2015-10-27_REPORT - M2008022

• Permit No: M2008022
• IBM Index Class Name: REPORT
• Doc Date: 10/27/2015
• Doc Name: Proposed Mitigation Plan
• From: WestWater Engineering for Elam Construction, Inc.
• To: DRMS
• Email Name: ACY
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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ELAM CONSTRUCTION, INC.
SPILL RESPONSE PROCEDURES
SPILLS
A drop of oil or other petroleum product here or there in the normal course of business is not
considered significant, and usually treated as a maintenance issue. However, any release that is
greater than a small puddle on the ground must be handled as a spill and properly cleaned up. The
contaminated soil material must be isolated immediately by digging or mopping up and placing on
plastic, concrete, or in an open -top barrel.
SPILL RESPONSE
In the event of a spill, facility personnel will first take necessary measures to
• Stop the source of the release or spill
• Notify the nearest Elam Construction, Inc. Supervisor
• Contain the spill - using materials and equipment located on site.
• Spill response personnel must be outfitted with appropriate personal protective equipment, and
ignition sources must be kept away from the spilled material. Any loaders, tankers, materials or
other equipment will be available immediately from on site, other locations, or vendors as
needed to contain all spills that threaten further contamination of soil or water.
• Ignition sources (cigarettes, flares, etc.) must be kept away from the spilled material
If the spill cannot be contained within the facility area utilizing available labor, equipment and materials,
supervisory personnel are instructed to then notify the local emergency response agencies.
• Supervisors or Area Managers contact the following at Elam Corporate Headquarters As Soon
As Possible:
Environmental Affairs and/or Risk Managers
Gayle Lyman:
Office [phone]
Cell [phone]
Home [phone]
Jim Harrison:
Office [phone]
Cell [phone]
Home [phone]
Harold Elam:
Office [phone]
CeII [phone]
Home [phone]
Steve Kasper:
Office [phone]
Cell [phone]
Home [phone]
If required, notifications to any regulatory agencies are to be made only by the Environmental,
Safety Managers or Corporate Management. This restriction is necessary to prevent
misinformation and to assure that notifications are properly conducted. A documented spill in
excess of 25 gallons must be reported.
WestWater Engineering APPENDIX C - 68 July 2012