a( By Inadequate D D D D D Verification of MSDS Availablity Number of Employees I¿ Verification of Haz Mat Training Comments: Verification of Abatement Supplies & Procedures Comments: ff ~ D ~ D Emergency Procedures Posted Containers Properly Labeled Comments: D ~ ~ D ar Verification of Facility Diagram Special Hazards Associated with this Facility: D Violations: Allltel1)s O.K. D Correction Needed D FD 1652 (Rev. 1-90) White-Haz Mat Div. Yellow-Station Copy Pink-Business Copy ,..- " ¡- ~i, . ;'"'Î' /:::~~, KE:~', .. ,"0'\' '""""" ..5", i ," --, '.<)..\ , i,~ ,.,', ~"\ : ,f,., ", '(" ,0 :=_~~ 0,\ I : ~-- -,--"/,_..,_', ) ì \ -,~ ---'~~". ".,.i <,' 4Þ.-.. '\ ': \\ - 'J '::~~ . , ,_ . I /) ':2.(0 '\\\\~~~~~ / 0(, J ~ II \ ~ LJ - -:-_ ~ CITY of BAKERSFIELD _ -(1r~~;\ j~'~~ "HE CARE" Ø1'1 ,l-.(~\:; ~ -I'§ rJ ~.... ~ /E;' :¡;"-'-" , - , '" ..' ~ "~iiííí~ I -- /'t¿'jé'/lj ~/I/~/¡;-5 (tYDe or prin~ name) @ Do hereb:;- certify tha t I Ì1a-\-e revieh-ed the RECE'\i~D MAR 1 7 \969 HAZ. MAT. DIV. attached Hazardous Materials business plan for /"/;;Â~/t ð¿/~ ß¿#77Æ;:JI (name of business) and that it along with the attached additions or corrections constitute a complete and correct Business Plan for my facility. ~;¡¿t~ -g-//~r9 date If¡vV , ¡Jt,.' , ,/ .~. . , /' ·' ~ 'i 10 ~ER 21S-0ØØ-001236 HIGH HAZARD RATING 3 BUSINESS NAME MIRA~AUTO PAINTING LOCATION 3415 WILSON RD 1. OVERVIEW LAST CHANGE 11/23/88 BY ESTER JURIS CODE 215-007 JURIS BAKERSFIELD STATION 07 MAP PAGE 123 GRID 110 FACILITY UNITS 1 HAZARD RATING 3 RESPONSE SUMMARY £?rJðev,5 /;~d (Á ?os-- 3'97-£?;;?C ZA SEC 4) INFORM MAIN OFFICE IN rOSTER CITÝ, CA HI5) ¡i70 ZZI1-0F ANY EMERGENCY PROBLEMS. BFD AND HEALTH OEPT IF MINOR PROBLEM HANDLE WITH FIRST AID OR TAKE TO HOSPITAL. MINOR SPILLS CAN BE HANDLED BY SHOP PERSONNEL WITH ABSORBENT MATERIAL AND SPECIAL DRUM FOR THIS PURPOSE. EMERGENCY CONTACTS ZA SEC Z) RICHARD BLOCHING '- 397-5126 OR 393-8747 - . L -VAL QUCIIONt1N 337 51 £6 OR -~qf.1-ß2Z7 /'¿., ¿ ¿eFAj h-?",¡ð /;V...£ "os=- '39 ;:'>/Rl6-.:?f73'/Y3 UTILITY SHUTOFfS 2A SEC 3) f\) GAS -W END OF SLOG NEAR ROLLUP DOOR B) ELECTRICAL - WEND S WALL C) WATER .- W END OF BLOG AT CORNER D> SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO Z. NOTIFICATION / PUBLIC EVACUATION LAST CHANGE / / BY g 4-#f,;¿¡ e-¿( /.J'v;: 7'4' 6,p /I/~~ /;';¿;I ,,';(; C¡lJß (If' (f)tf-~"q¿>""J'.ed/e..'Y, ?// ;AÇ;:': n~.e .p.p~,'ér:et;/ "r "~¿"'/,,, sf' 'l/'(9 4Jf:é: ~/ . / ~~/.¿:> /,¿/vpht/ ; A.) ~ ?n¿1ý ¡t.I.$ /pt?S>"ß -/.I"'(þ/l' ¿,-/.ø. I , /P;v"-- /?'./ 6'k/.IfJJ ,,- /ttJ. < NO INFORMATION RECORDED FOR THIS SECTION> . . PAGE 1 03/ 1 5/89 1 ø~ 14 ' MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS. INC. (805) 648-6800 BUSINESS NAME MIRA.AUTO PAINTING LOCATION 3415 WILSON RD 10 ~ER Z15-000-0ØIZ36 HIGH HAZARD RATING 3 3. HAZ MAT TRAINING SUMMARY \ . /' LAST CHANGE I I BY' . J ~-/¿) /¿~p,ý1' /-i/ ¿/¿I/v~ ?;dI/AI¿/ #~?'fø ¿;"#tt&;AI'-?f.(//J~/p'ev~#7t¿/-I;: /#t#fl/r¿J 44/~/ÁI#t!'/V'/- /KtØCJ.~(f"~I"€~, ~/¿Ø/Y ~ ~P'/p.pß. ! ~~, ~"l'.jT ~;~/ ..¿A/thl" ~e ~V?~ ;</é?# #-:;,; //..ø;if/ ,//IV~~VbhtØQ#¿ ~"..(/¿I#¿; Al-Þ~ .4 ø~~ . , < NO INFORMATION RECORDED_FOR THIS SECIION > I '. L ?Ø~.,4/v~4¿/ ¿f) Â,/ /¿þ~~/~/..s ;/' ~e:?.4I /,¿t-¡;L/ ,4-t¥Ç~æ/ ¿¿¿ØA1¢¿,4/7f;UP 7"¿;:S /~~¿ee/V4Y-Ø' #.::::> ~~4~ 4. LOCAL EMERGENCY MEDIÇAL ASSISTANCE LAST CHANGE 11123/88 BY ESTER ZA SEC 5) WOULD CALL 911 FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCY TO GO TO CLOSEST HOSPITAL WHITE LANE MEDICAL CLINIC - 5401 WHITE LN - 832-Z000. ANY MINOR FIRST AID CAN BE TAKEN CARE OF AT THE SHOP BY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL. IF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INJURY NOTIFY LOCAL FIRE DEPTAND EMERGENCY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TEAM. PAGE Z 03/15/89 10:14 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS, INC. (80S) 648-6800 , Î' .;. õ BUSINESS NAME MIRA. AUTO PAINTING LOCATION 3415 WILSON RD FACILITY UNIT 01 10 ~ER 215-000-001236 HIGH HAZARD RATING 3 A. OVERALL HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY LAST CHANGE 11/23/88 BY ESTER ID TYPE NAME LOCATI ON MAX AMT UNIT HAZARD USE CONTAINMENT MIXTURE AUTOMOTIVE PAINT PAINT SUPPLY ROOM METAL CONTAINERS ID PERCENT COMPONENTS 1006.00 30.0 Acetone 1118.00 25.0 Xylene, Mixed 1155.02 16.0 Propane 1130.00 15.0 Toluene 200 GAL EXTREME PAINTING HAZARD LI ST MODERATE MODERATE HIGH MODERATE 2 MIXTURE THINNER PAINT SUPPLY ROOM ID PERCENT COMPONENTS IØ06.0Ø 30.0 Acetone 1130.00 Z0.0 Toluene Z465.01 10.0 n-Propanol 1168.00 10.0 n-Butyl Acetate 1118.00 5.0 Xylene, Mixed 1145.00 5.0 Methanol 55 GAL HIGH DRUMS OR BARRELS MET.. CLEANING HAZARD LI ST MODERATE MODERATE MODERATE MODERATE MODERATE HIGH i , i B. FIRE PROTECTION 1 WATER SUPPLIES LAST CHANGE 11/23/88 BY ESTER 3A SEC 4) SPRINKLER SYSTEM AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS IN PLACE AT STRATEGIC LOCATIONS. ALARM SYSTEM IS A BEAM ALARM IN SHOP, SENSORS IN OFFICE. 3A SEC 5) FIRE HYDRANT AT CORNER NEAR FRONT. PAGE 3 03/15/S9r0:T4' . MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS, INC. (805) 648.;..6800 .' '. 10 ~ER 215-000-001236 HIGH HAZARD RATING 3 BUSINESS NAME MIRA~AUTO PAINTING lOCATION 3415 WILSON RD D. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION / EVACUATION LAST CHANGE 11/23/88 BY ESTER 3A SEC 2) IN CASE OF EMERGENCY SUCH AS FIRE OR EXPLOSION THE MANAGER OR ASSISTANT MANAGER IS TO BE NOTIFIED IMMEDIATELY AND ALL EMPLOYEES TO SHUT OFF EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING SPRAY BOOTH) AND THEY ARE TO LEAVE THE SHOP BLDG BY EXIT DOORS. 'DURING SHOP OPERATION ALL ROLL UP DOORS ARE LEFT OPEN FOR QUICK EXIT AND VENTILATION. APPROPRIATE DEPARTMENTS SUCH AS FIRE, POLICE ANO EMERGENCY VEHICLES WOULD BE NOTIFIED AND REPORTS MAOE TO MAIN OFFICE ~N :OST[~ CI1,Y, CA. ¿M~~;/>f'.4¿ .II E. MITIGATION / PREVENTION / ABATEMENT LAST CHANGE 11/23/88 BY ESTER 3A SEC 1) WE USE PAINT THINNERS TO PAINT AUTOMOBILES/TRUCKS AND TAKE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IN PAINT STORAGE ROOM BY GROUNDING DRUMS AND BEING CAREFUL WITH CONTENTS. IF SPILL OCCURS IN SHOP, WE HAVE SPECIAL DRUM WITH SEAL AND ABSORBENT MATERIAL TO PICK UP SPILLS, ETC. PAGE 4 03/15/89 10:14 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SYSTEMS, INC. (805) 648-6800 ~ CIT}T of BAKERSFIELD Far. and Aqr;cu Iture L..-J Standard Bus;ness INVENTORY SECRETS ;- eo.pan.nt II ... . c.a .5. ...... --- CcIIIaøMnt 12 ... . C.A.5. ...... eo.pan.nt 11 ... . c.a. S. ........ " eo.pan.nt 11 ... . C.A.S. ...... eo.pan.ntn ... . c.a.S. ....... BUSINESS NAME. ~JH~AClE AUTO PAiNTING LOCATION: . ;~'-â;; ·u·ü¡¡son ~06lci CITY, ZIP: Lgß1)i}{ŒlrS'ílleUdn Ca 93~O~ PHONE .: «~O~D ~Q7~~~?~ 1 2 Iran, Tyøe (ode Cod. 3 Ilu Altt I . .YeI'aq. Altt 5 AnnulI I Est , IIHsu... Units 1 IOys an SI t. ~/'þ~ Fir. Hamd rsžðÍ(:ieth,¡ty r:~ DeI.yN r:~ SucIIMn "1_ r:~ .-.cII.t. IIet Ith of Pres..,... ....Ith "hys ic.1 IIId !let Ith HIl.M!' (Check .11 thlt .pp Iy) C...5. bIIIr r-, ,..-, ,..-, ,..-, ,..-, '-_.J FI... lII"rd '-_oJ RHc:tlvtty '-_oJ llel.yed '--oJ SucIcIen ..1_ ,-_oJ .-.cIt,te .... I th of PresS\ll'l 11M Ith II ~-, ,r-' r-' '-_oJ o.I.yN '-_oJ Sudden RelNSe '-_.J ¡..tlte HHlth of Pl'ISsu", HHlth eo.pan.nt 12 1_' C...5. ...... eo.pan.nt 13 .... C... 5. ...... /6 ----JL---___L____________1--____________JL_____________J______l_________L_______J_------Ì---___JL____---1______ Phys;c,I IIId HHlth IIIIIM! (Check ,II thlt ...,ly) C...5. bIIIr __________________________ eo.,an.nt II .... C.A.5. ...... r-, ,..-, ,.-., ,.-, ,._, '- _.J Fire H.z,rd '- - oJ RHc:tivhy '- _.J o.l.~ '- _.J Sudden ReINS' '- _.J ...t.te "H 1 th of Pressure ....1 th COII CI/II/It 12 .... C. A. 5. ..... IIERGENCY CIIITACTS 1,~~.A-~4!~--~dÆØfuli--- -2':~-----£~~~f~~' C.rtificat;on (RelJd and sign after co.pJp.ting all sections} I c.rtify under "",Ity of 1ft thlt I hive trson.1\y e...;ned end " f..;lilr with the tnfor..tion su.itted tn thts 11\ ettlChed doc for ob~~in~ ,the inforeatlon. I blliev~t the subloHted intoreation is tl'Uf. .ccurate, and cOIplet . / R--h-~JJ~-~/tl-! Al~~fJml2----:Z!::JI~ð:7-L¿--2---n::c---::c2---------.-..-- . - .-~--- -------.:-- ~.. ~r(p' 0 IC,. "fii' 0 own"r/ooerator u own.r ooeralor 5 aUlnoru.... reoresl!l1l'llYe , nhure 1 .. :> DUN AND NAME OF Tft1S ~~JL~TY: - - -- n ,by lit II __ of ..IIt/IN/c-tI !ill .nstl'UCti_ ;0 ts, and thlt based on wy ;lIC Uiry of thole tndtvtdull. 1'IS IOII.ibl. :3 - ~- ~ Di{n;9ñïa¿--~-----":_¡L-- ~-t-r? , CIT}T of BAKERSFIELD HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY NON-TRADE SECRETS OWNER NAME: ~~ 4f!~¿ ---7vA/#/,;r..f ADDRESS: "3~"/'...r- Yt~L~~ #¿ CITY, ZIP: -¿ð¿,,¡.'s'¿' 'C;;; 1?5"3~? PHONE': _1:~ ~? - _ _ IUlrIlIl ro IlISf7IUcrIOIIS rolt PItOPIllt CODD A7æ cl/.eé1,..... ~~d'# 65 ¿~ c, 5z~~;t{/-~ 0,- ,__ ¿lHUf Æ'¿().t/J'~ #Ø? -P-ßiÃj7T?IH .;~ "'o;..:g ;¡ - :?~- Y -'/: -F/Á ¿ '&~;:~þ-------------- ------ (7<.,;;) - 7' Ý'- ~ 12 (!L_ik#ti~k~_~{_~m 4I~!:.=--__---f~~ :J¡~¡;:/! þ.___ far. and Aqr ;cu 1tur. r--1 '---' '--' Standard Bus inpss 8USINESS NAME: Wtlfi~~~~~ ~.~TO ~!N.T¡NG LOCATION: c:':¡)'!fü;;;¡J UUftB::tVSU ¡"v,,"u C I TV. ZIP: ~~i.'<i!fI"§)t ¡e~d" !La ':1J~U~ PHONE .: ~~n~! ~Q7-~1?a 1 1 'ront Tvøe (ad. ' Cod. ] .... Mt 1 IOys an SItt II Un Code 12 lacttian ..... Stored In Fee"It, 5 __I Est . Av.... ut i .....- Units .r¿ P!'ys ical and H..lth H.,ard fhpck al1 tllet allll I,) rIA -LJ~ ./v, fir. Hazard .i7~ti.it, c...-t 12 .... C .A.5. ...... ~-, ~-, r-' L -... DeleyM L -... SucId.n ..1_ L --' I"iett ....Ith of p,...-. ....Ith ~t IJ .... C.I.S. ....... C.I.S. ...... ____ ~t II .... C.I.S. ...... ~-, ~-, ~-, L_-' Del.,. 1.--' Suddtn ..1_ L_.I I"int ....Ith of Prø_ ....Ith c-t n .... U.S. ...... c-t IJ .... C.I.S. ....... P~ leel 11M! ....1th Henrd (Check ,II tllet 'l1li1,) c-t 11 .... C.I.S. ...... C.I.S. .... ,--, ,..-., r-, ,..-., r-' L _ J fIr. Hazerd L - -' Aøc:tlvity L -.. Deleywd L -.. ~ bl...t L -.. I"iett IIMlth of P,,"IV'" ....Ith ec.eon.nt n .... C.I.S, ...... ~t 13 .... C.I.5. ...... I f- l~:?-L ~~fJj:?¿'. k ec.-nt 11 .... C...5. ...... _~l-_-L1.:'"!-~4L~;eL---LZæ~_-dl~'- :1'6'>10_11 p.... ice I and 11M It h Henrd C .1.5. ...... r(~hpck .11 ~IIet ..,1" '" --------------------- ~ Flr."Huerd ~j~tiVhY ~=~ D.leywd ~=~ Sudden bl..,. ~=~ I..I.t. Health of Pr"lure H..lth COII IOIIIIIt 12 .... C .1.5" IIùIIIttr ec.eon.nt I] .... C .1. 5. ......r NfRG£NCY COIITACTS ,,(:Þt;,-~~~dÆ~¿----- m ïL.-!!~----------ð...p ~ti,¿z¿tf - - -- 13 ,by lit 11 __ of .tllt.....tc-t. Set IMtl'UCtl_ #A5""' $"è'~'l!!Y y%¿¿:Vr--- %'"" .L..$ ?t41- z' -7 --L- Ò ,-9y,i;;;~i--7/f#r()~p¡J;~ß' /'iið J; ¿ ~ :7 ;13- p..r::=- 6 ___ ....~'I''I'_--- ---- ----- C.ntficarion (Rf1l1d IInd si~n lifter co.pJ,.Ung aJJ s~ctJonsJ :o:~;;j:;:~.::I:Þ~I:Pf~:;;5~~f=.~~~~~1:~~I~~c~~t~~f:d~t~.d in thll and~ttee~docZ:thlt based on ~ Inquiry of t_;:i"'~:~;'. .4.. - õ;,a- õ1Hë¡.'-' mi-õ1-õWii;: 7õØi;:;;m-DlI-õWii;:7õÕ@;:;;tõ;:'š-;;ütliõ;:mniõ¡:ñtñtitivi Siijñ¡tü¡:,---- -----. ----------ß-----------------, 1Iitni9ñïa--~----------Z------- :....::- -~ CIT}' of BAKERSFIELD "- ,,¡ ~' = ê: J'NI end aq';cvltu'. '--' St~'d Bus 'nHS .---. '--' HAZARDOUS MATERXALS XNVENTORY NON-TRADE SECRETS OWNER NAME: --=- J/~.5 ADDRESS: '"'5 CITY, ZIP: I1.f;¡ r;. S, ""[I.... /, U'l" 0 rJ'1 i r"J"¡' "'" r 8!1SINESS NAME:~¡'··h.-.~,,-~ :':..: .;.".,' '¡\,'- LOCATION: ':;·::t~I \\~;~,~,., "...,,-,'-..- CITY. ZIP: \~·;r:t·~t::;'-;~ "iC~:J... t~a ~5:";:~!·";, PHONE .: (tr~\ ~Q?-~1)~ , 1 ",,"S 'roe {od.· (oct. ] .... Mt , . .-... , Mt 5 -..-1 fit , --- Units 1 'Irs III SIt. n I.GctUIII ....... StOl'ld In F«I Itt, 13 ,~ It " .... of .tllt_~ -lit. S. Inttruett_ '''Y' 'ClI end 11M It" "',.1'11 frtll'Ck ,II thet IIIP I,) C.'.S. ..... CoIpanInt" .... c.a.s. ...... ...-, ,..-., r-., ,..-., r-' ~ -.) f;r. HIurd L - ~ hecti.tt, L _.J Del~ L - ~ SudMn ..1.... L _.J I..t.c. ....Ic" 0' ,...._ ....ICll c...-t 12 .... C.a.5. ...... , ,.-., L - ~ '''Iet. ....lth c-t I] .... C...s. ..... 'hyele,1 end ....It" ""11'd IC_I< III Chit 1....1'1 c.a.S. ..... CoIpanInt II .... U.5. ...... r-, ,..-., r-, r-., r-" . - .) f I,.. HilIi'll L _.J RHCtivit, L - ~ o.ll~ L - ~ Suddton IItINt' L - ~ ..edi.t. ....Ith of ,.......,.. ....Itll ~t 12 .... C.a.5. ...... _~l__L¿~t~--~L-i'-;f -~_.I2f'~µL_!f!~¿l.1'.s-LL'ß 1 I I /./ l!:?-L.&~t?' Æv $,PJ ~ 'hye 'ClI end ...., t" IIIIIN C ., .5. ....... ec.c.on.nt" .... c.,. S. ........ 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JØ-!£_///z-::::-------------------- ~__/ ~ ¿/:-&,_______-_ "0 ° ICI' .0 _, _'I'D' UtI __."O~" /If' 5 au ""rll~ r"",ø", .,,,,, f"'«~~..<I ~p ,IN" :¡ ~- "" - ·e ~e, t :~. I ,~ «W . : ' '. - ~ . ·:g~}fi:~1fi:~~J~~.~:~~t::L ' .-...- ..... '~"--~ .. ..._.....--.:...:......_.~._._., . -, ........... '-.' . ..... .,--......,.-~... - ..1'., . I" . . BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPAR~~ 2130 "G" STREET ' BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 (805) 326-3979 RECEIVED APR 7 1988 ,Ans'd...... ~.... ,/ /;13- OFFICIAL CSE ONLY ,001236 ID# US I~ESS ~A.\{E ,HAZARDOUS MATERJ:ALS BUSJ:NESS PLAN AS A WHOLE FORM 2A ctrOCJ 3 ~Gf:C INSTRUCTIONS: 1. To avoid further action, return this form by 2. TYPE/PRINT k~SWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer the questions below for the business as a whole. 4. Be as brief and concise as possible. - '. SECTION 1: BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DATA A . Bll§1B.$.s"",lWŒ~~;,;: Miracle, Auto Paintinß " B. Lq~~lLQ"~~L.A!i~~J,í,,~j)RESS:,, 3415 Wilson ~d C~i~~sfie1d '~ ,~l~L, .~3~~~,. B~!;llIg~.~..:, J~Q~ ),,,^ .~2k.~ SEq¡¡O~ ¡:, EMERG~CY ~~!~.~,~~'!~tONS 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 E~ergency Services as required by law. EMP.b9-Xgt:~{ TONQ1I.[Y, J~ _.CA.SE ,OF ",E~ERGENCY:, N"~Pm.#lJ!;I:'l,:tE . DURING BUS.:;~!tR,~. A. ~g._~~~ p'h~ (8~) 397-5}26, ' BA.J/~~~~~ Ph#Á 3"·"2." AF'J'F.:-ª'::'Vih::M~ . Ph# (~05<t1~,~ ' Ph~X 311-1221 SECTION 3: LOCATION OP UTILITY SHUT-OFPS FOR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE .i.. ~ 1-1."..4. R. \, ~ A. NAT. GAS/PROPANE' B. ELECTRICAL: C. WATER: D. SPECIAL: E~OCK BOX: YES ~IF YES, DOES IT CO~TAI~ SITE PLANS? YES / ~O FLOOR PLANS? YES / XO £ ~SDSS? YES! ~O KEYS? YES / ~O ,. . . '.,. -'_·,..,--~~~¿J1ig.!]¡:~~/-?:·~, _ ' c _,~. . ~ . ... ..M..__.__..........;"... "",, ,\ .- 'ì e , -\ " '-- SEClRION 4: ,PRIVATE RESPONSE TEA.."I' FOR BUSt~ESS AS A WHOLE.. ,., ",,,.~,,,--,....,,--_.. . .._..ho~'_'.""'~'.' """'" ~..._- ._..,......,~~~.:..,'. . ~"...,-~......-to Inform nain office in Foster City, California (415) 570-2211 of any emergençy problE,mlS- Bakersfield Fire and Health DepartIœnts - if minor problem handle with first aid or take to hospital - minor spills can be handled by shop personeL with absorbent naterial and special drun for this purpose. , . '; I SECT~~::....",; ~~.C.AL,~~{ìE~CY ~DICAL ASS ~STANCEFOR YOUR "BU~_I_~~,~~~,~~.~_!1I2jE f( J. 2. _ J.01tO . " W:>uld call 911 for rœdical emergency t~ go to closest, hospital located at~ W/lt/¡¡¡-LAJ )ÇL1&J;/"î-L cLÀ, ;c ,Bakersfield. /my minor first aid can be taken care of, at the shop by management personnel. If hazerdous material injury (paint, thinner, etc.) notify local fire department and emergency hazerdous nateria;1 team. '. SÈCTt:ONI,,':!~í1};~EMPLO~~ ' ¡RAINING J ..L ....... .~ ~E~PLOYERS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A PROG~~ WHICH PROVIDES EMPLOYEES WITH I~ITIAL ~~D ~REFRESHER TRAI~ING I~ THE FOLLOWr~G AREAS. 'CIRCLE YES OR ~O I~ITIAL A. METHODS FOR SAFE HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS :-tATERIALS: . . . '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. dlii3 ~O B. PROCEDURES FOR COORDINATING ACTIVITIES WITH RESPONSE AGENCIES: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. tiii) ~O C. PROPER USE OF SAFETY EQUIPME~l:. ..... ............ ~ NO D. E~ERGE~CY EVACUATION PROCEDURES:.. ................ ~ ~O E. DO YOU MAINTAIN EMPLOYEE TRAINING RECORDS:. ...... ~ NO REFRESHER YES ~O YES ~O "YES NO YES NO YES NO SEcr.-ION{i!l·,:~t~HAZARDOUS",MATERIiAL C IRCLE ~ - NO - NONE DOES YOUR BUSINESS HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL I~ QU~~TITIES LESS THA~ 500 POL~DS OF A SOLID. 55 GALLONS OF' A LIQUID. OR 200 CUBIC FEET OF A COMPRESSED GAS: ...... ~ '~O I 'X. 1<1L\'\'J~O W ßlt)(\.'-\-,~ 1'-, . certify that tþe 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 Materials (Div. 20 Chapter 6.95 Sec. 25500 Et AI.) and that inaccurate information constitutes perjury. '~SIGNATt."RE X 7'fbæ.~ TITLEX' ~(A"U'j //L. DATEX 2-/~--8ð . - 2B - e -, -- e e e \..~ ;,:: ;:{._..~~.:::-~~. ~ ,.," . ,é.l i j'''"'. -,-.' " . :. , t!:;............' //. .' . . ." S;:CTIO~ 3: HAZARDOT;S ~fAT!:RTALS' FORTHTS l;:~Ii OXLY A. Does this Fëlcility t;nit r:on':ainHaz:"\råo'tls ~iate!'L1L>?,. ,.' @ :'\0 If YES. see B. If NO. continup. with SECTION 4. \ I \ .\ -1: " B. Are any of the hazardous materials a bona fide Tra.de s~cre~~) XO If No, complète a separat-e hazardous materials Inventory form marked: ~OX-:-TRADE 'SECRETS OXLY (white form #4A~1) If Yes, complete a hazardous materials inventory form ma!'ke~: , , TRADE SECRETS. ONLY (yellow _ for!1l #4A-2) in aùdi tion to the non-tradè secr~t for!1l:List only ~he ~rade ~ecrets ori for~ 4A-2. ,SECTION 4: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTTOX Sprinkler system and fire ex.tinguishers in place at stragetic 10cqtionS:.._ Alarm system is a beam alarm 'in' shop', - sensors inóffice.-'-- .,;. .- ., - _.-~..~ - "'--' , " ----_.~---- --. SECTIO~ 5: LOCATION OF WATER Su~PLY FOR USE BY ~GENCY RESPO~ERS South wall. at corner near front section SECTIO~ 6: LOCATIOX OF urILITYSHùJr-OFFS AT THIS UXITONLY. A. XAT. GAS:~ROPANE~ West end of 'building near roll up door. B. ELECTRICAL: West end of' confplex on w~llfaciBg' S0Ùth.' , ' C. WATER: Extreme west end of building at corner D. SPEC':AL: none E, LOrK BOX: Y:'::S ,~ EYES. LOC\T!OX: IF YES. STTr: P~AXS~ ~~,OOR pr...\xs'::' ,I :':0 \'() \·n '~'E :; ~'Sf)S~.¡':' ..-,... ~ .". ) ".r: r- ~ .."..) ::r:';"S '" ".r: ,... l.. .') \:0 - 33 - , ',. ''-'''-:':~:;:-0;''':6'''"':,_'::'''C.'''''~~Ä<''~f';:¡~''F''-7;'~'t~~~~:: - ~ _...c:J . ~ 11~.';:.:";,_·~-.6:~ ....;.," ..., e e BAKERSFIEI.D CITY FIRE DEPARDEXT 2130 "G" STREET .BAKERSFIELD .CA ,93301 . ' ' ,. . ... .. ..~,,--...', OFFICIAL ~SE OXLY " BUSINESS ~AME: ID~, _ _ _ - -- ,BUSINESS "PLAN - S J: NGLE 'F A.C I LITY UNI :¡:" FORM:.3A , , , , INSTRUCTIONS 1. 'Toavold further action. 'this form must be returned by: 2. TYPE¡PRI~! ,YOL~ ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer the questions below for THE FACILITY L~IT 'LISTED BElOW 4. Be as BRIEF and ~ONCISE ~s »ossible.· FACILITY UNIT# South 2 FACILITY UNIT ~~: MIRACLE AUTO PAINTING - SECTION 1 : MITIGATION . PREVENTION. ABA'Î'ÐŒNT PROCEDURES ~ - --. .-+ -~ _. ....-...,.-. e -: We use paint' thinners to paint automobiles/trucks and take in paint storage room by grounding drums and being'careful spills occur in shops, we have special drums with seal and to pick up spills, etc. safety precautions with contents', ,if. _: absorbent materi~l , , SECTION 2 : NOTIFICATION A~1) EVACt'ATION PROCEDt~ESAT,THIS t:\TT O~LY In case of ~mergency such as fire or èxplosi?n the manager or assistant manager is to be notified immediately and all employees tö shut off equipment (including spray booth) and they are to leave the shop building by exit doors. During shop operation all roll up doors are left open for ,quick exit and vent- ilation. Appropriate departments such as fire, police and emergency vehicles would be notified anq reports made to main office in Foster City, California. e e - ~~ - 1 " I . D. t ~^KERSFIEL~ CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT FORM 4A-t NON-TRADE SECRETS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY . ¡e ~ 0 r ..L . . eus It{~~;:¡..;,:!~fiI,~: Miracle,"'tt'Q,p~int:i11g AOO~E~$:,'f),:, "3415WilsonRDad ',,,; , ,O'W"ít~lij'AME+ii;'Le8;~~Y 'fir ~ADDRESS;:q) h'~"~" 811~ ' FACILITY UNIT ,: FACILITY UNIT NAME: I: CITY. ZlP,; ". ,-..' . RR1œrAf;plt1~ C' 9~~09 :''C'ITY.¡¡'''f P:' ,;M " :,f'1 h;""I,'Í"'A' """, , 0/.1. N. ..~ . ~, .,' ",' " " PHOI\iE .~ . (ßQI) > Q7-c;l?f.. PHONE"~ :" ,.... (iLlS) 1\70-??11 IOFFICIAL USE CFIRS CODE ...."..;. :..~...... ONLY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TYPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN THIS ~ BY HAZARD D.O.T CODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT. CHEMICAL OR COMMON NAME CODE GUIDE , . P 200 Q'al 2400 rr,q 1 r..A T. 1~ ?q ~ s, mn 1 v 'Rrv"WT> , IV\ . . p",; T'\t-' FFLO '1'1 ~~() ri^T ()F; ()R - . , (\(\ , T- 'T'h; nn o-r WTn - : : ! " " , ) . i I 1 I I I f " : . I ; . .. ; . NU~~iii~~~iit1ïäwt¡¡;m ~ ' to';;·....,'.,. "t,l,t"'({j~:t~irr ' '~ SIGNATURE: ~~.vz.U~_ DATE: ~ /~ -rr " '~ ,-.. '.-. -.. ^ -, 01 .. '" EMERGENCY CONTAC"~ EMERGENCY .NTACT: ';I!, H:¡pIœ r R IN C I r^ r." 1I!\' N F. 5 5 ACT l\ffT~V '~l,~~Í!1t'~ <"~\',-, ,t-~~·->f;""'!;oII_i;¡.~~1t:,· i: t~·'''!ïI- ~"~' "" .;;,,!~4-:~, !i(ii_,'" ".. f/(r '. -.;"·);~L...,~h'\.!~$ ; ~ , ... w.;.. ,T.ITLE :--.~.ue PHONE YBUS HOURS: (ROE)) ~q7-E:¡'?h 7;¡-f\p \" AFTER BUS HRS: (RO'1) ~q1-8747 ' ; , PHONE , BUS HOUR~: !';;u-æe abmn::! : AFTER BUS HRS. '. . IJ 1\ ( E It 9 FIE L U . c ì l' Y f IIH~ Ij W ^ It 'Hi !-aU .' ,. .' FORM 4^-2¡ " . pnC"_ 0 r :'¡""TRADESECRI3'TB ',"'" ,. " . .. .' II AZ AR~b'UaMA T E: R I ALS;INVj;: NTdRY ,).¡,~r: H",',~~~~ ,~^nr.~, '. - - .' ~,.~~~,~,;·,·..,·~.~,::'::S:~Ñ~li",;~~~.~·,.Q~1Üi ,;F^~'rL,1:~,Y Û:~~.I~~~~,'~-~,,'\;;: \.7.11., ~________~ð~'~"..".;CITYI1.lrl' .,~~n¡f1""',¡DrI4Lf~." . ":)o:{:')1n NF.': ", . .-5. '.',.'....; ,I'IIOHß,'~' :~I-=.T~'tJ")~I·t\· ,.." 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'~- WE_ERN SPECIALTY ca.TINGS c~=· . . .. .400 £'&'5' V,ASHINC'TON 80ULE \lARD . LO$ ANGE LtS. c:.~L IF OFH'HA .OO:U (j\3) ,t\·3", -' 1?RODUCT SAJ"ETY 'DATA RIG}~ TOKNO\·l :INr01U-1ATXOH , ,..... ~ ,.-~,~._ 'D ...nil" "'''I::.r ·1:sl~~~E. " A. Aliphatic PolyisocYðnates Hardeners 1. Contents: Isocyanates, Esters & Xylene Solvents. B. Pigmented 1-1aterials - Colors, Primers, Sealers. Etc.", 1. Contents: Esters, Petroleum Distillates, ~oluol, Xylol Solvents & ~cohol. c. Solvents - ~hinners , Reducers 1. Contents: Ketones, Alcohol, Esters' petroleùrn Distillates. ~~~1I1ond.)¡!D:~ A. Keep container tightly closed and away from heat, sparks and flame. Discard if container leaks. ~n case of spillage, absorb and discard according to local applicable regulations. B. Keep out of reach of children. C. When using, be sure of adequate ventil~tion. When overspray is present, a positive pressure air supply respirator is recommended (TC19C l\Iiosh-BESA). ~f not available, use a vapor/particulate respirator. Wear respirator during entire spray period and until all vapors and mists are.exhausted. NOTE: . . This material is for use by professionally , trained personnel using prope~ equipment. l\Iotintended for sale or use by the çeneral public. ~_ard6" .~"Jj ;,,"" 9/85~' A. Can cause possible breathing and/or lung irritatiøn, eye irritation and skin irritation. B. Flammable. c. Can be fatal if ingested. ... _ _.. ~N _ ~__ .'.'" . . Page 1 of 2 . ,--~ . .,. .. ..00 f "~'T V""SHINGTON eOUl.t V.r."'t.. . LO~ A."'Ci£l.£!ì. C"'LfFORN''''~ 1:13' :>t'·317' ",' .", -;,.::..:::~~.. . '....." ,~,""" -- "........ , , ,." .. ", , ....:, ..... ..,' .:.'- eoAT~NGS "C~M~ W.TERNSP£CIALTY :[";~Product.· Safety Data. , ~~Ri~~i~;r~, ,~o~":'?;f·~'mat ion ~J,Ç.9.nír~n.4,.c1) ~,_ . .' ~ ,.... .-/: -;..... .. . . i.~:1~}I-;'~l',,,;~,s:tí!. "'.+' ',".a. 4 lit .. '.....~""~~;~,.. A. ~f affected by inhalation of vapor or Epra~'mist. remove to fresh air. If breathing difficulty persists or occurs later, consult a phYEici~n anã have label information available. , B. In c&se of eye contact, flush i~edietely with fresh water ,for lS minutes. Call a physician. C. In êase of skin contact. \-lash thorouçhly with soap.··· and water. D. ]f ingested, do ~ induce vomiting. Notify a physician at once. (e . ,-..':1 ~ e ... .. ........ ,.- -. . .... -. - 9/85 Pag.e.2 of 2' of F e '-e þ'"e -. .-.-.---...-.........., ~ -~ ,- .-t. .".' . . MIRACLE AUTO PAINnNG HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROCRAM for company updated shops and franchise locations INTRODucnON: ~A<:,L(2 AlIT'() -~T, has developed a Hazard Communication Program to enhance our employees' health and safety. As a company we intend to provide information about chemical hazards and other hazardous substances, and the control of hazards via our comprehensive Hazard Communication Program which includes container labeling, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) training. f The fo11.owing program outlines how we wiD. accoap1ish this objective. 1. CONTAINER LABELINC It is the policy of this company that no container of hazardous substances wïll be released for use until the foll.owing label information is verified: -- Containers are cleady labeled as to the contents Appropriate hazard warnings are noted -- The name and address of the manufacturer are ~ted This responsibility has been assigned to MAN A (Y1i?R-, To further ensure that employees are aware of the hazards-~ usëd in their work areas, it is our policy to label aU secondary containers. The supervisor . in each section will ensure that 811 secondary containers are ~b.è\èd. with- éIther an extra copy of the original manufac- turer's label or with~&e'neric labels which have a block for identity and blocks for the hazard warning. 2. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS (MSDS) Copies of MSDS for 811 hazardous substances to ",~=h employees ~ this COJl)- pany - may be exposed are kept in--D F~ c.t::::_ and_ .....ßjf\NA 6-'t~ ' will. be responsible for obtainii~""::'nd maintaining the data sheet syst:m for the company. ~"H\IIJA6-e~___wi1l review incoming data sheets for new and significant health/safety information. He/she will. see that any new information is passed on to the affected employees. 1 ! - ~- . .... . e e e .~. ... _ _~w' .. . _", -. ., ~ , '" . . (If alternatives to actual data sheets are used, provide a description of the system.) MSDS will be reviewed for completeness by ~ If an "SDS is ""<¡sing or obviously incomplete, a new MSDS will be requested from the manu- facturer. Ca1/0SHA will be notified if a complete MSDS is not received. MSDS are available to aU employees in their work area for review during each work shift. If MSDS ar{l.¡ nq,t~,oIj~~w Jv!zardous substance(s) in ~e do not have MSDS, please contact ~Cl.ufÇM~immediate1y. - 3. EMPLOYEE INFORMATION AND TRAINING EtlDloyees are to attend a health and safety orientation set up be '- ~w~~ P\: c,...ef'. , prior to starting work for information and training on the ~ng: -- .A n overview of the requirements contained in the Hazard Communièation , 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 hazard 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. Steps the company has taken to lessen or prevent exposure to these sub- stances. -- Emergency and first aid procedures to fa1low if employees are exposed to hazardous substance(s). -- How to read labels and review HSDS to obtain appropriate hazard informa- tion. . . Note: It is criticaJ1y important that aU of our employèes understAnQ the train- ing. If you have any additional questions, please contact.....!!J~NI\(;.e~ ,~hen new hazardous substances are introduced,~~ 'tra.£t...., ~ review the above items as they are related to the new material in your work area safety meeting. 4. LIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBS~TANCES The f~is a Jist of aU known hazardous substances present I .... Specific information on each noted hazardous sub- st8nce(s) can e ottained by reviewing the Material Safety Data Sheets. 2 -. ~.' ....-.. - .-,-- ....- e e e . .·r l~; ...... . Hazardous Substances (ie) EX A MPLE LIST Work Area or Process (ie) N.-Butyl Acetate Ethyl Benzene 2-Etmxyethyl Petrole\.ID Di.sti1lates Nason Acrylic Enamel Paint Area Painter's Helper '., 5. HAZARDOUS NON-ROUTINE TASKS Periodically, employees are required to peñorm 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. Thiš information will. include: Specific hazards. Protective/safety measures which must be uti1iz.ed. Measures the company has taken to lessen the hazards including ventila- tion, respirators, presence of another employee and emergency proce- dures. Examples of non-routine tasks peñormed by employees of this company: TASK HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES N ON-APPLICA BLE 6. HAZARDOUS SUBSTA'NCES IN UNLABELED PIPES (if app1icab1.e) To ensure that our employees who work uIÜ.abe1ed pipes have been,informed as to the hazardous substances contained within, the foll.owing policy has been established: ' Prior ,to .~t;a~ng on unlabeled drums our employees tact ~ . for the following information: The hazàrdous substance in the drum. Potential hazards. Safety precautions which shall. be taken.. are to con- 7. INFORKING CONTRACTORS' To ensure that o~e contractors work saf e1y in our plant, It is the responsi- b:ilit.yof ~).M.(} 6" to provide contractors the following information: 3 .. ...~ ..-.,' .-. . . '. , , _ -- Hazardous substances to which they may be exposed while on the jobs:i.t.e. -- Precautions the emp1Dyees may take to lessen the posRih-.''¡t-y rX exposure by usage of appropriate protective measures. If anyone has ques~ns~a~bo jt~tp1.an contact-~. Our plan wi1l be monitored b~_~ to ensure t~cies are carried out and that the plan 18 ective. . , 2u!aJ t~ ( Sißnature ~~~~! , W-ul êr" .- - 4 v' '.,. , , -. . . ~. _h . .". e' e e . .~ :: '''':'"::-: ....... . '. . SAMPLE HAZARD COMMUNICATION EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAM EMPLOYER: ~t-..I" J. l~ <{- \\ .1L. DEPARTMENT: \,~\~ ~ '(~ ~.(J4'E;1. DA TE: Our employee training program has been developed on the basis c£ groups (types) of hazardous substance(s) used and the common hazards assoc:iated wit.h them. For specific hazard information on each brand of material the MATERIAL SAFETY DA T A S8 EETS (MSDS) Must be reviewed. OVER VIEW OF THE BAZARD COMMUNICATION REGULATION The Hazard Communication Regulation is intended to ensure that both employers and employees areaw~re of the dangers associated with hazardous substances in their workplaces. The fa1lowing information isa review of the specific requ:ire-.. ments of a hazard communication program, including contaï.J,er labeling, MSDS and training. WRITTEN HAZARD COMMUNICAnON PROGRAM We have a written program that outlines how we will provide information and con- trol your exposure to hazardous substan, C,es. ~ plan is 8vailablefor your review during our training and at the~. dJ. :ÅJ<..L for review during your workshift. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES USED IN YOUR WORKPLACE In our shop we use a variety of products. Most of these products contain ·one or more hazardous substances. Let's review the HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE IN VENTOR Y LIST in your work area. .~ READING LABELS AND MSDS LABELS: A product label on both the original and se,condary containers should be reviewed prior to working with the material. Each label will have two important pifõ:ces of information you shou1.ct' be familiar wi.t.h: 1. The Identity of the Hazardous Substance 1 '. .~. .-~' "'.- .~-- .-. ~ , '... 'r.... . . ,- 2..,Hazård Warnings . " ,- .'. . ......... I '4.,..:,·· '-.. The label on the original container will. also state the name and ~ddress of the man- u£' acturer. The label shoUld act as a visual reminder of the information we have presented in this training session and of the information found in more deta:il on the HSDS. - It is essential. for your safety that you read the Hazard Warning and omy use the Hazardous Substance(s) within the guidelines prescribed on the label. Questions concerning the label shoUld be directed to your supervisor/foreman. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS (11505) The "50S is the pcimary means we will use to convey the necessary information about the hazards of the substances we use. The manufacturers and importers are responsible for providing us with the "SDS. The manufacturer must provide us with adequate information to use the substance safely. If you use any other products than Nason or Hi-Glo you must obtain MSDS forms for these products. The specific it.ems are reviewed in your SUMMARY OF CALIFORNIA'S HAZARD COMMUNICATION REGULATION. -' PLEASE NOTE that there are many commercially available training programs which wm. describe how to read Labels. Material Safety Data Sheets, etc. . PHYSICAL' AND HEALTH HAZARDS OF THE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE(S) USED Employees are to be trained specificaUy about the hazards of the substances in their work areas. This may be done by specific Hazardous Substances or by categories of hazards, but in any case, the employee is to be aware that information is available on the specific hazards of individual Hazardous Substances through MSDSs. 1. Measures to protect employee from the hazards ü.e., work practices, engi- neering 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. EXAMPLE OF CENERAL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE CROUP TYPE TRAININC PRODUCT/CHEMICAL CROUP: HYDROCARBON SOLVENTS - 2 ., tþ - e . .. ·:+.·l.!'~·_'·::: : ,-:- ~~:...-...~.!~~.,{:-. . . :"..,~ ::- "_.."'.' ,.. .._.......r_,..., HEALTH EFFECTS: EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE; High concentratiOns of aal- vent vapors are in::i.tation to the eyes, nose, throat and lungs, ~ay cause headaches and dizziness and sleepiness. Even higher levels may cause unconsciousness and may have other brain and central nervous system effects. tTolonged or repeated liquid contact with the skin may cause defatting of the skin, leading to dryness, possible irritation and dennatitis (reddening and i.nf1.amed skin). Some solvents are absorbed right through the skin and the he8lt.h effects are just as if the solvent vapor was inhaled. Each organic solvent's long term possible health effects will. vary; however, pro- longed solvent exposures are related to possible liver, kidney and central nervous system and brain damage. (NOTE: THE V ARIETY OF SOLVENT TYPES SHOULD BE REVIE WED.) PHYSICAL HAZARDS: Organic solvents are flammable and combustible and repre- sent fire and explosion hazards if the materia1s are not han<:D.ed cOITectly. Hydrocarbon solvents are generaUy stable and will not react violently with water. Review the MSDS sections on Fire and Explosion Hazard information. Most sol- vents will vaporize ~apidl.y and become airborne. DETEcnON OF RELEASE: 0 DOR - Solvent vapor may produce an odor or cause your nose or eyes to be i.rr:i.tated, but dontt depend on odor to warn you. Odor thresholds (lowest level that can be detected) for most solvents vary widely from person to person. Also, some solvents produce "olfactory fatigue" - the rapid loss of ability to smell the odor. However, odor can warn you of exposure to some solvents (confirm this with industrial hygiene monitoring). Appearance - Most solvent v.apors are invisible so don't rely on appearance to warn you for exposure. Instrumentation - A variety of industrial hygiene instruments can be used to mea- sure employee exposure. This equipment should be operated only by qualified per- sonnel. EMERGENCY RESPONSE: FOR FLAKIIABLE SO,LVENTS - If the material is spiJled or leaks, shut C£f and e1iminate aU sources of ignition. Recover the free product by adding sand, earth or other absorbents to the spill. Minimize breathing vapors and skin contact. Vent:ilate the area with local exhaust or by opening win- dows and doors. Follow the hazardous waste disposal procedures we have estab- lished. EXPOSURE CONTROL - Protective Equipment, Engineering Controls and Proper Work Practices: -- PROTECnVE EQUIPMENT: Use chemical-resistant gloves, apronS or clothing if prolonged or repeated skin contact may occur. Use splash goggles and face shield when eye or face contact may occur. Use approved respiratory pro- tective equipment as established by our Safety Program (N OTE: if needed, a review of the respiratory protective program may be appropriate). 3 . . "t' :.fo: . e . .. !'-.,".:- ,CALIFORNIA'S HAZARD COMMUNICATION REGULATION AN EIIPLOYER'S CHECKLIST , I -. .~......,... '".~ .."t'_~-"\'!I'~"'''' I I This is a guide for the major Right to Know respons-ihiHties for California employ- ers whose employees are potenti8ll.y exposed to hazardous substances. IF YOU MANUFACTURE OR SELL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES TO OTHER EMPLOYERS, ALSO REFER TO THE MANUFACTURERIIMPORTER CHECKLIST AVAILABLE FROM YOUR LOCAL Ca1/0SHA CONSULTATION SER VICE OFFICE. WRITTEN HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM Description of how in-plantlabe1ing will. be accomplished (S194(e)(1) -r Who is responsible for making and maintaining labels Description of labeling system used Description of alternative written system (if used) Description of how MSDS requirements will. be met (S194(e)(l) Who is responsible for MSDS program How MSDS w.ill be obtained and kept for every product used How MSDS w:ill. be made accessible to employees upon request How MSDS w.il1 be. checked for obvious omissions (e.g., checklist) How missing MSDS are requested in writing from vendor How Ca1/0SHA w.ill be notified if vendors faü to respond -- Description of MSDS alternatives (if used, Manufacturer Duties apply) Descriptions of how employees are trained (Sl94(e)(l)(A) Who is responsible for training -- Initial training p].an (e.g., lecture, slideshow) Update (on new hazards) and refresher training plans CurricUlum of information given (see Employee Training Section) -- A complete list of on-site hazardous substances (S194(e)(1)(A) 1."-'''',''_' -- How employees will. be informed of hazards of non-routine tasks and hazards 1 , .,,-.' -- e . " ; of unlabeled pi.p~. ,<,~1 ~,4(e) OJ (B) '-,.. ~.' ;"';;~ ".; .,~.,:.~~~.~,y~~a., . How Contractors w:iJl be informed of hazardous substances (5194(e)(lHC) i . ~ : " , W riJ:ten program available upon request to employees and CaJ./OSH A (5194{e)(3) , .. Labeling , --Each container labeled with product identity and hazard warnings (includes aU health and physical hazards) (5194(f)(4) -- Labels displayed and legible on all. in-plant containers (5194f)(8) -- Labels corfirm to other more specific regulations (5194{f){3) MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PROGRAM Have the Supplier's MSDS for each hazardous substances. If the user/employer chooses not to rely on MSDS received, see manufac- ture/Importer Checklist for additional duties as responsible party.. (5194(8) (1) Make them accessible to employees (5194(g)(8) Request MSDS from supplier if missing or incomplete (5194{g)(6) &(11) . -- If no response to ,MSDS requests, notify Ca1/0SHA S(5194(g)(11) EIIPLOYEE TRAINING must contain -- Explanation of an - MSDS" and the information it. contains (5194(h)(1)(A) -- MSDS contents for each substance or class of substances used (5194(gH1HA) Employee -rights- to information and non-cliscrimination (S194{h)(1)(C) Explanation and ava:ila1rlJ.fty of the written HC pcogram (5194(h)(1)(C) Location of work areas using hazardous products (S194(h)(2)(B) Observation' and detection methods to use for hazards (S194(h)(2)(D) Specific hazards and protective measures fo~ work area (S194(h)(2)(E) -- Details of in-house labels and HSDS program (5194(h)(2)(S) NOTE: Hazard communication CAL/OSHA 5194 Title 8is being revised and will. not be available tiJl January 87. ~ 2 ·'1' ...., .,. e e . ", ~.~ e e .; .,*..... ...... . NOTE: AD. managers must see that this hazardous materials and comm~~l!Ition , ' training program plus the KSDSformsforproducts usedin your shop be in your shop off1.Ce and available for employer to read. A1sofor OSHA and fire department inspectors to have ava:ù.able for inspection. TRADE SECRETS: ,," In In-house trade secrets are most specifica1ly addressed by 'Section 320(f). Access to Emp10yee Exposure and Medical Records:, Disc:1.ose the chemical orphys- icat agent identities in confidence to requesting employees. 3 ",. ' '.J",,' . ... " ....:-.. ,I',' !:¡,;'. " 'f' ",·If,·" ".tI!;.\",,;~,,~."i'\' - . ~ . . ." ~':.' ~~.~~;\fi~~?~~i~E~~~~?~::~ ~~~I.~·· , . '-~'~~~;n;,:.", ~^ . " .: rf.:¡.:~,~.'~~· ;' . .;., .. =2 ',"" ',' . .~!. \.. ~ .. , . " , , " .",.., ~".._.,'" "~,r'",,'"!:,~ 4 ~;00'!"~:'¡"1' ENGINEERING CONTROLS/VORK PRACTICES: Ventilation is to 'be .uaedt", ,. , " when it is necessary to prevent build-up of vapors from both a health or fire and explosion level. Keep containers closed when not in use. Do not handle or store near heat or sources of ignition or strong oxidants. No smoking is permit:ted in the vic:i.nity of the flammable vapors. Use the bonding and/or grounding system when transferring materials. Most solvents will vaporize rapidly and become airborne. _ APPROPRIATE EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES: Eye contact -- If splashed into the eyes, flush w:iLh water for 15 min&£es or until irritation subsides. If irritation continues, can. a physic:i.an. ' Skin contact -- In case of skin contact, remove any contaminated clothing and wash skin thoroughly with water and soap. InÞ-1-tion -- If overcome by vapors, remove from exposure and ca1l a physi- c:i.an immediately. If breathing is irregUlar or has stopped, start. resuscita- tion. Ingestion -- If ingested, DO NOT induce vomiting, call emergency medical aid.. , immediately. DISCLAIMER: This information:is an example orily. The employer aust becc;MDe thorougtity knowledgeable of the hazards of the substances present and commu-· nicate that information to employees so that they thoroughly understand and prac- tice the required hea1.th and safety infonoation. " 'J~ ... -, d' ~ .' ~ '::>7 4 .ì . - ------- ------------------------ .. , CRYOGENICS , OIV, -.'-'-' ; 1 I . ..' - GASES, CRYOGENICS, WELDING PRODUCTS, AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES ß LM n c e 03/21/88 \ MITCH WEBB EXCAVATING ATTENTION: DIRECTOR OF SAFETY DEAR CUSTOMER: THE ENCLOSED MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS (MSDS) ARE BEING PROVIDED AS REGUIRED BY OSHA'S HAZARD COMMUNICATION FINAL RULE (29 CFR 1910. 1200) PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 25, 1983. OUR RECORDS INDICATE THAT YOU HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED THIS PRODUCT. WE REALIZE YOU MAY NOT BE THE CORRECT PERSQNIN YOUR ORGANIZATION TO RECEIVE THIS INFORMATION. HOWEVER, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THESE MSDS'S BE FORWARDED TO THE INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR EMPLOYEE SAFETY PROGRAM. e WE URGE YOU TO STUDY EACH MSDS AND BECOME' AWARE OF THE HAZARDS AND SAFETY INFORMATION ASSOCIATED WITH EACH PRODUCT. TO PROMOTE THE SAFE USE OF THIS PRODUCT(S) YOU SHOULD: 1) NOTIFY YOUR EMPLOYEES, AGENTS AND CONTRACTORS OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS MSDS AS TO ITS HAZARDS AND SAFETY INFORMATION. 2) FURNISH THIS SAME' INFORMATION TO EACH OF YOUR CUSTOMERS FOR THE PRODUCTS, AND 3) RE~UEST YOUR CUSTOMERS TO NOTIFY THEIR EMPLOYEES AND CUSTOMERS OF THE SAME PRODUCT HAZARDS AND SAFETY INFORMATION. WE VALUE YOU AS A CUSTOMER AND OUR OB.JECTIVE IS TO PROV IDE YOU WITH CURRENT SAFETY INFORMATION ON THE HAZARDOUS PRODUCTS YOU PURCHASE FROM US. DO NOT HESITATE, TO CONTACT US IF YOU HAVE ANY GUESTIONS ON THE SAFE USE OF OUR PRODUCTS. BAYOX INC. e GENERAL OFFICE: 1171 OCEAN AVE.,. P.O. BOX 8672 . OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA 94662 . (415) 547-1800 BRANCHES: BAKERSFIELD-FRESNO-OAKLAND-PITTSBURG-SALlNAS_SAN FRANCISCO-SAN JOSE-SANTA ROSA-TAFT -TULARE CRYOGENICS DIV, .' ,~~. . GASES, CRYOGENICS, WELDING PRODUCTS, AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES ~ . e ~ LM n c 6592-00 MITCH WEBB EXCAVATING SHIPPED TO: MITCH WEBB EXCAVATING 1304 ARTHUR BAKERSFIELD CA 93308-3030 1304 ARTHUR BAKERSFIELDCA 93308-3030 MATERIAL SAFETY SHEET NUMBER --SALES ORDER-- NUMB ER DA TE -----------PRODUCT----------- NUMBER DESCRIPTION 11045 499074 02/24/88 LNEFW5P+ 12 1/8 FW5P+ e e GENERAL OFFICE: 1171 OCEAN AVE. . P.O.BOX8672 . OAKLAND,~ALIFORNIA94662 . (415)547-1800 BRANCHES: BAKERSFIELD-FRESNO-OAKLAND-PITTSBURG-SALlNAS-SAN FRANCISCO-SAN JOSE-SANTA ROSA-TAFT -TULARE ~ -'·,~1 . " ~¡. . Narne: Fleetweld SP+ Slzea: All 0.1.: September 23. 1985 e MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET NO. MIl For U.S. Manufactured Welding Consumables and Related Products Conforms to Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR 1910,1200 Rev, September 1985 SECTION 1- IDENTIFICATION PrOduct Type Manufacturer/Supplier Name The llncoln E1ectric Company Address: 22801 St. C1air Avenue Cleve1and, Ohio 44117 Covered electrode Classification Telephone No. £6010 (216) '+81-8100 '7' SECTION II-HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. IMPORT ANT! This section covers the materials from which this prOduct Is manufactured, The fumes and gases prOduced during welding with the normal use of Ihis product are covered by Section V; see it for industrial hygiene information, · The term "hazardous" in "Hazardous Materials" should be interpreted as a term required and defined in the Hazards Communication Standard and does not necessarily imply the existence of any hazard. Covering or Flux Ingredients (CAS No.) WI'" TlV Supplemental IntOl"lMtlon mg/mr' Cellulose and/or other carbohydrates (65996-61-4) less than 5 10· ·)Not 11 sted. Nuisance value than 5 10· 3 Silicate binders (1344-09-8) less maximum is 10 mg/m . Iron (65996-67-0) less than 5 10· Titanium dioxides (as Ti)(13463-67-7) less than 5 10 Limestone and/or calcium carbonate (317-65-3) less than 5 10 ~ Manganese and/or manganese alloys (as Mn) (7439-96-5) 1 5 Iron oxides (as Fe) (65996-74-9) less than 0.5 5 " , . . CAS Number shown is representative for the ingredients 11 sted. .. OSHA PEL (PermilOsible Exposure Umit) Value limits are the same as TLV unless otherwise listed, I :% I ~'I Other Carbon steel core wire SECTION III-FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA on Flammable; Welding arc and sparks can ignite combustibles and flammable prOducts, See Z49.1 referenced in Section VI. SECTION IV-HEALTH HAZARD DATA .eShold Limit Value:, ' The ACGIH recommended general limit for Welding Fume NOC - (Not Otherwise Classified) is 5 mglm'. ACGIH.1985 preface states "The TLV-TWA should be used as guides in the control of heaith hazards and should not be used as fine lines between sale and dangerous concentrations." See Section V for specific fume constituents which may modify this TLV, Threshold Limit Values are figures published, by the American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists, Units may be milligrams per cubic meter (mg'm'), millIOns of particles per cubic foot of air (mppcf), 'or parts per million of vapor or gas in air (ppm), (Section IV continued on side two.) (Supersedes 10/23/84 ) 11045 ~redeName: F1eetweld 5P+ SIzes: An Dati: September 23, 1985 Effects of Overexposure SECTION IV - HEALTH HAZARD DATA continued Electric arc welding may cr.ate one or mor. 0' the 'ollowlng he.lth huard.: Fume. .nd G.... can be dangerous to your heahh, Common entry Is by inhalation, Shor1-term (acute) overexposure to welding fumes may result in discomfort such as dizziness. nausea, or dryness or irritation of nose, throat, or eyes. t:~ .... -_ - -"," . "- (e Long-term (Chronic) over-exposure to welding fumes can lead to siderosis (iron deposits in lung) and affect pulmonary function. Arc R.y. can injure eyes and burn skin. Electric Shock can kill. Emergency and First Aid Procedures: Call for medical aid, Employ first aid techniques recommended by the American Red Cross, IF BREATHING IS DIFFICULT give oxygen. IF NOT BREATHING employ CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) techniques, IN CASE OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, tum off power and follow recommended treatment. In all cases call a physician. SECTION V - REACTIVITY DATA Hazardous Decomposition Products Welding fumes and gases cannot be classified simply. The composition and quantity of both are dependent upon the metal being welded. the process, procedure and electrodes used. Other conditions which also influence the composition and quantity of the fumes and gases to which workers may be exposed include: coatings on the metal being welded (such as paint, plating, or galvanizing), the number of welders and the volume of the work area, the quality and amount of ventilation, the position Of the welder's head with respect to the fume plume, as well as the presence of contaminants in the atmosphere (suc~ as chlorinated hydrocarbon vapors from cleaning and degreasing activities). When the electrode is consumed, the fume and gas decomposition products generated are different in percent and form from the ingredients listed in Section II, Decomposition products of normal operation include those originating from the volatilization, reaction, or oxidation of the materials shown in Section II, plus those from the base metal and coating, etc., as noted above. Reasonabtyexpected fume constituents of this product would include: Primarf1y iron oxide; secondarf1y comp1ex oxides of manganese, _ silicon, sodium and titanium. ~ Maximum fume exposure guideline for this product is 5.0 mg/m3. Gaseous reaction products may include carbon monoxide' and carbon dioxide, Ozone and nitrogen oxides may be formed by the radiation from the arc. One recommended way to determine the composition and quantity of fumes and gases to which workers are exposed is to take an air sample from inside the welder's helmet if worn or in the worker's breathing zone, See ANSI/AWS F1.1 "Method for Sampling Airborne Particles Generated by Welding and Allied Processes," available from the American Welding Society. 550 N.w. LeJeune Road, Miami, Florida 33126. SECTION VI AND VII - CONTROL MEASURES AND PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLtNG AND USE Read and understand the manufacturer's instructions and the precautionary label on the product. See American National Standard Z49.1, "Safety In Welding and Cutting" published by the American Welding Society, 550 N.w. LeJeune Road, Miami. Florida, 33126 and OSHA Publication 2206 (29CFR 191 0), U.S, Government Printing Office, Washington, D,C. 20402 for more detail on many of the following: Ventilation Use enough ventilation, local exhaust at the arc. or both. 10 keep the fumes and gases from the worker's breathing zone and the general area, Train the welder to keep his head out of the fumes. Respiratory Protection Use respirable fume respirator or air supplied respirator when welding in confined space or general work area when local exhaust or ventilation does not keep exposure below TL V. Eye Protection Wear helmet or use face shield with filter lens shade number 12 or darker. Shield others by providing screens and flash goggles, Protective Clothing ~ _ Wear hand, head, and body protection which help to prevent injury from radiation, sparks. and electrical shock, See Z49,1. At a minimum ~ this includes welder's gloves and a protective face shield, and may include arm protectors, aprons, hats, shoulder protection, as well as dark substantial clothing, Train the welder not to permit electrically live parts or electrodes to contact skin. . . or clothing or gloves if they are wet, Insulate from work and ground. Disposal Information . fI1J4 5 . Discard any product, residue, disposable container, or liner as ordinary waste in an environmentally acceptable manner unless otherwise noted, r~ ~~ _~~ - &kf 433 ot( (i) ~.&lw ß~ (~) - ~ ST4 IS7 ~ i,¡f- .Jf).nJ'~~: _ ~ _~ "\\~~ A~, ET'IÚÐVttr ~ /~3 ~~ -- - ._-~ e @ ® e . . - -- - . Miracle Auto Painting, Inc. 1065 East Hillsdale Boulevard, Suite 110 Foster City, California 94404·1672 Telephone: 415/570-2211 1070 AqtrAJ /t) 9'0 CO a.- 91-' % £awt ~ ~'. P/1MIÍ MMIl~ ~ ~~WA-(IWcu.U .~ d1. It.t~ .. Manufacturer: Westem Automotive Finishes Division western Specialty Coatings Co. 1450 Avenue R Grand Prairie, Texas 75050 MATE'IAL SAFETY OAT' SHEET Emergency TeL No: Information TeL No: (214) 647-8050 (214) 647-8050 Date of Preparation: ,October 2, 1986 SECTION I - Produet Identifieation Produets: Produet Class: D.O.T. Hazard Class: Hi-Glo Synthetie Enamel "S-800" Tinting Colors (W/O Drier) Alkyd Flammable Liquid, Paint UN 1263 SECTION D - Hazardous Ingredients Part A - The hazardous ingredients in this part apply to all S-800 line codes except S-890 Drier which is covered by a separate MSDS. Weight pereentage- Occupational Vapor Pressure Ingredient CAS No. Range Exposure Limits mm Hg. @ Temp Medium Aliphatic Solvent Naptha 64742-88-7 2' 100 ppm TLV 1.7 20°C N-Butyl Acetate 123-86-4 150 ppm TLV 10.0 20°C Toluene 108-88-3 100 ppm TLV 22.0 20°C Xylene 1330-20-7 o.~ 100 ppm TLV 5.1 20°C Light Aliphatic Solvent Naptha 64742-89-8 10 100 ppm TLV 12.4 20°C Part B - The hazardous ingredients in this part apply only to the products listed. Product Number S-801 ) S-828 S-855 S-807 S-807 S-820 8-821 S-841 S-830 S-830 S-851 S-854 ) S-860 S-862 Ingredient Aromatie Hydrocarbon Solvent C8-C10 Manganese Alkanoates (Mn) Lead Compounds (Pb) Lead Chromate/ Lead Sulfate · Lead Chromate/ Lead Sulfate · Lead Chromate Molybdate · Cadmium Compounds (Cd) Mercury Compounds (Hg) Triethylamine Copper Compounds Boiling Range: Evaporation Rate: Wt./GaL Range: 242-346°F Slower than ether 7.48-9.39 lbs. Weight Pereentage- Occupational Vapor Pressure CAS No. Range Exposure Limits mm Hg. @ Temp 64742-95-6 [ < ~.5 50 ppm TLV 10.0 25°C < 5 None .03 5 mg/M3 TLV 0.0 20°C None .05 .05 mg/M3 TLV 0.0 20°C 1344-37-2 25.27 .05 mg/M3 ACC 0.0 20°C 1344-37-2 22.49 .05 mg/M3 ACC 0.0 20°C 12656-85-8 15.18 .05 mg/M3 TW A 0.0 20°C None 4.64 0.2 mg/M3 PEL 0.0 20°C None 1.33 .05 mg/M3 TLY 0.0 20°C 121-44-8 .43 10 ppm TLV 54.0 20°C None < .05 1 mg/M3 TLV 0.0 20°C SECTION m Physical Data Vapor Density: Heavier than air ~ Volatile Volume Range: 69.15-70.25 SECTION IV - Fire and Explosion Hazard Data Volatile Organic Canpounds.- 508-529 grams/liter Flammability Classification: Flammable Liquid - Class IB Flash Point: 56°F TCC LEL: 0.9 Extinguishing Media: Alcohol foam, earbon dioxide, dry chemical or water fog Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: Vapor ean form explosive mixture with air; containers may rupture when exposed to fire. Special Fire Fighting Procedures: Self-eontained breathing apparatus should be worn by fire fighters. . . SECTION V - Health Hazard Data Effects of Overexposure-lnhalation: Dizziness, nausea, headache, respiratory tract irritation, nervous system depression or asphyxiation. Eye Contact: Irritation and burns. Skin Contact: Irritation and burns. ,Ingestion: Gastrointestinal irritation, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Aspiration into lungs can cause fatal pneumonitis. Chronic Effects: , (1) Solvents - Prolonged overexposure may produce damage to kidneys, liver, lungs, nervous system and brain. (2) Lead Compounds/Lead Chromate - · Lead Chromate is an IARC-OSHA Carcinogen. Overexposure to lead may cause adverse effects to the blood forming, nervous, urinary and reproductive systems including embryo toxic effects. (See OSHA Standard 29CFR1910.1025) (3) Manganese Alkanoates - Chronic overexposure to manganese compounds has resulted in central nervous system damage. (4) Cadmium Compounds - Overexposure to cadmium has resulted in severe respiratory tract and kidney damage. (5) Mercury Compounds - Mercury is a general poison whose chief effect is upon the mouth, gums and central nervous system., (6) Copper Compounds - Overexposure may result in damage to the liver, pancreas or lungs. (7) Triethylamine - Overexposure to this material has been found to cause the following effects in laboratory animals: liver abnormalities, kidney damage, eye damage and lung damage. MEDICAL CONDITIONS PRONE TO AGGRAVATION BY EXPOSURE - Diseases of the respiratory system, allergies or dermatitis. PRIMARY ROUTES OF ENTRY - Dermal and inhalation. EMERGENCY A'ND FIRST AID PROCEDURES: Inhalation - Remove victim to fresh air and restore breathing if required. Skin Contact: Flush with water; remove with mild soap solution. Eye Contact: Flush with water. Ingestion: Do not induce vomiting; if vomiting occurs , ªPI?!,~~ne~I!~ly,,~p_ ~~,a~~low.J!~,I?.§_t.9_p~xe.!1La~miratlon~()Lliquid- into lungs. Get ~Me9icaL-Attention_lmmediately!- ~.. ~- ---'"---..::.....- SECTION VI - Reactivity Data Stability: Stable. Hazardous POlymerization: Will not occur. combust. Hazardous Decomposition Products: Carbon dioxide, carbon Conditions to A void: Sources of ignition (flames, sparks). Incompatibility (Materials to Avoid): Oxidizing agents. Soiled wipers, rags and accumulated overspray dust may spontaneously monoxide and other possible toxic compounds. Excessive accumulations on rags, filters, etc. SECTION VII - Spill or Leak Procedures Steps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled: Absorb with an inert absorbing compound and place in an air tight container for disposal. Do not use sparking tools. Avoid inhalation, skin and eye contact. Waste Disposal Method: Dispose of in accordance with applicable local, state and federal regulations. Wipers, rags, spray booth filters and overspray dust should be placed in an air-tight container and immersed in water. SECTION vm - Safe Handling and Use Information 'Respiratory Protection: Recommended for use only in areas equipped with power ventilated spray booths and overspray arrestors. (See below under ventilation.) For respiratory protection when spilled in unventilated areas, see OSHA 2206 Sub-parts G, H &. I. ~ _~~_Ventilation:~ Provide=exhaust-ventila t,ion,_in_volume-and~pattel'n~to~keep~concentration- below-TLV_-of,;:most-hazardous~~-- ingredient in Section I and below LEL in Section IV. Protective Gloves: Wear impervious gloves as required to prevent skin contact. Eye protection: Wear chemical goggles to prevent eye contact. Other Protective Equipment: Wear protective clothing as required to prevent skin contact. Hygenic Practices: Wash with soap and water before eating, drinking, smoking or using toilet. SECTION IX - Special Precautions Precautions to be Taken in Handling and Storage: Store containers in a cool dry sheltered area not above 120'F. Emptied containers are a fire and explosion hazard and should be disposed of promptly in accordance with local, state and federal regulations. Other Precautions: Overspray should be arrested by a suitable means and not allowed to accumulate excessively. Overspray, dust is flammable and fire fighting procedures are as in Section IV. Containers should be grounded and bonded when pouring. Do not weld, heat or drill on or near containers; "emptied" containers can contain explosive vapors. Vent vapors emitted during flashing or baking to comply with Section Vl11. Do not sand, flame cut, braze or weld dry coating without an approved NIOSH/MSHA respirator: MAT .1 A L S A F E T Y D A (214) 647-8050 Manufacturer: (214) 647-8050 Emergency TeL No: Information TeL No: Date of Preparation: October 27, 1986 SECTION I - Product Identification Products: \ Product Class: D.O. T. Hazard Class: . Western Automotive Finishes Division Western Specialty Coatings Co. 1450 Avenue R Grand Prairie, Texas 75050 SHEET Hi-Glo Synthetic Enamel "500" Factory Packaged Colors Alkyd Flammable Liquid, Paint UN 1263 SECTION ß - Hazardous Ingredients Part A - The hazardous ingredients in this part apply to all 500 line products Weight percentage- Occupational Vapor Pressure Ingredient CAS No. Range Exposure Limits mm Hg. @ Temp Medium Aliphatic Solvent Naptha 64742-88-7 20-45 100 ppm TLV 1.7 20°C N-Butyl Acetate 123-86-4 < 5 150 ppm TLV 10.0 20°C Toluene 108-88-3 5 100 ppm TLV 22.0 20°C Xylene 1330-20-7 0.5-5 100 ppm TLV 5.1 20°C Light Aliphatic Solvent Naptha 64742-89-8 0.5-15 100 ppm TLV 12.4 20°C Aromatic Hydrocarbon Solvent, C8-CI0 64742-95-6 0-5 50 ppm TLV 10.0 20°C Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether 110-80-5 .02-.03 5 ppm (skin) TLV 4.0 20°C Lead Alkanoates (AsPb) None .45-.62 .05mg/M3 TLV 0.0 20°C Triethylamine 121-44-88 0-.5 10 ppm TLV 54.0 20°C Part B - The hazardous ingredients in this part apply only to the products listed. Weight Product Percentage~ Number Ingredient CAS No. Range 526 6.62 527 14.67 530 4.63 533 2.19 540 Lead Chromate/Lead Sulfate· 1344-37-2 9.82 542 4.93 553 .04 554 .81 555 2.56 556 13.22 527 ] I .74 540 5.79 542 Lead Chromate Molybdate· 12656-85-8 8.73 556 .04 571 3.13 572 6.08 573 5.77 530 ] [ <0.5 ] 533 561 Copper Compounds None 580 581 598 546 Cadmium Compounds (As Cd) None 1.27 546 Mercury Compounds (As Hg) None .36 589 Lead Compounds (As Pb) None .21 SECTION m Physical Data Boiling Range: Evaporation Rate: Wt./GaL Range: 242-346°F Slower than ether 7.59-9.45 lbs. , Volatile Organic Carrpounds - SECTION IV - Fire and Explosion Hazard Data 509-519 grams/liter Occupational Exposure Limits Vapor Pressure mm Hg. @ Temp .05 mg/M3 ACC 0.0 20·C .05 mg/M3 TWA 0.0 20°C 1 mg/M3 TLV 0.0 20°C .2 mg/M3 PEL .05 mg/M3 TLV .05 mg/M3 TLV 0.0 0.0 0.0 20°C 20°C 20°C Vapor Density: Heavier than air ~ Volatile Volume Range: 64.29-70.56 Flammability Classification: Flammable Liquid - Class IB Flash Point: 56°F TCC LEL: 0.9 Extinguistüng Media: Alcohol foam, carbon dioxide, dry chemical or water fog Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: Vapor can form explosive mixture with air; containers may rupture when exposed to fire. Special Fire Fighting Procedures: Self-contained breathing apparatus should be worn by fire fighters. . . SECTION V - Health Hazard Data Effects of Overexposure-lnhalation: Dizziness, nausea, headache, respiratory tract irritation, nervous system depression or asphyxiation. Eye Contact: Irritation and burns. Skin Contact: Irritation and burns. Ingestion: Gastrointestinal irritation, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Aspiration into lungs can cause fatal pneumonitis. Chronic 'Effects: (1) Solvents - Prolonged overexposure may produce damage to kidneys, liver, lungs, nervous system and brain. (2) Lead Compounds/Lead Chromate - · Lead Chromate is an IARC-OSHACarcinogen. Overexposure to lead may cause adverse effects to the blood forming, nervous, urinary and reproductive systems including embryotoxic effects. (See OSHA Standard 29CFR1910.1025) (3) Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether- In laboratory animal studies, birth defects and adverse effects on pregnancy have been observed. (4) Triethylamine - Overexposure to this material has been found to cause the following effects in laboratory animals: liver abnormalities, kidney damage, eye damage and lung damage. (5) Copper Compounds - Overexposure may result in damage to the liver, pancreas or lungs. (6) Cadmium Compounds - Overexposure to cadmium has resulted in severe respiratory tract and kidney damage. (7) Mercury Compounds - Mercury is a general poison whose chief effect is upon the mouth, gums and central nervous system. MEDICAL CONDITIONS PRONE TO AGGRAVATION BY EXPOSURE - Diseases of the respiratory system, allergies or dermatitis. PRIMARY ROUTES OF ENTRY - Dermal and inhalation. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES: Inhalation - Remove victim to fresh air and restore breathing if required. Skin Contact: Flush with water; remove with mild soap solution. Eye Contact: Flush with water. Ingestion: Do not induce vomiting; if vomiting occurs __ ,. ~ spontaneously,keep-head-below-hips-to-prevent""aspiration-of=liquid 'into~lungs: - -Get Medic8r A tférífion""'Immeaia"te[y!'-=-~ ~ ~ --~-I - ---~-..ç---.. SECTION VI - Reactivity Data Stability: Stable. Hazardous Polymerization: Will not occur. Soiled wipers, rags and accumulated overspray dust may spontaneously combust. Hazardous Decomposition Products: Carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and other possible toxic compounds. Conditions to Avoid: Sources of ignition (flames, sparks). Excessive accumulations on rags, filters, etc. Incompatibility (Materials to Avoid): Oxidizing agents. SECTION Vß - Spill or Leak Procedures Steps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled: Absorb with an inert absorbing compound and place in an air tight container for disposal. Do not use sparking tools. A void inhalation, skin and eye contact. Waste Disposal Method: Dispose of in accordance with applicable local, state and federal regulations. Wipers, rags, spray booth filters and overspray dust should be placed in an air-tight container and immersed in water. SECTION vm - Safe Handling and Use Information Respiratory Protection: Recommended for use only in areas equipped with power ventilated spray booths and overspray arrestors. (See below under ventilation.) For respiratory protection when spilled in unventilated areas, see OSHA 2206 Sub-parts G, H &. I. ,--.-Ventilation:---Provide~exhaust-=, ven tilation- in vòl ume~and-pa:ttern-'to-keep-c()ncenrrãtiorf below- TL V of -mêjst-hazardöus o--~_-<~__, - ingredient in Section I and below LEL in Section IV. Protective Gloves: Wear impervious gloves as required to prevent skin contact. Eye Protection: Wear chemical goggles to prevent eye contact. Other Protective Equipment: Wear protective clothing as required to prevent skin contact. Hygenic Practices: Wash with soap and water before eating, drinking, smoking or using toilet. SECTION IX - Special Precautions Precautions to be Taken in Handling and Storage: Store containers in a cool dry sheltered area not above 120°F. Emptied containers are a fire and explosion hazard and should be disposed of promptly in accordance with local, state and federal regulations. Other Precautions: Overspray should be arrested by a suitable means and not allowed to accumulate excessively. Overspray dust is flammable and fire fighting procedures are as in Section IV. Containers should be grounded and bonded when pouring. Do not weld, heat or drill on or near containers; "emptied" containers can contain explosive vapors. Vent vapors emitted during flashing or baking to comply with Section VIII. Do not sand, flame cut, braze or weld dry coating without an approved NIOSH/MSHA respirator. . .ESTEII Automotive Finishes . Grand Prairie, TX. · Los Angeles, CA. 1450 Avenue R Grand Prairie, Texas 75050 ' Phone 214/647-8050 1-800-527-1293 ~,.."·"",œœ,.·.~"""",, ~"",'""".' .' I . ',. I Ap:J:'il 5, 1988 Ralph Huey Hazzardous Mat' 1 Coordinator 2330 G St. Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Mr. Hµey: I have enclosed MSDS _,,_, __.,-, ., Sheets for 500-800 Synthetic Enamel lines that you requested fran Mr. Ron Pruessing. __-= .,_._c ~=::.". , 5:"['4.':::; --...- .~-"::2-~_¿ __'-.__'-' ....._.. _ i._._::~:;~ -~.::- ~-"" Sincerely, ~~~t- Edward Addison Autanotive Chanist a division of western specialty coatings company HI~ (8/87) "" ...' . ., -" " Miracle Auto Painting . ,. 3415 Wilson Road LOCA:rlON R"kQr~tjQlg ,~^ ()"3""~ TAKEN BY . ~.. .... ..'" MONI'H OF )1 Attt-fJ OOE TAKEN -41 - z. - 19~ 19 ðB ITEM I UNIT I DESCRIPrIOO 526 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 538 539 540 5~ 2 545 546 549 550 551 552 553 554 555 556 557 558 559 560 561 562 51 3 51>4 565 566 567 568 569 570 571 5T2 573 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 584 585 586 587 588 589 590 591 592 593 595 ~9b 598 - ,-- ""'j . gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal gal MIRACLE AurO PAINTING , SHOP INVENTORY . INVENrœy SUMMARY Page 1 $ 3 J 7~.l¡l/ Page 2 $ , J.{17,/fø Page 3 $ é- Page 4 $ ... Page S $ <~'').z 3 Page 6 $ J J~'. 20., Material Su Total $ ~,'.s-./O Supplies Page 7_.. $ 3 , s: ¿, ~ TarAL $ ,?Jfø(J. ~~ I 3WK I 4WK I 5WK I USED ^" A1' Light Yellow Wheatland Yellow Dark Cadet Blue Met French Vanilla Fern Green Cddet Blue Royal Blue Met Dark Green Cameo Ivory Wheat Qnaha Orange Camel Brown Walnut Met Embassy Red Cherry Red Metallic Ermine White Antique White Wimbledon White Cream Bei~.e "Light Buckskin ' Cream Gold Corvette Yellow Cashmere Beige Met Pure White Fleet White Light Blue Silver Blue Metallic Light Blue Metallic Ascot Blue Metallic Electric Blue Met Zodiac Blue Metallic Fathom Blue Metallic Midnight Blue Met Dark Blue Desert Tan Metallic Desert Frost Metallic Swift Red Cranberry Red Candyapple Red Midnight Sand Grey M Maroon Metallic Sienna Metallic Bronzini Gold Met Autumn Maple Met Baja Gold Metallic Light Jade Green Light Jade Metallic Gulf Green Metallic Forest Green Metallic IX>ve Gray Silver Mist Metallic Medium Grey Metallic Fire Opal Black Metallic Coach Black Bronze Fire Metallic Star-Glo Silver Met Spectre Blue Metallic Medium Gold Metallic Foxfire Metallic Madarin Orange Met Montere Green Met /", , [ I PRIC~.qru, £XI' I lWK I 2WK 14.40 -Z 10.80 K<- I235 L/ 10:45 4 11. 3b 19 10.95 "3 11.85 ~ 11.10 ¿. 11.00 , rö:'r5 ~v 15.50 ,~ 10.95 ¿ 12.35 15.-Š-5 16.95 7 10.20 .;¡ 10.20 ')1 ') 10. 20 ~ 10.155 10 .15 ~ 11.50 ~ iTIs t, 10.40 tI 10.45 b 10.45 25 10.90 t.f 10.85 7 11.55 ;, 11.55 11.55 12.00 ' 'f 12.00 JJ 12.25 ;.) 12.75 13.55 ~ 10.45 t., 15.75 7.S' 15.75 4- LŠ-:-'-5 7 10-:45 :;l. 14. 70 ~ ..f 14.95 ).1'" IZ.7<r 1/ 16.60 ;;, ~- , 11. 90 l 10.00 '-j-' 10.00 ~ 10 .85 I~) " 10.65 ,.~ 10.65 4 10.20 ~7 10.20 l~ 14.90 ~ 12.10 ~ 9 .~U l~ 12.75 N 12.35 -7 12.75 12.75 17 .~5 l:. 15.30 t¡ 13.60 ¿ ~ ~ ~.J & 1:;a... .......... ¡oo.to -er' l.I~HO U J. t 0 .ø-- ']!j.rS U,. 'Q ~~, '40 LIe" . ðð -e- r C/. 2.S 1./3. 1'0 CI~. '10 I/nl. $ uf. ! 2-D.&j D 3~. 70 1..1.3,,0 rð . 'J! A- 'I.lI 0 r't/.l,.O 1I1.l.a l2.H ~ 3." D ~.tLo '7r...! 3t(., S' 1I".l.'þ ¡¡II. z.o 11'.00 !LI'.tln ) ð.lII! .1 I. a..~ &'1./. 2-D lfl.tb JJ'/ ,/J (. 3.1'0 JlI). '2.S ~Þ.fð S1. C/ ~ ~:¡..tJ Ð.~_ il. S'o 17. " ð 4/0,00 'D .fIJ 00&- Ji2.1.ð 42.1.0 {.J 2-D , .2,.0 4 'f, 70 ,.)0 J '7. '0 "'&- r~.t .r /01... S"/.ðO /07.40 I,J.2.0 ';"t/. "" - - ,.,S:~ j / 7J ' L.j :¡ ~ ....t PAGE '2 ; m:CW (311187) . , ' . . Total page 2 $ l.//7.lfø to pg :. Miracle Auto Painting 3415 Wilson Road 9330' Bakersfield. CA " , ITEM I UNIT I DESCRIPTIOO PRICE I qry. I EXT I 1WK I 2WK I 3WK I 4WK I 5WI< I USED 801 gal Claude White 13.35 - ----- ...... 802 gal Hi-Opacity White 13.95 805 gal Black Toner 13.00 007 gal Warm Black lJ.UU 810 gal White Metallic 14.95 811 gal Medium Metallic 13.60 -- 812 gal Coarse Metallic 14.55 I.~ ~/.i~ 815 gal Sun-Glo Metallic 18.90 / 816 gal Special Brilliant Met 18.90 /' 820 gal Bright Yellow 14.15 ¡.S )./.J. ~ 821 gal Medium Yellow 14.15 /'" 822 gal Earth Yellow 13.oÕ /' 823 gal Deep Toned Yellow 15.80 ¡.~ L,S. , b 825 gal Artist Yellow 19.50 ./ 828 gal Gold Amber 20.40 ./ 829 gal Golden Gold JU.OO / 830 gal Red 20.10 1.1 30.,~ 832 gal Permanent R~d 20 .40 I.! !ð ... (:) 833 gal Red Purple 26.70 ,.--- 836 gal Deep Maroon 28.70 , :, ~7.C¡f) 837 gal Violet 'LO .70 :. 4/.Qn 839 gal Magenta 4i. 90 ". ~ 1. to 841 gal Orange 15.00 / 842 gal Permanent Orange 18.55 /' 845 gal Deep Orange 41.50 / 850 gal Sky Blue 15.95 I. S '3. 'i 3 851 gal Auto Blue 28.15 ---- 852 gal Alaska Blue 15.45 854 gal Toning Blue 15.25 855 gal Horizon Blue 18.40 8:>0 gal Silver Hlue 18.40 ./ i;S:>7 gal Aegean Blue Ü.JU ./ 860 gal Green 16.40 'J, 32..10 862 gal Permanent Green 16.85 ------- 890 gal Drier 11.10 895 gal Poly¡œric Clear 11.30 LFS518 gal Corvette Yellow LFS5'LO gal Hugger Orange LFS5: :4 gal Daytona Yellow LFS5 5 gal Sun tone LFS5:8 gal Light Yellow LFS544 gal Rangoon Red LFS566 gal Grabber Orange LFS58 gal Candyapple Red LlOO-l gal Swift Red UO-H gal School Bus Yellow L10-25 gal Special Brillant Met / ..,' . ,:J.... i.._' ,..... I ' I '. PRICE I QTY. I EX! 12.85 lWI< 2WI< I 3WI< I 4WK I 5WK I USED f/7·/~ \ ...., i . . ()~3 l'AGE 3 1UfAL : $ Ð III-ÇU) (311187) Less 22'.'~ ( ///~ ) I . " . . / Miracle Auto Pain¡ing Page 3 TOrAL: ./ to page 1 : ~ ftJL-CRYL I 3415 Wilson Road' I APiYI.IG ~ Bakersfield. CA 93309 ITEM UNIT DESCRIPITON PRICE Qr'f EXTENSION lWK 2WK 416-60 gal Mixing Clear II 4l6-ji1 I!al Black ¿ 16-62 I!al White l -63 gal Lemon Chrome Yellow l -64 I!al Molybate Orange ¿ -65 gal Red Gold ~ 16-66 gal Super-Hide White ~ -~ I!al Medium Yellow I 1 -j gal Yellow Oxide ~ - 'I!al Coarse Metallic 1 - I!al Red Oxide 416-72 gal Yellow Gold 416-73 gal Magenta " 416-74 gal Blue l16-75 gal Green 416-76 gal Red Violet l16-77 gal Blue Green 416-78 gal Fast Violet I 416-79 gal Permanent Blue 416-80 gal Yellow Green I 1.16-81 gal Extra Bright Metallic 1.16-82 I!al Organic Yellow .. 11b-83 I!al Bright Aluminum 416-84 gal Sparkling Aluminum 416-85 gal Orange 416-86 gal Lemon Yellow 416-87 gal Yellow 116-88 gal Gold 16- ~9 I!al Red Tone Blue ~ 16- K> gal Perrindo Red (16- 1 gal Perrindo Maroon 416- 2 gal Ouindo Red 416-93 gal Strong Black :>-94 gal Bright Fine Aluminum - I!al No Lead Red ~ -u gal Pal Yellow - gal Monastral Cold 416- 8 gal Bright White Mica 417-4 1 gal Black Fact:ory Pack 489-00 . gal Acry-Dri Acrylic Dried 483-04 gal Arylic Enamel Catalyst 1---- - --- -,~-- ~-- -- ------ .-----. - ~.~ -- -..- - -~ ._~ .. ----- - ~. Pia: 4 m-GLO U1ß>181) NASON FUL-THANE ZK ACRYLIC URETHANE ITEM I UNIT . . TarA!..: $ Less 227., ( Page 4 TŒAL: fCo'1 c / / ) ./ to page 1 /' \ Auto PaínthÎ~ I',wace 3415 WiisOn ROll~330~ aakerstield. CA, DESCRIPI'ION I PRICE I qry I EXTENSION I lWI< I 2WK L..m_Ol Gallon Black 21.89 ¿OO... >2 Gallon GM-ll White 21.89 y ..{ Gallon Silver Frost Met. 21.89 LLm. \L.. Gallon Ice Blue Met. 21.89 LLm-o~ Gallon Burgandy Met. 39.89 L..m..of\ Gallon China Blue Met. 21.89 400-07 Gallon Fireball Met. 39.89 400-16 Gallon Balboa Blue 29.89 400-18 Gallon Creme Beige 21.89 4UU-;W Gallon Candy Red 33.89 400-22 Gallon Cabemet 29.89 400-26 Gallon Diplomat Blue 21.89 400-27 Gallon Briar Brown Met. 21.~9 400-30 Gallon Saturn Gold 24.89 400-32 Gallon Medium Chestnut 21.89 ¿IOO- ~7 Gallon Cedar Green 21.89 llOO- ~8 Gallon Silver Starburst 21.89 l OO-l 0 Gallon Blue Starburst 26.89 l100-43 Gallon Pewter Met. 21.89 l 00-44 Gallon Snow White 21.89 l100-45 Gallon Sterling Met. 21.~9 400-46 Gallon Electric Blue 21.89 400-48 Gallon Sun Yellow 26.89 REIUDS ITEM I UNIT DESCRIPTION qry I EXTENSION I lWK I 2WK Gallon Fast Gallon Medium Gallon low _r__~ -, --- - --, ITEM I UNIT DESCRIPTION PRICE qry I EXTENSION I 1WK 2WK 483-151 Pint 2K Catalyst 11.89 I I I ~ ITEM I UNIT Gallon Gallon Gallon a110n Gallon Gallon Gallon Gallon DESCRIPTION Permanent Blue Green Fast iolet Ma-enta Red Gold Yellow Gold Yellow Oxide Red Oxide 2WK PRICE qry I EXTENSION I 1WK I " -- t; 'i' f PAGE 5 W:~ ("/JD187 , , HAS l1'Dß ITEM lOO 01 L07 L08 114 ~j 116 117 118 119 ~ 121 ill 121i> 124 125 126 128 132 135 13ó 138 139 140 :Il.rl 142 144 145 , <146,1 lál, I UNIT I Tube Can Can Pint 1Ube ~on, Tube E8ch ().1art ().1art ,,"Case ,". j Pail Can Can Can Can Gallon Gallon Pail uart uart uart ( uart ( uart ( uart ( uart Each Gallon !.Case, '" "",Pint . Miracle Auto Paín(in~ 3415 Wilson Road Bakersfield, CA 93:'U~ . .. .,,~, S' Non-Taxable Items TOfAL: $ ~777,.":S DESCRIPTION (non-taxable) Red Hardner # 1 ()l L.o.O Sandfree #383b3 Spray Undercoating #80643 Regular Fisheye OC-200 Emblem Glue 18061 Chrome Aluminum 12402-S-8 3M Blue Spot Putty #5964 3M Green Spot Putty 15960 Black Vinyl Dye 115104 White Vinyl Dve 115104 S...888 Catalvtic CNV ,12Qt - U.'S'~, Tire Dressing Spray Paint Clear T-9917 Spray Paint Black T-99õ4 Spray Paint Chrome T-9903 Spray Paint Flat Black T-99T4 Flat Black Lacquer 2405B-8 1001 Dressing White Fill 5 gal 11328 Dark Blue Vinyl Dye 115044 Dark Green Vinyl Dye 115074 Beige Vinyl Dve 113094 Dark Brown Vinyl ~ e Light Brown Vinyl )ye 115034 Maroon Vinyl Dve I ,5064 Silver Vinyl Dye 115084 Prime Time 101113 ^,YNÞ-Ftll 3/,3:I Stuff it Gal 11183 q lit¡ Ç,LAS.5 Glascoat #5l4Q-.c-29 '.«to ~fO 4.-t. Cross fire kit #9011-Cl1 kit) II. 41 S _~...i.' '.t9 ~Î,2.t' ~-HAS ITOO ITEM I UNIT --L:- DESCRIPTION (non-taxable) ¡~ci?A~L..:_"'~~; 'j LPs-IÐöD.........,.. .1'\, ~ l"J .i.iw:'Pail . LPS-100 , 'Gallon 711 PriJrer &i,0~ër Hi-Glo Gt,.a.'j. !~,+, c.acn 1».. Cans wï1ids ø.~.a. A".,_.' . CaYlon Ca~ Gal¡þn Gal on Gal on Gloss ~ ite Lacquer Gloss ack Lacquer Green a ound Coat Red GrQ nd Coat: Blue Gr¡ )Und Coa t trate ,;" '- "\" " b, ~"": ..' lS-q r' -- ~~,'..~"':'. í L\n\ClrT- L ,J 1¿/fJ C (, II -'-- ':;;"",-/'l), "..., ,--- 1i?-trltJL"C -/j'ltJlJ~LO ~¡;¡,¡~, ,. . -- !&~ð~,.~' ¡ ~c.c:, t. 4<: la 0 7 Oú /3 "7 cAA" ~A.~ t;._'.... . J ~~&+r,,'.."~·':" "lJíO ... .--- - V-ur..... þ'_. ... r. C I . QIY I EXTENSION '77. S- I~ I." 7,0 '~9.s 3 S' ðT 2.i. ~o I PRICE I 1.95 3.45 3.08 QIY - ~r 4UN I /lfJ--( ~Ir J ~.-¡.;::;r 3.~ ,,:B·~'U ", '-'-ö':tw ~ Ie¡ 8. 97 ~ -8.-97- :; ··lb6.20.rr- /0 32:06 fJ- 1. 39- ?I 1.39 2. () 1.391/ T~39 i:; 10.87 12.08 ' / oJLo . LoU ' .3 8.97 8.97 8.9T 8.97 8 .97- 8.97.;r 8. 97 ~ JO. ,).J 15.97 " l; 82.80 38 Q+S , 25.50 ' 9 I PRICE I 33,75 /O,J~ 11. ,{ /3.BÞ 8.'S- &.90 z... /.1 .., Lj.J... $' 4' 'I. IS" ID topgl - IEXTENSION ~..o , 1,2.J 2- n.qs ".2.1/ ILltð J1ð. t¡ i T,. q L/ /7.. C/ J 7" ~a (;1/./1- r.~~ .) 7.11) J f.J- 4, 7_1- ':1..ð r IJI.~c.¡ 1WK I 2WK : /7.9"'1 17·91/ -~j;j3 .23. '" ,;J.{¡¡?J 0 ..1~ 9. 1.'0 lWK I 2WK , 7.' 0 /o'.~5 t: 2.3 0 /7·00 ¿¡I. $''> I I /777.2$ J Pl.GE 6 1U.:c~ J6/1/87) ~ <1. ~.... '10 NASaVHI-GLO HA1'OO.ALS J. ~ ITEM UNIT _~ DESCRIPI'ION (taxable) ./ ?"J~I Lí" Call.-......-' Lacquer Thinner Dover S.-'" ? 40 , , 4810Œ Gallon Universal Lacquer Thinner ~4l00 Gallon Multi-Weather Reducer l.1ilOl 'Gallon Hi ..:.TeffiD Reducer ~ "" ,":~. Silicon Wax Remover Fast Reducer Medium Reducer Slow Reducer Enamel Reducer Enamel Reducer Lac uer Thinner Lac uer Thinner Wax & Grease Remover .., 70 r \.,v 14114 T.... :-h' ~ ~ tIAS r.roo ITEM I 1 2 3 4 t 1 8 9 10 Tl 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30- 31 3'2 33 3£ 3 31 L¡O- 4T 42 43 44 45 46 54 55 73 TL¡ 77 78 79 MiraCle~ Painting 3415 wZ Road Bakersfield. CA 9330P UNIT I DESCRIPI'ION (taxable) I Box 40 3x16" P.S.A. Carb 50 sheets Box 80 3x16n P .S.A. Carb -SO sheets Box 36 6" N.H. Carb 50 sheets !l,).. Box 40 8" N.H. Carb 50 sheets Box 80 8" N.H. Carb 100 sheets ~1L43 Box 24 9 1/8x7/8 Carb 25 sheets ?h.I. Box Disc Adhesive 12 sheets -rvg65".~1 Box 80 A 6" N.H. Carb 100 sheets '2.2'P Box 80 D 6" N.H. Carb 100 sheets Unit 180 A 6" N.H. Carb 500 sheets 1.2.il./ Unit 320 A 6" N.H. Carb 500 sheets Box 100 A 6" N.H. Carb 100 sheets Unit 240 A 6" N.H. Carb 500 sheets 2.11z... Sleeve 180 9xll Scuff Paper 10() sheets~~ , Sleeve 220 9xll Scuff Paper 100 sheets,: .., Sleeve 240 9xll Scuff Paper 100 sheetsi3 í Each 2" Aluminum Tape !J. 9th 1- Roll 2" Duc t Tape ti 'J ....,. Roll 1/4 I Masking Tape , ¡,q Roll 1/21 Masking 'rape Roll 2" Masking Tape I LP Case ~ 3/4" Tuck 123 Case 3/4" Tuck 139 i.Jt/.11. Bundle 6" Masking Paper Ila.Ii" Roll 15" Maskin~_ Paper t. , II '4 Roll 18" Masking Paper 9.J.V Roll 36" Masking PEiper j,=~ ~... Can Glove Cote Package Tac RagS 20x1b ~_ ø 3 Sleeve Steelwool 00llu3UO Pail lÀ.1st Trap Box Scotch Brite Fine Pad $"(,041.- Sleeve 400 Wet or Dry Carb 50 sheets Can P&S Glass Cleaner ~IO Box 36 A 8" N. H. Carb 50 sheets 2,.,1.11 Box Half -Round Files I ð . :\ 2- Box 150 6" N.H. Carb 100 sheets Sleeve 600 Wet or Dry Carb 50 sheets Box 36 3x16" PSA Carb #9530 100 sheets Box iJ'j;J.o 80 611 Ruff n Redi 100 sheets Box 36 8" N.H. Ruff'n Redi 25 sheets Box Razor Blade s II 0·01 Roll Magna Cloth I b 1 .. J "2. 'I,. 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'J 1'_1. ö I./J.z.o JI,. z-z.. .l2a t/~ '12.. 'I ~ 2. 3. f'S 1'1, 71A II, (J r¡ 3/.01./ I ~C¡.$''ø :t S. 2.2.- lilt... r¡ Ill. '" 7.8 z,.. :'.3~ ( ø-~ ~ o. .co J3.77 ,0. , $ ~L/.10 GL/. 0 ~ 10. 3 Z. ID. t S -&- /4.e 0 'u.te 2.J--:iii 4 S'.)Z- '.1$ I f". 'It, 10'~ I{ EXTENSION f, S"o lWK 2WK , .. PRICE qry I EXTENSION I lWK I 2WK (.- ¡, i¡ ,~";.P_'. . . -:- PAGE 7 ftI-GLO (3/1/87) S~ Miracle Auto Painting S, A.O f l; ~ 3415 Wilson Road V"r ,SakersliÐld. CA 9330!J . ~ 4 ') /' to9~ (J ð· , TorAL: $ Add Sales Tax:. Page 7 Total: $ 212 . f\D :2Z.. '3 '7 3 4.$" ¡. '!t to pg 1 ITEM I UNIT DESCRIPTION I PRICE I QfY I EXTENSION I lWI< I 2WK 700 Each 6" National Detriot -6.80 701 Each 61/ Eezer Pad Regular 7.10 702 Each 61/ Eezer Pad Stikit 7.35 70 Each 81/ Ferro Pad Soft " $'1 b -9-. 47 -~ þl-;¡ I' 70i Each 81/ Ferro Pad Hard 11.49 I J /, 4 '4 7-œ Package Plastic Spreaders ~O'$~ I.t.. ~ I I. j (., 7(56 Package Rubber $queeges t' ~ I J ~." ~' z.. ..r. ~ 1./ 707 Box 3M Sanders Masks I. " V 3 11.0'" _.JU ~ 72....t 708 Each Painters Hoods ' 2.CXr '2/ LJ.ßO 7IT9- Set Tire Covers fJrI'I 11 .77 J J. 77 711 Case 20x25x2 Poly Pads 32.00 721 Case 20x25x3 Tri Wall 34.22 722 Each Respirator Medium $/4 2.z.z., 25.69 I :I. I '4 72~ Box Prefilters S/A J o"2.n ..ftð 20.83 I ~(.).. ì2~ Each Cartridge S/A Illnl 21.57 I ~/.r· 725 Each Respirator S/A "J.~z., 25.69 I ~ S.¡¡ 726 Each 8" Ferro Pad Supersoft 9.47 732 Each 61 Pressure Pot Hoses 21.63 .J , l/.I'ti 737 Each Sword Stripe Brushes T7 .35 J /7. S-=r 738 Each 5" Back 1 p Plate 1.86 .. 739 Each 71/ Back l p Plate 2.77 ìliC5 Each 911 Back l p Plate 3.69 I 7l¡C1 Each Worthy Pot Strainers 3a.00 ..!' / S. . ) 750 Each Tool Oil 'ii' TiI . .:. ... I) ".., '~. / ~ .¡.u 751 Box Hose Repair ClamPs - {J. 3 25.65 I Þ. S. .. J' 75li Each Razor Blade Scrapers 1. 29- ? ,.O~ ~ HAS 1'lÐtS ITEM I UNIT DESCRIPTION PRICE I QfY I EXTENSION : lWK 2WK ·Case 125 Watt Infra-red ! Case 250 Watt Infra-red Case Int. 20x20x2 U-1ock Case Int. 20x25x2 Case Exh. 20x20x3 Carb Case Exh. 20x20xl R.P. Case Exh.20x20xl R.P. I Each Paint Paddles Case 8' Double Pin Lights Case 8' Single Pin Lights Case 4' Double Pin Lights Case 4' Single Pin Lights e....... a~.ç,.. '" A-Ø c,. S'~ t (, ..r D ~ P'Y'S '" fAf> S../"o J t.1" ð ,'- - -~- -C!o.,:-- - Her..A- - It.\DS$ '.S"o ï !. I, ~ 0 ¡C.>J . l.\\~ ç;¡,¡¡ 1 Þ\I'¡ '2..t1..1 t'o ~ ~.e"$ 14. ~ 7 t 14 ~, - 4ð" x. løO I k' I 3/'1 po I '- ~u\\ 'A" .37A.tfo FLo'!e\:l"'t.g' Ç,\-t~ Úd''P .