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4.0 SPILL INFORMATION [40 CFR 112.7 (a) & (b)J <br />4.1 Spill History <br />No reportable spills have occurred. <br />4.2 Spill Potential <br />Each item that has a reasonable potential for failure resulting in a discharge is described in <br />Section 3.0 of this Plan. <br />4.3 Spill Response <br />Should a spill occur, the Primary Denison Mines contact would direct spill response actions. A <br />spill containment and cleanup activity will never take precedence over the safety of personnel. <br />No countermeasures will be undertaken until conditions are safe for workers. The following <br />general procedures should be implemented as countermeasures: <br />• Account for all personnel and ensure their safety. <br />• Eliminate all ignition sources in the immediate area. <br />• Attempt to seal or somehow stop the leak and contain the spill with equipment from the <br />appropriate spill kit, if it can be done safely. <br />• • Block the outfall from the temporary sediment trap with the diesel fuel absorbing booms <br />or socks. <br />• Attempt to divert flow away from the temporary ditch with a spill barrier or the spill kit. <br />• Call 911, if necessary, to alert Fire Department or other Emergency Services. <br />• Contact your Manager or Mine Superintendent. <br />• Contact Christy Woodward at 303-389-4136 and report the situation and status. <br />• Notify emergency response contractor, as described in the next section, for assistance in <br />control and cleanup, if applicable. <br />For all occurrences, the Primary Denison Mines contact will evaluate the incident and determine <br />if notification is necessary. If a reportable spill occurs, the SPCC Plan will be amended to <br />include a description of the spill and equipment changes and/or operations changes required to <br />prevent recurrence. <br /> <br />Denison Mines (USA) Corp. 18 SPCC Plan <br />Sunday Mines December 2007