DWD Metal Recycle Contingency Plan
1415 Cedar Valley Rd; Petoskey, MI 49770 231-622-7688
Contact: Jill Hardy
Date: October 15, 2014
Revision # 1
DWD Metal Recycle
Contingency Plan
PIPP (Pollution Incident Prevention Plan)
January 5, 2015
Facility Basic Information:
DWD Metal Recycle
1415 Cedar Valley Rd.
Petoskey, MI 49770
231-622-7688
231-487-0160
dwdscrapmetal@gmail.com
Owner: Dale W Daniels
Manager: Jill M. Hardy
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DWD Metal Recycle Contingency Plan
1415 Cedar Valley Rd; Petoskey, MI 49770 231-622-7688
Contact: Jill Hardy
Date: October 15, 2014
Revision # 1
Table of Contents
Introduction
Summery of Main business activities
General Location Information
Roles and Responsibilities
Phases
Chemical Release definition
Reporting Exemptions
Reporting Thresholds, reporting timeframes, form ect
Inventory List of Chemicals, products and waste
Inventory List of Chemicals, small quantity <10 gallons
Pollution Prevention Equipment Inventory
Evacuation Plan
Pollution Incident Response-General Guidelines
Non-Conforming Waste
Fire Extinguisher Color Code
Fire-Prevention
Oil Fire
Gasoline Fire
Diesel Fire
Tire Fire
Wild Fire
Explosions
Spills
Oils and Diesel spills
Leaks
Antifreeze leaks/spills
Leaking vehicle, farm machinery, RV etc
Barrel Spill
Barrel Crack or leak
Cracked leaking battery
Drainage out of item
Over filling
Tornado
Flood
Blizzard
Fights
Power Outage
Thunderstorm
Building collapse
Radiation
Bomb threat
Robbery/Gun Point
Theft
Stolen property brought in
Objectives & Priorities
Termination & Follow up Procedures
Resources
Site Plan
Emergency Response Actions-Quick Guide
Evacuation-Buildings Plan
Approvals
Contact List of Emergency Numbers and People
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DWD Metal Recycle Contingency Plan
1415 Cedar Valley Rd; Petoskey, MI 49770 231-622-7688
Contact: Jill Hardy
Date: October 15, 2014
Revision # 1
Introduction
This Emergency Contingency Plan has been drawn up to provide advice and guidance on
the necessary steps to follow in the event of an emergency situation, where there is likely
to be or has been harm to human health or pollution to the environment (fire, explosion,
release) or endangering air, soil or water.
The following objectives have been established for this plan:
 Create an established emergency plan, in order for employees/crew to
have knowledge of how to address an issue.
 Ensure we coordinate with other appropriate organizations in a timely
manner.
 To acknowledge functions, operations and resources necessary to
restore and resume DWD to normal operations.
In an emergency situation our goals are to, with the help of internal and external
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Safely evacuate the premises
Begin rescue and treatment of casualties and injuries
Minimize damage to property and environment
Initially contain and bring incident under control
Begin repair and clean up premises
Contact any agencies that need to know of issue
Preserve Records
Summery of Main business activities
DWD Metal Recycle is a Metal Collection location that has the main goal of collecting
metals from near by businesses and individuals in order to break down the metals and
transport to another location for processing.
In order to breakdown the metals we will utilize torching of steel, cutting of non-ferrous
metals by way of hand tools and metal shears. We will be tearing items like computers,
microwaves, ac units and similar appliances apart in order to receive the best return on
metals.
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Contact: Jill Hardy
Date: October 15, 2014
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General Location Information
DWD Metal Recycle Inc, is located at 1415 Cedar Valley Rd in Bear Creek Township,
Emmet County, MI just East of the city of Petoskey. The location is North of Greenwood
Church Rd, and South of Atkins Rd. East of McDougal and West of Maplewood Rd.
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Role and Responsibilities:
Incident Commander (Safety Director, spill director)
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Makes key decisions regarding written procedures regarding contingency plan
and implementation of plan
Coordinates the release or emergency response and off-site responders
Determines which type of release/emergency procedures need to be followed.
Determines type of release, source amount released and the extent of potential
danger.
Coordinates with office manager to verify proper notification steps are
followed
Updates plan at least every 3 years or after any event that the contingency
plans are utilized.
Office Manager
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Notifies state, local and federal agencies
Performs proper notifications and filings.
Release Team
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Anyone involved in the clean up of any release/emergency
Provides information to off-site agencies and the Incident Manager and Office
Manager
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Contact: Jill Hardy
Date: October 15, 2014
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Employee who
detects issue
Contact 9-1-1
Contact 9-1-1
Contact Incident
Manager
Contact Office
Manager
Contact Release
Team
Contact
Owner
Off Site Responders
Phases:
Notification and Activation Phase:
This phase is designed to notify all personnel needed and to begin the Contingency plan,
it is the:
 Detection of release, emergency occurrence
 First on scene, to “detect” is to notify Incident Manager with known information and
help make an assessment
 Incident Manager should contact office manager and acquire a copy of the
Contingency Plan
 Contact necessary emergency agencies
 Contact supervisors
 Incident Manager should command the Release Team with temporary instructions to
prevent further damage/release
 Report to scene of release/emergency and assess best scenario with Contingency Plan
to prevent further damage and start Recovery procedures.
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Assessment options
Damage controlled, minimal, no activation of contingency plan
Damage/release significant, activation of contingency plan
How to determine
 Was there hazardous liquid released into the ground?
 Was there hazardous liquid released into the water?
 Was there a fire?
 Was there an explosion?
If it is determined that the Contingency plan is to be activated
Incident Manager notifies all Release team leaders of event
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Team Leaders notify their “teams” with all applicable information, and
instruction on how to respond in accordance with contingency plan
and situation.
Incident Manager notifies off-site agencies
Incident Manager notifies remaining personnel of Contingency
Activation.
All non-essential personnel are dismissed off premises.
Recovery Operations:
This is the time frame where damage is repaired, leaks are plugged and cleanup begins.
Normal Operations:
Release/Emergency procedures have been satisfied and the site is allowed to return to
normal operations.
Chemical Release
“The term “release” means spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring, emitting, emptying,
discharging, injecting, escaping, leaching, dumping or disposing.
“Chemical” includes substances considered to be toxic or hazardous as well as substances
as seemingly harmless as salad oil. “ Michigan DEQ Release Notification Requirements
in Michigan document
Reporting Exemptions
According to DEQ, Part 5 Rules: Spillage of oil and Polluting
Materials by Bob Bacock, Security and Emergency Response
Coordinator”
A release is exempt if the pollutant was contained by secondary
containment that complies with the rule.,
Release is exempt if:
 Release is less than 1,000 gallons
 Cleanup starts within 24 hours
 Cleanup is finished within 72 hours
 No pollutants reach sewer or state waters.
Oil on ground surface exception
 Release is less than 55 gallons
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 Release is detected within and recovered within 24 hours
 Oil does not reach sewer or state waters
Oil on surface water exception
 release is less than 55 gallons
 effective recovery measures are used immediately upon
detection
If Reporting is not exempt, reporting is required if:
Oil
More than 50 lbs are on ground surface, or is visible on waterbody
(film, foam, deposit)
Reporting Thresholds, report timeframes, forms ECT.
Releases: exceeding thresholds must be reported to PEAS at 1-800-292-4706, and 911 contacted, submit a
written report within 10 days to the DEQ, Water Resources Division, District Supervisor and your local
health department. Utilize form EQP 3465 “Spill or Release Report” and a report detailing, 1. Cause of
release, 2. Discovery of Release, 3. Responsive measures taken or schedule for completion of measure to
be taken, or both 4. Measures taken to prevent recurrence of similar releases.
Fire Prevention Code: Fire, explosion, spill, leak accident or related occurrence that involves the
transportation, storage, handling, sale, use or processing of hazardous material by the firm, person or
vehicle. Includes explosives, pyrotechnics, flammable gas, flammable compressed gas, flammable liquid,
non flammable compressed gas, combustible liquid, oxidizing material, poisonous gas or liquid, LPG, or
irritating, etiologic, radioactive or corrosive material. Must report immediately following incident to
LARA Bureau of Fire Services and the organized local fire department by the owner
Fire Prevention Code: Part 2 of storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids. Release of any
AST system of more than 55 gallons of any flammable or combustible liquid to the ground or within a
secondary containment area during any 24 hour period. Must report ASAP after detection of release to
PEAS by owner or operator. 1-800-292-4706. More information at LARA Bureau of Fire Services, Storage
tank division 1-517-335-7211
CWA-Discharge of oil: Discharges of oil that violate applicable water quality standards, or cause a film or
sheen upon or discoloration of the surface of the water or adjoining shoreline, or cause a sludge or emulsion
to be deposited beneath the surface of water upon adjoining shorelines. Oil of any kind in any form
including petroleum, crude oil, petroleum refined products, sludge, oil refuse, oil mixed with wastes, etc, as
well as vegetable and animal oils. Report immediately to NRC by the person in charge at 1-800-424-8802
or online at www.nrc.uscg.mil
Transportation of Hazardous Materials: Release that results in death injury requiring hospitalization or
public evacuation for more than 1 hour. Report as soon as possible but no later than 12 hours after
occurrence of the incident to NRC by each person in physical possession of the hazardous material. Must
be reported by phone only. Report to US Dot within 30 days of discovery using form F5800.1 “Hazardous
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Date: October 15, 2014
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Materials Incident Report”. NRC 1-800-424-8802 or online at www.nrc.uscg.mil, US Public Health Service
1-800-232-0124
Water Resources Protection: Release of surface of ground, surface water, ground water or public sewer
system. Unpermitted release directly or indirectly to public sewer system, surface of ground, surface water
or groundwater from an oil storage facility or on-land facility of a “polluting material” (oil, salt or any
material specified material), in excess of it’s threshold reporting quantity during any 24-hour period. Report
ASAP after detection to PEAS and 911 by the owner, operator or manager. Written follow-up report within
10 days after release to DEQ-WRD district supervisor and the local health department where the release
occurred outlining cause, discovery, response and prevention of recurrence. PEAS 1-800-292-4706
Hazardous Waste Management: Any amount of characteristic hazardous waste or listed hazardous waste
reaches surface water or ground water; fire explosion or other release of hazardouse waste or hazardous
waste constituent occurs that could threaten human healt or the environment. A release of more than 1 lb of
hazardouse waste to the environment from a tank system or associated secondary containment system.
Immediately to PEAS, withini 24 hours of discovery and NRC if threat to human health or environment
outside facility by owner or operator. Written follow-up within 30 days of discovery to DEQ-OWMRP.
PEAS 1-800-292-4706 NRC 1-800-242-8802 or online at www.nrc.uscg.mil
MIOSHA-Release/incident causes 1 death or hospitalization of 3 or more persons. Within 8 hours at
MIOSHA hotline 1-800-858-0397
Inventory List of Chemicals, Products and Waste
This list will list each item; give preferred storages and estimated amount on
had at any given time.
1. Used Oil
2. Batteries
3. Used gasoline’s
4. Used diesel
5. Used Antifreeze
6. Oil-New
7. Antifreeze
8. Gasoline
9. Propane
10. Propane
11.Oxygen
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Outside/IBC/Secondary Cont.
Inside/Pallets
Outside/IBC/Secondary Cont.
Outside/IBC/Secondary Cont.
Outside/IBC/Secondary Cont.
55 Gallon Drums/Inside
Inside/ 1 gallon cans
Gascans/Inside/10 gallon
Forklift tanks/Inside
Torching/Outside/In “pig”
up to 4 tanks, outside,.
275 gallons
150 max
275 gallons
275 gallons
275 gallons
110 gallons
30 gallons
50 gallons
40 lbs
200 gallons
800 gallons
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1415 Cedar Valley Rd; Petoskey, MI 49770 231-622-7688
Contact: Jill Hardy
Date: October 15, 2014
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Inventory List of Chemicals, Small Quality, 10 gallons
1. Air Brake Antifreeze
2. Dry Gas
3. Diesel Fuel Conditioner
4. Hydraulic oil
5. Rust inhibitor
6. Brake fluid
7. WD-40
8. Grease
9. Hand cleaner
10.Glass Cleaner
11.Toilet bowl cleaner
12.Wax
13.Spray paint
14.Starting fluid
15.Chain saw oil
16.Bar lube
Preventative measures secondary containment for drum storage/IBC storage.
Absorbent materials available for storage and use. Areas are inspected
weekly for signs of spills or leaking containers.
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In the event of large or unknown volume of material spilled leaked, the
POLLUTION INCIDENT RESPONSE STEPS presented in this plan and
posted at this facility will be followed.
Pollution Prevention Equipment Inventory
Absorbents
1. Telephone/Intercom
2. Two Way Radio
3. Fire Extinguishers
4. Absorbent Pads
5. Sorbent booms-ground
6. Sorbent booms-Water
7. Hand Shovels
8. Pumping Equipment
9. Eye Wash
10. Shower
11 Respirator
12 Drain mats
13 Brooms
14. Excavator
15. First Aid Kit
16 Forklift
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Maintenance as required
Maintenance as required
Check Monthly Inspected Annually
Replenish as needed
Replenish as needed
Replenish as needed
Inspect monthly replenish as needed
Inspect Annually
Check bi-monthly
Replenish as needed
Replenish as needed
Replenish as needed
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17 Dump Trailer
18 Floor Dry
19. Safety glasses
20 Safety gloves
21. Face Shield
22. Leather leg guards
23 Sand
24 Gravel
25. Battery Acid Clean up Kit
26. Hazardous Materals Drums
Replenish as needed
Replenish as needed
Replenish as needed
Replace when damaged
Replace when needed
Evacuation Plan
1. Employers will be given notification either verbally or by mobile radio/phone.
2. All employees will be evacuated to
a. Office
b. North Driveway Entrance off Cedar Valley Rd.
3. All employees will be assigned to keep out unauthorized persons.
4. All employees must be accounted for
5. A sign will be placed at entrance that we are closed due to an emergency,
declaring area a a contaminated area.
North Entrance
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Main Entrance
Scale
Office
Main Meet Location
Pollution Incident Response –General Guidelines
If a spill or leak of salt, oil, or polluting material occurs, follow the Emergency Actions
posted near the exits.
1. Assess the situation. Follow all health and safety precautions warranted by material
and circumstances.
2. If there is reason to believe that the release of polluting material threatens the health
or safety of employees or of surrounding residents or properties evacuate the facility,
notify the local emergency response agencies listed in this plan and follow their
instructions.
3. If there is reason to believe that the polluting material has or may reach the water of
this state via the drains, sewers, surface runoff or soils at the facility, immediately
contact the DEQ Pollution Emergency Alerting System (PEAS) at the number listed
in the back of this plan. Follow their instructions for containing or cleaning up the
material.
4. Take steps to minimize the release of polluting material to the environment. This can
include but is in no way limited to the following measures:
a. DO NOT FLUSH WITH WATER UNLESS DIRECTED TO DO SO.
b. Shut off valves, plug leaks, pump tanks etc to stop the release.
c. Dike or absorb the material using sand or other material.
d. Plug drainage inlets/outlets
e. Redirect flows to a holding area
f. Excavate contaminated soils.
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5. Clean up all contaminated material. Clean out catch basins, tanks, or basins
contaminated by the materials. Excavate contaminated soils or absorbent material.
Follow instructions given by DEQ or Environmental staff for final clean up actions.
6. Property store, label and document the wastes for disposal.
7. Notify that a spill has occurred. Make arrangements for disposal of waste materials.
8. Clean and service all emergency equipment. Replenish supplies of absorbent material,
etc. Recommend and perform maintenance on containment systems.
9. Enter into the waste notebook, a full account of the incident including date, time,
volume, material and response taken.
10. If DEQ PEAS staff has not been notified, do so within 10 days of the incident with
the following information”
a.
Facility name and location
b. Description and volume of material involved
c. Time and date of spill or leak
d. Assessment of damage and response taken
e. Remedial action planned or assistance needed.
11. Review PIPP/Contingency Plan for changes needed to make it more effective and
realistic.
Non-Conforming Waste
Discovery of metals/materials not accepted by DWD.
What is Non-Conforming Waste?
Non-Conforming waste are the metals and materials that DWD Metal does not accept.
The following is a list of examples of materials DWD Metal does not accept.
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Radioactive material
Liquids or sludge
Oil filters
Florescent light fixtures
Ballast containing PCB
Capacitors
Sealed tanks- Freon, propane gas ect.
Paint or lacquer containers of any kind
Household refuse-carpet, plastic, glass
Non-metal items-dirt, wood ect
Tires other than attached to a vehicle
Full loads of rusty or lead painted mufflers
Medical test equipment or x-ray equipment
Fire bricks
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Oil based furnaces
Mercury Vapor bulbs
Mercury Switches (thermostats/control devices)
Nickel Cadmium batteries
Halogen bulbs
Asbestos
Live Ammunition of any kind
Lead Sheet from batteries
Dynamite or other Explosive materials
Prevention:
Signs stating things that are not allowed
Check the loads prior to unloading
Pull propane tanks and place in bin of Non-Conforming materials
Discovered prior to unloading
Inform “scrapper” of material and that we can not accept.
Visually verify it is on the vehicle after they are done unloading
Discovered during unloading
Inform “scrapper” of presence of material
Have them reload “Non-conforming” material
Verify it is on vehicle when scrapper scales out.
Discovered after unloading
Potentially Flammable/Corrosive/Harmful
Turn off all sources of ignition
Remove all sources of ignition
Cordon off area
Evacuate area if necessary
organize reloading of said materials-only if it is safe to do so.
If not safe to reload, move with care and diligence to a “NonConforming” metal storage area.
Be sure it is in a suitable container
Contact Incident Manager and write up incident report
Incident Manager organizes appropriate disposal and transportation
with a registered /licensed transporter.
Leaking Items
Turn off all sources of ignition
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Remove all sources of ignition
Cordon off area
Evacuate area if necessary
Contact Incident Manager
Incident Manager should organize reloading of said materials-only if it
is safe to do so.
If not safe to reload, move with care and diligence to a “NonConforming” metal storage area.
Be sure it is in a suitable container
Attend to clean up of any liquids that may have leaked
 Utilize pig socks/booms
 Utilize kitty litter
 Dig out contaminated soil
 Fill in with clean soil
 Dispose of soil in a barrel labeled “contaminated soil”
Organize appropriate disposal and transportation with a registered
/licensed transporter.
Note everything in a “Site Diary” so events can be tracked.
If evacuation took place be sure not to re-enter until okayed by the
Incident Manager or other Emergency Services.
Radioactive Materials
If a radio active alarm is triggered
Pull scrapper to side (vehicle)
Inspect load with hand held indicator or refuse entire load.
Do not accept contaminated metals
Note in site diary: especially description and who.
If found on site, move contaminated metal to “Non-Conforming” area
Organize appropriate disposal and transportation with a registered
/licensed transporter.
Note everything in a “Site Diary” so events can be tracked.
If evacuation took place be sure not to re-enter until okayed by the
Incident Manager or other Emergency Services.
Potentially Flammable
Turn off all sources of ignition
Remove all sources of ignition
Cordon off area
Evacuate area if necessary
Contact Incident Manager
Assess if the potential is high or low risk
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High Risk
 Incident Manager contacts Emergency services
 Do not approach the area until emergency services clear the
area
Low Risk
 Move to “Non-Conforming Area” with care and diligence
 Organize appropriate disposal and transportation with a
registered /licensed transporter.
 Note everything in a “Site Diary” so events can be tracked.
 If evacuation took place be sure not to re-enter until okayed
by the Incident Manager or other Emergency Services.
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Fires:
Prevention
 Do not smoke near any waste types especially flammable waste (oil, batteries,
cylinders ECT.)
 Ensure all areas are kept clean of litter and debris
 Report immediately any electrical problems of office manager
 Regular inspection of fire extinguishers
 Annual inspection of fire extinguishers
 Check for leaks, spills etc. daily and weekly
 Keep liquids in specified location
 No oily rags in covered containers
 Properly dispose of oily rags etc and dispose of often
 Prevent machinery from over heating
 Have a fire plan
 Keep flammable items (oils, tires) outside of the torching area/platform
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Oil Fire
Procedures in oil fire incident
If safe, extinguish fire using the appropriate extinguisher, colored
labels denote type,
 For oil you need a Black or Blue extinguisher
If fire is uncontrollable or becomes uncontrollable
 Contact 911, if necessary
 Raise Alarm-contact on radios if available
 Evacuate Site immediate site
 All personnel should meet at meeting locations 1 or the
secondary location if location 1 is not safe.
 Contact Incident Manager
 Assess and evacuate other such as office personnel,
neighbors ect, depending on severity and additional risks eg:
cylinders with fire
 Only reproach the incident area when emergency services
have informed you that it is safe.
Once able to return to site
 What caused the oil fire?
 Was there a leak?
o Repair the leak
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 Was there a spill?
o Why did the spill happen and what to do to
prevent in future?
 Clean up any oil that remains utilizing
 Sorbent pads, booms
 Remove polluted ground materials
 Dispose of Sorbent pads, booms, ground
materials by collecting inside in a safe
area, contacting a certified transporter to
dispose of materials.
 Re-gravel if necessary.
 Any burnt materials or rubble needs to be cleaned up
and properly disposed of.
Gasoline Fire
Procedures in Gasoline fire incident
If safe, extinguish fire using the appropriate extinguisher, colored
labels denote type,
 For oil you need a Black or Blue extinguisher
If fire is uncontrollable or becomes uncontrollable
 Contact 911, if necessary
 Raise Alarm-contact on radios if available
 Evacuate Site immediate site
 All personnel should meet at meeting locations 1 or the
secondary location if location 1 is not safe.
 Contact Incident Manager
 Assess and evacuate other such as office personnel,
neighbors ect, depending on severity and additional risks eg:
cylinders with fire
 Only reproach the incident area when emergency services
have informed you that it is safe.
Once able to return to site
 What caused the gasoline fire?
 Was there a leak?
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o Repair the leak
 Was there a spill?
o Why did the spill happen and what to do to
prevent in future?
 Clean up any gasoline that remains utilizing
 Sorbent pads, booms
 Remove polluted ground materials
 Dispose of Sorbent pads, booms, ground
materials by collecting inside in a safe
area, contacting a certified transporter to
dispose of materials.
 Re-gravel if necessary.
 Any burnt materials or rubble needs to be cleaned up
and properly disposed of.
Diesel Fire
Procedures in Diesel fire incident
If safe, extinguish fire using the appropriate extinguisher, colored
labels denote type,
 For oil you need a Black or Blue extinguisher
If fire is uncontrollable or becomes uncontrollable
 Contact 911, if necessary
 Raise Alarm-contact on radios if available
 Evacuate Site immediate site
 All personnel should meet at meeting locations 1 or the
secondary location if location 1 is not safe.
 Contact Incident Manager
 Assess and evacuate other such as office personnel,
neighbors ect, depending on severity and additional risks eg:
cylinders with fire
 Only reproach the incident area when emergency services
have informed you that it is safe.
Once able to return to site
 What caused the diesel fire?
 Was there a leak?
o Repair the leak
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 Was there a spill?
o Why did the spill happen and what to do to
prevent in future?
 Clean up any diesel that remains utilizing
 Sorbent pads, booms
 Remove polluted ground materials
 Dispose of Sorbent pads, booms, ground
materials by collecting inside in a safe
area, contacting a certified transporter to
dispose of materials.
 Re-gravel if necessary.
 Any burnt materials or rubble needs to be cleaned up
and properly disposed of.
Tire Fire
Procedures in Tire fire incident
If safe, extinguish fire using the appropriate extinguisher, colored
labels denote type,
 For oil you need a Red or Blue extinguisher
 Or smother with Sand
If fire is uncontrollable or becomes uncontrollable
 Contact 911, if necessary
 Raise Alarm-contact on radios if available
 Evacuate Site immediate site
 All personnel should meet at meeting locations 1 or the
secondary location if location 1 is not safe.
 Contact Incident Manager
 Assess and evacuate other such as office personnel,
neighbors ect, depending on severity and additional risks eg:
cylinders with fire
 Only reproach the incident area when emergency services
have informed you that it is safe.
Once able to return to site
 What caused the tire fire?
 Any burnt materials or rubble needs to be cleaned up
and properly disposed of.
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Wild Fire
Procedures in Wild fire incident
If safe, extinguish fire using the appropriate extinguisher, colored
labels denote type,
 For oil you need a Red or Blue extinguisher
If fire is uncontrollable or becomes uncontrollable
 Contact 911, if necessary
 Raise Alarm-contact on radios if available
 Evacuate Site immediate site
 All personnel should meet at meeting locations 1 or the
secondary location if location 1 is not safe.
 Contact Incident Manager
 Assess and evacuate other such as office personnel,
neighbors ect, depending on severity and additional risks eg:
cylinders with fire
 Only reproach the incident area when emergency services
have informed you that it is safe.
Return to site when instructed by emergency personnel.
 Any burnt materials or rubble needs to be cleaned up
and properly disposed of.
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Explosives
Prevention
Store propane tanks, oxygen tanks, pressurized tanks in specified area
Regular inspections for leaks, spills etc.
Do not torch explosive tanks etc.
Procedures for an Explosion
Clear site
Evacuate Immediately
Call 9-11
Call Incident Manager
Follow instruction of Emergency Crews
Do not return to site until Emergency Crews Authorize
Incident Manager should contact Health services system if necessary
When able to return to site:
 Repair damage
 Clean up rubble
 Test and inspect all machines ect.
 Repair and replace safety equipment used
 Return to normal operations
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Incident Manager and Office Manger file all paperwork and notify all entities
necessary
Update Contingency plan with any necessary changes
Environmental Pollution Incidents/Major Spills
Prevention
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Utilize secondary containment
Keep drain valves closed
Inspect containers, weekly for leaks, cracks etc.
Only stack batteries in a single lay unless separated by 2 layers of cardboard, a
sheet of wood or similar item
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Overall Steps/General Guidelines
 Remember your Personal Protective Equipment
o Gloves
o Masks
o Suits
o Shields
 Never wash a spill into drains or manholes or allow to seep into ground
 Never use detergents on area
 Keep spill as small as possible by utilizing oil granules, sand or dammit mats,
place above items on down slope.
 Use correct spillage kit
 Clean up area as soon as possible to prevent any access liquid entering drains.
Oils and Diesel Spills
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 Follow general guidelines and also
o Remove all possible sources of ignition
o Ensure that container, tank, plant or equipment does not require repairing,
maintenance or modification to prevent further spillage
o Inform Incident Manager
Leaks
 Follow general guidelines and also
 Remove source of ignition
 Ensure the battery doesn’t have holes
o If it does contact Incident Manager
 Place in a container for leaking batteries.
 Neutralize with lime on spillage.
 Clean up lime
 Dispose of lime in an approved container.
Antifreeze leaks/spills
 Follow the general guidelines and also
 Two types, green/yellow is ethylene glycol, which is more toxic than the
pink/orange propylene glycol
 Immediately put an absorbent material on spill, such as Absorbent clay, kitty
litter, sand
 Allow the spill to absorb
 Use gloves, when cleaning up absorbed material as antifreeze can absorb
through the skin
 Pick up absorbent material
 Dispose in a drum with cover
 Hose down area
 Be sure disposed material is secured so animals can not access it
 Make disposal and transportation arrangement
Leaking Vehicle, Farm Machinery, RV ect.
 Follow the general guidelines and also
o Immediately move leaking “vehicle” to the Draining building
o Drain all fluids
o Dispose of fluids in their proper locations
o If Draining rack is unavailable or vehicle (such as a tractor or RV) will
not fit on rack, move “vehicle” to shop and drain fluids, and dispose of in
their proper location
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Barrel containment spill
 Follow the general guidelines and also
o Immediately get booms to create a barrier around the spill
o Use pads, absorbent materials such as sand, kitty litter ect to absorb spill
o Dispose of absorbent materials in a sealed drum
o If necessary, dig out the contaminated soils and replace with new
materials.
o Dispose of contaminated soils in drum,
o If the contaminated soils is more than a drum can hold, temporarily place
contaminated soils on a tarp, for a maximum of 24 hours
o Make arrangements for disposal and transportation
o Why did the barrel spill
o Did the secondary containment fail and if so why?
o Notify proper entities
o Update Contingency report
Crack/Leak barrel
 Follow the general guidelines and also
o Immediately get booms to create a barrier around the spill
o Use pads, absorbent materials such as sand, kitty litter ect to absorb spill
o Dispose of absorbent materials in a sealed drum
o If necessary, dig out the contaminated soils and replace with new
materials.
o Dispose of contaminated soils in drum,
o If the contaminated soils is more than a drum can hold, temporarily place
contaminated soils on a tarp, for a maximum of 24 hours
o Make arrangements for disposal and transportation
o Why did the barrel spill
o Did the secondary containment fail and if so why?
o Notify proper entities
o Update Contingency report
Cracked/Leaking Battery
 Follow the general guidelines and also
o Wear safety glasses, gloves and apron during clean up process
o Form a dike or use booms around spill to limit the contaminated area.
o Work from the outside to the center of the spill
o Cover the acid with neutralizing agent
o If more puddles re-appear add more agent to the spill
o Allow 3-5 minutes
o During the wait time, locate the leaking battery
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o Dispose of battery in an acid bag or approved leak proof container
o Sweep up spill and neutralizing agent
o Dispose of in an acid bag or approved leak proof container
o
Drainage out of motor or similar
 Follow the general guidelines and also
o Dike or boom the contaminated area
o Find item that is leaking
o Remove item from area, place in/on a secondary containment pallet or tray
for draining
o Use pads, absorbent materials such as sand, kitty litter ect to absorb spill
o Dispose of absorbent materials in a sealed drum
o If necessary, dig out the contaminated soils and replace with new
materials.
o Dispose of contaminated soils in drum,
o If the contaminated soils is more than a drum can hold, temporarily place
contaminated soils on a tarp, for a maximum of 24 hours
o Make arrangements for disposal and transportation
o Notify proper entities
o Update Contingency report
Over filling
 Follow the general guidelines and also
o Turn off “tank”, “pump” immediately
o Utilize booms, absorbent materials and pads to absorb overflow
o Dispose of absorbent materials in approved disposal method
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Emergency Situations
Tornado
Advise coworkers with communications devices, phone, radio
Evacuate yourself and anyone with you to a safe location
 Basement of the office on the Southwest corner
 Under a desk
 In a doorway
Flood
Watch-Is possible flooding within 6-12 hours, be prepared to leave on
short notice or leave immediately
Warning-Life and Property threating floods will occur, immediately
leave, or evacuate if advise
Evacuation-danger is significant.
Remember 6 P’s-People, prescriptions, paper, personal items, priceless
items and pets
 Notify coworkers by radio/phone
 Plan to leave area/close the business when a warning or evacuate
order is given.
 Before leaving, if safe to do so
o De-energize all equipment
o Berm or sand bag areas if needed
 Upon Return
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o Take photos of damage
o Inspect all areas for leaks, spills etc.
o Start a clean up task list and task force
o Turn photos in claim into insurance
o Resume business as usual after danger has passed,
hazardous clean up has been successful.
Blizzard
Shut down business and send employees home
Shut down business and keep employees at the office for safety reasons
Fights
Try to separate
If fight gets out of hand contact 9-11
Follow police lead or instructions
File police report
Advice that the fighters are not “suspended” for 1 month
If it is a second office the fighter is no longer welcome in our location
Power Outage
Cease all operations with in buildings, if visibility is effected
Turn off any equipment you were using, so when electricity returns, the
machine does not come back on unexpectedly.
Thunderstorm
Out door operation are to cease and employees go indoors for tasks
 No torching
 No pulling from tin pile
 No loading
Return to normal operations after risk of lightening has passed
Building collapse
Evacuate
Contact 9-11
Reporting to meeting location or secondary meeting location
Account for all employees
Determine if any customers were present
Administer emergency first aid to the injured when possible
Do not go back into the collapsed building
Working with emergency crews and follow their instructions
Only return to the site when emergency crews advise it is safe
When you return beware of potential risks that may result from the
building collapsing
 Broken or fallen power line
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o Have power to site turned off
 Fires
o Extinguish or have fire department extinguish
 Damage to propane/gas lines or tanks
o Turn off valves to stop the flow of gas
 Exterior electrical burnout
 Sink holes
 Spills
Upon returning
 Take photos of damager
 Size up damage and create a game plan for clean up
 Assign tasks for cleanup
o Remove rubble
o Assess inspect equipment
o Inspect and assess hazardous materials
o Inspect and assess hazardous secondary containments
Radiation
If a radio active alarm is triggered
Pull scrapper to side (vehicle)
Inspect load with hand held indicator or refuse entire load.
Do not accept contaminated metals
Note in site diary: especially description and who.
If found on site, move contaminated metal to “NonConforming” area
Organize appropriate disposal and transportation with a
registered /licensed transporter.
Note everything in a “Site Diary” so events can be tracked.
If evacuation took place be sure not to re-enter until okayed by
the Incident Manager or other Emergency Services.
Bomb Threat
Threats happen for 2 reasons
 There is a bomb
 To cause alarm and panic
If a call
 Keep the person on the line as along as possible
 Get as much information as possible-sex, age, location of bomb,
type anything
After line is disconnected
 Contact 9-11
 Evacuate building/area
 Wait for further instructions from the emergency crews
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If a letter or package is found
 Do not touch, stop touching as soon as you realize it is a threat, to
avoid compromising evidence or finger prints
 Contact 9-11
 Evacuate building/area
 Wait for further instructions from the emergency crews
Robbery/Gun Point
Life is more important than money or metal
Give the person what they are asking for
When possible contact 9-11
Theft
Contact authorities
Give a description of person/people
Give description of what was taken
Stolen property brought in
Put items that are believed to be stolen aside, our stolen area is in the
back room of the shop, in the yellow box painted on the floor.
Contact police, and provide them with information requested
Person responsible for the stolen items will not be allowed to return to
our location
Objectives & Priorities
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Safely evacuate the premises
Begin rescue and treatment of casualties and injuries
Minimize damage to property and environment
Initially contain and bring incident under control
Begin repair and clean up premises
Contact any agencies that need to know of issue
Preserve Records
Safety of persons/Animals
Safety of people including neighbors
o Those located on site
o Nearest Neighbors
o Daycare
o School
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Safety of Environment, Minimum pollution
Environment
o Ground
o Water
o Air
Minimum damage to business property or neighboring properties
Business Property
o Buildings
o Equipment
o Vegetation-Trees and grasses
Neighboring properties
o Buildings
o Land and water
o Vegetation-Trees and grasses
Termination & Follow-up Procedures
Before Operations Resume:
1. Make sure all emergency and safety equipment is cleaned and restored to fully
operational status
a. Fire extinguisher’s Recharged
b. Shovels ect returned
c. Any PPE restocked or returned
2. Perform investigation into cause of incident
3. Take steps to prevent recurrence
Reports Required
 Incident Report
 Assessment of Contingency Plan Effectiveness
Incident Manager will be the only person who can authorize that the Incident is
terminated.
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Resources
Resource Title
Notification Requirements
Annual Waste Water Report
(AWR)
Contingency Plan and
Emergency Procedures for
Fully Regulated Generators
Critical Incident Protocol –
A public and private
partnership
DEQ Emergency Planning
website
EPA’s SPCC website
EQP 3465 “Spill or Release
Report” or Generic Report
form
EQP 5150 “Site
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Web Address
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click on assistance & support services; Environmental
Reporting; Spill /Release Reporting
www.michigan.gov/deq
click on Assistance & Support Services; Environmental
Reporting; Annual Wastewater Reporting
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click on Waste; Hazardous Waste; Hazardous Waste
Management; spill Protection and Reporting
www.michigan.msp
Click on publications; forms & statistics; publications;
miscellaneous publications; emergency management
publications
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click on Assistance & Support Services; Environmental
Reporting; Emergency Planning; Hazardous Waste Emergency
Poster and Guidance
www.epa.gov/oilspill
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click on Assistance & Support Services; Environmental
Reporting; Spill/Release Reporting; Release reporting forms
www.michigan.gov/deq
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Identification Form”
click on Waste; Hazardous waste; hazardous waste
management; under forms, heading hazardous waste program
forms and permits applications; select Michigan Site
identification form
Flammable and combustible
www.michigan.gov/deq
liquids
Click on Land, storage tanks, rules are under both Above
ground storage tanks and underground storage tanks
Flood plains
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click on water; water management; flood plain management
Hazardous waste
www.michigan.gov/deq
click on waste, hazardous waste; hazardous waste management
Health and safety standards
www.michigan.gov/cis
and MIOSHA standards
Click on workplace safety & health; standards and legislation
How to plan for workplace
www.osha.gov/publications/osha3088.pdf
emergencies and
evacuations
ICP plan guidance
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click on Assistance & Support Services; Environmental
Reporting; Emergency Planning; select Integrated Contingency
Plan Guidance
List of Lists
http://130.11.53.73/lol
Oil and Natural Gas
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click on land; fuel and minerals; oils and gas
Part 4 Water Quality
www.michigan.gov/deq
Standards
Click on water; surface water; npdes permits; under
information click on water quality parameters
Part 5 Spillage of oil and
www.michigan.gov/deq
polluting materials
Click on Assistance & Support Services; Environmental
administrative rules
Reporting; Emergency Planning; under information click on
Pollution Incident Prevention Plan (PIPP)
Part 22 Groundwater
www.michigan.gov/deq
quality rule
click on waste; ground water discharge; under ground water
statutes & rules click on part 22 rules, ground water control of
part 31
Permitted and registered
www.michigan.gov/deq
transporters
Click on waste; hazardous and liquid industrial waste
transportation; under information click on participating
transporters
Petroleum and hazardous
www.michigan.gov/deq
substances
Click on land, Storage tanks, underground storage tanks
Polluting Materials List
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click Assistance & Support Services; Environmental
Reporting; Emergency Planning; under Information click on
Pollution Incident Prevention Plan (PIPP) then part 5 rules
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Site Emergency Planning
www.michigan.gov/msp
workbooks
Click on publications, forms & Statistics; Publications;
Miscellaneous publications; emergency management
publications, under planning click on site emergency planning
workbook
Specific report forms for
www.michigan.gov/deq
reporting spills and releases
Click on Assistance & Support Services; Environmental
Reporting; Spill/Release Reporting
State Police, Emergency
www.michigan.gov/msp
Management Division
Click on services to Governmental agencies; emergency
management division
Storm water management
www.epa.gov/npdes/pub/spillprv.pdf
spill prevention planning
fact sheet
Storm Water Management
www.epa.gov/npdes/pubs/visnspct.pdf
Fact Sheet regarding Visual
Inspection
Storm water pollution
www.michigan.gov/deq
prevention plan
Click on water, surface water, storm water
Water division district stff
www.michigan.gov/deq
for storm water program
Click on water, surface water; storm water, under information
click on contact information
Water Division website
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click on water
Wetlands
www.michigan.gov/deq
Click on water; wetlands protection
Site plan as dated
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EMERGENCY REPSONSE ACTIONS
(This page is to be posted near the phone or in material storage area)
1. Quickly assess the situations
2. Call emergency response agencies and or evacuate if necessary
3. Notify Incident Manager
a. Dale Daniels @231-838-4868
b. Jill Hardy @231-838-5753
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Notify DEQ PEAS if a polluting material does or may reach water resources
through sewer, ditches or soil.
a. PEAS 1-800-292-4706
Contact MDOT Emergency Services Coordinator and the Office of
Communications if outside response agencies are called upon to control situations
a. 517-335-1608
Minimize damage
a. Take reasonable actions to control fire or limit damage
b. DO NOT FLUSH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL WITH WATER UNLESS
DIRECTED TO DO SO BY AN AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE
c. Shut off valves, pump tanks, plug inlet/outlets
d. Dike or redirect flows to a holding area
e. Absorb with sand or other material
f. Excavate contaminated soils
g. Clean out skimmer or catch basins
Clean up and properly dispose of all recovered or contaminated material
Make a full report to DEQ PEAS within 10 days
Evaluate the plan and response actions for adequacy
Evacuation Plan
Office
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Main/Door Exits
Window
Safe location for tornado
Shop
Fire
1. Leave immediately via
nearest exit
2. Follow escape arrows
3. Move minimum 100’ away
from building
4. Do not re-enter till all clear
is given
Under
bench
Tornado
1. Do not leave building
2. Proceed to safe areas
3. Return to work after all
clean given
Approvals:
Submitted by:
Date:
Reviewed by:
Date:
Approved by:
Date:
Revisions:
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Submitted On:
Submitted by:
Reviewed by:
Approved by:
Revisions:
Submitted On:
Submitted by:
Reviewed by:
Approved by:
Revisions:
Submitted On:
Submitted by:
Reviewed by:
Approved by:
Contact List of Emergency Numbers & People
Incident Mangers
Dale Daniels
Jill Hardy-1st Back up
Shawn Ferris -2nd Backup
231-838-4868
231-838-5753 or 231-347-7228
231-330-9244
Response Team
Mindy Simon
Frank Daniels
231-881-2176
231-838-7267
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Tim Daniels
231-330-4786
Emergency #’s
If it is a reportable release you must call:
9-1-1
Local
Bear Creek Township Fire Department
Michigan State Police
Emmet County Sherriff’s Office
City of Petoskey
Ambulance
Hospital-McLaren Northern Michigan
Electricity Company
Gas Company
Health Department
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231-347-3808
231-347-8101
231-347-2032
231-347-2500
231-348-4868
800-248-6777
888-485-2537
800-947-5000
231-347-6014
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State
Michigan DEQ-Cadillac Offices
Michigan DEQ-Waste/Hazardous
Materials-Gaylord
Michigan DEQ-Pollution Emergency
Alerting System(Peas)
Federal
Poison Control
Pollution Emergencies
National Response Center
231-775-3960
989-731-4920
800-292-4706
800-222-1222
800-292-4706
800-424-8802
Clean-up Contacts
License Waste Hauler of Hazardous and Liquid Industrial Waste
Republic Services
231-597-0200
Benchmark Engineering
231-526-2119
PRS/Environmental
231-547-4421
Northern A-1 Environmental Services
3947 US 131 North
Kalkaska, MI 49646
1-800-544-2663
231-258-9961
info@northerna1.com
www.northerna1.com
Liquid Industrial Waste Service Inc.,
11325 E Lakewood Blvd
Holland, MI 49424
616-396-5994
800-396-5994
www.liws.net
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