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December 10, 1987 Shell Oil Company P. O. Box 711 Martinez, California 94553 Telephone' 220-6161 CERTIFIED MAIL Mr. Dwight R. Hoenig, Chief North Coast California Section Toxic Substances Control Division Department of Health Services 2151 Berkeley Way, Annex 7 Berkeley, CA 94704 Dear Mr. Hoenig, In response to the Report of Violation received for Shell Oil Company's Martinez Manufacturing Complex (EPA ID No. CAD009164021) resulting from the May 13 and May 22, 1987 inspection, we submit the following. Violation 1.1. "Drums in the drum storage area lacked a statement or statements which call attention to the particular hazardous properties of the waste." The hazardous property of the material currently held in the hazardous waste drum storage area has been written on each of the drums. (Reference photograph 1.1.1.) In the future, the hazardous property of the waste will be written on the drum label. (Reference druBT label 1.1.2.) Violation 1.2. "The drum storage area, and the bulk waste storage area, lacked eyewashes and safety showers." A portable self-contained eyewash and body spray will be installed by the drum storage area, the asbestos bin in the bulk waste storage area, and the Central Wet Box in the bulk waste storage area. (Reference Attachment I.) A portable eyewash and body spray unit was chosen over a permanent eyewash and safety shower installation for two reasons. First, permanent eyewashes and safety showers would be located at the dead end of water lines because the hazardous waste drum storage area and bulk waste storage area are in secluded areas. Therefore, the water in the LAM 015916 2. lines will heat up during the summer months because of the lack of circulation. It has been Martinez's practice not to install permanent eyewashes and safety showers in such areas because of the safety aspects of using hot water for this type of safety equipment. Second, Martinez is developing a project to install a new waste management facility. When this project is finished the current hazardous waste drum storage area and bulk waste storage area will no longer be used. We are working towards completing construction by January 1, 1989. Therefore, we feel that the portable self-contained eyewash and body spray will meet the requirements of the regulations while the new area is designed and constructed. The self-contained eyewash and body spray units will be purchased and installed by January 22, 1988. Violation 1.3. "The following hazardous waste management units lacked labels with the words "Hazardous Waste", as well as the composition and physical state of the waste, a statement or statements which call attention to the particular hazardous properties of the waste, the name and address of the person producing the waste, and the date upon which each period of accumulation begins:" a. A dropbox containing asbestos waste - A placard with the required information has been placed on the bin. (Reference photograph I.3.A-1 and I.3.A-2.) b. Drums that previously contained hazardous waste, located in the bulk waste storage area - Drums that are to be crushed and disposed of as hazardous waste will be accumulated in the hazardous waste drum storage area. Part of the hazardous waste drum storage area has been sectioned off with a chain for this use. Two sections were established; one to be used for drums which last contained a material classified as hazardous under federal regulations and the other to be used for drums which last contained a material classified as hazardous under state regulations. A placard with the required information will be hung on the chain for each section. (Reference photograph 1.3.B-1 and I.3.B-2 and I.3.B-3.) The accumulation date on the placard will be the date that the first drum was placed in the area. All drums accumulated in the area will be crushed and disposed of at a Class I landfill within 90 days of the date on the placard. c. A waste transfer temporary storage bin, containing sulfur, lime, and oily trash - A placard with the required information has been placed on the bin. (Reference photograph I.3.C-1 and 1.3.C-2.) d. The ASD filter cake temporary storage bins, containing 5% toluene and 95% inorganic filter cake - The ASD filter cake was sampled and analyzed in June 1987 to determine if the material LAM 015917 DPMC-05050 could be declassifid to a designated waste. Both Shell and Harding Lawson Associates, contracted by Acme Fill Corp. who was disposing the material, sampled and analyzed the material. (Harding Lawson Associates had Anatec Laboratories Inc., Curtis & Tompkins LTD., and Fireman's Fund Environmental Laboratory perform the analyses. We had Brown and Caldwell Laboratories perform the analyses.) It was determined that the material was not hazardous. The Regional Water Quality Control Board approved the material to be disposed at Acme Fill Corp. as a designated waste. Therefore, the ASD filter cake storage bins are no longer used for hazardous waste accumulation and do not require hazardous waste labels. The analyses of the material is included in Attachment II. e. The API Separator solids storage bins - A placard with the required information has been placed on the bins. (Reference photograph I.3.E-1 and I.3.E-2.) Violation 1.4. "Tank No. 482 was not marked with the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) placard as required." Upon reinspection of the tank by your staff during their inspection, an NFPA placard was indeed present on the tank. (Reference photograph 1.4.1.) Violation 1.5. "Inspection logs lacked the time of inspection and the date and nature of any repairs or other remedial actions." Inspection logs in the hazardous waste facility areas have been revised to include the required information. (Reference Attachment III.) Violation 1.6. "The Contingency Plan lacked a list of the names, addresses, and phone numbers of emergency coordinators." The contingency plan has been revised to include the required information. (Reference Attachment IV. Please note that only first 2 pages of the contingency plan are attached to show the addition of the emergency coordinator's name, address, and telephone number.) the Violation 1.1. "The following hazardous waste sites have been closed without submitting a closure plan to DHS at least 180 days before the that closure is expected to begin..." (Tank 881 and 1068 are date the LAM 015918 4. tanks referenced.) During the inspection we discussed this issue with the inspectors. At that time we were unable to develop a resolution to this complex issue. We feel that further discussions with your staff will be necessary. We propose addressing this issue separately from the other violations and will initiate the discussions with your staff. Violation 1.8. "Upon completion of closure, Shell has failed to submit to the Department certification both by themselves and by an independent qualified professional engineer registered in California, that the facilities listed in violation 7, have been closed in accordance with the specifications in the approved closure plan." This violation will be handled in concert with Violation 1.7. Additional Information As requested, listed below are the analyses for the centrifuge solids. METAL Barium Chromium Lead Nickel Zinc CONCENTRATION 800 - 1200 ppm 1000 - 1400 ppm 100 - 300 ppm 200 - 600 ppm 1400 - 1800 ppm If you have any questions in regard to this matter please contact Miriam Conner at (415) 228-6161, extension 3693. Very truly yours. Original Sped by J.C. Moored J. C. Moorad, Manager Environmental Conservation Martinez Manufacturing Complex cc: William L. Brown - DHS Charlene Williams - DHS be: J. H. Jacobs - H.O. R. E. Bowen ECD File 6.4, MFC File A.2.1.2 LAM 015919 DPMC-05052 ATTACHMENT I Portable Stainless Steel Tank (10 gals) Models 7602.10.2 Portable. Self-Contained Eye-Wash Unit (or Hazardous Areas Here is emergency first-aid in a stainless steel tank tor Dusting away harmful chemicals or foreign partides bom the eyes, Theface and body. unit aids in preventing serious (and often permanent) injury on locations remote bom a water supply. Particularly useful for chemical telds. agncufluraf operations, construction job sites, petroleum instatations -- virtually any activity involving risk of eye or skin damage from chemical burns or foreign substances where water is normally nol available. Heads are covered with plastic caps that remove when water is turned on. Model 7602.10.2 (Combination Eye-Wash and Face and Body Spray) Heads: twin Buna N covered A8S plastic patented Soft-flo* heads angled to direct streams ol deansing water mto eyes. Valve: push-type brass ball valve that stays opepjjntil manuaOy dosed. t,*' Stream Control: steady water How assured wilh'.Haws dependable dual automatic pressure'compensation devioes. Hand spray: eye/tace and body spray with exduswe. Feather-fTo** spray head operated with*squeezleyw-_ handle valve and mounted on 8' heavy-duty irubtjeOiose. .. Tank: TO gaRoncapacity with 8 gaHoinso) usabl^^ler'- .OA^slunfess steel lank with carrying handle. A^iessure. hoed through tiro type valve to reoommerjded WtfPSJjS Pressure gauge; safety relief valve (set a!T20 PSJ^'nd . hre-type valve are mounted on the tank. Additioriaf relief ` valve built into tank cover, factory se( in 10OT30.PSIG iange_wrth manual override lever. Measurements: overall height. 43"; diameter. Shipping weight approx~37 lbs. ALL EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE;TESTED WEEKIY Specifications subject to. dunge without notice ew l.wioei, this unit will supply appioxiniatcly 8 minutes ot continuous . (low ot walei liom Itie cyc-wasb oi one minute 30 sccor.es cl water Icom the hose spray n is meant to pio-iCe emergency relief only to victim pnoi to bong ir.iu-.tt-ned to a first aid ; station or medical facility LAM 015920 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT MAWS DUINMNC 1 A US I i COMIV.rM r> o ho- 'S9'.1 h.-. .-Ml DPMC-05053 ATTACHMENT II ^-.PING LAWSON A5^nr I <**251987 ) 435 Tesconi Circle Santa Rosa, California 95401 707^576-7200 Philip Crispell Harding Lawson Associates 200 Rush Landing Rd. PO Box 6107 Novato, CA 94947 June 23, 1987 ANATEC Log No: 9485 (-1). Series No: 281/057 Client Ref: 5829,003.02 Subject: URGENT Priority Analytical Results for One Sample Identified as "Shell Filter Cake" Received on June 9, 1987. Dear Mr. Crispell: Analysis of the sample referenced above has been completed. This report serves as written confirmation of results transmitted verbally on June 15 and June 16, 1987. The sample was analyzed for benzene, toluene and xylenes. The "total" concentration of several metals was also measured. As discussed, the sample was to receive analysis for "Waste Extrac tion Test (WET)-soluble" inorganics as referenced in Title 22, Article 11, Section 66699 of the California Administrative Code if any of the "total" metal concentrations exceeded the^TLC Threshold Limit Concentrations) values listed in the California Administrative Code (ibid). Since none of the results exceeded the TTLC, the WET-extraction and analysis was not performed. The sample was prepared for volatile aromatic (benzene, toluene and xylenes) measurements by weighing portions of sample into vials which were later sealed with septa and crimp caps. Each vial was heated for one hour at 90C during which time light hydrocarbons were expected to equilibrate in distribution between sample and headspace. Headspace gases were then analyzed by gas chromatography and compared to standards prepared with reagentgrade benzene, toluene and xylenes. Biological Studies Laboratory Analysis LAM 015921 Research 4 / /f ANATEC 281/057 LOG 9485 2 June 23, 1987 Details of the analytical methodology are consistent with re quirements specified in "Guidelines for Addressing Fuel Leaks," revised February, 1986, Regional Water Quality Control Board, San Francisco Bay Region; the preparation procedure used is described in "Headspace Method," Method 5020 for gasoline _in "Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste, Physical/Chemical Methods," U.S. EPA SW-846, 2nd edition, revised 1984. To measure "total" concentrations of the inorganics, a portion of the sample was digested with appropriate mineral acids, diluted with reagent water and analyzed using the atomic spectroscopic techniques referenced in Table 1. Table 2 contains summarized results and the applicable TTLC values. Various quality control samples were analyzed with the samples, including blank, replicate, external standards, method standards and analyte-fortified sample spikes. Results of the quality con trol analyses are not included in this report, but are available upon request. Should you have any questions regarding procedures or results, please call. Submitted by: Approved by: ,, Brian Fies Atomic Spectroscopist LAM 015922 anatb: 281/057 LOG 9485 3 TABLE 1- ANALYTICAL METHODS June 23, 1987 Parameter_______________ Atomic Spectroscopic Methods Antimony Arsenic Barium Beryllium Cadmium Chromium Chromium Cobalt (total) (hexavalent) Copper Lead Mercury Molybdenum Nickel Selenium Silver Thallium Vanadium Zinc Organic Chemistry Methods Benzene, toluene & xylenes Analytical Technique^- ICPAES AAS-HGA ICPAES ICPAES ICPAES ICPAES AAS-Flame ICPAES ICPAES ICPAES AAS--CV ICPAES ICPAES AAS-HGA ICPAES ICPAES ICPAES ICPAES Headspace method/ gas chromatography EPA Method No.2 6010 7060 6010 6010 6010 6010 7197 6010 6010 6010 7470 6010 6010 7740 6010 6010 6010 6010 5020 ^-Atomic spectroscopic technique: AAS --Atomic absorption spectroscopy HGA --Heated graphite atomization LAM 015923 Flame --Flame atomization CV --Cold vapor generation ICPAES--Inductively coupled argon plasma atomic emission spec troscopy ^"Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste," U.S. EPA SW-846, Volumes 1A-C: Laboratory Manual Physical/Chemical Methods, Third Edition, November 1986. June 23, 1987 TABLE 2. SUMMARIZED RESULTS FOR "SHELL FILTER CAKE" (ANATEC LAB NO. 9485-1) Parameter Antimony, & compounds Arsenic, & compounds Barium, & compounds^ Beryllium, & compounds Cadmium, & compounds Chromium (VI), & compounds Chromium, & compounds Cobalt, & compounds Copper, & compounds Lead, & compounds Mercury, & compounds Molybdenum, & compounds Nickel, & Selenium, Silver, & Thallium, compounds & compounds compounds & compounds Vanadium, & compounds Zinc, & compounds Benzene Toluene Xylene Regulatory Criteria! TTLC (mg/Kg) 500 500 10,000 75 100 500 2,500 8,000 2,500 1,000 20 3,500 2,000 100 500 700 2,400 5,000 _____ -- -- Results Total2 (mg/Kg) <20 0.7 4.2 <0.5 <0.5 NA4 6.2 <1 1.9 <10 <0.05 <1 3.8 <0.2 <1 <10 3.4 8.0 ND5 ND 60 ^-TTLC--Total Threshold Limit Concentrations 2mg/Kg-- Data are expressed in units of milligrams analyte per kilogram sample, as-received basis. ^Excludes barium sulfate. 4NA--Not analyzed; value for "total" chromium fell below regulatory limit for hexavalent chromium. ^ND--Not detected. LAM 015924 PPMC-05057 Curtis & Tompkins. Ltd. LAB NUMBER: 1275R-3 CLIENT: HARDING LAWSON ASSOC. SAMPLE ID: Shell-Filter Cake JOB NO. 5829,003.02 LOCATION: Acme, Martinez DATE RECEIVED: 5/19/87 DATE REPORTED: 6/2/87 CAM 17 METALS BY ICP SPECTROMETRY: EPA 6010 IN SOIL & WASTES DIGESTION METHOD: EPA 3010 METAL CONC (mg/kg) DETECTION LIMIT (mg/Kg) Arsenic Antimony Barium Beryllium Cadmium Chromium (total) Cobalt Copper Lead Mercury Molybdenum Nickel Selenium Silver Thallium Var.ad ium Z i r. c ~ ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND 20 20 20 20 2 2 20 2 20 0.02 20 2 20 2 20 20 2 CO 3 Arsenic Selenium Ant imor. y Zinc Lead C admiurn Nickel Bariun Van ad 1 urn %RPD <1 <1 <1 13-2 3 <1 8.7 3.3 2 7.SPIKE 102 93 106 1 1*4 106 1 12 115 1 06 1 20 QA - OC SUMMARY aRPD Reryllium <1 Thai1ium < 1 Copper 12.5 Chromiurn 1 1 . *4 Mol y 25 Silver <1 Mercury 1 1 . *4 Cobalt <1 TSPIKE 82 1 O'l 108 i on 02 105 89 6N ZJ II m DETECTED. m g/Kr = parts per million LAM 015925 DPMC-05056 FIREMANS FUND INSURANCE COMPANIES Environmental loborolory 3700 lokeville Highwoy Petolumo. CA 94952 (707) 778-4160 ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY Phillip Crispell Harding Lawson 7655 Redwood Blvd. Novato, CA 94947 LABORATORY RESULTS Page 1 Supply/Order No Client's Survey No Contract/PO No Release No jHZU C/**- ACME LANDFILL NO CONTRACT NUMBER 5829,003,02 Laboratory Job No.: 871785 Date Received: 06/10/87 Date Reported: 06/18/87 Client Code: HARD5 MERCURY (AA FLAMELESS EPA 7470),3010 ACID DIGEST MATRIX:WASTE ,CA EXTRACT LABNO SMPLNO COMPOUND FOUND CA STLC MG/LT MG/LT DET.LIM. MG/LT 11339 5829,003,02 ANALYST:PRECY ROBINSON HG 0.00024 0.20000 0.00020 LAM 015926 APPROVED BY JERRY TUMA, PH.D, C1H DIRECTOR. ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY TPMC-05059 w/- f-'t FIREMAN? FUND INSURANCE COMPANIES Environmental Laboratory 3700 Lakeville Highway Petaluma. CA 9495? (707) 778-4160 ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY LABORATORY RESULTS Page 2 Laboratory Job No.: 871785 ASSAY:METAL SCAN BY ICP(EPA 6010) CAKE LABNO SMPLNO--IIDD RESULTS 03,02 WASTE AG <0.20 MG/KG AS <2.0 MG/KG BA DETECTED MG/KG BE <0.40 MG/KG CD <0.40 MG/KG CO <0.40 MG/KG CR DETECTED MG/KG CU DETECTED MG/KG FE 248.63 MG/KG HG DETECTED MG/KG MN 3.94 MG/KG MO <0.40 MG/KG NI DETECTED MG/KG PB <0.8 MG/KG SB <2.0 MG/KG SE __ <2.0 MG/KG SN <0.8 MG/KG TL <4.0 i-.u/KG V DETECTED MG/KG ZN 1.44 MG/KG DETECTED=DETECTED BUT NOT QUANTITATED QUANTITATION LIMIT=3.3- DETECTION LIMIT. ANALYST:PRECY ROBINSON CA TTLC 500.000 500.000 10000.000 75.000 100.000 8000.000 2500.000 2500.000 20.000 3500.000 2000.000 1000.000 500.000 100.000 700.000 2400.000 5000.000 DET. 0.20 2.0 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.8 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.8 2.0 2.0 0.8 4.0 0.40 0.40 LAM 015927 FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANIES Environmental loborotory 3700 Lokevlll* Highwoy Petaluma. CA 94952 (707) 778-4160 ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY LABORATORY RESULTS Page 3 Laboratory Job No.: 871785 ASSAY:SOLVENTS IN SOIL/WASTE BY HEADSPACE(GC/FID) MATRIX:SOIL LABNO SMPLNO-ID RESULTS 11339 5829,003,02 BENZENE TOLUENE XYLENE 0.698 UG/GM 0.120 UG/GM 54.903 UG/GM ANALYST:JOHN T.BYCHOWSKI LAM 015928 ) 1 BROWN AND CALDWELL LABORATORIES ANALYTICAL REPORT 1256 POWELL STREET EMERYVILLE. CA 94600 (415) 428-2300 LOG NO: E87-06-204 Received: 09 JUN 87 Reported: 30 JUN 87 Hr. Ed Salvador Shell Oil Co., Environmental Lab P.0. Box 711 Martinez, California 94553 Purchase Order: MR 99743-DK REPORT OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS LOG NO SAMPLE DESCRIPTION, EP LEACH SAMPLES 06-204-1 ASD Filter Cake PARAMETER EPA, EP TOX Extraction Arsenic, mg/L Barium, mg/L 'Cadmium, mg/L Chromium, mg/L Lead, mg/L Mercury, mg/L Selenium, mg/L Silver, mg/L 06-204-1 06.15.87 0.02 <0.1 <0.01 0.10 <0.1 <0.0002 <0.01 <0.01 Page 1 DATE SAMPLED JuoE 4 1487 ) LAM 015929 GO3 BROWN AND CALDWELL LABORATORIES 1255 POWELL STREET EMERYVILLE. C* 94508 (415) 42S-2300 ANALYTICAL REPORT LOG NO: E87-06-204 Received: 09 JUN 87 Reported: 30 JUN 87 Hr. Ed Salvador Shell Oil Co., Environmental Lab P.0. Box 711 Martinez, California 94553 Purchase Order: MR 99743-DK REPORT OP ANALYTICAL RESULTS LOG NO SAMPLE DESCRIPTION, CALIF WASTE EXTRACT SAMPLES 06-204-2 ASD Filter Cake PARAMETER 06-204-2 Antimony, mg/L Arsenic, mg/L JSarium, mg/L feeryllium, mg/L Cadmium, mg/L Chromium, mg/L Cobalt, mg/L Copper, mg/L Lead, mg/L Mercury, mg/L Molybdenum, mg/L Nickel, mg/L Selenium, mg/L Silver, mg/L Thallium, mg/L Vanadium, mg/L Zinc, mg/L CAM VET Extraction ~ <0.1 0.07 <0.1 <0.01 <0.01 0.14 <0.05 0.18 0.1 <0.001 <0.1 0.13 <0.01 0.04 <0.1 <0.2 <0.01 06.15.87 Page 2 DATE SAMPLED LAM 015930 ED BROWN AND CALDWELL LABORATORIES 1256 POWELL STREET EMERYVILLE. CA 94606 (415) 428-2300 Hr. Ed Salvador Shell Oil Co., Environmental Lab P.0. Box 711 Martinez, California 94553 ANALYTICAL REPORT LOG NO: E87-06-204 Received: 09 JUN 87 Reported: 30 JUN 87 Purchase Order: MR 99743-DK REPORT OP ANALYTICAL RESULTS LOG NO SAMPLE DESCRIPTION, SLUDGE SAMPLES 06-204-3 ASD Filter Cake PARAMETER 06-204-3 EPA Method 8020 Date Extracted 1,2-Dichlorobenzene, mg/kg 1,3-Dichlorobenzene, mg/kg 1,4-Dichlorobenzene, mg/kg Chlorobenzene, mg/kg Benzene, mg/kg Ethylbenzene, mg/kg Toluene, mg/kg Total Xylene Isomers, mg/kg 06.24.87 <0.5 <0.5 <0.5 <0.5 1.0 47 3.2 210 Page 3 DATE SAMPLED D. A. McLean,'Laboratory Director LAM 015931 ATTACHMENT III UTILITIES PLANT OPERATING PROCEDURE NO. 6 6 Guidelines for Checking Safety Equipment List No. 2 1. Visually observe all fire extinguishers and fire blanket boxes. Record any defects found in the "Defects Found" column; i.e., broken seal, missing inspection card, fire blanket missing. Record any corrections made in the "How Corrected" column; i.e., replaced broken seal, replaced fire extinguisher, replaced fire blanket. 2. Visually observe all steam hoses and lances. Hose should be in good condition and lance attached, and hose rolled up. Record any defects found in the "Defects Found" column; i.e., steam hose has a tear, steam lance missing. Record any corrections made in the "How Corrected" column; i.e., replaced steam hose, replaced steam lance. 3. Test all emergency showers and eye baths by turning them on. Record any defects found in the "Defects Found" column and any corrections made, in the "How Corrected" column. 4. If a piece of safety equipment is found defective and cannot be corrected by you, initiate a work request ticket and write in the ticket number and WRI in the "How Corrected" column. 5. If a piece of safety equipment is not defective, write in "No Defects" in both the "Defects Found" column and the "How Corrected" column. 6. The Operator completing the Safety Equipment List No. 2 is required to sign the Process Operator slot at the bottom of each sheet and enter the date and time of the inspection in the "Date/Time Inspected" column for each piece of safety equipment. There will be no "ditto", "check" marks, or blank spaces in the "Defects Found" "Date/Time Inspected", and "How Corrected" columns. 7. The Operations Foreman will sign and date each Safety Equipment Check List No. 2 sheet. 8. The Safety Equipment Check List No. 2, and any work requests that were initiated because of a defect, will be routed to the EM&SR Training Coordinator. LAM 015932 DPMC-05065 U3 O 2 cn ui tr D Q UJ CJ O tr a o 2 -H IC-T tr Ui Cl O 2a cn UJ :PROCESS OPERATOR ________________________________ OPERATIONS FOREMAN DATE: U T IL IT IE S PLANT OPERATING PROCEDURES NO. PROCESS O P E R A T O R :________________________________ OPERATIONS FOREMAN DATE: ! ATTACHMENT IV X. CONTINGENCY FLAN The Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and the California Department of Health Services require that companies storing, treating or disposing of hazardous wastes have a written contingency plan designed to minimize hazards to human health and the environment in the event of: (1) Fires (2) Explosions (3) Any unplanned, or non sudden, release of hazardous waste into air, soil, or surface water. Since there is no fundamental differences in the hazard characteristics of the hazardous wastes stored/treated and the hazardous materials found elsewhere in the Complex, emergencies in the hazardous waste areas are handled like emergencies anywhere else in the Complex. Specific procedures for response to, and control of, any emergency are contained in the Shell Oil Emergency Manual. This manual forms the basis of our emergency and contingency procedures and is updated semi-annually. Shell's Oil Spill Contingency Plan, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan and the Environmental Procedures Manuals also contain information relevant to controlling emergencies. Copies of these manuals and procedures are not included, however, they are available in the Environmental Conservation Department for inspection by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Cal::ornia Department of Health Services. 10.1 LAM 015935 DPMC-05068 Refinery personnel are required to be familiar with and specifically trained in the procedures specified in these documents as is relevant to their job assignments. A description of the "key" features in our contingency plan follows. Emergency Procedures: The emergency response procedures are as follows: 1) An alarm may be turned in from any phone by calling the officer on duty at the Complex Security Communications Center. 2) The Security Officer will activate the Complex alarm system and page emergency response teams. The following will respond: a) Members of the Basic Fire Crew on duty at the Complex b) Auxiliary Fire Crew c) Operating personnel of area involved d) Health and Safety Response Team e) Emergency Response Team of area involved f) Community Relations/Environmental Response Team g) Departmental Duty Personnel h) Complex Duty Person Emergency Coordinator: The Manager Health and Safety Department has been designated as Emergency Coordinator for the Complex. He or his delegate are either on duty at the Complex, or on call at any time. Coordinator: A.C.(Arnie) Dreier 215 St. Germain Lane Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 (415)827-2763 Alternate: J . (John) Ryan 1386 Lupine Ct. Concord, CA 94521 (415)827-2587 lam 015936 HAZARDOUS WASTE STATE AND FEDERAL LAW PROHIBITS IMPROPER DISPOSAL IF FOUND, CONTACT THE NEAREST POLICE, OR PUBLIC SAFETY AUTHORITY, OR THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OR THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES. PROPER U.S. DOT DESCRIPTION HAZARDOUS WASTE SOLID, N.O.S., ORM-E, NA9189 (K051) (RQ) HA7ARD01IS PROPERTIES/DESCRIPTION- TOXIC. PETROLEUM OIL 0-5%. API SEPARATOR SOLIDS 95-100%, GENERATOR INFORMATION: NAME SHELL OIL COMPANY______________________________________________________ ADDRESS P.O. BOX 711 crTYMARTINEZRTATF CA 7IP 94553 EPA ID NO. CAD009164021 EPA WASTE NO.(S): K.051 STATE WASTE CODE:J!i ACCUMULATION START DATE 01/01/87 STATE MANIFEST DOCUMENT NO. 00000001 HANDLE WITH CAREI CONTAINS HAZARDOUS OR TOXIC WASTES LAM 015937 Xl-l- l2|lt|S7 HA3GRD606 UddSV~ DR0M5 T.3.A-1 qsse-oTos bin 1219 |S7 T.3.G-2 (P5B>To5 BIN 2h|87 LAM 015938 DPMC-0507I X.3-B-1 EMPTVJ DSOAA ie|q|S7 lam 015939 DPMC-050 I X 3 c- t \Z|||(87 ~Te M Foeyqft s( 5~ToPC-,E 61N LAM 015940 DPMC-0507 3 ) X.3.6-1 12L |q lS"7 APT SEPAftQTOfc SOLIOC, ftPl SSPAfRATq&. Sou OS Lam 015941 DPMC-05074 LAN1 015942 DPMC-05075 o LAM 015915 D P M C 05048.1