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Spill Response Procedures The following spill response procedures will be used, in order: 1. Hazard Assessment: Assess the source, extent, and quantity of the spill. 2. Securement and Personal Protection: If the spill cannot be safely and effectively controlled, evacuate the area and immediately notify outside response services (go to Step 5). If the spill can be safely and effectively controlled, secure the area and proceed immediately with spill control. 3. Containment and Elimination of Source: Contain the spill with absorbent materials, floating booms, or a soil berm around the affected area. Eliminate the source of the spill by closing valves, sealing leaks, providing containment, or deactivating pumps. 4. Cleanup: When containment is complete, use absorbent and other materials to clean up the spill. 5. Notification: Report all spills immediately. All notification will proceed according to the following protocols: If necessary,the Contractor's ESC/Stormwater lead (or any employee if the ESC/Stormwater Lead is unavailable)should contact emergency agencies and/or spill response services: Emergency Services: Fire Department: 911 (fire and medical) Spill Response Contractor: Contractor to provide: (name and phone) All Contractor employees will notify the Contractor's designated ESC/Stormwater Lead: Contractor's ESC Lead: Contractor to provide: The Contractor's ESC/Stormwater Lead will notify the City of Everett: For all spills that produce a National Response Center Hotline: surface sheen: (800) 424-8802 Washington Department of Ecology: (425) 649-7276 Any release that may be a threat Ecology Toxics Cleanup Program: to human health or the (360)407-7170 environment:• Stormwater Site Plan Report Everett Community College De1013 Index Hall Replacement&Surface Parking Lot"M" 9 209459.10/209459.11