HomeMy WebLinkAboutExhibit F - Emergency Spill Response PlanKINSLEY POWER SYSTEMS
310 GUINEA ROAD
BREWSTER, NY 10509
914-218-9937
EMERGENCY SPILL RESPONSE PLAN
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CELLCO PARTNERSHIP D/B/A VERIZON WIRELESS
20 OLD HYANNIS ROAD, YARMOUTH, MA 02575
1) Evacuate the area if there is a risk of injury due to fire, fumes, or other factors
2) Notify the Yarmouth Fire Dept. (9-1-1 for immediate threat to life and/or safety). For
releases not creating an immediate threat to life and/or safety notify the Yarmouth
Fire Department at 508-398-2212 and Health Dept. at 508-398-2231 ext. 1240 if
the release amount is in excess of one gallon of any toxic or hazardous material.
No notification is required for release amounts of less than one gallon, although
these releases are still required to be properly cleaned up.
3) Be certain to use any needed Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) located on the
Refueling Truck.
4) Extinguish any ignition sources
5) Refer to the Safety Data Sheet(s) (SDS) for the released material(s).
6) If safe to do so stop the leak or spill. Keep spilled material from entering storm
drains.
7) Contain and absorb the spill using absorbent material, i.e. clay absorbent, pads
and/or booms that are located on the Refueling Truck.
8) in the container labeled SPILL RESPONSE MATERIALS.
9) Notify Mass. Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) at 888-304-1133 for any
spills over applicable thresholds. Also, as stated above notify Yarmouth Fire and
Health.
a) 10 gallons for petroleum -based oil
b) 10 gallons for gasoline
c) 10 POUNDS for ethylene glycol engine antifreeze
(BE AWARE OF DEP REPORTING LIMITS
FOR ALL OF YOUR STORED MATERIALS)
10) Containerize spent absorbents in container that is located in the on the Refueling
Truck and labeled "FOR USED ABSORBENTS".
11) Contact a licensed hazardous waste hauler for removal of spent absorbents.
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