2015-04-22_GENERAL DOCUMENTS - M1988112

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4. Notify the Site Environmental Coordinator and your immediate supervisor. Site management personnel are to report directly and without delay to the BMRI Environmental Director. 5. Begin clean-up activities promptly. Spilled material should be pumped into approved containers. If pumping is not possible, absorbent pads or a soils substrate (e.g., sand) should be placed to absorb the spilled oil or coolant. Once absorption is complete, all contaminated material must be collected in barrels for proper disposal of in manner and at a location specifically approved for such materials. 7.3 Water Treatment Reagents IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT, SPILL, OR LEAK, THE FOLLOWING STEPS ARE TO BE FOLLOWED: If a worker is unfamiliar with the water treatment plant process or chemical reagents and discovers an accident, leak, or spill, the worker must not attempt to follow the steps detailed below, but rather must immediately notify his/her immediate supervisor and the Site Environmental Coordinator. Note that all water treatment reagents are located within the water treatment building with the exception of lime, hydrochloric acid, and soda ash. The water treatment building has been designed for containment and collection of any spill. 1. Evaluate the accident or spill area and determine that the area is safe to enter and respond. Determine which reagent is leaking or causing the problem. DO NOT take action until the proper course of action can be determined based on the reagent involved and the circumstances surrounding the accident or spill. Determination of the proper course of action must include the determination of required personnel training, personal protective equipment (PPE) (e.g., body protection, face protection, respiratory protection, if necessary), exposure and medical monitoring necessary before personnel respond to the accident or spill. ERP and SPCC Plans I AES, Inc. Battle Mountain Resources — San Luis, CO 9 April 2015 (Update)