Surface soils at the refinery are contaminated with lead and benzo(a)pyrene.

Audit Opinion For each module, the auditors developed an opinion as to the implementation of safety management systems at the facility as follows Module Hazard Communication Confined Space Entry Lockout/Tagout Means of Egress Fire Prevention and Emergency Action Plans Contractor/Visitor safety program Walking and Working Surfaces Electrical Safety Hearing Conservation Powered Industnal Vehicles Hoisting Equipment Personal Protective Equipment Machine Guarding Incident Investigation Chemical Storage Review Audit Action Items Requires Significant Improvement Requires Improvement X X X Generally Meets X X X X X X Meets X X X X X X X Substantially Meets Description of Audit Opinion Categories: Substantially Meets Governmental and Internal Requirements The audit results substantiate a high degree of compliance The facility is in compliance with most of the applicable requirements reviewed but only a few requirements were not satisfied These departures are considered to represent isolated exceptions in an otherwise effective compliance program Meets Governmental and Internal Requirements The facility is judged to meet all (or virtually all) applicable items included in the audit scope For those very few requirements where isolated exceptions are noted, these departures are determined to be occasional and anomalous and are considered inconsequential in comparison to the overall level of compliance achieved It is intended for locations that are found to be in full compliance with applicable requirements Generally Meets Governmental and Internal Requirements Except as Noted Several exceptions to applicable requirements are noted These exceptions are more than isolated anomalies and reflect weakness in the design and/or implementation of compliance programs Requires Improvement to Meet Governmental and Internal Requirements Several exceptions to applicable requirements are noted and some of the exceptions reflect the absence of required programs, significant departures from established criteria, or lapses in program implementation ABDOOO19045 ABERDEEN INTERNAL HEALTH AND SAFETY AUDIT REPORT PAGES 3/03/03 Requires Significant Improvement to Meet Governmental and Internal Requirements Many exceptions to applicable requirements are noted, including several significant departures from established criteria, the absence of several required programs, or prolonged inattention to the resolution of previously identified issues 8 Specific Audit Findines 8.1 Fire Prevention and Emergency Action Plans 29 CFR 1910.155 8 11 Consider repairing the 2" main sprinkler pipe that is protecting the reactors (break is on deck under the condenser RX 700) as soon as practical This is a critical line of defense for our reactors 29 CFR1910 38 (b)(2)(i) 8.2 Means of Egress 29 CFR 1910.35 8 2 1 Consider reviewing exit signs in the plant Some need to be installed and some need to be repaired 29CFR 1910 36 8.3 Electrical Safety 29 CFR 1910.333 83 1 Consider reattaching the ground on vessel 87-475 29 CFR1910 106 (e)(6)(H) 8 3 2 Consider labeling electrical box on 2nd floor and roof of compound plant 29CFR 1910 303(f) 8 3 3 Consider putting appropriate covers on conduits in the following locations Compound plant - Bagging area by forklift entrance top north and south side 29 CFR 1910 305(b)(2) 8 3 4 Consider a proper plug on an electrical box over the #8 bird It is presently covered by electrical tape 29 CFR1910 305 (b)(2) 8 3 5 Consider replacing a missing breaker cover (B-13) on what appears to be a live system 29 CFR1910 305 (b)(2) 8 3 6 Consider removing old wiring and capping conduits in the old sample line area 29CFR1910 305 (b)(2) 8 3 7 Consider removing or replacing temporary wiring (extension cord) with permanent wiring by substation #5 29 CFR1910 307 (b) 8 3 8 Consider establishing a PM/inspection program for GFCI At the time of this audit proof could not be established of testing CFCI 29 CFR 1910 119 ABDOOO19046 ABERDEEN INTERNAL HEALTH AND SAFETY AUDIT REPORT PAGE 6 3/03/03 8.4 Powered Industrial Vehicles 29 CFR 1910.178 8 7 1 Consider developing and documenting monthly inspections of cranes critical items (i e brakes, crane hooks) Documentation could not be provided at the time of this audit Also noted was a missing safety latch on the Grove crane 29 CFR1910 180 (d)(6) 8 7 2 Consider installing a load rating on both sides of your cranes 29 CFR1910 1 79 (b)(8) 8 7 3 Consider establishing a daily documented inspection program for forklifts, cranes, man lifts, pallet jacks and industrial vehicles Although a inspection system is on the back of some forklifts there is evidence showing that inspections are not being done (forklift M39712 with out a horn) (missing inspection cards - M391006, M39712, M39712, 50, M391006, M39356 and M390094) Pallet jacks are not under any type of inspection program or repair program 29 CFR1910 178 (q)(7) 8 7 4 Rail car unloading PA was not chocked properly Other incidents of not chocking or chocking improperly were noted during this inspection 29 CFR1910 178 (k)(2) 8 7 5 Consider developing a monthly inspection and certification program for the crane's running ropes CFR1910 180 (g)(1) 8.5 Confined Space Entry 29 CFR 1910.146 See Good Management Practices (GMP) 8 18 12 8.6 Lockout/Tagout (Control of Hazardous Energy) 29 CFR 1910.147 86 1 Consider reviewing lockout-tagging procedures In MCC (compound) lock was noted with out identification 29 CFR 1910 147(c)(5)(n)(d) 8.8 Hearing Conservation 29 CFR 1910.95 8 8 1 Consider ensuring the noise level drawing on site At the time of the audit this record could not be produced 29 CFR 1910 95(b)(1) 8 8 2 Consider placing hearing protection signs where needed 29 CFR 1910 95(b)(1) 8.9 Hazard Communication 29 CFR 1910.1200 8 9 1 Consider installing HazCom labeling through out the plant There were some vinyl tanks marked but the rest of the plant needs consideration 29 CFR 1910 1200(f) and (g) ABDTO) 19047 ABERDEEN INTERNAL HEALTH AND SAFETY AUDIT REPORT 3/03/03 PAGE 7 892 893 Consider reviewing drums that are stored in the "old chiller" building Some are marked as water/glycol others are not marked 29 CFR 19101200(f) and (g) Consider installing a Hearing Protection sign by the doorway leading to the compressor area at the compound unit 29 CFR 19101200 894 895 896 Consider removing the lead signs If lead is no longer an issue 29 CFR 19101201 Consider replacing the caustic unloading sign It is very worn 29 CFR 19101201 Consider marking the types of hazardous materials stored in the Hazardo

Shell chemicals companies are leading players in the benzene sector, with global capabilities in manufacturing and supply.

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Brake Fluids Business Earns Key Quality Certification The Brake Fluids business has been accredited with ISOITS 16949, a key quality standard that is required to supply the world's leading carmakers.

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Day Com pany and the Picher Lead Company, both of which were represented at the first meetings of the paint and varnish managers' club before World War iLiOn the other hand, new materials and processes have brought forth scores of new companies which make one or more of the many raw materials going into the product.

Brake Fluids Business Earns Key Quality Certification The Brake Fluids business has been accredited with ISOITS 16949, a key quality standard that is required to supply the world's leading carmakers.

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Region 6 - Enforcement & Compliance Assurance Division INSPECTION REPORT Inspection Date(s): Media Program: Regulatory Program(s) 4/2/24 Water (CWA) Water (CWA) Brine Program (Oil & Gas inspection) Company Name: Facility Name: Facility Physical Location: (city, state, zip code) Mailing address: (city, state, zip code) County/Parish: Facility Phone Number Facility Contact: RCP Production, LLC TD Murphy B-3 SWD Tank Battery From Highway 7 Business, thence Gas Plant Road, thence All Gulf Road, off oil field lease road in Smackover (Sandy Land) at 33.341155, -92.690976 Smackover, AR 71762 134 Daniel Road Smackover, AR 71762 Union County 870-814-9942 Rod Phillips Person Responsible for Operation rod_phillips2000@yahoo.com FRS Number: Identification/Permit Number: Media Identifier Number: NAICS: SIC: N/A ARU002227 N/A 211111 1311 Personnel participating in inspection: Kerri McCabe (lead) EPA / Region 6 ECDW Rod Phillips RCP Production, LLC Inspector / Enforcement Officer Owner / Operator EPA Lead Inspector Signature/Date Supervisor Signature/Date KERRI MCCABE Kerri McCabe Digitally signed by KERRI MCCABE Date: 2024.05.07 07:40:57 -05'00' Date JEANNE ECKHART Date: 2024.05.09 10:47:28 -05'00' Digitally signed by JEANNE ECKHART Jeanne Eckhart Date 6ENFORM-019-R8.2 (02/12/2020) 1 Section I - INTRODUCTION RCP Production, LLC / TD Murphy B-3 SWD Follow-up (ARU002227 / CWA) Inspection Date 04/02/2024 PURPOSE OF THE INSPECTION EPA Region 6 Inspector Kerri McCabe (lead) arrived at the RCP Production, LLC / TD Murphy B-3 SWD Tank Battery release, located off an oil lease road off All Gulf Road in Smackover at 33.341485, 92.686930; at 1630 on 4/2/24 for an announced inspection.

Two thousand and four was an outstanding year for our Company, and to say that we're proud of this performance is an understatement We achieved strong revenue growth and year-over-year margin improvement despite facing significant pressures related to challenging market condi tions and the high cost of the critical materials used to make our products It seems clear to me that our continu ing efforts to accelerate growth, to improve productivity and to otherwise control costs generated this performance Additionally, we made steady progress implementing a common worldwide Enterprise Business System, which will lead to further growth and streamlining of our busi nesses in the years ahead The programs we have in place, coupled with a developing recovery in our key commer cial and industrial markets, give us good momentum as we move ahead into a new calendar year Revenues in 2004 increased 10 percent to $4 5 billion, compared with 2003 revenues of $4 1 billion Income from continuing operations rose 24 percent to $339 8 million, compared with $274 3 million in 2003 Earnings per share Financial Highlights ($ in millions, except per-share data) Revenues Operating earnings before restructuring ' Continuing income before restructuring and unusual items Net income , 2004 $ 4,462 9 496 6 339 8 339 8 2003 $ 4,061 4 394 6 266 0 ' 148 3 2002 $ 3,960 3 393 8 243 5 213 7 Diluted Income Per Common Share Continuing income before restructuring and unusual items , Net income *' Shares used in computation of earnings per share (in millions) Cash dividends declared,per common share $ 3 58 < 3 58 ' 94 8 $ ' *,140 $ 2 83 $ 2 60 1 58 2 28 93 8 93 7 $ 1 40 ' $, 1 40 Number of employees Number of record shareholders , Operating Revenues by Business Segment , Electrical Products ' Tools and Hardware , i Operating Earnings by Business Segment Before Restiucturing Electrical Products , , Tools and Hardware , 26,900 24,526 : , $ 3,722 2 740 7 ,$ 511,2 ' ' ,,627 , .. ' 27,200 ' 26,300 * $ 3,358 4 703 0 . $. 435 1 39 0 28,400 26,800 $ 3,324 9 635 6 $, 400 6 27 3 Total assets ' Total indebtedness Shareholders' equity ' 1, 5,340 8 1,461 6 . 2,286 5 , $ 4,965 3 1,343 3 2,118 2 $ 4,687 9 1,438 6 2,002 4 Return on revenues before restructuring and unusual items Return on average shareholders' equity Return on invested capital before restructuring and unusual items Total debt as a percent of total capitalization ; 7 6% 15 4% , 9 796 39 0% 6 5% 7 2% , 8 2% 38 8% 6 1% 10 6% 7 7% 41 8% These Financial Highlights contain non-GAAP financial measures See the reconciliation of these measures to the most directly comparable GAAP measures on page 28 of this Report Revenues (in billions) Diluted Earnings Per Share111 W From continuing operations before restructuring and unusual items $3 5 02 03 04 02 03 04 Free Cash Flow (in millions) $450. 360. 270. 180.

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Further, the Request is not limited to the time periods and corresponding specific premises sites relevant in this case, nor limited to the matters made the basis of this case, specifically alleged exposures to asbestos-containing thermal insulation products, and the Request is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.