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K July 6, 1987 DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A. TEXAS OPERATIONS FREEPORT, TEXAS 77541 LaMar White PPG Industries, Inc. P. 0. Box 1000 Lake Charles, Louisiana 70601 Enclosed is the Dow Chemical Emergency Response publication which I'd like to share with you. If you would like to have an origin al version instead of this copy, please let me know. Regards, R. R. Oubre Chlorinated Ethane Technology Center 0C-1120 Products/TOX web enclosure AN OPERATING UNIT OF THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY =Qualitv= Performance Means More At Dow SL 090171 * Distribution Emergency DIVISION EMERGENCY RESPONSE CENTERS (24 hr. Service) EASTERN............................... 203-464-2226 LOUISIANA..............................504-389-8777 MICHIGAN................................517-636-4400 TEXAS......................................409-238-2112 WESTERN................................415-432-5555 =Qualtv= Performance -- Means More At Dow. SL 090172 THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY DISTRIBUTION EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM GUIDE Distribution Emergency For Chemical Emergency Spill, Leak, Exposure or Accident Call CHEMTREC Day or Night 800-424-9300 SL 090173 INTRODUCTION 3 MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY .......................................................................... The Dow Chemical Company Management ................................................... Dow Location and Unit Managers .................................................................... E/R Coordinator ................................................................................................. 3 3 3 4 KEY E/R PERSONNEL .............................................................................................. Coordinators ....................... E/R Phone Personnel ......................................................................................... Medical Personnel .............................................................................................. Knowledgeable Dow Contacts ......................................................................... Communication Coordinators .......................................................................... E/R Teams ............................................................................................................ Technical Support .......... 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 E/R TOOLS ................................................................................................................. An E/R Phone Number ............................................ E/R Information Flies ......................................................................................... E/R Kit ................................................................................................................. Salvage Drums ................................................................................................... 6 6 7 7 7 E/R TRAINING ............................................................................................................. 8 E/R OPERATIONS ...................................................................................................... 8 E/R Calls .............................................................................................................. 8 Notification .......................................................................................................... 10 Follow-up ..................................... 10 Reporting ................................................... 11 Multilocation Incidents ...................................................................................... 11 Marine Incidents ................................................................................................ 11 Special Emergency Response Plans ............................................................... 12 Publication of E/R Phone Numbers ................................................................ 12 Emergency Procedures Involving Non-Dow Products ........................... 12 Prevention of Distribution Emergencies ............. 13 APPENDICES Emergency Response Call Report ..................................................................... A Emergency Response Action Report ................................................................... B Distribution E/R Data System .............................................................................. C Communication Coordinators Emergency Response Status Sheet ............ D Emergency Response Kits ................................. E 2 K SL 090174 THE DOWTmpQAL COMPANY DISTRffi^TO^pMERGENCY RESP^SWSYSIEM GUIDE INTRODUCTION Distribution Emergency Response (E/R) is the Dow system for advising and assisting carriers, warehouses, terminals or public emergency service personnel when they are confronted with an emergency which occurs in the distribution of Dow products. The purposes of Emergency Response are: to advise or assist in handling distribution emergencies so as to minimize their effects, and to help prevent E/R incidents through determining incident causes and initiating corrective action. The purpose of this publication is to provide guidelines for establishing and operating Dows E/R system. Questions concerning Dows E/R System should be directed to an E/R Coordinator or to: Field Distribution Dow Chemical (J.SA 2030 Willard H. Dow Center Midland, Mi 48674 MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY The Dow Chemical Company Management recognizes the necessity for emergency response and has designated Distribution Emergency Response as part of the minimum requirements for Dow Safety and Loss Prevention. E/R is seen not only as an important aspect of good product stewardship but also as a primary means toward protecting the public safety. Dow Location and Unit Managers have direct responsibility for ensuring that an E/R plan covers each shipping point They are also responsible for assigning an Emergency Response Coordinator and to provide the system and tools needed to carry out an Emergency Response plan. SL 090175 KEY E/R PERSONNEL The E/R Coordinator is responsible for formulating plans to meet the require ments of this guide and for ensuring that incidents are handled properly. The Coordinator and assigned alternates should know: the methods for taking action which may be necessary to handle an emergency; the groups who may be needed for technical assistance, and the public agencies and regulatory bodies which may have to be notified of an incident Coordinators should be experienced personnel who are capable of managing the E/R plan and of making sound judgments under emergency conditions. Their primary consideration should be to ensure that each incident is handled safely so as to minimize its impact on people, the environment and surrounding property. The cause of each incident should be determined and the coordinator should initiate appropriate action toward preventing a recurrence. The coordinator should assure that alternates and other personnel who are involved in the system recognize the E/R requirements and are trained to perform those functions necessary for handling incidents. The coordinator should also assure that adequate resources are available for handling emergencies. E/R Phone Personnel should be trained in handling emergency calls. They must remain calm and obtain as much key information on the incident as possible. They must then contact appropriate Dow personnel quickly and relay this information to them for response. E/R phone personnel have four basic responsibilities: to obtain full information on each emergency during the initial call; to provide immediate response information from the Dow Emergency Response Information files. to relay full information to the knowledgeable Dow contact and/or E/R Coordinator without delay. to avoid any statements or discussion of liability or responsibility. SL 090176 Knowledgeable Dow Contacts should be either trained production or trained technical personnel. These contacts are primarily responsible for handling the product-related aspects of the emergency. They should be familiar with the products and transportation equipment involved. Knowledgeable contacts should have preplanned emergency response procedures to handle and properly dispose of their products. Whether to provide telephone advice only, or on scene advice/assist ance, is a decision to be made jointly by the E/R Coordinator and the knowledgeable contact Communication Coordinators should accompany all E/R Teams to an incident scene. These individuals are responsible for communicating the true nature of the incident through the media to local residents, contacting and updating Dow management, product departments, and media relations personnel (see Appendix D). In addition, they will document the scene with photos and reports of media, regulatory agency and other notable visitors to the scene. Their involvement at the scene allows the E/R Coordinator and Knowledgeable Dow Contact to concentrate on the resolution of the incident These team members should be thoroughly trained in the special areas likely to be encountered during an incident. Training should include safe methods of field repair and product transfer, use of various personal protective equipment and methods for performing emergency operations. Hands-on workshops in these areas and on-scene experience under the guidance of knowledgeable personnel are recommended. Medical Personnel are responsible to respond to inquiries concerning exposures or injuries involving Dow products. If warranted, contact should be made between them and medical personnel at the scene to enable rapid transmission of medical advice. SL 090X77 5 E/R Teams may consist of three or more persons assigned to provide on-scene advice/assistance at an emergency. Team size and composition will depend on the types of problems likely to be encountered in each specific incident The team's primary responsibility is to advise the emergency personnel handling the incident rather than to handle the emergency operations themselves. Various types of expertise may be required, such as knowledge of: Product Safe product handling methods Transportation equipment and operations Spill control Trace analysis Health and environmental effects Media interests and practices Internal communication networks Technical Support in handling Emergency incidents may be provided by a variety of functions including; analytical, distribution, environmental, industrial hygiene, legal, medical, production, public relations, purchasing, reactive chemicals, safety, toxicology and waste control. Such support is available and should be requested whenever it can provide a significant contribution. E/R TOOLS An E/R Phone Number shall be provided by each Dow Division to provide assistance or emergencies concerning its products. These phones shall be manned twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week. SL 090178 E/R Information Files shall be main tained by the E/R Coordinator. These files should include: E/R Information data for Dow products. Product vs. Manufacturing Ftoint Listing. Call lists for knowledgeable contacts, Public Relations (Communication Coordinators) personnel, contacts for departments which need to be notified of incidents and contacts for technical support Contact lists issued by Dow G.SA covering: Aircraft personnel Attorneys E/R Coordinators - worldwide Experimental products Field Service Representatives Product information contacts Public Relations Radioactivity Water Spill Manual E/R Kit equipment is the responsibility of the E/R Coordinator. Kits should be kept in portable cases which can be taken aboard aircraft They should include container repair materials, those tools likely to be needed in transportation emergencies and personal protective equipment. (Jse should be limited to emergency response. Any used or damaged materials or tools should be replaced immediately after use. (See kit suggestions in Appendix D) Special kits are required for certain products or types of equipment, e.g., chlorine repair kits and trace analysis kits. The E7R Coordinator and knowl edgeable contacts should identify the need for these special kits and assure that they are maintained for E/R use. Salvage Drums are stocked by Dow at various geographic locations. They are available in various sizes up to 85 gallons for use in overpacking leaking or damaged bags, cans, pails or drums. In addition, Dow belongs to a salvage drum cooperative that is coordinated by CMA. Drums are available from many non-Dow loactions. The E/R coordinator has this list of drum locations. SL 090179 E/R TRAINING Emergency response training is essential. Separate programs are needed to: cover specific responsibilities and activities of key E/R personnel and E/R teams, and provide general information to keep Dow groups aware of the E/R System. Training activities should be established by Coordinators. c E/R OPERATIONS* E/R Calls E/R calls may be received from CHEMTREC or from a source in contact with the emergency scene. In either case, full information shall be obtained about the emergency. Special attention must be given to the name and phone number of the person who originally reported the incident so that follow-up advice can be given. An idea of the various types of information which may be needed can be found in the E/R Call Report (Appendix A). It is recommended that this or a similar form be used during an incoming call to ensure complete information. When a call is received from CHEMTREC, it will normally be concerned with an actual chemical emergency. For other calls, the information received shall be evaluated to determine if there is an actual emergency in progress. If there is no present emergency situation, the caller shall be placed in contact with the person designated on the product information contact list. If there is an emergency in progress, the applicable information from the E/R Information data (Appendix C) for the product(s) involved shall be given as an immediate response to callers. In any case, no statements shall be made nor discussion held concerning liability or responsibility in relation to the incident. Whenever an emergency is in progress, the knowledgeable Dow contact and/or the E/R Coordinator shall be contacted and given the information on the incident. In case of personal injury involving chemicals or exposure of persons to chemicals, the Dow Medical Department should be called. *This section describes the Dow (J.S.A E'R System Minor modifications may be made to adapt it to other Dow areas SL 090180 After evaluation of the information provided, the proper Dow representative shall call the person who originally reported the incident, request additional information if needed, and advise that person as to how to handle the incident with a minimum amount of exposure to emergency personnel, the public, the environment and property. In handling the incident, it is recommended that the knowledgeable Dow contact and/or Coordinator use the Product-Specific Emergency Response Information as a guide. Due consideration shall be given to evacuation requirements for spills, leaks or fires as they relate to the incident Technical assistance should be requested from those Dow groups which can provide a significant contribution toward handling the incident It is recommended that a form, such as the E/R Action Report (Exhibit B) be used by the knowledgeable contact or E/R Coordinator in receiving information. This form can serve as a check list for information given and as a report for documenting the call and response. An E/R team may need to respond to the incident scene. If so, the knowledgeable contact and E/R Coordinator shall decide the extent of the response and the team composition. Dow or charter aircraft are available at all locations for use to speed response to a scene. If the decision is made to dispatch an Emergency Team, the E/R Coordinator shall advise Legal, Insurance, CJ.S. Area E/R, Safety and Loss Prevention and Public Relations groups by phone as soon as possible. Those emergency kits and tools required for repair and personal protection, together with any special product equipment should be taken with the team. Where commercial aircraft are used, self-contained breathing equipment tanks may present a problem. If so, arrangements should be made to secure this type of equipment at the scene. (The tanks can be bled down and refilled at the destination, if necessary.) The E/R Team's primary purpose is to provide on scene advice for handling the incident safely with minimal exposure to persons, the environment and property. Where investigation of an incident is warranted, Dow Legal or Insurance will make the necessary arrangements. The Communication Coordinator should monitor, when possible, local media reports for accuracy and up-to-date content. Corrections and input concerning resolution or the emergency nature of the incident should be offered as soon as possible. Copies of media reports should be retained for review. The Emergency Team shall make no statements whatsoever regarding responsibil ity, if any, for the emergency. The names and addresses of officials in charge at the scene, such as fire and police officers, shall be obtained. Any official reports of the incident, which may be available from outside sources, such as carrier inspectors, public agencies or regulatory bodies, should be requested. Copies of press releases or reports should also be obtained if possible. SL 090181 Notification In case of potential or actual personal injuries or exposures, environmental effects or property damage, the Coordinator shall notify Medical, Insurance, Legal, Public Relations, Safety, Environmental Quality and U.S. Area E/R promptly. The knowledgeable Dow contact shall send a written report of the emergency call to the Coordinator, Insurance, Safety and Loss Prevention, Legal and Public Relations. Reports to various Federal and State regulatory agencies may be necessary. The Emergency Response Coordinator should ensure that such reporting requirements are met Follow-Op Personnel manning the emergency response phone should be advised of the status of the incident from time-to-time as well as when the emergency has been brought to a conclusion. If a call is not received within a mutually arranged time, the personnel manning the phone shall contact the knowledgeable Dow contact or Coordinator to determine the status of the emergency. Most E/R incidents will be reported to Dow through the CHEMTREC system. When this occurs, the Coordinator should make sure that CHEMTREC is informed of the action taken as soon as practicable. This notification is particularly important when the incident is one in which an E/R team is sent out or one in which CHEMTREC is likely to receive additional calls. Shipping Coordination or Order Handling and the Field Service Representative (FSR) in the area in which the incident occurred shall be notified as soon as practical after receipt of the emergency response call. A listing of FSRs by state will be provided for this purpose. The FSR shall notify Marketing and any other FSR who may have the shipment(s) affected by the incident. Public Affairs and Media Relations personnel, at the responding division and headquarters, should be apprised of the incident status and resolution as soon as practicable. 10 SL 090182 .... " Reporting The E/R Coordinator shall have each E/R incident documented. Reports should be issued to the Dow groups involved in the emergency and to other groups who may need to work toward prevention. These reports should be reviewed, incident causes determined and preventive action initiated. A summary incident report shall be forwarded to Dow U.SA Field Distribution so that experience for the entire CJ.S, can be correlated and significant overall problems identified. In order that this information can be utilized, it should include the types of data shown in Appendix (C). Multilocation Incidents Where several products or more than one shipping point's shipments are involved in an emergency, the E/R Coordinator for the Dow location contacted by the emergency scene shall designate an "in-house" Communi cations Coordinator for the emergency, and will assure that all Dow personnel involved in handling the incident are advised of the designated coordinator. The in-house Coordinator should then be the primary Dow contact with the emergency scene and should relay information from other Dow personnel as needed. When the emergency condition has been terminated, the Communications Coordinator will issure a summary report to the Emergency Response Coordinator and other Dow personnel involved. Marine Incidents A Dow program has been established for those marine shipments which normally occur between Dow Areas. Shipments carry the shipping location E/R phone number and are basically the shipping point's responsibility. However, once the shipment passes the sea buoy at destination, the receiving area E/R system has accepted responsi bility for handling E/R incidents. ! | -uu|,U,>yTii Ll.LJp'W SL 090183 11 Special Emergency Response Plans Dow may participate (n special emergency response plans (e.g., Chlorep, the Agricultural Chemical Pesticide Safety Team Network, and the Vinyl Chloride plan). Each special plan should be consistent with the require ments of this guide. Publication of E/R Phone Numbers FOR CHEMCAL EMERGENCY Spw, Leak. Fire, Exposure or Accident CALL CHEMTREC - war or wght 800-424-9300 The CHEMTREC phone number shall be designated as the chemical emergency phone number and shall be shown prominently on: Bills of lading Dow owned or leased transportation equipment E/R tags attached to all shipping containers which do not have a number on them except LTL (less truckload) shipments. Decals are available for use on transportation equipment and are recommended for this purpose. Additionally, individual Division E/R phone numbers may be utilized on product labels or other safety information. Emergency Procedures Involving NON-DOW PRODUCTS These procedures shall be used only when the emergency call involves non-Dow produced products. Products shipped to or for Dow or shipped by Dow for others: A. Dow personnel shall not discuss responsibility or liability. B. These emergencies should be handled cooperatively with the shipper or customer in a manner consistent with the provisions of this guide. Dow or non-Dow type product -- shipped by other manufacturer: A. Dow personnel shall not discuss responsibility of liability. B. Personnel manning phone: 1. Advise caller to call CHEMTREC 800-424-9300. 2. Advise ER Coordinator of call. PREVENTION of Distribution Emergencies Although this guide is concerned primarily with handling distribution emergencies, emphasis must be placed on preventing these emergencies. Carrier selection is an important decision in assuring safe transportation. In addition to carrier authority and economics, carrier selection should be based on: Safety Service reliability Availability of equipment suitable for transporting hazardous materials Availability of trained personnel Equipment inspection and maintenance Careful shipment routing can be effective in prevention. Shipments of hazardous materials should be routed to avoid conditions contributing to a high accident frequency. Warehouse and terminal selection should be based on criteria similar to those recommended above and the standards in the Warehouse and Terminal Operating Manual. Cooperative efforts with contractors (carriers, warehouses, terminals, etc.) in establishing and promoting safety are recommended. Dow inspections and audits of distribution equipment, facilities and operations for safety and regulatory compliance are necessary. Incident prevention depends to a great extent on equipment condition, closure of containers (from bottles to barges) and quality of loading. These factors merit special attention in a prevention program. Emergency response cause data should be utilized as an aid in the prevention of incidents, both in safety discussions with contractors and in inspection, audit and improvement of distribution equipment, facilities and methods. REMEMBER... Properly handled. all emergency responses become public relations opportunities If the incident has been effectively resolved physically, but poorly reported to the community, the net effect is negative. Where good com munication practices have been applied and follow-up completed, the most difficult to resolve incidents have left an attractive, responsible impression with the affected community. See that all of your communication resources are in place...before the E/R phone rings. gWHUHJEi Jl --IWHW Win SL 090185 13 appendix a ERGENCY RESPONSE "CALL" REPORT DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A. PERSON REPORTING incident LOCATION . (CITY AND STATE! INCIOENT LOCATION . >5 T R T . C I T * AND STATE) shipping point C ARRlER DO NOT DISCUSS DOW LIABILITY or RESPONSIBILITY E5W cate PHONE TIME AM PM CARRIER UNIT NUMBER WEATHER CONDITIONS PQPUIATI ON AIRPORT location Cause of incident * >35 *2 a. CHEMICAL TEMPERA TUBE DIRECTIONS TO ACCIDENT SCENE `CONTAINER QUANTITY WLEDCEABLE CONTACT 1 E/R COORDINATOR SIGNED E ORW c 4I7IC PRlK."ED SL 090186 center LOCATION am PM AM PM stand by phone until dow coNTi-r calls vf appendix b emergency response action report (FOR KNOWLEDGEABLE DOW CONTACT) DOW CHEMICAL U S A. PERSON REPORTING INC'DENT LOCATION . ICITY AND STATEI INCIDENT LOCATION - ISTPEET. CH v AND S T a * I Shipping PO'NT C ABBiER 00 NOT DISCUSS oow LIABILITY or RESPONSIBILITY GSR CATE ' 1 PhONC * iMt AM Pm C i PplE B JN'T S WEATHER CONDITIONS POPU LA TION AIRPORT LOCATION CAUSE O* INCIDENT 9 --L ZK -iu > Huj ol CHEMICAL TEmpERa tube terrain directions to accident scene -container QUANTITY z o < * oc 0 (A X uVN 1 ftNOW L EDGE A B t_ E CONTACT COOROlNAT OP SIGNED EORM C*4t?Z0 PRINTED R-7J '!h> CAf R Tpy SL 090187 DA TC DATE T 'ME T IMC CENTER LOCat ION AM PM AM PM stand by phone until dow contact calls you 1 COC^fi'S NAME (PATIENT) DOCTOR'S ADORESS (RaTiEnT) PHONE EVE WASH METHOD SKIN --SOAP A WATER CLOTHING WASH RECOMMENDATIONS :OCTOR'S NAME COAI TIME dry-clean Skin -WATER wash DES T RO v LEA THER o EVACUATE RECOVER neutralize it LEAKAGE TO SEWERS &aZuo OR WATER OTHER COURSES PRE VENTION TREA TMENT CHEMICAL GOGGLES RUBBER GLOVES RUBBER APRON RUBBER BOOTS RESPfRA TOR Y * hOtat* EVACUATE uKa-ohI -- z COOL CONTAINERS WATER SPRAY OTHER WATER FOG CRy Chemical PROTE'N foam ALCOHOL FOAM TREATMENT CON T AINCR5 D'SPOS* L wxg*(UKU analytical other tc k>.- insurance HOZ environmental 0 Federal u o<w STATE RESPONSE COMPLETE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE TOXIC OLOG Y WASTE CONTROL D i S TRIBUTION - LEGAL FIELD SERVICE REP. dept, of transp. DEPT. OF T R A N $ P, DATE PUBLIC RELA TlONS OTHER S A LP ORDER HANDLING EDA COAST GUARD OTHER AIR POLLUTION WATER POLLUTION TIME AM SIGNED PM SL 090188 N" ^ ~ b ^ ^ C" T Dt-QD'Dt^^OJ Ni^T ^ L<, M A. ^ r C. APPENDIX C DISTRIBUTION E/R DATA SYSTEM it Required Information Date: Time: Location: City: State: Incident Type: Rail Truck Pipeline Product Name: E/R Team Responsible: E/R Team Responding: E/R Team Out: Yes Spill/Release: Yes Hazardous Material: Yes Exposure/Injuiy: Yes Environmental Contamination: Evacuation: Carrier Name: Yes Yes Vehicle Loaded: Media on Scene: Yes . Yes Agencies on Scene: Yes Reason Code: Team Members: Storage Tank No No No. No No No No No No SL 090189 APPENDIX D COMMUNICATION COORDINATORS EMERGENCY RESPONSE STATUS SHEET ---** j /US CALL TIME______ DATE INFORMATION FROM INCIDENT TIME DATE LOCATION TYPE OF INCIDENT: Rail Highway Pipeline Fire Other SPECIFICS_____________________________________________ CARRIER_________ OWNER________ TANK SIZE___ SHIPPED FROM PRODCJCT/MATERIAL(S) INVOLVED_____________________ WHAT ARE THE PRODUCT/MATERIALS USED FOR? PRODUCT SPILL/RELEASE: Yes No Amount/Rate INJURIES: Yes No Specifics____ EVACUATION: Yes No Specifics______________________ DOW TEAM: On Scene Enroute Prepared to go WHO: MEDIA ON SCENE: Yes No NOTES: SL 090190 APPENDIX E - 4.'^* 4 EMERGENCY RESPONSE KIT* Personal Protection Kit Monogoggles Rubber gloves -- light duty Rubber gloves -- heavy Neoprene Leather work gloves Face shields Hard hats with winter liners Rubber boots Slicker suits Self-contained breathing equipment and spare bottles Respirators -- Full face with appropriate cartridges Chemical suit with locktight gloves and hood Full rubber suits -- one piece, vapor tight Eye wash bottle or portable eye wash First aid kit Emergency oxygen unit Safety harness and life lines Nomex coveralls Clothing suitable for weather conditions Tool Kit Pipe wrenches -- 8", 18", 24", 36" and 48" Pipe wrenches -- 24" spark resistant Socket wrench sets with sockets to 2" Hammer wrenches -- 17/ie", 15/s", 1 'Vie", 2" Allen wrench set Open end wrench set Box end wrench set Crescent wrenches -- 6", 10", 12" Bung wrenches for -- 3A" and 2" bungs Pipe vice Basin wrenches -- 12" and 18" Wire cutter Pliers -- channel lock, slip joint needlenose, side cutting and vise grip Screwdrivers -- flat blade and Phillips Files -- flat round and rat tail Hand drill and bits Wood auger brace and bits `Other equipment, tools or materials may be required depending on the products to be handled. Wood chisels Punches and metal chisels Hack saw and blades Packing gland wrench SL 090191 Tool Kit (con't) T-Wrench Tongs Hammer -- spark resistant 3/j" break over bar 1" break over bar Hatchet Rubber knife Tube nonhardening gasket compound Dow Coming Valve Seal A Teflon packing Vb", and Vi' Teflon tape Silicone sealant Banding tool and steel band Battery jumper cables Heavy duty jacks and pads 1 Vz ton hydraulic jacks C clamps -- 4" Tin snips Carriage clamps Tubeless tire patching kit Yellow stripping tape Electrical tape Friction tape Plastic tape Gas leak detector Reflective triangles Electric "flares" Flashlights and lanterns with spare batteries Hand cleaner Equipment Kit Explosimeter Oxygen tester Drager tubes Camera Reid glasses -- 7 x 50 night glasses 2" hammer unions 2" female cam lock fitting with 2" el and nipple 2" x 2Vz" fine hose connections 2" x 18" pipe nipples with bleed off connections Pipe nipples, elbows, unions, reducers, couplings, caps and plugs Stainless ball valves -- Vi' to 2" Stainless needle valves -- Vi' Gauges -- 30 and 200 psi Cyclume emergency lights Vi' chains Ground cables and rods Nuts, bolts, washers and lock washers -- 3/a", Vi', Ve", 3/f Recovery drums Thermometers Sampler and sample containers Rubber bands Tags and indelible marker Imbiber beads and blankets Lubricant (e.g., WD-40) Rags and paper towels SL 090192 Repair Materials Kit Roll of red rubber Va" rubber sheeting 3/V' rubber Assorted tapered hardwood pegs Assorted rubber plugs Lead wool Tubeless tire patching materials Boiler plates with holes Stainless (316) T bolts Stainless (316) bolts with V2" x 6" swivel plates Rubber covered bolts and washers Baskets and seals Rupture discs Stainless sheet metal screws Stainless valve "O" rings Fiberglass cloth, epoxy resin and hardener Epoxy putty Chlorine putty Quick set glue Communications Kit Call lists -- Division, Headquarters Product use booklets Product Stewardship booklets Fbrtable radio (with cassette recorder, if possible) Walkie-talkies (Dow issue, intrinsically safe) Camera (35 mm). Clipboard Inquiry forms Hard hat Rubber boots SL 090193 DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A. AN OPERATING UNIT OF THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY DISTRIBUTION DEPARTMENT MIDLAND, MICHIGAN 48674 o- Community E/R Contacts Name Phone Printed in U S A 1 Trademark of Th Dow Comoaoy SL 090194 Form No 314-085-85