PORTOFOAKLANT)
July31, 2000
Mr. BarneyChan HazardousMaterials Specialist AlamedaCounty Health Care Services Agency EnvironmentalProtection I 131Harbor Bay Parkway, Suite 250 Alameda,CA 94502-6577
SUBJECT: FORMER POWERINE OIL COMPANY & OLD KAISER YARI) 2800/2801SEVENTH STREET, OAKLAI{D, CALIFORNIA sTrD #3900
DearMr. Chan:
ThePort of Oakland(Port) has received your July 6'hrequest for informationregarding the formerPowerine Oil Company& Old KaiserYard sites. Sinceour lastexchange of correspondencein 1996,the Pon hasnot performedany additional environmental investigativeactivities at thesetwo sites.
Pleasenote that any furtherinvestigation activities regarding these two siteswill be complicatedby the presentday land usage. Since 1992,construction activities have resultedin the completionof thePort's Berth 30 Terminal.The formerPowerine Oil facility is now situatedunder the Terminal's gate complex an areathat receives heavy trucktraffic. Theformer LISTs in the arearefened to asthe old Kaiseryard now lies ',:,.ithjnthe consiner yefC. Thee--^rcr. lccaticr cf tl.,.eferrr'.er LTSTs was lost followingthe completionof construction.
If you haveany questions, please call me aI 627-1373.
AssociateEnvironmental Scientist
Cc; JeffJones
530Waler Street . Jack LondonSquare r P.o. Box2064 r Oakland,Calilomia 94604-2064 Telephone(510) 272-1100 r Fax (5'lO)272-1172 . TDD(510) 76$5703 r Cableaddress, PoRTOFOAK, Oaldand ALAMEDACOUNTY HEALTHCARE SERVICES AGEI\CY DAVID J. KEAFS, AgencyDirector
ENVIRONiVIENTALHEALTH SERVICES E}JVIRONMENTALPFOTECTION 1131Harbor Bay Parklvay,Suite 250 July 6, 2000 AlameJa.CA 94502-6577 stID # 3900 (510)567,6700 FAX{510) 337-9335 Mr. JohnPrall Portof Oakland P.O.Box 2064 OaklandCA 94604-2064
Re: Requestfor TechnicalReports for 2800/28017th St., Oakland CA 94607 Former PowerineOil Company& Old KaiserYard
DearMr. Prall:
As you areaware, the abovesites were investigated in 1992at whichtime undergroundtanks wereremoved and an extensiveexcavation project was performed. As a result,the Portof Oaklandproposed to investigatepotential groundwater contamination by installingmonitoring wells. The specificsof the work plan was includedas part of Geomatrix'sMarch 1993 Soil ExcavationReport and ProposedWork Plan. My June10, 1996letter,copy enclosed, respondedto this work planand offered comments. At thattime, our officeassumed that the proposedinvestigation had not occurred.
At this time,our officerequests all tech.nicalreports regarding environmental investigations subsequentto theabove 1992 activities- Ifno additionalwork hasbeen done, please submit an updatedversion of theaforementioned work planincluding any additions or changesmentioned or discussedwith our office. Specifically,the number and location ofthe proposedwells were in question.In addition,you will be requiredto analyzesoil andgroundwater samples for MTBE, sincethis analytewas not previously analyzed.
Pleasesubmit all technlcalreports to our officewithin 30 daysor no later than August7' 2000, You maycontact me at (510)567 -6765 if you haveany questions.
Sincerely, 6r^*A C(** BameyM. Chan HazardousMaterials Specialist
9.nclosure rC: B. Chan,files Reps!800-2$0r?th St. GO tot $az'Jef
) t StateWater ResourcesCont rol Board Division of CleanWater Programs 1001I Street.Sacramento, Califomia 95814 WitrstorS H. Hickox P.O,Box 944212. Sacramento,Califomia . 94244-2120 Secretaryfor (916)341-5?14. FAX (916)341-5806 r www.swrcb.ca.gov/cwphome/usicf Gray Davis Environnental Protection Theenerg) challengefacitlg Caldoraia is rc41. hJery Colifomiafi needsto take immediateaction to teduce enetw coButflption. For a list oI simpleuays you can rcducedemand ond cut )mur energt cosls,see our websileat wwrr.s*rcb.co.gov. JUN2 5 2002 Port Of Oakland Wendel,Rosen, Black & Dean,LLP CarmenKing 1I 11 Broadway24th Fl Oakland,CA 94607
LINDERGROUNDSTORAGE TANK CLEANUP FTIND O{JND), REQIJESTFOR FTJRTHER DOCUMENTATION DI'RING IMTIAL REVIEW: CLAIM NUMBERO17256:FOR SITE ADDRESS:2801 7TH ST,OAKTAND
After reviewing your claim applicationto the CleanupFund, we find that the following additional information is neededto determineyour eligibility for placementon the Priority List:
REOTIEST FOR PERMIT WAIIIER
Claimanthas requested the StateWaler ResourcesControl Board (SWRCB) to grant a permit waiver in order to accessthe UST CleanupFund. One conditionof the permit waiver stipulatesthat the claimant was unawareof the permit requirementprior to January1, 1990and did not intend to avoid the permit requirementor the associatedfees. Per my discussionwith AlamedaCounty EnvironmentalHealth Services(County), I was informed that the County beganimplementing their UST Programin 1987. In 1988,the County beganto notiry all known UST ownersofUST law and operatingpermit requirements.
The Port of Oakland(Port) hasidentified themselvesas a UST owner. As a tank owner, it was the Port's responsibilityto comply with all applicablepermits for the operationof the subjectUSTs. Basedon the rnformalion submittedwith this claim and other claims submittedby the Port, it is evidentthat the Port had knowledgeof UST law and the requirementto obtain operatingpermits. The following information appearsto supportclaimant's lnowledge of the p€rmittingrequirements:
o Inlg88,anlnterimPermitwasissuedatthefollowingsite:5ll0TmstreetTerminal,Oakland
. In 1989,an UndergroundTank ClosurePlan was approvedby the County at the following site: 265 HegenbergerRoad, Oakland
o In 1989,the County reviewedthe Unduground Tank Closureat the following site: 801 Maritrne Street,Oakland
The PetroleumUnderground Storage Tank CleanupFund Regulations,Section 2811(B) statesfor claims filed on or after January l, 1994,the claimant had and has obtainedany permit or permits requiredof the claimant pursuantto Chapter6.7, Division 20, of the Califomia Health and Safety Code, or had filed a substantially complete application for such permit or permits not later than January 1, 1990. The SWRCB may waive the provisions of this subparagraphif the SWRCB finds that all conditions havebeen met. One condition is the claimant was unawareof the permit
California Environ mental ProtectioDAgeDcy a Recyded Paper' I
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requirementprior to January 1, 1990. Basedon the aboveactions by the Port, the SWRCB will not grant the Port a Permit Waiver to accessthe Fund since they were aware of the requirement.
REOI]EST OWNER/OPERATOR PERMIT
The Port must provide supporting documentation that they were in compliance with the UST permit requirements. The documentation that would support having met the permit compliance would be an interim permit issued by the County or a substantially complete application filed for suchpermit or permits not later that January1, 1990.
BOARD OT' EOUALIZATION F'EES
Claimantis requiredto provide documentationthat all currentand prior UST feesdue on or after January l, 1991imposed by Sectlon25299.41 ofthe Healthand Safety Code have been paid. If anyof theUSTs ownedor operatedhad product placed in themon or afterJanuary 1, 1991,attach the most recent copy of the UST FeeRetum Form filed with the StateBodd of Equalization@OE) with proof of payment(copy of canceledcheck).
POWER OF' ATTOR}IEY FOR SIGNATURE AUTHORIZATION
This is in referenceto the AuthorizedRepresentative Form. In the pastthe CleanupFund allowed claimantsto designatea rcpresentativeto sign certainFund documents.However, there is a concemthat thisprocedure is not consistentwith section25299.55 of theHealth and Safety Code, which requires a Fund claimantto make a swom verification of the claim and certification of costs. Therefore,the "Authorized RepresentativeDesignation Form" is no longerbeing usedby the Fund and we will not acceptany future documentssigned by the represontativethat was designatedby suchform.
We encourageclaimants to sign all Fund personally. However,there may be circumstances wherea claimantwants a reoresentativeto be to sipn Fund documentson the claimant'sbehalf. In this situation,the claimantmust submit a Powerof Attomey form designatinga specific representativeto sign and submit documentsto Fund on the claimant'sbehalf. The desisnated representativeshould not be a consultantor performingwork on the project site becauseit couldcrea e a conflictof interest. Claimantsshould be awarethat they will be responsibleand bormdby any assertionsmade to the Fund pursuantto a Power of Attomey. (An Powerof Attomey form is availableon our websiteor by request NOTE: Failureto respondto this requestwithin (30) calendardays from the date of this lefter may result in an ineligibility determinationof yout
Ifyou haveany questions,please contact me at ( 6)34t-5714. o{ttilr#;tgr'rrnsY ClaimsReview Unit UndergroundStorage Tank CleanupFund
California ProtectioD Port Of Oakland -3-
cc: Mr. SteveMorse Ms. DonnaDrogos RWQCB,Region2 AlamedaCormty EHD 1515Clay Street,Ste. 1400 I 13I HarborBay Pkway,2nd Fl. Oakland,CA946l2 Alameda,CA 94502-6577
California En uironmeatal ProtectionAgenc!
$ Re.JrcledPaper R0(l w State#r". ResourcesCon t'dr%oard Ilivision of Financial Assistanee 1001I Street.Sacramento, Califomia 95814 WinstotrH. Hlckox P.O.Box 944212. Sacramento,Califomia '94244-2120 s (91 -571 (91 -5806 Secretaryfor 6) 341 4 | FAX 6) 341 r www.s\ucb.ca.gov/cwphome/ustcf Gray Davis Environmental Govemor Prokction Ihe energr challergelacing Caldomia is real. Every Coldornian needs to take immediate action lo leduce energ/ consumption. For a list of sihple jays you can reduce tlemarul ohd cul yofir energ) costs, see our websile al b,t \1r.s\trcb.ca.gov.
PortOf Oakland Wendel,Rosen, Black & Dean,LLP CarmenKing 1111 Broadway 24th Fl Oakland,CA 94607
UNDERGROUNDSTORAGE TANKCLEANUP FUND (FI,JND),STAFF DECISIONTO REJBCTCLAIM: CLAIM NIIMBER 017256;FOR SITEADDRESS: 28017TH ST, OAKLAND
Your claim hasbeen found to be inelieible for placementon the Priority List for the following reason:
On March 25, 2002,the Fund receivedyour claim application.After careful review, it was determinedthat the applicationwas not completeand further documentationwas neededin order to make a determinationof eligibility for placementon the Priority List.
On June25, 2002, the Fund requestedthe additionaldocumentation in order to determinethe eligibility of the subjectclaim. As you know, one of the requireddocuments was the permit for the UST which is requiredunder section25284 of the Health and SafetyCode. On Mmch 5, 2003,the Fund receivedthe requesteddocumentation for the subjectclaim. The permit information that was provided failed to meetthe regulationsthat govem this program.
ThePetroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund Regulations, Section 2811. (a) (1) (2) statesin part...'f the undergroundstorage tdnk ...that is subjectto this clairn was installed beforeJanuary I, 1990,then the claimant musthave obtained any permit required by Health and SafetyCode, division 20, chapter 6.7 or Jiled a substantiallycomplete application for any requiredpermit beforeJanuary 1, 1990."
NOTE: Sectionscited are found in the PetroleumUnderground Storage Tank CleanupFund Regulations,Title 23, Division3, Chapter18, of theCalifomia Code of Regulations.
If you disagreewith this Staff Decision,you may appealto the Division Chief pursuantto Section2814.1 ofthe PetroleumUnderground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund Regulations. Ifyou would like review of the decisionby the Fund Manager,please submit your requestalong with any additionaldocumentation to:
Allan V. Patton,Fund Manager,Claim #017256 UndergroundStorage Tank CleanupFund StateWater ResourcesControl Board
CaliforniaE nuironmental Pmtection Agency a Recyded Pspcr D
Port Of Oakland -2-
Division of Financial Assistance P.O.Box944212 Sacramento,CA 94244 -2120
A requestto theFund Manager must include, at a minimum:(1) a statementdescribing how the claimantis damagedby theprior StaffDecision; (2) a descriptionof tlreremedy or outcome desired;and (3) anexplaaation ofwhy theclaimant believes the StaffDecisionis erroneous, inappropriateor improper.
If you do not a requestreview by the Fund Managerwithin thirty (30) oalendardays fmm the dateof this letter.the StaffDecision will thenbecome final andconclusive.
Ifyou haveany questions, please call me at (916\ 341-5714.
Sincerelv.
Shmi Knieriem Claims Review Unit UndergroundStorage Tank CleanupFund
LustisCase #: 0l-1196 cc: Mr. SteveMorse Ms. DonnaDrogos RWQCB,Region 2 AlamedaCounty EHD 1515Clay Street, Ste. 1400 1131 Harbor Bay Pkway,2nd Fl. Oakland,CA94612 Alameda.CA94502-6577
California En viron men tal Protection Agen cy S n",ya* ,"pu ALAMEDACOUNTY HEALTHCARE SERVICES AGENCY DAVID J. KEARS, Agencyoirector Alameda County cc4 590 Bnvironmental Health Services June 10, 1996 1131 Harbor Bay Pkwy., #ZSO stID # 3900 Alameda CA 94502-6577 (510)56?-6700 FAx(510)337-933s Mr. John Prall Port of oakland 530 Water St. oakland cA 94507
Re! Port of Oaklanal site, 2800/2801 ?th 8t., OaklaDal CA 9150? aka Forner Poserine oil Conpany & OIdl Kaiser Yard
Dear Mr. Prall:
This letter recounts our June 7, Lg96 conversation regarding the above sites. It appears that at l-east three County activities/ investiqations have occurred at this location, however, the status of each of these is uncertain. The three activities are as folfows:
1. Three steel underground tanks i 1-5,000 gallon gasoLine, 1- 3,00O gal"lon gasoline and L-5r000 gaLlon diesel-, were renoved at the site on April L5, !992. No TPHg,d or BTEX was detected in any of the six (6) soil samples talcen, however, TPHq and BTEX was detected in a grab groundwater sanple. These results are docurnented in Geornatrix, s June 1992 R€noval of UDderground Storage Tanlca report.. A Port of Oakland June 15, 1992 letter from IIr. Dan Schoenholz, stated that ItWe siII providle you rrith a rtork pIaD as aoon as ve finalize it.I It appears that the !'rork plan was included in the March 1993 Powerine oil- Co. report rnentioned belotr.
2. Upon constructj.on hrork along the bay fringe of this site, contractors encountered a 1000 gal-lon steeL tank of unknown contents. This underground tank was renoved on August !3, ]-992 by Zaccor. A representative fron Geornatrix took the appropriate regulatory samples. No evidence of release was observed during , the removal, however, our office did not receive the tank closure f/p664 report for this tank renoval-. Please provide a copy of the tank ll,^ ICA' cfosure report to our office flitbiD 30 days or by ituly 11, 1996. blr
3. Thirdly, our office has received and reviewed the llarch 1993, 8oi1 Excavation Report ard Proposed Borlc Plan for the Former Poweri.ne oiL company Site, authored by ceomatrix consultants. This report describes the investigation of soils beneath a concrete pad which was being removed during construction activities of the realignment of 7th st. Extensive overexcavation of petroleun contarninated soil occurred generating approximately 2300 cubic yards of soil. This soil was profiled and transported to the Port,s biorenediation site off Doolittle Dr. Upon review of the Portts report on the biorrnediation site, Mr. J. Prall strD # 3900 28OO/28OL7th Sr. June 10, 1996 Page 2.
ItEibe's t{ay 15, 1996, gunnary of tbe Source, Tr€atment, aud Disposition of aoils port of oaklaDd Bior€nedLation Biie, szsl cubic yards of soil is to be used at port properties. please clarify this difference in soil volurne.
A work plan was proposed within this report \.rhich included the installation of three monitoring we1ls, thro near the lirnits of the overexcavation of the fonner powerine site and one near the forrner tank pit of the three USTS nentioned above. Our office is not aware that these wells were ever installed. Through our conversation, according to your recollection. they have not been instaLled. If this is the case, please observe the foll-owing county cornments to this work plan: a. In order to determine the actual site specific gradient, our office requests that three rnonitoring wells be instalLed inrnediately around the former powerine excavation. A fourth hrell may be instalted in the area of the three former tanks. Alternatively, because only the grab groundwater sample from this area h/as inpacted with petroleurn contamination, you nay want to advance ternporary boring(s) arqund the tank pit Lo verify the extent and degree of contaninalion, if any. please analyze the groundwater sarople(s) around ttie USTs for TpHgrd and BTEX. Please analyze the groundrrater lsarnples around. the former powerine excavation for TpHg. d and BTE]4and semi-voLati l-es. Should serni- volatiles not be detected in ttie initial sarnpling event, its analysis rnay be dropped in future sarnplings.
Pl-ease inform our office ZZ wolking hours prio! to atry fi€Id work so I may arrange to be present if possible.
You may contact ne at (510) 56-4-6765 if you have any questions. sincerely, U n. ful^E iq u4a- Barney M. Chan Hazardous Materials Specialist c: Ms. Elizabeth WeLls, Geomat{ix Consultants, fnc., 1OO pine St., Siin ' Francisco, CA 94111 G. colenan, tttes
L-24 OO-7 ALAMEDACOUNTY HEALTHCARE SERVICES AGENCY DAViDJ. KEAFS,Agency Director FAFATA. SHAHID.ASSI - AGENCYDIRECTOR DEPARTIIENTOF ENVIFONMENTALHEALTH Board June 30, 1993 StaleWater Flesources Conirol 3900 Divisionof CieanWatef Programs strD # USTLocal Overslght Program 80 Swan Way, Flm200 Oakland,CA 94621 !!r. Dan Schoenholz (510)271-4s30 Port of oakland 53O Water St. Oak}and cA 94607
Sevelth 8t" Re! R€qu€st for Statua of hvestlgation at 2ao1 oailaDd cA 9a6o?r old f,ais€r Yaril
Dear !lr. Schoenholz: to the Local As you are aware, thls site-*itftln has been transferred the countyts Hazardous Materials oversight Progrram, tiopl , removed RecaII, t[."!' storage tanks were Division. grab water fron this site on apiir rs,""a"iground rg5z. In addition,.a :rggz' The analytical of sanpre was taken iiiii-ie ,- provided.:esurts. in the ifii5-i""!Iti;;fi";; "" as wert as a narrative wai ix co"iof-i"ttt= report' The re-sutts indicate ,f,une 1992 Geomatr not $;; ;;;;d-tt"-="ir-iion witnin tire excavation tank does inpacted, the grroundwater ;il;";-i;';e -apparently l?s-f::n:- sanple ' Detectable gasorine iita- irni were found i-n ttr" April 16th Because of this result, a groundwater investigation is. reguired at this site. r toi awire that nonitoring.well(s) haY: ?een i.t=i"Lr"a in this "t deternine the extent of the.groundwater contanination. rr "."i-to*IirJ-"tt;;;,it exist, Please provide.copies quarterly monitoring reporte ' If rtells do not exLst' tn" of appropriaterv ;i";;;"i rii".ria" i w"tr-pri"'tor'ttre installation Located welLs. 30 days Please provide the requested reports to our office within or by August 1' 1993. questions ' You may contact ne at (510) 27 L-453O if you have any sincerely, aq 01^- Bat"ley li[. chan Hazardous ltaterials Specialist
cc: G. Jensen, Alameda County District Attorney office E. Howell, filsg
wtt-2 8O1 c€3, #i' I}ORTOF OAI(LA:{T) Egqi[rD July 6, L993 R DISTRICTATTORNEY AIA/YIEDACOUNTY CEPD BarneY Chan Hazardous Maiel:raLs SPecial lst Alameda County Health Services Agency 80 Swan WaY, R]n. 200 oakland, cA 9162r
Dear Mr. Chai: ST (OLD KIISER SUBJSCT: STATUSOF INVESTIGATIONAT 2801 SEYENAH YARD} OAKI,A}ID' CA
This ]etter is in resPonse to your letter of June 30, L993, above -ref erenced in which You requested a status uDd;te on the proj ect . for The Port subruitted a vork plan on March 22 ' !993 ' of three groundwatlr nonitoring we}ls in the instairation yard' As .ri"inity of the renove6 tanks in the old Kaiser to use the wells to described in the vorkplan, the Port proposes fron both the Kaiser ;;;;;;;;-p;i=llle iropacts to the ground"-ater soil encountered at the vara tanXi and from the contaninated st' ' A copv of the i;;";l;;"i:-ne oi'r conpany site (2800 7tb ) i;l;;; iiansmitti.ng that work plan is enclosed' feel free to If you have any additionaL guestions, please contact ne at (510) 272-L220. fr*-Sincerely Dan schoenhol z Associate Environmental Scient ist
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Enclosure cc (urlenclosure) i c.i Jensen. Alareda county District httorneYt s office
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Don H\tang Hazardous llaterials Special is." Alaneda County Heaith Senices Aqency 80 Swan Way, Rn. 200 Oakland, CA 9462!
Dea:' Mr. Hwang:
SUB.'ECT: SOIL EXCAVE?IoN REPoRT A$D PRoPoSED IiORF. PtA}i, FoR}{EF. POmRTNE OIL CottpA.lry aITE, 28OO SE\rEltTE ST., OAXITAND
Enclosed please find a report on soil excavation activities ar- the Pol/erine/Berth 30 site, along wj.th a proposed vork plan fcr groundrrater nonitoring at the site.
As we have discussed previously, the port is proposing to install three monj.toring vells to determj-ne whether petroleun hydrocarbons fron the Powerine site or fron the three rer:loved underground storage tanks in the oLd Kaiser yard (2a01 7th Sc.t have inpacted groundwater.
Please review the enclosed reDort. The port intends to inplenent the Hork Plan when we haie received County approval and when construction activities at the site have been completed.
ff you have any questions, feel free to contact ne at (510) 272-L220.
Si.ncerely n,tl fr^- ,4"4*-J'dk Dan schoenholz V Associ.ate Environmental scientist ds
Enclosure cc (v/enclosure ) : Rieh Hiett, RwOcB Frank Lbedan (v/o enclosure) : Neil tterner
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1 Business Nalne ,',rl:t of 0akland Business owner board of Port Cornrnissioner:. of Cit of Oakland
Site Address Seventh Stieet
city ,0akl anil zip 946tr-Z- Phone
3. I{ailins Address gll!.l0iErli,64Phone( -11 clty -t)-i'.kland-- zip 5I0') 272 84
4. Land Owner I'crt of Oakland 94604-2064 Addresg Water Str eet city, state -0-ak1and,CA zip
5. Generator nerne ritnder rrhich tank wiLl be man'.fested ort of Oakland
EPA I.D. No. ufldF.r which tank witl be nanifested cAc 000627912
rc,. tlgz -1- 6. Contractor Address 791 HanriIton Avenue (4151 City Menlo P.1IL. CA 94025 - Phone 363-2181 License ry?€' --A-,- rD# 478799
Jr|rrt t, $qI. frl.c|r rd Prof..rlqtt c* s'Gticr ?lffaf r'SrtP.yrlr rtlo hold tltrctlE ^GqrtrEtorr--to h.. fr.";nar rft" 6irt'lfl..tiq, ;".".4 * Ot Strtc Cdttrcto- Ltc.Gc fo.'rl. lrdicrtc th.t thc c.rtlfictt. br .cc.lvtd, In rdltlal, to holdlit thc +.!Fiatc G.ntretoit t ic"Ec tlF'
Address 4 city 0ak1and, CA 94601 Phone r5101 535-744-5
: q Contact Person for Investigation
Nane Jon Andur Tltle AsSt. Env. Scientist
Phone
9. Number of tanks bei.ng closed under this Plan
Length of pipinq being re[oved under this Plarl
Total number of tanks at facilitY 1
10. State Registered llazardous waste Transporters,/Facil ities (see instructions). ** ** undetground tanks are hazardous waste and rnust be handled as hazardous ntaste
a) Product/Residual Sludlge/Rinsate Transporter
Nane Al-Lied Oil. PumPing EpA 1.D. no. CA-T-0-Q-Q-Q-I-42JJ- Hauler No. ?,477 License Exp. Date 7 /93 u. 60x 399
city state CA zip 9s002
b) Product,/Residu'rl sludge/Rinsate DisposaL Site Naae Refining Serrd-ees-..-- EPA r-D. No. cAO083166728
Address
city Prtfer-snn - state llt- zip 95363
rct lli2 -2- c) Tank and Piping TransPorter cAD009466392 nrr. Erickson,., Itjl:. EPA I.D' No. p6Xs 5/93 Hauler License uo' E9 License ExP. Ad4ress !55 lEr r Bouleva clty Ri chrP.ond state cA._ zip 94801 I
d) Tank and Piping DisPosal Site
Name Ericksorl,' Tnc - EPA I. D. No' CADO09466392
Address 255 F.jrrr Boulevard gLLQl-- vr eI Ri chnond srare cA. zip
11, Experienced sanple collector
Narne Elizabeth 'l/e1ls -
Conpany Geomatri x-Conslrl frnts , Tn. - Address 4721 Tide,yqter Avenue, Ste. C - city 0akland state OL Zip -gAfut]_ Phone (s]n) s15-2445
12. Laboratory
Name CIa on Envir:onmental Address
ctty Pleasantoir state CA __- zip --94-5-6.6-.-_- state certification No. 1196 -
13. Have tanks or pipes leaked in the past? Yes i I No [ ] rf yes, aerSflba. IglS.$-gtt*S-$"d'
rcv l/t2 -3- 14. Describe nethods to be used for rendering tank inert a11on
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' The Bay Area Air Quality l,lanagenentnistrict (?71-5OOO),along with Local rire and Building Departnents, nust also Lre contacted for tank renoval permits. Fire departnents typically require the use of explosion proof conbustible gas neters to verify tank inertness- It Ls tba con€ractorr s r€sponslbillty to briDgf a worklng conbustible gaa Eetsr ou elte to vprtfy taak h€rtness.
15. Tank History and SanpLing Information
Tank Material tcr be sanpled r,ocation and capacity Use History (tank contents t Depth of (see instructions) soil, ground- sanples water, etc. )
1 ,000 Likely installed bo1-t one sanple at before 1950r nay each end of have been used as the tank pit, distiliat-e holding max. of 2 feet tank. below tank pit
Groundr^rat e r l' c) be sanpJ-ed if encountered,
0!6 3ol1 3rDpI6 [ust be collect€it for evory 20 fset ol plglnE tbat is renoved. t grouaa natalr sdlple Dust b€ collected sboula rDy grould vatsr b€ preseDt ia the erEavatLor.
r.v 3/92 -4- Exeavated,/Stockpi led soil
Stockpiled SoiI sanpling Plan,* voluue -i4su (EstiBated) One sanple for every.--Sdcrbic yards ninirnum- , il {rt 'n,-,i'i: ' \t lvrb ir$ l) i.F{r:r-,i iN LAF
Stockplled soll aust b€ Plrcsd oD b€E[€d plastic tnd nust b€ boupletely covcred by grlastic sheeting.
L6. chenical nethods and associated detection linits to be used for analyzing saoPles
Tb€ Tri-Rsgj.oual Eoard reco@6nd€d niniuuu verificatioD analys€a aod prectlcal quantitatio[ rsportilg linitg lrhould b€ folfoY€d. E attached Table 2.
EPA, DHS, or Other EPA, DHS,' or Sanpte Preparation other Analytr rE ldethod Nu!$ber ttethod Nunbr,rr
I Soil Sanple :
TPHg EPA 5O50 GCFID r ppn TPHd EPA 3550 GCFID 1 ppn TOG SM 5520 ;] E F Grav imetr ic 50 ppnr BTEX EPA 5O3O 8020 0.005 ppn ClHC EPA 5030 8010 Metals AA 6010 L (r L(' \lr i\ i.- pua,pc (c 1r,'- i]* 8270 1 Soil (ann l o'
TPHg qPAsrlso GCFID 1 ppn TPHd EpA3ss0 GCFID 1 ppn TOG | q F Gravirnetric 50 ppn n.--:-.,,.' 5s20 \' +--:\ tjr:, jr'..:, ., r.r,5qq"
Analy:ie-: per Paul Smr h (7/2r/e2) +4,(rr.Jfi.{.rl \ 17. subnit site Health ,and safety Plan
rtl't 1l9Z -5- 16. Subnit workeris coDpensation certificate copy
Nane of Insurer State Fund Conp. fi0801858 Exp. 3/15/93
19. subDit Pl.ot Plan {see Instructions) 20. Enclose DeposLt (See Ihstructions)
21. neport atrt lcrl.s or conta[l.natlotr to thls offlce ritblD 5 da]'s ot discovery. ttre rrlp6rt shall be uade on an underground storage Tank Unauthorized I€ak /contanination site Report form. (see Instructions) 22. subnit a closure r€port to this office within 60 days of the , tank renoval. This report rnust contain all the inforrnatlon listed in itern 22 of the instructions.
I declare that to the h,est of ny knowledge and belilef the statements and infornation provided above are correct and true.
I understand that infornation in addition to that provided above nay be needed in ordler to. . obtain an approval from the Departnent of Environmental Health and that no work is to begin on this project until this plan is approved.
I understand that any chqnges in desigrn, rnaterials or equipnent will void this plan if prior apFrovaL is not obtained.
I understand that all work perfonned during this project will be ilone in compllance with all applicable osHA (occupatiortal safety and ltealth Adninistration) requirements concerning personnel health and safety. I understand that site a.p'l worker safety are soLely the responsibility of the property oLrner. o:r' his agent and that this responsibility is not shared nor assumed by ihe county of Alaneda.
Once I bavs received ay strnped, rccoptail closure plaa, I rlll coltact the proJect Erzardlous Kat€rirl3 Speclallst at least tbrae rorking days lD advaDce of al,tG vorl r.o scheduls tbc requlred LngFectlons. s ignature of contractDr
Naue (please signature Date Signature of Site Osner or Operator t{ane (please
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* Ehree (3)' copieg of this plan plus attachftentlr and deposlt nust be subhitted to thls oePartnent. * Any cutting into tanks requires local fire departuent approval ' * one cornplete copy of your approved plan nust be at the construction . rite at all tine-s; a copy ol- your approved plan rnust also be sent to the lando ner. suhni t ted to this * Stete of Cal i fornia Pennit ,q,pPlicat ion Forms A and B s.re to be office. &re FormA perr eite, one FonnB for each rerroved tarik. Iten Specific fnstructions
2. STTE ADDRESS Address at which ,closure is taking place.
5. EPA I.D. No. under which the tanks ril1 be narrifested npA-f.f. nurnfers n{ay be obtained from the state Departrnent of Health Services, 9L6/324-L7a]-.
5. CONTRACTOR Prine contractor for the Project.
a) AII residual t.iquids and sludges are to be renoved from tanks before tanks are inerted. c) Tanks must be hauled as hazardous waste. d) This is the place where tanks will be taken for cleaninq'
15. Use :.-Thls j.nfornation is essential and nust be accurate. Include i Inetallation date, products stored in the tank, and the date lrhen tank was last used.
uaterlal to bc saipled - e.g. nater' oil, sludge, soll, etc.
tocation and depth of sanples - e.g. beneath the tank a naxiuum of t$o feet bel-o\d the native soil/backfill interface, side wall at the hJ-gh water mark, etc.
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L7. llealth and safety plan nust be subnitted. we advocate the slte heal-th and safety plan include the following itens. ' at a nlnlnum: a) The nane and tesponsibil ities of the site health and safety officer; b) An outllne of, b*iefings to be held before vork each day to appraise enployees of site health and safety hazardsi c) Identification of health and safety hazar'ls of each rrtork task. Include potentiql fire, explosion, physical , and chenicaL hazardsi
d)' For each haEa:d, identify the action levels (contarninant ;onc"ntratiorns In-air) or pliysical conditions which wilt trigger changes in sork'habits to ensure norkers a3:e not exposed to unsafe chemicaL leveisl or physical conditions; e) Description of thi crork habit changes trig-r:ered by the above action levels or physicaL condit ions,' f) Frequency and types of air and personnel rnonitoring -.along with the environrnent.al sarnpling technigues and instrunentation - to be used to detect the above action levels. Include lnstrumentation naintenance and, calibration methods and frequencies; g) conflned space €ntry procedures (if appl.icable) t h) Decontamination procedures; i) l.leasures to be taken to secure the site, excavatlon and stockpiled soil during and after work hours (e.9. barricades, caution tape, fencing, tiench p).ates, plastic sheeting, security gruards, etc.); j) spiU contaLnment/ernerqency/contingency plan. Be sure to include ehergency phone nu$bers, the l-ocation cf the phone nearest the site, and directl,ons to the hospital nearest the sitei k) Docunentatl,on ,that all site workers have received the appropriate OSHA appftved irainings and participate in appropriate nedical surveilltlres per 29 cFR 1910.120; and 1) Page for e[pl.iyees to sign indicatlng tiley have read and $i11 conply with the slte health and safety plan. The safety plan nuEt be distributed to all enPloyees and contractors working in hazar:dous uaste operations on sdte. l co[Plcto coPy.of tbs site h€alth aDd safaty plaD aloDg rltu aaY 3taDdard operatlng procaalurca shall be oa slte ar{l acc633lble at all tl.nes.
rcv l/92 -8- NoTE: These requirements are exc?rpts fron 29 CFR Part 1910.120(b) (a),'Uarch Hizardous waste operations arrd Energency Responsei Final Rule, b' 1989. Safety plans of certain undergrolrnd tank sites nay need te neet the conolete requirements of this Rule. le. SI&jI-9IA!. ,fiFlGn-sfrould ccnsi.st of a scared view of the facility at which the tank(s) are locdted and should include the folloning infornation:
a) Scale;
b) l{orth Arrow; . c) Prop€rty r,ines; ,
d) I-ocatlon of all .structures i
e) Location of aLL r€Ievant exi.sting equiprnent including tanks and piping to be renoved and disDensers i streets; ) s) Underground conduits, sesers, water lines, utilities; h) Existing efls (drinking, nonitoring, etc. ) t
it Depth to grounrl wateri and j) A1I existinq 'tanks and piping in addition to the ones being pulled.
20. pE@gt e AepJsit, payable Eo Alaneda county for the anount indicated cn the llaneda- county Underground storage Tank Fee schedule' must accotnpany the plarrs. 21. Blank unauthorized Leak/contaurination site Reprort forns nay be obtained in linited quantities frorn our office and fron the san Francisco Bay Regional water Quality Control Board (415/454-1255) IJarger quantitie; nay be obtained directly from the State water Resources control Board at (9L61 739-242L. 22. The tank riport should contain the foltowing infornation:
a) ceneral dcecrlptJ.on of the cLosure activitles;
b) Description of tai.Ic, ttttlngs and piping conditions. Indicate tank slze and forfler .contents t note any corrosion, pitting' holes, etc.;
rat tl92 -9- c)' Descrlption of the excavation itself. Tnclude the tank and ex"".rilion depth, a }og of the stratigraphic units encountered Itithin the eicavatlon, a description of root holes or other -potential contaninant pathways, the depth to any observed ground irater, dcacrJ.ptions and locations of stainnd or odor-bearlnq soif, and descrlptlbrrs of any observed free product or sheen;
,d) oescriptlon of saupl.ing nethods; e) Descriptj,on of any renedial neasures conducted at the tilde of tank rerooval i
fl To-scale figures showing the excavation size and depth, nearby bulldings, sample loca€ions and depths, and tank and piping locatiois. Include a copy of the plot plan Prepared for the Tank closure Plan underr iten 19; s) Chain of custody records; h) Copies of signed laboratory reports;
i) Copies of ItTsDF to Generatorri I'lanifests fot all hazardous wastes trairlea offsite (siudge, rinsate, tanks and piPing, contaroinated soil-, etc.); and i) Tabulation of the volume and final destination of all non- rnanifested contaninated soil hauled offsite.
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HYDROOARBONLEAX SOIIJ ANALYS]S WATTR ANALYSIS Unknowar Fuel TPH G GCFrD(5O30) TPH G GCFrD(so30) TPH D GCFrD(3550 ) TPH D GCFID( 3510) I BTX&E 8020 0r 8240 BTX&E 602, 621 or TPH AND BTX&E 8260 8260
I€aded Gas TPH G GCFID(5030) TplI G GCFID(s030) BTX&E 8020 0R 8240 BTX&E 602 or 62{ TPH AND BTX&E 82 50 TOTAL I,E,AD AA TOTAI, LEAD AA ------optional ------TEL DHS-LUFT TEL DHS-LUFT EDB DHS-AB18O3 EDB DHS-AB18O3
Unleaded Gas TPH G GCrrD(5030) TPH G GCFrD(s030) BTX&E 8020 0r 8240 8TX&E 602, 624 or TPH AND BTX&E 82 60 8260
DieseL , ilet Fuel and TPH D GCFrD(35501 TPH D GCFrD( 3510) Kerosene BTX&E 8020 or 8240 BTX&E 602, 624 0t TPH AND BTX&E 82 60 8260
Fuel/Heating oil , TPH D GCFID( 35s0) TPE D GCFrD(3s10) BTX&E 8020 or 8240 BTX&E 602, 624 or T?H AND BTX&E 9260 8260
ChLorinated Solvents CL HC 8010 or 8240 CL, HC 601 or 624 BTX&E 8020 or 8240 'BTX&E 602 ot 624 CL HC AND BTX&E 8260 CI, HC AHD BTX&E 8260
Non-chlorinated Solvents TPH D GCFID(3550) TPH D GCFrD( 3510) BTX&E 8020 0r 8240 BTX&E 602 or 624 TPH AND BTX&E 82 60 TPH and BTX&E 82 60
Waste and Used olL TPH G GCFrD(5030) TPH c GcFrD(5030) or Unknown TPH D GCFID(3550 ) TPH D GCFrD( 3510 (A11 analyses nust be TPH AND BTXf,E 92 50 completed and subnitted) o&G 5520D&F o&G 5520C&F BTX&E 8020 0r 8?40 BTX&E 602, 624 or 8260 -" ; cL HC 8010 0r 8240 cL HC 601 0r 624
ICAP OT AA TO DETECTUmef,S: cd, Cr, Pb, Zn, Ni . I,TETHOD82?O FOR SOIL OR WATERTO DETECT: PCB* PCB PCP* PCP PNA , PNA CREOSOTE CREOSOTE
* If found, analyze for dibenzofurans (PcBs) or dloxlns (PCP) Reference: Trl-Regional Board staff Reconmendations for Prelininary Evaluation and Investigation of Underground Tank Sites, 10 August 1990 ' .Tri-Regional Board Staff Reconnendations 10 August 1990 Prelininary UST Site Ii\vestigations ...
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1. prHERUETHomITGIES are continually being developed and as nethods are accepted by EPA or'qfiS, they also can be used. for DRINKING I{ATEF.SOURCES, EPA recomends that the 5o0 series for volatile orgranics be used in preference to the 600 serles because the detection linits are lower and the QA//QCls better. t. APPRoPRIATESTANDIF.DS for the naterials stored in the tank are to be used for all analyses on Table #2. For instance, seasonally' there rnay be flve different jet fuel mixtures to be.iconsidered.
4. Eo AVoID FAI-SE PosIEM detection of benzene, benzene-free solvents are to bp used.
5. TOTAL PETROLETII.I S..--(TPH)as gasoline (G) and diesel (D) ranges (volatile a4d extractible, respectively) are to be analyzed and characterized by ccf'ID with a fused capillary coLunn and prepared by EPA nethod 5o3o ( Furge and trap) for vol-atile hydro- carbons ' or extracted by sonication using 3550 methodology for extractable hydrocarbons, Fused capillary colurnns are preferred to packed columns t a packed column nay be used as a rrflrst cutrr ltith [dirty" sanples or once the hydrocarbons have been characterized and proper QA/QC ls follolred.
6. TETnLETHYL LEAD (tEL! anaLysS.s roay be required if total lead is detected unless the determination is nade that the total lead concentration is geogenic (naturally occurring).
7. CHIORINATED HYDROCARBONS(CL HC) AND BENZENE, TOLUENE, XYI,ENE AND ETHYIJBENZENE(BTX&tj) are analyzed in soil by EPA nethods 8010 and gO20 respectively, (or 8240) and in water, 601 and 502, respectively (or 624' .
L oIL AND GREASE (0 & c) rnay be used when heavy, straight chaln hydrocarbons nay be present. fnfrared analysis by nethod 418.1 nay also be acceptable f,or o & G if Froper stan{ards are used. 8tatr{l8rd llstbodstr l?tb. tdltloa, 1989, has cbrngad th€ 503 serloa to 5520.
9, DRtCtICa! RAPORIINC IJI ITg ar€ lDflu.Dcoil by natrlt probloD! 9A/gC proc.dures. FollOrlng rre the Prrctlcsl Quantltrtlor LlDLts : ' gorr, PPtt EIE;R PP8 IPE 6 , 1'o 50.0 . lPT D ' 1.o 50.0 BTXTE o.oo5 0.5 otC| 50.o 5r0oo.0 Tri-Regional Board staf f Reconhendations 10 August 1990 Prelininary UST site In'restigations
Based upon a Regional. Board survey of DePartr[cnt of tlealth services Certifidd laboratbries, the Practical guantitation Reporting Linits are attainable by a uaJorlt\',-practical of laboratories vith the exceptlon o.f diesel fuel ln soils. frre Oleeel Quantitatlon Repcrt,ing Linits, shohtn by th€ survey, are: ROUTTNN I{ODIFIED PROTOCOT < 10 pFn (42t) 3 10 ppn (10*) < s ppd (let) 5 ppn (21*) S 1 pplr (3st) 1 ppn t60*)
when the Practlc6l Quantltation Reportlng Limits are not achJ-evable' an explanatLon o:f the problen is to be Eubnitted on the laboratory data sheets.
10. IABORATORY DAIA S1IEETS are to be signed and subnitted and lnclude the laboratoryrs assessnent of the condition cfl the samPles. on receipt including- tenperature, suitable container type, al'r bubbles -arepresentTibsent in vQA bottLes' proPer preseli,ation' etc. fhe sheets to lnclude {:he dates samplCd, subnittes. prePared for analysLs, and anatyzed,
11. IF PSAIG ARE FOUNb, when running sanples, that do not conform to the standard, laboratories are to report the peaks, including any unlooun conplex mixtures that elute at tines varl"ing fron the standards. necLgnizing that,these nixtures rday be contrary to the standard, they nay iot be-readiLi identified; howLver, they rre to be reported. At tni aiscretion of-the r.,rA or Regional Board Lhe following infornation is to be contalned ln the laboratory report:
?he relative retention tirne for the unknordn Feak(s) reLative to the reference peak in the standard, copies of the chrona- togran(s) ' the tlTle of column used, initial tenperature, temperature progran is c/nlnute, and the final tenperature.
12. REPoRTfNG LflifITS FOR TPH are: gasollne standard 3 20 carbon atons, diesel and jet fuel (kerosene) Jtandard S 50 carbon atoms. It is not necessary to contlnue the chronatograpby beyond the llnlt' standard, or EPA/DHS tetho.l protocol (ethichever tlne is greater).
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ADDITIVES: ttaJor oll conpanies are being encouraged or required by the federal governnent to re?ornulate gasoline as cleaner burning fuels to reduce air enissions. l{fBE (uethyl-tertiary but.yi. ether), ETIIAI{oL (ethyl alcohol), and other chenicals nJy be added to .refornulate gasolines to increase the oxygen content tn thl fuel and thereby decrease undesirable enissions (abouC four percent with I[TBE). I{TBE and ethanol are, for practical purposes, sblulle in $ater. The renoval fron th€ rater column l*lf t be alifilult.' other conpounds are belng added by the oil conpanies for various purposes.' The refineEents for dbtection and analysis for all of these aaaitives arts still being worked out. If you have any questions about the methodology., please eall your RegLonatr Board representative. .1 I mr8 UF?TI n FA<,r.t-'i PL,>T /LA,J
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EMEBGENCYINFOBMATION
EME RGENCY TELEPHOSE_NUMBEES ln Emergency: 911
SiteTelephone: (4rs) 608-7188 (41s)999-501s
AlternateTelePhone No. (41s)363-21S1
Hospital: ProvidenceHospital 3100Summit Ave. Oakland,CA' 94621 s10-835-4500 (see attachedmap)
PoliceDepartment: 911 or (510)23e3481
FireDepartment: 911d (510)4443322
PoisonControl: 1 (800)79a0720
ZaccorCompanies, Inc. ProjectManager, Gary Zaccor wk. (415)363-2181 mo. (415)999-901 5
Site SafetyOfficer,' Scot Zaccor wk. (415) 363-2181 mo. (415)608-7188
Corp.Salety Olficer. Scot Zaccor wk. (415)363-2181 mo. (415)60S-7lSg Directionsto hosDital: Take 7th St. headlngsoutheast, turn left on AdelineSt., take AdelineSt. to GrandAve W., makea rigfrtturn, Take GrandAve. W to TelegraphAve. makeleft turn, Telegraphto HawthorneAve. make a rightturn to WeheterSt. makea right turnto 30th S1.,the hospital is on the righthand side at SummitAve. $. 'i N'' l -L. \\ SITEHEALTH AND SAFETYPLAN SUMMARY
SITENAME: Tank,Bemovalat Portof Oakland
ADDRESS: 7th StreetExpansion Oakland,CA
SITETELEPHONE:(41 5i 608-7188 (Scot Zaccor mobile) (4i5) 999-5015(GaY Zaccr mobile) (415).363-21 81 (mainotlice)
INVESTIGATIONDATE: uponapproval of Env.Health
SITESAFETY OFFICEH: SCOT ZACCOB PBOJECTMANAGER: GAFYZACCOR
TYPEOF INVESTIGATION POTENTIALHAZARDS lxl Soils Sampling xl OrEanics I lAcids lxl GroundwaterSarnpling (if encountered) llnorEanics I lBases I I Site Walkthrough xl Merals [ ]Fire t I RenedialActivities xl MottrOil/TOG I I SubcontractorSupervision xl PNA,PCB lxl Other: Tank Bemnval xl Othr: IPHg.TPHd. BTEX PERSONALPBOTECTIVE EAUIPMENT - Level: A[ ] BtI ctxlDtl lxl Had Hat [ | EarPlugs/Mulfs [x] Boots [x] SaferyGlasses lxl Steeltoed [xl Chemicalresistant [x] Respirator [xl Orgnic vaporcartridge lxl Coveralls I t Paticulatefilters [ | Cotton I I Other [x] Tyveks (std.it necessary) Ixl FirstAid Kit lxl Gloves [x] OrganicVapor Meter [xl Disposableinner - laytexor vinyl I I Other:OVA (OVM backup; [x] Disposableouler chemical resistant INTRODUCTION
This SiteHealth and SafetyPlan, developed in acccdancewith OccupationalSalety and HealthAdministrative (OSHA) standards lr hazardouewaste operations(29 CFR 1910.120),establishes general health and safety protocol for Zaccr Companies,Inc., ("ZCl")personnel at the,ttrcilityof Portol Oakland.7th St. E4lansion.Westof FerrySt. Oakland.CA
For informationalpurposes only, this plan may be povided lo subconfactorsof ZCI involvedin activitiesat the tacilitylocated at Port of Oakland.?th St- ExDamion-lflest of FerrySt.. Oakland.
However,entities and pei5onnelother than ZCI stafl shallbe solelyresponsible fa their orn healthand satetf and shall independentlyassess onsite conditions and developtheir own health,and safetyprotocol. Other entitiesor personnelthat anticipateusing heahh and salety measureswhich re less stringentthan ZCI's measuresshould immedialely contact ZCI's Site SafetyOtlicer.
Zaccr Companies,Inc. h'asdeveloped a Ctrptrate Healthend Safetyplan. The CorporatePlan complieswith cunent heahhand salety regulations,ihcludihg OSHA 29 CFB 1910.120,Hazatdous Waste Operations and Emer$encyResponse. Many o{ the potocols ol the corpfiaie plan are conductedon a routinebasis (generaltraining, resphatorfit testing,genral rnedicalrecord keeping, etc.) and are not repeated herein. Tfre Corprate Planwas developedfor ZCI employees.Ouestiong regarding the ZCI CorporatePlan aie relerredto the ZCI CcrporateS'a{c-ty Superviscr, Scot Zaccor.
A copyof the Zacctr Coinpanies,Inc. Field Investigations Site Health and SafetyPlan alongwith any addenda,il issued,containing activity spec0fic health and safety inlormationwilt be kept ir1a conspicuouslocation on-site al all timeswhile work is being conducted.
1.0 SITEHISTOBY
This site was a locationfff numberousactivities. The Pcrt of Oaklandrented this site oui to manydiflerent cumpanies over the years. ZCI will be removingone I OQ0-gallcn underfounddistillate halding tank and backlillingthe excavation. axfliEALIHAlq
The ZCI Site SafetyOtficer (SSO) is ScotZaccor. In the absenceol the SSO during field activities,a memberof the field investigationteam will be designatedas the ZCI fieldSite Safety Olficer (FSSO). The SSOor FSSOare responsible for the lollowing: -Observinglield a:tiuitiesf or compliancewith this Site Heahhand SafetyPlan, applicableaddenda, ZCI's CorporateHeaith and Safety , Plan.
*Modifying health and safetyprotocols or terminatinEiield wak when unsalewtrk conditionsexi$.
-FarniliarizingZCI personnelwith healthand $atetyFotocols.
-Ensuringthat ZCI field personnelwear appropiatepersonal protectiveequipmeni.
-Recordingdata k -Monitoringdecor,tamination procedures. -Recordingthe occunenceof any site inluryor illness. 3.0 PROPOSEDFIELD.AqTIVITIES The proposedfield activities include: 1) Excavalionand removal ol one(1) 10o0gallon 6ter{ tank. 2) Assistin the collectionof soil for soil sampling. 3) Stockpilingof excavatedmaterial 4) Backfillwith stockpiledmaterial, il clean,imPort clean fill material. 5.O HAZARDANALYSIS- Excavations5 feet q deepermust be potected by slopingr benchingthe sidesof the excavation,eupPort the sidesol the excavationr placea sheildbelween lhe side of the excavationand the v.rorkarea. Provideadequate means of access. Field prsonnel shall be cognizantof potentialphysical haaa'ds associated with us€ of heavyequiprnent, steam cleaning equipment, €rftd electical equipmenl duringfield op€ration$.Eqripment shall be operatedby OSi'lAtrained personnel. Appropriateprotective eqripment includes the lollowing: ,ii,,. -Hadhats,safety glasses, and steeFtoeboots will be wan. -Gloveswill be woin whenhandling eguipment or movingdrums. -Hearingprotecliorr (ear plugsor ear muffs)will be wc'rnwhen noise becomesdiscomforling. -A flrstaid kit willhe availableat the iobsite. Adverseclimate condtions, Frimarily heat are importantconu'iderations in planning and conductingsite operations.Heat stressis an associatedconcern, particularly wtrenpotective clothing iol wcrn. Prevenlativemeasures Include the following: -Frequentrest periodsin the stradewhen heat and/crhumidty is high. -Providewater androrcommercial electolyte solutions. Drinkingof these lluidswill be enccuraged.Drinking ol theseliquids wili not takeplace in the exclusionzone or the contaminalionreduction zone. -suitable acclimationperiods will be providedlor wcrkersio gradually eStabli$rtheir re$istance to heatstess. l Personnelexhibiting symptoms ol healstress (nausea, cramos, dzziness, dammy skin)will be removedlrom the work area, cooled,fluids will bs administered,and the personnelwill be observed. Personnelexhibiting symptoms of heat stroke(hot dry skin, mentalconfusion, unconsciousness) will be immediatelycooled and taken to the hospital. (See enclosecl?nap tor directions) ZCI FIELDPERSONNEL SHOULD NOT ENTER ANY EXCAVATION.ZCI personnel shouldbe awareol the potentialhazards associatedwith uftshoredexcavations, and strcruldnot sland on unsupptrtedground within 5 feet of any unshaed or unsloped wallsof the excavation, Total Petoleum Hydrocaibohsas Gasoline,Total Petroleurr Hydrocarbonsas Diesel, TotalOil and Grease,Benzene, Toluene, Xylenes, EthylbenzF.ne,Metals, PNA's and PCB'sare the chemicalsof concern. ] Fieldpersonnel will minimizepotential chemical hazards by 1) standingupwind of the work areawhen possible. te) avoidingdrect contactwhh soil and Eoundwater,3) avoidinggeneration of dust (visualmonitoring), and 4) wearingappropriate personal protectiveeqJipment as out{inedin Section6.1. As a generalprecautioh to deteci organicvaprs, air monitiriirgto measureorganic vapor cohcentrationsin the beathingzone will be perlormed. Ingestionoi soil and parti4ularematter containing chemicals is anothergeneral expo$re rorrte. Hoarevel"the potentialfor this type of expo'uureie minimalduring site i4vestigationof the type pianned. Safework. Practices, incilidlng prohibition of eating, dinking, or smokingin the wwk zoneswill be enforcedal th$ worksite. Fieldprsonnel will wear coveralls at the sile (il required)tu minimizecontact of clothingwith mud and soil potentiallycontaining contaminanls. Used and soiled coverallswill be removedand disposedin onsite,betore leaving the area. Shoes, tools,and handswill be eleanedbefore leaving the site. 5,3 COMMUNITYHAZARF ANALYSIS Vaporemissions genereied Curing the proposedfield activitiesare expectedto be insignrificant.:Potential exp&ure to the sunoundingcommunity is unlikely. tl sigificant vaporemissions do occurithe work will be stoppedand correctiveactions implementedto reducevapc emissions. 6.0 PFOTECTIVEACTIONS Field persoirnelwill prform air monitoringcontinuously with a directreadng organic vapormeter (OVM) in the breathingzone at the wuk localion. lf OVMreadings for a particultrwork area conslstently exceed 5 partsper million{ppm) above backgound, personnelwill withdrawupdnd ftom the work area, if possil,le,or upgradeto modlied LevelC protectionas outiinedin Section6.1. lf OVMreadir,gs consistently exceed 10 ppm in the breathingzone while workers are in modiliedLevel C protection,the work will ceaseand the source of the emissionwill be indentifiedand controlled belore work continues. 6.1 PEBSONALPROTECTIVE EOUIPMENT Fieldprsonnel will wearequipment to proteclagainst the PotentialPhysical and chemicalhazads whichhave been identilied herein and those lhat becomeappfent in the field. LevelD potectionwill be requiredat a minimumtor lield activitiesat the site. LevelD personalprotective equipment to be usedwill include: -Hard Hat .t -Chemicalresistani disposable gloves -Boots. steeltoe and shank .Safety glassesancj earplugs ModitiedLevel C protectitewillbe requiredduring collecticrr r handlingof soil samplesand whenever V{Xjs are foundin the workspace,baeed on OVMreadings. In additionto the LevelD protectionabove, modified Level C protectionincludes ' -Tyvek coverall -Bespirairy protectionconsisting ol a halt-maskpurifying respirator with organicand particulatefilter cartridge$. The levelo{ protectionemployed for generalsite aaivities by ZCI personnelmay be upgaded as deemedno';e$sary by the Site SafetyOfficr. lf significantdust generationoccurs or organicvapors are detecied. (see Monitoringbelol), the Site SafetyOflicer may requhe,' modilied Level C protection,i.e., donningof respiratc. 6.2 SITECONTBOL Unauthsizedand unprotectedindividuals will be requested!o remainout of the area wherework is beingperformed. Specificwck zoneswill nof be €stablishedfor Level D activitiesat the facility.Work zones, including designatiott ol an exclusionzone, a contaminationreduction zone. and a srpport zonewill be establishedlo'r fietd activities. Banicadeand securewith cautioh tape the openexcavatior,. Stockpiled soil will be flace on 10 mil visqueenand covered with 10 mil visqueenmemhane. 6.3 MONITOFING ' Fieldpersonnel will pafcrm air monitoringcontinuously with a directreading organic vapormeter {OVM) in the breathingzone at the work location. lf OVM readingsfor a particularnork area coneistentlyexceed 5 parts per million(opm) above background, personnelwill withdrawupr.rind hom the wo'rkarea, if poseible,or upgradeto modified LevelC protectionas outlinedin Seclion5..|. lf OVMreadings consistenily exceed 10 ppm in the breathingzone".while workers are in modifiedLevel C protection,ihe work will ceaseand the source, of the emissionwill be indentifiedand conlrolled before work continues. 7-ODECONTAMINATIOII Minimumdecontamination procedures associated with modifiedLevel C protection will be follonredand estabiishedwithin the decontaminationreduction zone. At the conclusionol each day, disposablegfoves and coverallswiil be removedand dsposedol on-shedesigrnated containers. In addtion,wcrk, boots will be removed and cleanedin a decontaninationsolution, or, by usinga pessurizedspray washer pior to leavingthe site. Decontaminationprocedr.,rbs tor modiliedLevel C protec{ionwill be as iollows: SJation1: EquiomentDrop- - Depositequipment (tools, sampling devices and containers,monitoring instruments, radios, clipboards, etc.) in a designatedarea. Station2: Bootand Outel GloveWash and Finse - Scrubbcots and outergloves with TSP solution.Rinse off usingcopius amounts of waler. Station3: Outer GloveFlemoval - The Buddysystem for rolriovslshall be followed. The outergloves shall b:rc'rernoved by a "Buddy" and depotrttn designated receptacle.Use ol the BudCvSystem will helpreduce the speadng of any contaminatedmaterial. Stalion4: OuterGrmglfand BootRemoval - The BuddySystem for removalshall be followed. The "Buddy"will pull the Tyvekftom the should€rsand crefully removehis "buddies"arms, and continueto roll the garmentdcnivn the rody in a matterwhich will keepthe garmentinsideor,rt. The tyvekwill be rolleddown i:o the boots,the "Buddy" will then helphis "buddy"to step out ol the Boots. The tyvekvdll be depositedin designatedcontainers. Station5: SatetyGlassessnd Face PieceRemoval - Removefacepiece and safety glasses. Avoidexcessively touching facepiece with fingers. Disposeof canistersin designatedreceptacb and wash facepiecein soapywater. Thoroughlydry the lacepiece,wipe facepiece with lsopopyl alcoholand put in air tight sttrage bag. Station6: Removeinner Gloves and Field Wash - Bemoveinner Gloves and deposit in designatedcontainer$. Thoroughly wash handsand face. Showeras soon as possible. 8.0 TFAINING ZCI personnelparticipating in fieldactivities will havecornPleied the Hazardous Waste Operationsand ErtergencyFesponse 4o-hour Health and Safetytraining course(29 CFF 1910.120).Iraining requirements are discussedin ZCI Corporat€ Healthand SaletyPrognam: Pria to eachwork day, a meetingwill be heldat the site to lamiliarizepersonnel wilh healthand safetyissues, protactive eguipment, emergencyinf ormation and supplies, and to discussspeclal topics. ZCI personnelparticipatirig in fieldaaivities ae includedin a medicalmonitoring program.The pogram includesa baselinephysical examination, pulmonary function test, bloodand urinetests, and *ug screening. Annual foliow-upexaminations are included. Detailsol the medicalprogam are includedin ZCI's CorpcrateHeahh and Salety Program. " 1O.OSITE FACILITIES Qrinkingwater will be available. 11.0 EMERGENCYBESPCNSE PLAN The natureol work at the iobsitemakes emergencies a continualpossibility. The ZCI Site SafetyOfficer (SS0) will be familiarwith emergencyi:r"ocedures and evacuation routes. lf an iniuryoccws due tclern accident, the SSOwill be immediaielynolified so appropriatelirst aid c*n beginand medicalattention arranged, if necessary.The SSO will investigateth6 naiuteand eau$eol the accidentso that work procedurescan be modifiedto minimizethe likelihoodof the incident'srecurence. A first aid kit and emer$entywash water will be readilyavaiiable. Boutineand emergencycornrrunication will be providedby the mobiletelephone. Emergencytelephone numbers are givenin Table1. For emergenciesnot requiring an ambulance,inlured personnel will be transportedto the l-lospital(see attached map). Signafures SileSafety Olficer CorptrateSalety Supervisor Date - | - . -- /aa ProiectManager DAle \1r . /, f .,?! 7-<- ,/ Ex6avrt6d/8toot$ltcd 8ol1 I Plan stockFtl€d SoiI 8!sp11ng volunc ( !!tIErt!d) onoS#tror evcrY 5o cub,lclg'tlt I ' l4 {5 '^{a I rlnlnrun, (A sa,l.+lt? dd*ia I rlc liurt b' I rt6clDll.a roll lurt D! nlrdatl oE b'1! ll ptrttlc -olprit"ly oovrrrd !1 Plrttls i!'ctl!g' l llnltr to be uped 16. chcslcal BEthodc rnd aagoclated dctactlon for analyllng aanplit garrd llalnrua vrrlllortlen lE'ltr'r I ftr frl-Rrgloral r'ooE8'ndl''l b' folror'r' rb anr pnotlorr q".tiiiilti;;;;;iltiirriitr rlourc attachrd Tabl. 2. I EEA, Dltg' or othrr EPA, lltlE ' ot - gehpl. ?rcptrrtlon oth.r lnrlYtlt Mathod Hu brr ilothod Nunts.E I Sol.l Sanp1e: I 'rfflg 5O3O CCFID 1 pPn DPA pPn TI'Hd EpA 3590 GCFID I 0rav Lnetrlc S0 ppm TOG stl$5?0EtF ppn R'1'tix BPA5050 8020 0.005 I cl.llc npAs030 8010 r Meta 1s AA 6010 I)NA, 8Z7ot 8080 t *Hobrtls ?br end tn. Soll ars Cdlr Ctr .snnFI e i I ,TFIIg GCFT'} t ppm EFA5030 ppn 'Iutd EPA5550 OCFID I T0c sMs520E6F Cravl otrlc 50 npn I EPn 1030 8020 0.005 PPttt Anrlyses per laul SnI h 0/zrlez) I 1?. gubnlt tlte llralth 'tnd 8alrty Flan (sce Inttflctlonr) I I -r- ri lrl4 I I I REPORT SUMMARY ANA}IETRIX, INC. (408) 432-At92 I I[R. GARY ZACCOR Workorder # : 9102316 zAccoRcoRP. Date Received : 02l28l sL 791 HN,III,TON AVE. Project ID : 2240 SANTA I IrtENrf PI,RK, CA 94025 Purctrase Order: N/A Department : GC I Sub-Department: TPH QA/QC SUITMARY : I - No QA/QC problens encountered for sanpLes, I T I I I I I l I I I ,'11, $rt Of CtifGfr,lt , tr I'r |'.i cfiqiln sr{lt rtr|rErctlllnAflolt3'$IrtTF, Ucu,NsEH)AnD Effi #ntldhvpffiu IIAZANDOUS$UBST VAt Af'lD $EMEDIAL CATION Pmrr[nt io thn rnd fdrrM Codn lha Roqtrtrrrof q,g$frfffi hu rG+rdully Grirrhnttorr anttt Nrnrflyhr fr|Il0r fimilrtf r ltl0r wlttlt# rt .lh$r{,.k tt?f, :]q .!nrt, ltt0 .tr;,.t t frfli ttl'/fi.I t'',,tfu. 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TANXGAPACITY rN 5 r 000 II.TANKCONTENIS @IIPIETEIIE G. 1a FEGULAF 3 DTESEL 1 MoroF vEHrcLEFUEL I ott- B. ^ fi- n s avtATtoN6a3 A E I ". I-J UNTEAOEO 4 GASAHoL 2 PETRoLEUM 8o EMPrv r enooucr T-l 1bP8EMrur' n 7 METHANoL E f3 ! - UNLEADED es uNtotowl z wAsrE 2 LE^DED I s cteurclL enooucr n E E ss oTHER{OESCR|EE [{ trEU O. BELOTV: D. IF{A,I) IS NOT MARKED, ENIER NAMEOFSUSSTANCE STORED c.as.r: III. TANK IIARKONE ITEMONLY N AOXESA B,ANDC, AI|OALL IHAT APPLIESIN BOXD 1 WALL 3 SINGLEWALL WITH ETTEROR LNEA er ulrruown A WPEOF n OOUSIE tl fl ee oruen SYSTEM E 2 SINGLEWALL E 4 SECONOARYCONTAINMENT (VAULTED TANK) I FBERGLASS 4 srEELcLAo wFTBEFGLASS REtNFoBcEo ptAsIlc F-l r Slne sreeL n 2 srarNlEsssrEEt- E 3 n TA}IK B. = 7 aLUMINUM f--l 8 toorl METHANoL@MpartBLE l/v/FRp MATEnIAL Ll 5 coNcFErE n 6 PoLwtNYLcHtoFDEE 95 uNKNowN o€ orHER (Pi'neryTank) [ e enour E 10 caLvaNrzEosrEEL m E AIKYD lrNrNG EPoxYLINTNG 4 PflENoLc LTNTNG E 1 RUBSERL|NED E 2 E 3 f] C.INTERIOR s euss t-tllno 6 uNLrNEo es ur,rxr.towN E ee orHER LINING ! E fl IS LININGMATERIAL COMPATIBLE WTH 1OOI4UEfHANOL ? YES_ NO_ eorvenvrerewnne z corrtro s VNYLwnAP 4 FTBERGLASSREINFORCEDPLAS-r|c D.coR'osto* ! r I f] E PROTE0IIoNn 5 carHoDlcPBorEcloN fl er NoNE fJ ss uNKNow{ D ee orHER IV. PIPINGINFOBMATION CIRCLEA IFASOVEGFOUNOORU tF UNOERGROUNO. 8OTH IF APPLPASI-E l. svsrrNrvpg lfii)r wcrrori a u zPR€ssuRE a u 3 GRAvlrY a u eg orHER E. CONSTFUCTION A U 1 StNGr.EWALL A U 2 muBLEwALL AU 3 r.rNEDrR€NcH d/;)ss um|rowr au e9 oTHER A IJ 1 8ARES]€EL AU 2 STAINLESSSTEEL AU 3 POLWINYLCHLORIOE (PVg) A U 4 FIEERGLASSPIPE C. T,AIERIALANO W @ATING CORFOSION At 5 aruMlNUM A U 6 CONCREfE A U 7 STEEL A U 8 1oca6T,IETHANoL coMPATIBtE $,/FRP p.orEctoN PROTECTION AU 9 GALVANIZEDSTEEL A rJ 10 carHoorc l@* uu*ro"" A rJ ss oIltER tliJifl"ollffi .IHER O. ft OefeCf'o* fl 1 AUroMAlcLINE LEAK DErEcroF n z LNETGHTNESS rEsrrNG E Qee V.TANK LEAK DETECTION f] r vtsun-cuecx E z NvENroRyREc€NcrLrAroN f] s vmon uouronrNcn 4 AUToMAT|CTANKG^uGtt'tG f] : cnoulu watenuotroawo E 6 TANKTEslNo I r tueasrnnLuolrnontrue I el NoNE E5 uNKNow{ E ss orHER vt. E 1, ESTIMATEOOAIE LASTUSEO (MO/OAY/YR] 2- ESTIMATEDOUANTITYOF *^:"?ll'fi+3'l[t, SU8STANCEFEMAINING---l--^-- GATLONS" n unknoltn "uJ."'-F "o APPLICANTSNAME ^ ^ ;; ;;;;,;ii;;i) D6p Schoephelz ized asent for Port of 03/3r/92 LOCALAGENCY USE ONLY THESTATE I.O. NUMBER ISCOMPOSED OFTHE FOUR NUMBERS BELOW COUNTYf JURISDICTION* FACILITY# TANK# STATEI,D.# PERMITNU'Ii8ER PERIl|ITAPPFOVED BYDATE PERMTTEXPIAAT|oNDATE FORMB (9.90) TH|SrcFM i'!USTBE ACCOMPAI\|IED BYA PERMITAPPUCATION . FORM A, UtltESSA CURRENTFORM A HASBEEN FILED. rcF0@aBna f*tp 1e/L'tiltrDdi(h*" StArEOF CAUFOFTI STAIEWAIER NESOURCEIT COI'ITROL SOAND UNDERGROUNDSTORAGE TANK PERMIT APPLICATION. FOFM B COMPLEIEA SEPARATE FOSi' FOR EACH TA}U( SYSIEii 5 CHANGEOF INFORUATION 7 PERMAIGNTLYCLOSEO ON SITE n 1 NEWPERl,llT fl -T E tl 2 INTERIMPERMII E 9 TEUPORANY {K CLOSURE E] 8 TANK REMOVEO DBAORFACILITY iIAME WHERE TA K ls INSTAIEDr TANKDESCBIPTION COMPLE1EALLITEMS. SPECIFYIF IJNKNO\4N g. MANTIFACTUREDBY: A. owNEns TANKr.o'* CF 15 unknO0n c. DArE NSTALLED(MaDAYTYEAR) unknown D, TANKCAPACITY lN Gr'rLONs: 3 ' 000 II.TANKCONTEMTSIF4.1 COMPLETEITEM C. ^ T--] 1a FEGULAR 3 DIESEL T-l 6 AVIATIONGAs t uoroF vEHlctEFUEL 4 oL L-J o" EJ E ". UNLEADED 4 GASA}0L 80 EMPIY r enorucr N IbPREMIUM F z umn"ol E 2 PETRoLEUM E ! UNLEADED a wAsrE p" umeo I s otelatct enoouct E sE UNX]iowN fl a st oIHER(DESCR|S€ N mU O.B€LOWI D. IF iA-1)IS NOT MARKEO, ENTER NAIIE OFSUASTAIICE STORED c.a. s.r: . TANKCONSTHUCTION MARKONEITEM ONLY N MXES A B, ANOC, ANOALL IHATAPPLIESIII 8OXO 1 oouslE WALL T-l 3 sNcLEwA[ wlrH ExrERloRLINER p es umcrowru TYPEOF n A, ee orHER SY5TEM f] e sworewatL I I 4 SECoNOARYCONTAINMENT {VAUL]ED TANIO E FBEBGLAS 4 srEELcLAD w F|BERG-ASSRErNFoFcm PLAsnc F-l t acnEslEeL n a srArNLEsssrEEL E 3 E B. TANK = 6 PoLWTNYLcHLoRDE 7 ALUMINUU T-l s 1@16UETHANoL coMparrBLE ltl/FRp MATERIAL L-I 5 CONCEETE E E e5 uNfl{owN e€ orHER (PtideryTant) E ! sRoNzE [ 10 GALVaNTEDsreer f,l U 3 EPowLN|NG 4 PHEr,roLbLtN[{c I r nueaenutwo E 2 A|fio LTNING E f] C. INTERIOF s cuss rntnc 6 uNr-tNE E] so uNKr.totvN n eeorHER LINING ! E IS LTNINGMATERIAL COMPATIA|E W|TH 1@6 METH.ANO{.? YES_ NO_ r eorverwlercwnm z coarrnc 3 VNYLWRAP 4 FBERGTss FEINFORCEOPI.ASIIC D.coRRosto f] I D E 95 uNtotowr,l ee orHER PROTECTIoH f] 5 cATltoDlc PForEcrloN E et tloNE T-l n IV. PIPINGINFOHMATION CIRCLEA IFAAOVEGROI'NDORU IF UNOERGROUND, BOTH IF APPLICABLE A. SYSTEMTYPE Adq) I sucr|ox l u 2 PRESSURE a lJ 3 GRAvlw A lJ ee oIHER t CONSTRUCTION---A-f, s,"n.: w*L A U z DouBLEwATL a u a TNEoTFENCH 4.hs uua'rcwn aU s oTl{ER srEEL 3 POLwlt'lYl CHLonDEFVC) A U 4 FIBEFGLASSPIPE C. MATERIALAND A U 1 BAFESIEEL A U 2 STAINLESS A U coRRosl0N A U 5 ALUMINUM A U 6 CONCRETE A I' 7 STEETW COATING A tJ S 1OO%METHAiIOL @MPA]]BLE $'/FRP pnorEcrroN (g,)es PROIECTION A U g GALVANIZEDSTEEL r u 10 cArHoorc utlxllowlt a u 9e olHEn resrrrrc 3l$ffis#l$ orHEn--r-- - raHrHess D Egs V.TANK LEAK DETECTION l ruroulrc uNK GAUGTNG s cnowo uren uoNlroBlNG I r vrsur cHecx f] 2 trvENroRYREcoNclLlartoN E 3 vApoRMoNtroR$rc f] I ss uNtc.lovtr,r se ontn unKnortn I e rellx resrwc f] z ruensrrreruonronnc E er iroNE E fl VI.TANK REINFOFMA I. ESfIMATEDDATE IAST USED("OIDAYryR) 2. ESTIMAIEDOUAI{TITY OF 3. WASTANK FIT-EO W|IH YEs NOD SUBSTAiJCEREMAINING . GATLo|'IS INERIMAIERIAL ? TI rrnknown ,, THI"SFARM HAS EEENCOMPLEIED AND TO THE BESTOF MV KNOWLEDGE,IS |BUE AND CORRECT APPLICANTSNAME (P'|jNI€OI SrGr,rATURq z'as €uthorlzed agen! for Port of 0ak1 LOCALAGENCY USE ONLY ThESTATE I.D.IIUMEER ISCOMPOSED OFTHE FOUR NUMEERS EELOW COUNTY# JUFISDICTION' FACILITY# TANK* STATEI.D.# m PEBMITNUMBER PE8MITAPPNOVED BY/DATE PEFMITEXPIBATSNDATE FOAi| B (9.90) THISFORM U{JST BE ACCOIIIPANIED BYA PERMrAPPUCAIIOI{. FORU A UNLES:iA CURREIrFORI' A HASAEE FlLlD. fomagBa TAnt FpuolsD4/N)q-' STATEOF CALIFORNIA WATERRESOURCES COilTROL BOARD FORIi'A': UNDERGROUNDSTORAGE TANK PROGRAM SITE FACILITY/SITE,INFORMATION and/or PERMIT APPLICATION COTPLETETHIS FORI FONEACH FACILITY/SITE z eenulmnnvcroseo ste XANT O LY ! r Hewetnur ! r nenewlueenvtr ! s cxmeeortHronulrtolt I OI{E ITET 2 IMTERIMPEFMIT 4 AMENDEDPEFIIIT I e rwromrr sreclosune r. FACTLTTY/S|rETNFORIIATTON & ADDRESS- (HUSr BE GOilPLETED) FACILfi/STTE NAME CAFE OF AOORESSINFORMAIION Kaiser Steel Corporation Yard y'go{tondcat ADOAESS NEAFESTCFOSS STFEET E Pfinm$|? E $rrE 4e€Y E coFPo{rDi E LErtnGEE'YE FEoEna-l@rcl 2801 7th Sr. Ferrv St. E ll\gMouAr t cdnlY.acorct CITYNAME SIAT€ ZIPCODE SITEPHONE '.WTH AF€ACOOE Oakland CA 9tI607 y' EPAIO * TYPEOF BUSNESS| [] 2 D$rRsuroR I PFOCE$OR 8oxil INDIAN il ot lat{t?r R€SEFVATIONor r---l [-l r orssnrurf r rmu 5 OTN€N TRIJSTIANDSL-I cAc 000707408 rrYH|sSm 3 EUEnGENCYCO TACT PERSOI{(PRlfAnY) EIERGENCYCO]iITACT PERSON (SECO}IDARY) OAYS: NAME {I,A3T. FNSI PHONE i WITH AREA COOE DAYS: NAME(LAST, FIBST) PHONEI WITHAFE{ COOE Clark-Clough, Andrew (510) 272-lI7I werner, Neil (510) 272-Ll7 6 NIGHTST NAME(|-AST, FIRST) PHONEI WITHAFEA COOE NIGHTS:NAME (LAST. FIFST) PHoNE,wlTH AFEA COoE (pager) (5L0) 678-5664 (sro) 522-4022 il. PROPERTYOWNEB INFORUATION & ADDRESS_ BECOMPLETED CAAEOF ADDR€SSINFORMAIION y'Bo(bndEale MAIUNG or STFEEI ADOFESS O e,qntNensnrp O srArE-AGENcY o coapoFATroN E[ rocar.AcEr,{cy E FEDEFAL-aGENCY SiO Llafpr Sf E rNorvrouaL E couNTY-AGENcY CITYNAME SIATE ztPcooE 'tBTdj"'59F?T5e I . TANKOWHER INFOFMATION & AODRESS- (MUSTBE COIIPLETED NAME CAAEOF AOOR€SSINFORMATION same as II above MAILINGor STREETAODFESS : PARTN€asHrP E SrATE-AGENSY E coFPoFATroN I LoCAL-AGENCY E FEDERAL-AGENCY E lNotvtDUAL I couNtv-aGENcY CITY NAME STATE ztPcooE PHONET, WIT|I ASEACODE IV. LEGALNOTIFICATION AND BILLINGADDRESS I cxEct(oxE{t) roxHDtc nlc u tctt lloy! lDoilfs sHouLDBE USED FoR lOtH LEGALxonncTtoi A]|oSrlut{o: l. LJ rr.I tll.n t THISFOBM HAS BEEN COMPLETED UNDER PENALTY OF PEBJURY, AND TO THE BESTOF MY KNOWLEDGE,IS TBUEAND CORRECT. APPLISAI'IT'SNAME (PqNTO'. SG#TUFE)J OATE "N?f,^ffi 6i 'donr- €^r P^?+ ^f naLl LOCALAGENCY USE ONLY coult7Y t JURtAOICTIOl|# AGCiICYI FACILITY ID f it ol TANXSrl SllE CT'iFEXI LIOGAL AOET'CY FACIL|TY |D I PPROVEO!Y XAIE PHOIIE ' WITHAAEA COgE tlarrlxuttEh FEFCIT APPiOVAI OAIC PER| |TEXPIRAIION OAIE LOCAttOt{ OOOE cExsus lFAcT l SU?EAY|SON.D|CTN|GTCODE EUSTflESSPr^fl FIIED DATE FILED vesI on cflEcr I PENT|Y AIOI'I'T suacBARGGlrouflr FEE COOE NECEIPTI BY: 'B' ftF Fonrrusr tEAccotpaxtEo By l? tElsr (!) on [onErx Plnrfi FORII aDpucaflol{lsl,ut{usslHl$ ls^ cHr|GEoFsFE Fonx^llotlolltY. FORM A (3-2-88) I orrl enocessrlocopy ! r-oc* rocncr colt 3 nLr oonv 'd J TA trJ.IrlI I //rr/rz-- STATEOF CAUFOEIA STAIEWAIER RESCII'RCtS CII.IIBOL BOARD UNDERGROUNDSTORAGE TANK PERMIT APPLICATION. FORM B COMPLETEA SEPARATE FORIiI FOR EACH TANK SYs]EII 7 PERMANEMTLYCT.OSED ONSITE MARKONLY 1 NEWPERMIT 3 FENEV1ALPERMIT E 5 CHANGEOF INFORI.4ATION E D E 8 TANK NEMOVED ONEITEM E 2 INIEFIMPERUIT n 4 AMENDEDPERMIT n 6 TEMPORAFIYTANK CLOSUFE n DBAOF FACILITYNAIIE WHERE TAI'IK IS SISTAIIED: I. TANKDESCHIPTION COTIPLETEALT ITEMS- SPECIFYIF UNKNOW! a owNER'sIANK l.D-* Cf'-]4 S. MANUFACTUREOBY: unkno!fll ooo C- OA'IE INSTALLED(MO/DAY/YEAF) ' o. ii"x c*o"'w rNGALLo|,rs: 5 , II.TANKCONTENTS lF A-1ISMAFKED. COTTPLETE lTElil C. ^ tr--t 1aREGUL R 3 DIESEL T--l s AvLqnott GAS 1 MoroR vEHtctEFUEL a oL v r____r a. E f] uNLEqoEo 4 GASAHoL 2 PETRoLEUM so ET4PTY r enoorcr T- IbPREfiIU ii t uat"l*a f] n I .- UNLEAO€O es uNKNowN z reloro (DESCNE€ ! s cueurcrl enoouct f] [f2wsTE ! 99 OTHER N ITETI D. BELOW O. IF{A.1) IS NOT UARXED. ENTEF NAME OF SUSSTANCE STOFEO c.A"s.r: t-TANKCONSTRUCTION MAFX ONE ITEMONLY IN BO}GS A 8,ANOQ. ANOALL THATAPPLIESIN BOXD 1 DOUSLEWALL 3 SINGLEWALL WITH EXIEF|9N LINEB fl ao untc,town A. TYPEOF n n ee orHER SYSIEM D 2 SINGLEWALL n 4 S€CONOARYCONTAINMENT {VAULTED TANK) D s FBERGL-ASS 4 ST€ELCIAO W FTBEnGLASSRETNFORCED PIASTIC l-l r sanEsteEL I2 srarNLEsssrEEL E L_l B, TANK = 6 polwtilyL cHLoFto€ 7 AlljMlNufr --l s 10@ METHANoLcoMPATIgLE WFRP MATEBIAL l__l 5 coNcF€TE n f] 95 uNKt\towtl s orHER (Prim.qTan*) ! r anolze E ro GALvaNrzEosrEEL fl E LTNTNG 4 PHENoLTLrNlNo I r nueeenuro E 2 ALKYDLrNNo n 3 EPoxY f] C.INTEFIOR s cuss t-nrtrc 6 UNUNED fi ee ur.rmowr.r E es orHER LINING ! n rS LlillNG MAfERIAL mMPATIBLE wtTH 100!4 I ETHAi'|OL? YES- NO- r rorverxvrrHewFAp z coarrNc a vnrvl wne a FTBERGLASSRENFONCEOPLASTE D,coRRosloN f] D I E PROTECIIoNn 5 cArHoDlcPmrEcrloN n el NoNE U e5 uNrc'rowfl D s orHER IV. PIPINGINFORMATION CIRCI.EA IFAAOVEGFOUNDORU TFUNOEFGROUND. BOTH IF APPLEAEL.E 2 PnEssuRE 3 cRAvrrY a t oTHER l, sysreurype lQJr sucror a u a u _ee S, CONSTRUCnON A u r stNGLEwALL AU 2 oousLEwaLL A lJ 3 LFIEDTRENGH (9/I: unruovrn AU ee oTBEB 1 EARESTEEL U 2 STAINLESSSTEEL A IJ 3 POLWNYLCHIORIDE (PVC)A U 4 FIBERGLASSPIPE C. MATERIALAND A U A coRRosloN A U 5 ALUMINUM au 6 coNcRErE lu 7 slEt wcoarlNc A U 8 10096METHANoL GoMPATISLE WFRP PNOTECTION A IJ 9 GALVANIZEOST€EL a u 10 carHoDcPRoTEcTToN d/u )5 UNK'IOWN A I' 99 OTHER D.LEAK @ i'"tio"*... t.tfto n'l$ifi".'[$ E*o* V.TANK LEAK DETECTION vapoff MoNrroRti,lc 4 AUToMATETANK GAUGING s enouruoweren MoMTonlNG f] r vsual c*cx I e wveuonv REcoNctLtaloN n 3 I I e1 Nq{E es uulowlr se orxen E 6 TANKrEslNG I z ttrenslmlLuolnonwe n Q I vt- ;LO5UHtsINFUHMAI WASTANK FlLlED liYlTH t. ESIUATEq OArE LASTUSEO {MO/oAY/YR) 2. ESTIMATEOOUANTITY OF 3- vce r_- t rh f-'1 unl(nown SUBSTANCEREMAINIiiG..-r.-^,,- GAI-LONS INERTMAIEB|AL?,,nLn--wt-J'- t--r THTSFORM HAS BEENCOMPLETED UNDEB PENALTY OF PEF,IURY,AND TO THE BESr OF MY KNOWLEDGE,IS TRUE AND CORRECT APPLICANTSNAME 'oEz/zt iniii,i ii,i ii'J;ieQ4n Schognfolz gs puthorized agent for Port of Oaklan /gz LOCALAGENCY USE ONLY THESTATE I.D, ISCOI,|POSED OFTHE FOUR NUMBEHS EELOW COUNTY# JI-JRISDICTION# FACILIIY # TANK' STATEI.D.# PERMITNUMSER PENU|TAPPROVEO8Y/DATE PERMI'EXPIEAT'}ON DATE F9RMI 1$s) THISFOFI'I IflJST BE ACCOlilPAlllED BY A PERlrlIAPPUCATTO]{. FORll A, UI{LESSA CURRENIFOFI, A HASEEEN FllED. F0n0@allr 5 o E Ft FflI r-l I ratl NI -"G! FI aF?c= = {I-,=. $ >J = TIR \lc A ; :=; SIS XN /4) 3 EFts xfrl3 l.) ftl Frk s =n rR$5lR- OE ENIS f,<'\J 3 5u i:n =N E. ok ls toll (\ \J - n-,s-. U\lO EB ; Si F r*ilF bx 'ElE Fr :i' J4 i B Nt ? = o3 n g s tss$l ol FFI ] .) I a\) | I \o Y t- EMPI.oYEE RECORDOF TRAINING EmployeeName t2/09/91 DeptfobTitle: Field Stpgt"iri.n Course Description: PresentedBy: CORPORATED I havereceived and complcted the trainingdescribed below. This training included the folloriring: INTRODUCTTON FIELD SAFETYAI{D OPERATION .{. Coursclotroduciion PROCgDURES B. RcgulatoryWastc Managcmcnt Overvicw A. Sitc Control B. Dccontanioation OCCUPATIONAI,HAZARDS C. Fire Safetyand Supprcssion A. Principlcsof Toxicologr D. CbemicalHandlipg B. ChemicalHazards E. SiteEmcrgcncics/ContingeDcyplan C. Phpical Hazards D. BiologicalHazards PRINCIPLESOF AIR MONITORING E SpccialHazards A. Typcsof Instrumont 1, ConfincdSpacc B. Principlcsof Sa4pling 1 Trenching/Excavarior C. Data Collcctionand lutcrpretatioo 3. TaokCurting and Clcaning HAZARDASSESSIVIENT 4. Drill RigSafety cuidclinss A, HazardRccognitioo and Evatuariou III. HAZARDCONTROL B. HazardAsscssmcut A. BasicSafety and Accidcnt Prcvcotion EIVIERGENCYRESPONSE B. SafcWork Practitrs A. Prbciplesof EocrgeocyRcspolsc C. HazardCommunication FIELDEXERCISE D. Hcaltb andSafety Prograrn PERSONALPROTECTTON A. ProtcctircClorhing and Equipment B. Lcvclsof Protcction C. Rcspirators Uer,""*gAL lnstruclor Slgnature . EMPLOYEERECOBDOFTRATNING EmployecNamc (prh0: Datc:--&J-L0.-Lg9-L Deptfob CourscTitle: Dcscription: Initial 40 hours of instnrcrion ofi sitc- , PrcscntcdByr RFORATED I havereccivcd and completed the trainingdescribed below. This trainingincluded thc following: INTR,ODUCTION FTELDSAfETY ^I{D OPERATION PN,OCEDUNES A. Counc Introducdon /{. Sitc Coutrol B. Rclutrtory WasteManagcmant Orlcrvicw B. Dccontaohetiol OCCUPATIONALITAZANDS C. Fuo Safctyrnd Supgnuioo A. Priritiplcr o{ Todcologr D, ChcmicalHandliry B. CbcraicalHazar& E. SitcEmcrgcncics/ContingcocyPlon C. PbyricalHazar& PRINCIPLESOF ATN,MONITOruNG D. BiologicalHazar{r A. Typcsof lnstrunrcnt E. SpccialHazards B. Principlcsof Samplhg l. ConfincdSpacc c. Data Collcctionaad latcrprctrtioo 2" Trcnching/Excavation 3. Tral Cut.iry andCtcaning HAZARDASSESSMEITN 4. Drill Rig Sofetycuidcuncs A. Hazrrd Rccognltlo! ud Eralurtloa B, Hazard HAZARDCONTROL Assc!66cot A. BasicSrfety and Accidcot Frcrrcntion EMERGENCTRESPONSE B, SafcWork Practiccc A, Priaciplcrof EncrgcncyRcsponsc C. HazardCommuaicatior FIELDEXERCISE D. Hcdtb aadSafcty Program PERSONALPROTECTION A, Protcc{iwOothing and Equipmcnt B, Lcwls of Protcctioo C. Rcpirators InstructorSignature U k \ f,r i\ q t\ \ U |.t R R Ft 5 \r p!\ \ sk t-l z vt{X\ q \ frl x q. o \{ RR rd NK e:q \ i.l q pa RS a\rLt r\ OH ra$ H6 rt F{e RS F! z \JS f? o R( HE ...\F hf !r Sej \,\ z q^) E !\ il F R .tEl UR F, i\ 3\ t\ >t X zkt H \ tr) I \ k \, q I p Rp IG I Fr h I t{e EilTPLOYEERECORD OF TRAINING L/ - 7 (t- ?/ EmployeeName (pring, VEaata,t 1. Pade^r Date: DeptlJobTitle: Pr r,t f cl ilt A^rt GeR- CourseTitle: 40-HourHazardous Waste Operations Training PresentedBy: NeworkEnvironmental Systems. Inc. I havereceived and eompletedthe trainingdescribed below. This trrining includedthe following: I, tNTROnllcTl0N v nil,D$ArnTY,tNlloPER,lTfON PROCEDURES A. Coursclrtroduction A. Sitc Control B. RcgulatoryWastc lltanagcmcnt Oveniew B. Dccontamination HMARDS ll. OCCUPATIONAL C. Firc Safetyond SuPPression Toxicology A. Principlcsof D. ChemicalHandling B. Chcmicrl Hazards E. SiteEmcrgencies/ContingencyPlan C. PhvsicalHazards 1'I, PRINCIPLESOF AIR }IONITORING D. BiologicalHazards A, Typesof lnstrumcnt E. SpecialHazrrds B. Principlesof SaoPling 1. ConhnedSpacc C. Data Collcctionand lnterprctation 2. Trenching,/Ercavation t, Tad PERSONALPROTECTION A. ProtcctiveClothing and Equipmcnt B. Lelrls of Protcction C. Rcspirators o G .( ) pJ P. ul { IT t o (] o (, .-0 = o ai ul g tL O* I OX .- JI ru o* .)l z! !b' (J ,,rP HEB ; x?* ri o_'-. tr o 5estr=+ =6< o trns1s,6 9dBo{< o o EE=Fx! o =!Q IF ;fro rt tlx EE# dmo 3* nJ E9 EO EO l- -rl fi I ul ln I o z IF o o o o e JI ru ul i I lh K ll IN tl I il 6lx tlq o * - q 7 z ; u, AI,AI,IEDA COUNTY IiEALTH CARE SERVICES AGENCY DEPARTI,TENTOF EN\TRONI,IENTAI, HEALTH HAZARDOUSMATERIAIS DIVISION 80 SWANWAY, ROOM200 : OAXLAND, CA 9462L PHoNE NO. E#/27r-432o ' 't '' L' -1. 6a tr '6. n: tq _:-t \,), (i .g = ..) 'i5.r e-c t:'4 JJ ol t i " ivl ..1 t{ . I Z';. '- ll ,t: : P lfl o - ..1 :j ,' FI 6 o o) (,)iJr +J o I'}TDERCROI'ND T}IIX CIPSURE PLAN .l.1 t ' * o r r . Coltplots acoordliDg to rttaebed iastructions H L, Business Name Business ottner dAKLAN} 2. site Address q46a7 city OAFLAN\.b zip pnone( 5ta) JtL- ttco dzn 3. uailing Address L$A7EE S-TR€E T city oAKLnN\) zip qqbl Prrone€cleu:-.4g 4. Land onner Address 53o uYek s-rR€ET ciry, srare 1?KLANDTCn zip %667 5. Generator nane under which tank will be rnanifestedi EPA r.D. No. under lrhich tank will be nanifested CAC Ooo7o74og -1- tear L2/90 .T'EcHMaLa 6/ES Ne, Address P]norreqtb ?2oo6L* n rr4. eo 4{lt, .l'/ priE c{rrtrstoft to 'l5o hotd .Effctiyr l, 1992, N||tfE. rd profesiant cod. scctlq| zfEE.? rrqdrc3 Jsrl.ry tticrta tb't th' G'rtlfic't' hta tbt C.ftift€.tidt f.tlli iii'st iiC.tt -to... fi.-". forU- lazsrdcr tlF' u'rc*f vl. l; rdltlqr, to l|otdl|f ttt sF9'irt' cd|trdot3 licrr' ?. Consultant FLMR Address /60 PtN€ STR€ef , lotj (4/5 city pnone #t' ?qqe lqttt 8. contact Person for Investigation uane 5ol..: AmbuA ritre gl€aTlsT pncrrre($tD\ N.2:JJ4 9. Nunber of tanks being closed under this Plan \=-./ 40' Length of PiPing being reboved under. this PIan '2a Tota1 number of tanks at facility lo.stateRegiisteredHazardouswasteTransporters/Facilities(see instructions). ** ** underground tanks are hazardous waste and nust be handled as hazardous vtaste a) Product/Residual Sludge,/Rinsate Transporter Nalre EA/zKsoM) /N1 . EPA r-D. No.QAa.o9*4L-3?2 Hauler License No. DD/? - License Exp. Date Address f, hR city sEabe CA zip ?48e/ b) Product/Residpal Sludge/Rinsate Disposal Site Nane ER/aKSo/t/. /r{C, EPA r.D. tto.CAA-e-aSI}lEE Address city state CN ?+8dt- rev 3/92 --. t-' \-r tl F FI +Fi 4,,. FI is fi+ tl Ff I :t tR le t FF ilil $rn + gItri (g^r lil E \_ -xc l-.F E tFr =Ll ffi*? 6/" l+r Eaal+rt EAi t9 e tg€ l+ r-Fr HIFFta iii .n Fl g[gHar? | FI 1ffiEl t-l -tt X :1; 19 s{ |< iti a H Bf,B'EFIR ?Ese E t9 o t I H z t1 E G,T * r Ff aez trr' w t$ - e t\l o0 c) Tanl< and Piping TransPorter Name ERt EPA I;D. No,(42.9-e9-t-41^122 Aauler L,Lcense No. -4!i-- License Exp. Date f'3/'7L Address 2t€ Paap- 4Lvo. clty st-ate c* zip ?{ad/ d) Tank and Piping Dlsposal site Name ERt EPA I. D. No. Addrqs6 city state C,4 zLp 7{8o/ 11. Experienced sanPle Collector EArzAT€Ttl D€LLS Conpany 6br hTRty C.c/osuLTF''JTS, Address 6 Ftp€ sTR€eT city 54d FRl'ldClSC'o state C4 zbqqlil Phone(fl.2)-g-gaa 12. Laboratory Name CLfr{ToN qa Address /F 5e 6IARR.Y LrlN€ , P6 ?,ax lq ciry P46AsAtJTd^J stare CA zip ?q{46 State Certificatlon No. / /q6 IJ. Have tanka or plpes leaked in the past? Yes [ ] No tvf If yesr descrl,be. ^rTf JelecfeJ -3- rev L2/9O L4. Describe nethods to be used for rendering tank inert Before talks a!€ Pungsd out anil ilerted, all asgociatedl piPiag nust bo llughed out Llto ths taakg. 111 roa€33Lble aegociated ptplag uust th€D be reDoved. IBasc€asible Pipilg Duat bo Flugged. The Bay Area Air Quality Managenent District (771-6000), along lrith local Fire and Building Departnents, nust also be contacted for tank renoval perrnits. Fire departnents t!?icalIy require the use of explosion proof conbustible gas neters to verify.tanlc inertnessl It i8 the coltEeotolr3 responsibillty to brilg a worhing conbustible Eas net€r on eita to verlfy taDk I'Dertleaa. 15. Tank History and Sanpling Inforrnation Tank tr{aterlal to be Baropled Location and capacity use History (tank contents, Depth of (see instructions) soil , ground- sanple6 (6atloos\ water, etc: ) (a,sa\ i n € *he c.ro 4 otx> Sotc Frarn Il oF *he pil a't (roonbo:c,.* er each en/ o{ { ooo Gasdtine '{an<. i{ gresen* {he cotLec+eaa* -..\ iese\ ooo *he so;l f unle r 'o inJer$ace, ar ( s*a,l\a* ion da'te5 cln B46urn\ not greater (Aan eC+' 1n1o n6{itte - ,l 5(), I on. soLr sarltl. rust b. aollsct€d ro" .o"ty'iiL"t o-i-pfproiltl.t is r€nov.a. I gsound rat.r ra|lplo Eust bb collected sFou]Id aly gaould sater be proaoDt lD tba r:rcavatioa. -4- tev L2/9O Excavated/stockpiled Soil Stockpiled So11 Sanpling Plan voIuEe ( Estinated ) U)€ sfrm4tE epeAl ztY) 1r1f,71hurl oK A6o-loa oNE slnQca 6acAv l6y? nNtm4ll. ,4P&Y2€ ,/At24s CttBE Tolet a€Ab,. FoA I?tl'6,'rPH'>,lT€t, AdA Stockpilsd sol,I Eust b. placad oD b€rDed plattic ard Duat b€ coDpl€t.ly covorcd by plastlo !b..tirg. 1.5. chenical uethods and associated detection linits to be used for analyzing sanples tbc lrl-RogioDal Board r.cou.lalsd nlDluru vaalllc.tloD alrlyssg aad plaotieal quaatltatio! r€Portiag linlts sbould b€ follovod. See attached TabIE 2. contauinant EPA, DHs, or other EPA, DHs, or uethod Sought Sanple Preparation other Analysis Detect ion llethod NuDber }lethod Nunber Linit g6c. { GFsot-tts€.it'i) 5030 GCFI\ epA L.rATE A sa gg l> -r>teset L TF,tl 79so /75to dCFtb - 1?. St$nit Site Health and Safety Plan (See Instructions) -5- tev .L2/9O (ta*A eo*'1) 19, Subrnit workerrs Conpensation Certificate copy Nane of Insurer 19. subnit Plot Plan (see Instructions) 20. Enclos€ Deposit (See Instructions ) 21. Boport ry l.rtss or cortariratiou to tbis of,fic€ rl.tbil 5 Cayg of dl,scsvstfr. The repolt EhaII be nade on an Underground storage Tank unauthorized Leak/contanination site Report for[. (see Instructl.ons) 22, subnit a closure report to this office within 60 days of the tank renoval. This report nust contain all the infonration listed in iteu 22 of the instructions. I declare that to tlre best of ny knowledge and belief the statements and infonation provided above are correct and true. I understand that infornatlon in addition to that provided above rnay be needed in order to obtain an approval fron the Departnent of, Envlronnental Health and that Do sork iH to begin on this project until this plan is approved. I understand that any chanqes in design, materials or equipment will void this plan if Frior approval i.s not obtained. I understand that all work perfontred during this project will be done in conpliance with all applicable oStIA (Occupational safety and Health Adninistration) reguirenents concerning personnel health and safety. I understand that site and vorker safety are solely the responsibility of the property owner or bis agent and that this responsibility is not shared nor assumed by the County of A1aneda. Otrce I bave receivsd By stalp€{!, acc€pt€ Signature of Contractor ENVIROTOXTECHNOLOGIES. INCORPORATED Name (please Signature Oate {arc! signature of Site olnrer or operator Nane (please type) Andrew Clark-Cl Signature h1 Date rolf -5- rev L2/9o INSIRUCIIOt{8 General Instructions * Three (3) copies of this plan plus attachments and deposit.must be subuitted to this DePartroent. * Any cutting into tanks requires local fire departDent approval . rt One cornFlete copy of your apProved plan nust be at the construction site at-al} tinei; a copy of your apProved plan nust also be sent to the landowner. trten Specific Instructions 2. g.s,g=aqDBEs Address at nbich closure is talring place. EPA I.D. nunbers nay be obta fron tlre State Department of Eealth services, 916/324-L78L. 6. CONTRACTOR prine contractor for the project. 10. STATE REGTSTEREDHAZARPOUS WASTE TRJANSPORTERS,/FACILITIES a) A1l residual llguids and sludges are to be removed frorn tanks before tanks are inerted. c) Tanks nust be hauled as hazardoua waste. d) This is the place where tanks witl be taken for cleaning. forndtlon is essential and must be -accurate. Include ta;k lnstallation date, products stored in the tank, and the date lrhen the tank lras last used. Material to be saupl."d -..g. riater' oll, sl'udge, soi1, etc' Location and depth of sanples - e.g. beneath the tbnk a Daximum of two feet berou. the native- soirr/backfill interface, side rda11 at the high uater Dark, etc. -7 - rev 72/90 u.w I g:fgg-gpr""ftfe E.rltb ald Erfety PIaD rust be aubnLtted. lle .aiEcate tfre stte health and safety.plan include the following itens, at a roininum: a) trhe nane and responsibilities of the site bealth and safety officer t b)' Identification of health and safety lrazards of each worl( task. Include potential fire, exploeion. plrysical, and chenical hazards i c)' An outline of briefinglE to be held bef,ore uorl( each day to appraise enployees of slte health and safety hazardsi used d)' Frequency and tlrpes of air and pereonnel nonltorlng to be - along witfr tfre- envLronnental eanpllng techniques and inetruientation. Include ingtrumenlation nraintenance and calibration nethods and frequencies; e)' Specific personal protective equipnent and procedures to -be uied by rr-orkers to thenselves from the identified Protect - hazardl. Also statl the contaninant concentrations in air or other conditions - rrhlch will trigger changTes in worlc or vorl( habitB to ensure uorkers are not' extrrosed to high levels of hazardous chenicals or to other unsafe conditions i f) Conf,ined space entqy procedures (if aPplicable); g) Decontaminatlon procedures i h)' lfeasures to be taken to secure ttre site, excavation and stockpiled soil during and after work hours. (e'9. barricades, cautiin tape, fenclng, trench plates, security guards, etc-); i)- spill containnent and energency/contingency pLan. Be 6ure to include emergency phone nunbersr the location of the phone nearest the ;ite; and directions to the hospital nearest the sitei -'j) Docurentation that all site workers have received the appropriate osltA aPproved trainings aird participate in appropriate n€dica} survelllance per 29 cFR 1910.120t and k) Page for enployees to sign indicating they have read and trill coDply sith the Elte health and safety plan. The safety plan uust be distributed to all employees and contractois working in hazardous raste operations on site. A coBlrlot. copy o! thr clte hcalth |!d taf,.ty pla,a aloag vltb aay strDdard op.ntiDg lrroc.duros sball bo oa sitc alc accessible at all tiuo.. -8- tev L2/9O NoTEiThese r€guirenents are eISEIEIEfrom 29 cFRPart 1910'120t Hazardoua-i, waste operatlons and EnergencyResponse i Flnar Rule' liii"t fgeg. Sifety plans of ceriain underground tank sites nay need to neet the corapl eLe requirenents of this RuIe. le. e!4l_gtaN The plan should eonsist of a scaled vier of the facility at nhich tbe tank(s) are located and shoul.d include the f,ollowing infornation: a) Scale t b) North Arrow i c) PEoper9y Linesi d) Ipcation of all Structures; e) Location of all relevant existinq equipment lncJ-uding tanks and plping to be renoved and dispensers; f) Streetsi s) Underground conduits, sewers, Itater lines, ritilltiest h) Existing vells (drinking, uonltoring, etc.) t i) Depth to ground wateri and i) All existing tanks and piping in addition to the ones bei.ng Pulled. 20. DE.PQSIT A deposit, payable to Alamedacounty for the amount indicated on the Alameda county underground storage Tank Fee schedule, nust accompany the plans. I€aklcontaninatidn Site Report for'Ts may be 21. Blank Unauthorized gan obtained in linlted quantities fron our office and from the Francisco Bay Regionil Water Quallty Control Board (415,/464-1255) . Inrqer quantities Day be obtained directly from the state water Resources control Board at (9L6'], 739-242L. 22. SANSI@SSBE-BEP9B:T fhe tank closure rePort shouLd contain the f,ollowing information: a) General deseription of the ilosure activities; b) Description of tank, fittings and piping conditions. Indi- cate tink size and forner contents; note any corrosion, pitting, boles, etc. i -9- rev L2/9O c) Description of the excavation itself. lnclude the tank and excavalion depth, a log of the stratigraphic units encountered within the excavation, a description of root holes or other potential contanj.nant pathuays, the depth to any observed sround nater,. descriptions and locations of stained or odor-bearing soll, and descriptions of, any obserrred free product or sheen i d) Description of sanpl ing methoda i e) Description of any renedial, measureE conducted at the tirne of tank renoval i f) To-scale f,igures showing the excavation size and depth, nearby buildings, lanple locations and depths, and tank and piping locations, Include a copy of the plot plan prepared for the Tank closure Plan under iten 19; s) chain of custody records; h) copies of signed laboratory reportsi i) Copies of TTTSDFto Generatorrr Manifests for all hazardous va;te6 hauled offsite (sludge, rinsate, tanks and piping, contaminated soil, etc. ) t and i) Tabulation of tbe volune and final destination of all non- manifested contaminated soil hauled of,fsite. -10- rev. L2/9O ma![ ttBLB f2 nECOl,tttEttDEDttIXrUgX YERr?tCltIoN N{rLvgEg FoR ItnDEnGROItUDtrxx !'Erxa tsIPBACABE9N_IEAK E9JI!-.,ANA!]EIS WATERN{ALYSIS Unknoltn Fuel TPEG GCFrD(so3o) tPH G GCrID(5030) rPH D CCFID(3s50) TPH D GcFrD(3510) ETX&E 8020 or 8240 BTX&E 602, 624 or TPIi A}ID BTX&E 8260 8250 'GCFTD(5030) Leaded Gas TPH G TPH G GCFID(5030) BTX&E 8020 0R 8240 BTX&E 60? or 624 TPH AND BTXTE 8260 TO4TALLE.AD }A TqIAL LEAD AA ------OptionaI------rEL DITS.IUFT TEL DHS-I.,UFT 8DB DHS-481803 EDB DHS-481803 Unleaded Gas TPH G GcFID(so3o) tPH G GcFrD( 5030) Brx&E 8o2odr s24o Bf:t&E 602, 624 or llPll AIID BTXTE 8250 8260 Diesel , Jet FueI and IPH D GCFID(3550) TPI| D GcFrD(3510) Kerosene Brx&E 8020 0r 8240 BTX&E 602, 624 or TPH AI{D BTX&E8250 8260 Fuel/Heating oil TPH D ccFrD(3550) TPH D GCFrD(3s10) BTX&E 8020 or 8240 BTX&E 602. 624 or TPH AND BTX&E8250 8260 Chlorinated Solvents Ct HC 8010 or 8240 CL Hc 601 or 624 BTXTE 8020 or 8240 BTX&E 602 ot 624 CI, HC AI{D BTX&E8250 CL HC ATD BTX&E8260 Non-chlorinated solvents TPtt D GCFID(3550) TPII D GCSID(35I0) BTX&E 8O2o or 8240 BTX&E 602 ot 624 TPII A}{D BTXTE 8260 TPH ANd BTX&E8260 waste and uEed oil rPIt G ccFrD(so3o) TPHG GCFrD(s030) or Unknovn TPTID CCFID(3550) TPH D GCFID(3510 (A1l analyses lust be IPH AlrD BTXEE8260 coEpleted and subnitted) OtG 5s20D&F o&G 5520CtF BTX&E 8020 or 8240 BTX&E 602, 624 ot 8250 CL ltc 8O1O or 8240 CIJ EC 501 or 624 IC,IP or AA rO DETECT }IETAI.,S: Cd, Cr, Pb. zn, Ni lIgntOD 82?O FOR SOII, OR WATER IIO DETECT: PCBI PCB PCP| PCP PNA PHA cRaosotE CREOSCTPE. * If found, analyze for dibenzofurana (PcBs) or dioxlns (PcP) Reference: Trl-Regional Board staff Recornendations for Preliroinary sval.uatlon ind Investigatlon of underground Tank Sites' 10 August 1990 EIPI,lIlrIoI x,n !r8la |2t ltluilgil vERIFIclTIol| ll|lIJYgIE and as Dethods -'1. OTHERttETtIOmIOGfES ar€ continually being developed iili-i.l*ptea uy EPAor DHs, they arso can be used' WATERsouBc8s, EPA recounendg that the 5oo EerleE for 2.-- For DRIHKII|G because i"i.l-iil-organi,ce'be usea in preference to the 500 serles ift"-a"t""ii6n llnite are losel and the QA/QCi3 better' stored in the tank are to J. APPRoPRIAfESTN{DARDS for the Daterials ;;-;;;a-i;; atl anatisli on Tabla fz' For inatance' seasonallv' ;";;-;";';"-ii".'-ai?ieient jet fuel Eixtures to be considered' b€nzene-free eolvents 4. To AVOID FALSE POSITM detection of benzene' are to be uEed. gasoline (G) and diesel (D) 5. TOTAL PE1TRdIJUUEYDROCTSBoNS (rPH) ae are to be anaryzed ii"it"=- i"ilitite and extractible. respectivery) ly cCrro uith a fusEd capillary colunn and anct.trap) for volatlle hvdro- ;;;p;;;a-;i-iie""d'crraiacterized netiroa solo 1p'tts" oi extracted Uy soniiation using 3550 EethodologY L"rlont, preferred-for to rtyato""iioni. rused capillary colunns ?re. extractable rrf cutr vith sacked colunns; a p""ila colunn rnay-ue usEd ag a irst il;I;"-;;*i;; ;t-;;;;-the hvdrocirbona have been characterized and pioper OlrrOc is followed' LEAD (TEL)-i"l.t-ination'te analysis Day b€ required if total lead iE 6. TETRAETHYL lead detected unless tn" nad6 that the total ie geogcnlc (naturally occurrinE) ' """"enii"tion AilD HYDROCARBONS(cL Hc) AI.ID BENZENE, rOL{',ENE,-XY!!NE cHrrRrNAiED 80lo and ErIIYr.,EEltz'ENE(BTxtEt-;;; i""ri,iO in eoll by EPA net-hods aoiol"jpl"ti'iely, ior e24o) lnd in water. 601 and 602' respectively (or 524). (o be used llhen heavy, straight chain 8. oIL, A}{D GREASE e G) Day 418'1 nav hydrocarbonsuay o- plese;,t. .Infrared ttil{:t-bl-1"3:1 G if proPer stanclards are useq' aiso be acceptable for o t gerLgg AtrDatrral Xrtbo6rr liil fatttoo, iCgi, ber ab!Dg.4 tb. 503 to 5540. by ratrir 9.-- PRrg[IclIJ QmilTITlIIof n!PoRAIIC I.IttIEg rr l'!!IuoDe'd Pollouhg rr' th' -prrctlcrl;;;;iil-ric r.lotiiory OVQc lraoc.dur"' OurDtltltlol n Porthg Ll'!ltl: egII.-P8f, IIIIER, PPB TPE O 1.O 50. 0 TPX D 1.0 30. o 9Artl 0 .005 0.5 oao 50.0 5rO00.o ElDr.lllATIot| loR EIB!.E f2 t l,lrxilull VERIFICITIOII NlAlySIg 1 olftlER METHoDoITGIES ar€ continually being developed and as nethods are accepted by EPA or DHS, they also can be used. For DRfl{KtNG WATERsot RCES, EPA recolMends that the 500 serieE for voLatile organics be used in preference to the 600 serlee because the detecti6n lirnits are lowei and the AA,/QC is better. APPROpRIATESTAIIDARDS for the naterials stored in the tank are to be used for a1l. analyses on Table #2. For lnEtance, seasonal'Iy, there may be five diiferent jet fuel nixtures to be considered. 4. To AVOID FALSE POSITM detection of benzene, benzene-free solvents are to be used. 5. TOTAT,PETRdLEUIT HYDROCARBONS (TPH) as gasoline (G) and diesel (D) ranges (volatile and extractible. respectively) are to be analyzed and-chaiacterized by GCFID itlth a fused caplllary colunn and prepared by EPA nethod 5o3O (Purge and.trap) for volatil'e hy-dro- LarLons, oi extracted by sonication using 3550 nethodology -for extractable hydrocarboni. Fused capillary colunns are preferred to ttfirst packed colurnni; a Packed colunn nay be used as a cutrr with i'dirty" samples or once the hydrocarbons have been characterized and proper QA/QC is followed. 6. TETRMTIIYIJIJAD (TEL) analygls may be reguired if total lead is detected unlese the deterninatlon is made that the total lead concentration is geogenic (naturally occurring). CHI'RINAiED IIYDROCARBONS(CL HC) AND BENZENE' TOLUENE, XYI,JENE AI';D ETHYLBENZENE(BTX&E) are analyzed in soil by EFA nethods 8010 and 8020 respectively, (or 8240) and in uater, 501 and 602, respectively (or 524). 8. oIL AND GREASE (o & C) Day be used when heavlt, straight chain be present. Infrared analysis by method 418.L nay hydrocarbons may ' also be acceptable for o & G if proper standards are used- StaDdaral ltctlodgtr l?tb EalltloD, 1989, ha3 cbrlgoal tbe 5o3 serios to 5520. o PRICIICjII. OultmIIIrIoI nIFOREIUG ITIHIaS .re InlluoDc€d by nrttix problcne and laboratory QAr/Oc Procddursa. Fotlorl'ng et. tha Practlaal OurDtl,tatloD RePortl,rE Linlts: AOIL PPII BgEBJEE TPE C 1.O 50. 0 IIPE D 1.0 50.0 BTIIE 0.005 0.5 oto 50.0 5r0oo.o Reqional Board staff RecoDmendations 10 August 1990 Prillninary Site Invegtigation upon a. Reglonal Board Eurvey of Departnent of Health seF/ices Based are c.rtiri-.a nUorito.ilsl-irt" piictical Quintttation R€porting Linlts of diesel ;;i;i;Ji";i'i na1oriiy of laboratoriee with ttre exception iuel in soil-s. The Die;el Practical Quantitation Reporting Linits, shown by the sulivey, ares ' ROUTINE I,TODIFIED PROTOCOIJ s10 ppn (42t) < ro ppn (lot) 55 ppn (1e*) 3 5 ppn (21*) <1 ppn (35t) S 1 ppn (6ot) When the iractical Quantltation RePortlng Llnlts are not- achievable, an erplinatlon of tbe problen lE to be aubnitted on the Iaboratory data sheets 10.- IAEORATORYDATA SIIEETS are to be signed and sub:nitted and include itt" Iaboratory I s assessment of the condltion of the samples on ;;"i;a incru&ing teuperature, suitable container type, air bubbles i; voA- bottles ' Proper preservatiolr etc' ahe ;;;;i;-'";;-to"i"r"-nizil"ent incl'ude the dates-sarnpled, subnitted, prepared for analysis, and analYzed- 11.-- IF PEAtrs ARE FoItND, slren runnlng aaDples, that do not conforn to ifr" itandard, laboiatories are to relort the Peaks, includinE any .tt rtt"*tt corapiex nixtures that elute it tlneE varying f ron the standards. necoqnlzlng that these nixture6 nay be congrary to tlre they are to standard, tfrey-et niy not be readily identified; however, be repori:ed. the discretion ot ttre LIA or Reqional Board the folloiring inforration is to be contained in the Iaboratory report: trhe relatLve retenti.on tine for the unknown peak(s) relative to the reference peak in the standard, goqrigs- of the chroma- togran(s), the- tlpe of colunn used' initial . temPerature ' teiperitirre progilu is c,/uinute, and the final teuperature ' 12.-- REPoRIING L,n'tITs FoR TPH are: gasoline standard S 20 carbon atoms ' It is ai""Jr and Jet tuei- 1i-i""ene) atandard S 50 carbon 1!ous. to coni.inue the' chroDatography beyond the linit, ,rot ,rt""sr.fo greater) standard, or EPAr/Dtls Dethod Protocol (*trichever tlne iE ' EPILOCITE ADDITMS: l,lajor oil coltpanies are being encouraged or required by the i"a"iir goveriuent to reiorrnulate gasoline aa cleanel- uu5ni19 fuels to i"au..-.ii e6issions. UIBE (Uethyl-tertiary butyl ettrer), ETIIAI{OL (ethvl alcohol), and ottrer cheuiclls may be added to refornulate ;;;;ii;; to increase the oxygen content ln the fuel and thereby d"""".1" undesirable enissioiri (about four percent trith ilTBE) - UEBE ind ethanol are, f,or piactlcal purposes, soluble in water. lfhe removal ' Reqional Board Staff Reconmendations 10 August 1990 Pr6lirninary Site Investigation fron the rratlr coluun will be clifficult. Other conpounds _are being iaaeO Uy tlre' oil companles for variouE puTEg:gs. Tbe refinenents for a"€""tf6" and analysie for all of these additives are still being norlced out. rf you have any questions about the nethodol ogy r Please call your Regional Board representatlve. At txEDA Confi[t all]nDoug llArEnrlr.S Drvlarou ,. l6Xrorl.dg.!.!t o! n furd naoiFloBt foa 81.t. lcaourt 0@Btta: ttLLS c,l ?tl lllE --. rEeruE -- The depositor will use this forru to acknowledge ttrat the property owner or bis or her desigrree rril]. receive any refund due at the conpletion of all deposit/refund projects at the site listed beIow. SITE NT'UAER/ADDRESS: RETUND RECIPIENT-PROPERTY OWNER Sl tc lr..d.r flo.*o1 6aKlanA Po.l 6aKlc,nA "{ CcFaary Io Os|.r | | {J.sot Sr.ren$. S+. 530 tua{er S'{. Str..t Addrcgs O.ncr I s lddrBs daKla",l qr(Do1 0aKlad cft ll6at City Zip codc Orrrorr3 City 2iP I have read the description of the project Deposit/Refund Procedure, and }rave had an opportunity to ask questions about it. I understand that regardless of who deposits rnoney into the slte account, sfu/re Si$|!tum nbTCOJ Clarlz - Clo.r h Depositor ls Corpqny Ie -E-3o c.uo\rL s+. Strcet lddrua8 city / Zlp nEruRI FotX TO! ll,an d€ ll€r.rdo(re l{at..i.[3 Div. tlgR 15 ',92 13:39 E?IROT0XTECHN0L0G]ES, INC. F .?/tA SITE SAFETY PLAN UndcrgrrundStonjr Trnk Remwd rt PONT OF OAKI^AND Orkhnd CA INTRODUCTION This Site {afety Plur describccbnsic nftty r€quir€mentsfor the undergmund storagetarrk rcmovrl prcjGct st Fortof Oakland,Oakland CA. Thc povirionc sctforth in this Planspply to the e,mploycesof ENVIROTOX TECHNOLOGIE$,INCOBP{0RAfED (Envlrotbx} rnd its eubcodrracrors yo*ing m thiopmjtrct Thp cubcontrsstors mry electto mcdtfytlre* pruvirime, but only to upgnadoor infilace tle raftty rcquircmonrc,rnd mly with thc ootlsufisnscof Envirotox,ae dceignrtod rnd rcceptcdh writing. Thls $tt6 fufety Planwill eddneerhc cxp€€td pctontirl hazardsthat roaybe' €ocounErcdo'n thp worksltcfor fis pmftrst Wort fu sdredulodto bcglnat tl& sitp m wi0l thc duntim ertimstcd st ffi #*ffiff#'iyri1,'HiH-d#n".- AUTIIORITY NOS SNA SAFETY The Envirotoxgcrromcl rcrpondble for projccteafety arc thEProjec Irfirnrger qndth€ ficld suporinundcnt.Tlr€ lioal& and$rfoty Coordinaior is rccponslblc for fie ovcrell EnvilotorHcelfr aodSnftty Pnogrinard mry clrpssi-toildit tho eitefor complianccand hkc appropdaCaction to corrcct'drficicncipc.Tte Profr:ctManeger le reeponsiblefor impicmcmingthe provirionr of thir PlaA for pr,ovfdingo copyof thie Phn to tiGld pcrsonrcl and subcontrEston,and for rd-viling tbe tel4 superhtmdcrrton hoalth end erfery mstt6$, Thc Projoct Managcrrrrd ffcld oupcrintcn&nthavo the artrority to audit sitc Eciivitleg-for conpliancewith thcpaovirione of thh Plsn. T?roymay suap€nd or rnodifywo* prac*Gl gr dign!rysubc@Frctorl whorc conducr doff notncot thcrequirunentr epocifiedin thisPIsn, Tbc ficld rupcriilEodcotie rrcponribh for cornmunicstingtho infomaticr cmtnirndin thie Ptanto the Enviiotoxpcnurrct Esstgrcdo the proJectrnd to thc rueponelblorcp"s€ntrtiv€ of erch subcontiacmrworting for Envirotoxm tbc projcct. tlAR i6 '92 13149 EVIROTOXTECHNOLOGIES, INC, P. 3/18 fffioe|tfMrfuIe Port ol Ortlrnd $ite 9ohty Plra Mrrch 3,l9rz Ttrcficld superintcndcntwill alsoact as thc Sit€Safcty Ofrlccr. As such,thc ficld superinffitlurtir meponriblefor addrcseingthe followingibmsl I lrnplcrrcnthgtho Sit€ Srfety Plan, Company policy, rd puccduve . Requiringud mainniningEde$tatc rrfuty ruppliesand equipttcut ioventoryonrltr . Cmdtrstingdrily srftty mcetingud advisingworke$ r€gardW hazerds . $ite sonhol,decsnhphrtbn, md comtamlrstlm-tpdrctim prrcc&rrcr . Rcpo*iugaccidontrorincideots Theficld superintendenthar the ruttrorityto curpcndwork any timp he or she findsthat thc provisionsof thFPlan nrc inadoquaF fsr worhcrsafety. Tfp flcld zuprintcndcrrtwill inform tlre ProJertManrger srd thc }halth urd Safety Coordirntorplomptly of dcfioiencisswithin thc PlEn or individualr or subconmc0orswhose condrct is nd cmsbtGr$with thc rcquirumantsof thig Plan MEDICAL SUNVEILLANCE Envlrctor pc$onf,olarul subcootraconcngagcd ln prcject rcdvlder mut participdcin a medisd suncilhnca prog5rrrand mud bc clcrrcd by lhc cxrmhing phpicianu(r)!o wear r,oepirrtoryprotcction dcviccs and prUectivo clothingfor workingwith hazardoueolEtcrialc. The appllcrble rcqulremcntr of Titlc I, Section5216, of the CslifornisAdtririslrative CodE will be obs€rved, Tbe applicablc roquirrernuteundcr 29Gfn. 1910.120 of tbc Fc&ral AdmlnlctrativcCodc $'tU deo bc obgcncd, $AFEIY AI.ID ORIEFITATIOH MEEIING Fbld penorunl fnm Envirotoxand it'u cubcuntrectonwill attnd a projcct" spccifictrshrtrt meetingfor csfctyissrns ard reviowtbc projecttsrks bofole beginntngwo*. Tlr mecdog wil be led b $e ffold ruperinhtbnt. In additiotr, fit+estingof tp$pintorypurcrivc dcvicccwil bc conducEdu pafi of tbe srfetyortentatlon meefug when the useof r rcrpinrcr mty b rcqufitd. Wcds not anticiparothat ruepintory deviacs will bercqufucd on $is job. Frge 2 NR 16 '98 13I41 EV]RO-IQXTECHNOLOG:ES' iNC. P,4/!A Wt&E&Ub,rrc. Port ol Orlclsnd sitt Srfcty Plrl Mrrch t'l99? IIAZAR.I' ASSES$MINT ThEtn4im conhrninants eryccEd b bGensountslcd on the prciccJ0tt gasoline erd ttr hydrocrrboncustitueilr, diepl firel and grsolttc. Thc nrdcipred contanindntsfird &cir Gxposnreffindrrdr arp limed in Trble 1. It ie not snthipetedrhrt thc porcndellcrvels of srPosurewlll ree& thc prmiesible cxpouurctirnits (PEL) or threaholdlimit vdies (ILV). Inhalatimind dcnnal cohnactale th6 Pohntirl oxposurtpathwlys, Protcc'tivcclothing will be mandaioryfor field prronncl specificdin this Plan h addition,ryPinjgfy protectivedcvices are rcqufu€d to be wom by cachpenon onritc or t0 be witttiil -uy rrechrhould trritating odon be dsteced or irrltrtioa of thc tccpirntoryract occur. TABLE 1 4f,FO$URET.IMIT$ OF ANTICIPATEI' CEEMICAL CONTAMINAHTS --- -tpTOETb'f -"**:: Ti. - Comaniamt PEL Bt BD CL TIYA STEL Benzme + 0* l* t€quieltc 1(F* 100. 125's Gasolirp 300. 300r 500r Tolucnc($&in) 100f 10rnin 100* 150* p€r I hrg Xyhnc(o,m, & p l00r 200* 30nin 500* 100r l50r lsomcn)(skin) per8 hrs S€sutcsorplgs Z.of2. Pagc t I1AR16 '9A X3:41 EVIROTOXTECHNOLOGIES, ]NC. P.5/18 WWIWhr^ Por0 of O*lend Sitt $rfcty Plrn Mrrcl t,1992 TABLE 2 EXFOSURELIIIIITS OT'ANTICIPATED CHEMICAL CONTAMINANTS (FAGU-[OFZ) Contrqbetrt I PEt EL ED CL I TWA STEL Permigeableexposur? llnle t hour,dmp-weightsd rverage, CalifomiaOccupational Safcty and Hcalth Atlminbtrrtim Standerd(CAL.O$HA) Et Excuruionlinit mrximumconccuhatiolr of anairboms c,otrmhantto whichan emplo'ee msy be cnpomd without rcgerdto durationprovirkd trc I hourttne.weightcd sverege forPEL is nct erc€Gdcd(CAL-OSHA) Excurulonduredonr mrxirnurr time period pcrrmitltd for an oxpoourcabovc tbc excunlo'n lhnit bqtnot r6656dirrgtlrc ccilinglimit (CALOSHA) ct Cciltnglimig meximurnconcentration of rirbornecmhurinEnt whlohanplopcr maybe cxpoocd pormifrsd (CAL-OSHA) TWA Tinc.weightedavengc: 8 horu,[(same *s thruholdltJdt vrluc (TLV)1,Amcricar Confcmps of Gowmmcntal IndurdalHygionists (ACtrIH) STEL Short+omoxpo;ur€ ltnritl 15minuts timc.wcigbted average (ACGTH) # Millignmc of suhtars percubic mcter of air t Partsof ga$or vsporpcr nillion partaair I (CARC) Substrrceldentltt€d ae a suspectedm coufirucdctrcinogen I (sKrN) Suhtrnccmay b abrc'rbcdinlo drcbloodrrcam $toqgh ilr€ | ski& mucoulmcurbrance, or cyes I 1 FcdcralOSHA bcnaoc limits givenfor PBL and Sf,EL; STELI hrsa5omirubduretionlldt I 2 FcdcralOSHA gasolinc lirnit givanfor PEL;STEL is thcmrrc I for I FEDOSHAandACEIH I A b,riefdcscrtption of thsphyucrl chrractcrfutlce,incompatibilitig, bxic cffects, routeeof cntry,rnd trrEctorgans har bsal eutrffisrizcdt'mt fu NIOSHPocket Guidcto CbcmtcalHauilds for the cmtsnlnrntoanftctpated to bGcrsouoElsd. thir informatioais usGdin onsitceafcty nocting b alertpcnonrrcl to thc htzrrdc associaEd$,ith the expeoed cmtarninann. Pagc 4 tlgR :6 ',ga 13t4a EVIRO'I"OXTECHNOL0GiES, rNC. P.6/lA fnhou4W*ttu Ifort of Osllrnd gitc Srfcty Plrn Mrrci t,1992 Benrene Benzereis a colorbss,aromadc liquid, Bemzcnemsy cr€aE any erplosion hazf,rd. Bcnrcncir lucompatr'blcwith etong oxidizcn,chlorirt and hsnina witlr iron BenzcuciB initatirg to thr €ycs,noee, and rtfpiratry 0y$ton. Ptulongedcxposurt mty resultin giddinesr,hesdache, treussa, otaggcring gait, fadguc,bouFarrow deprcssion,or sbdominalpain. Rortosof ctttsyinclude intnletim,ebaolptim, ingestiorl rnd rkln or eyecontect. Tbc tlrgct orgqnsrre blood, the €ontrsl rrn'ous sysbm (CNS), skin, boarefiffrow, cyes and rcrpintorysystffi. Bcilzeneir cwinogcnic. Ethylbenzene Ethylbcnzcneis a colorlcsg,arunrdc llqutd. Ethylbenzenemay crcstt rrt erplocion haard. Bthylbaucnc io iacorpatiblc wltr strurg oxidizcrs. Ethylbeozcnels irrttadng b the cpr rnd nilrcousmmbrance. Ptolmged cxposultmay reurlt in hcadachc,dcrmttitig, narpoais, or soma. Routcsof entry includeinhalatim, ingeetion, End skin or oyocfitrct. Thotargot orgmg rtu thc eyc&uppcrrcrpintmy Bystcm, Ekin, ud theCl{S, Toluenr Toluetsig a colorless,slornrtic liquid. Tohrcnc&ay crcetern explosionhezsrd" Tolncrpie incornpetiblcwith strongoxidizcn. Prulorrycdexposurc mey reeult in frtigue,confusiod' ouphoria' diaainess, headache, dilation of pupilc,lacrimatiott" inromnia,dcrnratidr, photophobia.Rouac of cfltry rtt bhnhtiu, rbrorption, ingettion,Nnd Bkirt or elrecomet. ThEte€et or8snsilE tbgCNS, livct, ]idneys, sndrlln" Xylenc lsomsrr Xyloncis a colorloce,armatic ligrid, Xylenemry crcflF an ergloeionbszsfd. Xylcncir incoryatiblcwitb atrongoxidizen, Xylencir initltirt to thr e1cr, nos€,and thrcat. Prohotad exporulpmay rceult in dizzimrc, exsiternent, drowsincss,staggcdng galt, comeel vrcuollzrtlon, vomltlng, abdodngl pdn, or &rmafitie, RouEeof antsyaro inhalstim. nbaorptim, ilgoctim, andlkin or oyo smtect, Thptrrget organs8re ttp CNSeyer, grstointcstinsl fact, blood,livsr, kidrpys,and skin. Prlc 5 '9e unR 16 13r4e EVIRoToXTECHNOLOGIES, INC, P"7/LB Mvq@t{,tu Port ot Oallrnd Site gd€ty Flil Mrrch g,lr92 GENARAL PnOJECT SAFETY nEQUIREilTENTS Projectrctivltlce will be conductedin accordmoewith th€ followingninimunr mfety rcquircrucnftand procedum ryccificd in EM 385-l-1,US Army Corp of EngircemSafrty ud HrslthRoquiftm€ntl Manust. ' Erting,ihin&lng, srd s,mokingviil bo rcrtricbdto r dosignafdarea. . Gmeg dccmtarninationand rumwal of dl pcnonal pratcctivc equipmcntwill tr pcrformedbefotr leavingfre sie, CwuminrFd clothingwill bo removedrnd collcstcdiu a drumfor dtrporal, . Shakingor blowingdust or othcrmatcrirlc off potcntiallycontaurinatcd clmhing or equipmcntb mrnovcdust or othsr ruaErialsie not nermitted. . Tbc field eupcrintcndmtwill bc mrponsibbSr takiqgenps to protcct amployrufrrnu physical hazalds includinS; + Fallingobjcctr, gue,h as tools oreqrlpmcnt r Fall fiwr clcl,atioru * Tnppngoverhofcs, plpee, toolc, orequlpncnt * SltpptrUoD wet or oily surfrc* * Insufficimtor foultyprolaciiw cquipmont * Inrufflcientor frulty cquipncntor toolg . All pcreonnelwi[ bc rcqutsd to wulr bandeand fuooc bcfoit eatbg, drinling,ot moking in tbeaforwmtioned dcrignatod anrn. . Ficldpcnonncl will bc cautioncdto informcactr otbcr of thc nonvirual cffccBof tbspmroo€s of tmhn, cuchrr; r' lhadtrlsc {' DizriHs * Narme + Blurrrd virion * Crarnpr * lrritrtiod of cycr, slcin,or rcrplntorytract + Cbangesia comploxionot ski! discolontion * Orangruin appnnt morormsdinstion * Chaagpcin poroonalityor dmoanm + Bxccseivcsalivation or chrngEcin pupillarymrponrc * Changeein rpccchability or pntEm Prgo 6 NNR15 '92 13I43 EVIROTOXTECHNOLOGIES, INC. P.E/IB A*vecff.hottutu, ht . Port of Orllrnd SttG Bdcty Plrn Mrrch lr1992 PROTECTIVEEQUIPMENT REQUIREMENT$ Field penomrl and visitors arE rcquirudio wear thc following pmrctive clofiing rnd equipttteot,Es a minimum,vfril€ in the wort srln etl Port of Oaklad,CA ' Hardhnt . SafctyOlasdcs r SHl.tocdbootr Fieldpereonrrl engagod iu wort arerpquirod to wFTrthc followtng cquitrlent: . Hardlut ' Safetyglaseer " St€ol-tocdchemical rE$ishnt boots (rubbor,noopmnrf or polyvlnyl chlside IPVCI) . Glovce(nrbber, Eeoprenp, PVC, or nitrile) . Oraagotr rtd ssfctyvost (if €quipm€ntor motorvehicles srt opcratiry onriE or ncarby) . StrndardTyvck coveralts (vvbcn rcqufuud by licld ruperinledent) . Rcspitatorwi6 orgrnicvrpor rnd ectdgu crrrtdgc (if lo[,estPEL or TtV is exceedpdin llr brcathilguonc or fiold ruporinEndcntdccidcr r*splretonrhould bc woru) RESPIBATORYPROTDCTION PNOGRAM ThiB Beotion EuttunarizcsEnvircbx's Rcupintory hotccilm Program Envirotox'scubcooEteion nxret htvc conptny medicsl gunolllsncs Bnd rcepintoryFdostiur prsSramsinchrding adcquate trdning of thoir anploycce. Subcouactorsurut prcvidoporsonsl protsctir€ Gquipuutt u te4uirudin thir SiF SafttyPlrn for tbcir employccs.Envlrutox will atumpt !o vcnfu vorter trsiningbut doGs trot rfsudo ftc rcsponribilityof thc emplo,yerin anyway. Thc followingrcctims outlinc the Envirotor Rmpiratoy Frotccdon Progrrm. Respintorsarc not irruedbo €mplo]re€s undl &e Coryanyphyetctur coDducts I cunple0ephyoicd and dccidosthc emplopo can l) wEErpcrronal protr€tfu€ equiprncntmd 2) weu a rcrpirator. Aftcr the phlleicil! hrs fusuodu/dfiilr approvalto Envirotox,the Hcalft andSaftty Coordtnatmsonductr the requircd haininsinchding tboc basictopio: . A.pplicablsO$HA regulatiou 1910.134 and 1910.120 Pagc 7 nnR 16 '9e 13:44 EVIR0TOXTECHNOLOGIEST INC. ffictffigbha, Porl of Orltrnd Sltr $rfoty Plrn March tr199t RESPIIATO8Y PROTACTIONPROGR.AM (Contlnued) . Natuc of rcupfuatoryhruads to be encoutEt€d ln tbe wott axiromcnt andhow to 6clc6tproper rcryintwy oguipfiEnt r Uecof Frpiratorsand propcr fitting . Funotion^eand limitetbns of recpiraton . Cleaoirq rtislnfectlon,iarpcdon, mglstedatrsc,tqd sbmge of rcsptratoffi Functioncrnd Limiirtlotrs of f,ecplretors ReepiratoruNrs not inmdcd for ard nay not be uredin afinonpercswtrich arc, or may bccomcinnredlably dangcruu to l$c or hsalth (IDLID s in etmospbcreewh'erc ths ldffidty or concedrationof thc contnmhrnt(s)ir unknorn. Rcrpfuatcrdty tot bEuscd in atnocpheruc6saflning lcasthan 19.5 pcrcilt oxyg€n. Crrtridgoeor conir6rsfor respirrbrrar scbotedmd eupplhdto cmploycccby tlrc Hcal& afld SafetyCoordinemr. The frllurr to chooccor uac a Gspirrtor cqnippcdwih cartldgor or fil&n suibblo for ths eofltaminrn(s)h tbc atmocphercor li&olyto bercIels€d ln thorunorphelr mry rcrultln the rcepirator providinglittlc or no p'rot€otimagrinrt tbc mtaminrrd finoryhrrc, lbe Sin SafetyPlrn apocifnsSc cmaninm(e) o bc cncounEredond typc of catrtdgc or cmistcrapproprintc for pssmsl protcction, Arsumingth*i ftrcrccpirrtor ir properlyfitted ln goodmdidon, frceftrom lerls, andhas tbc pmpercerftidgu for ths cmhminnn(s)prslclil, tho lsnsh of time thcrerpirator will pmvldeprotection ebo &padr on thecourlltionc of uge. the conditio$of uncincludc but llt trotlimitsd to th followingi . Tboooncoofrtim of wrtsminsn(s)in thc rtmoophen . Thebmpcrehrn rnd hurnidityof &c ambicotrtmorph€re . fuiy prwiore usoof thecatilidger and filrrs . T?rcclapcrd tirlp ciffe tle rcmowl of tbe carrldgess flItcn frosr 6cir protoctivcprahaging . Thcemotiooal rtlte of tlreweercr . Tbclcvcl of phyoicrlac{ivity of thowerrer Prgc I -]-ECHNOLOGIES, I'IAR16 '9A 13:44 EVIROTOX iNC. P. LA/LE u*twlrfd@tuna Port ot Oelhnd 9itc Erfety Plrn M*ch 3,1991 Cfiridgeadecigncd md specifiedto probct the wcrnr againBtairbofltc partictes arctrot Upmpriatefor pmtccdonagiinst gNrcs urd vapon, Cadridgesdceigned andspecificd for proEctimssgginst spcclflc grces rrd vf,porsa^re not appopriae for proteotioragrinrt oirtonrc particlcsor otbcr trses or vsport be!€nd thc rcope of thst type of crmidgc. Every cartridgcis lsbeledwith epccific iretructiorudcfining thc uscmd limitrtionsof that particrlartypc of cartridgo. If th€labcl ir mirohgor thc typoof cartidgcis hrpproprbtothcn is mty not bc rucd undmany cirsurnstsnces;it will provtdcllttle or not pmtoctionto the w€trer. DstrBer Eilnalc Indlcadry Porslble Rcrplrator Fallure If rry of 6o drngorcignale in thc followiaglist arecxprierpsd whilc wcaringa respiretor,inmodiet€ly retuffi to a frpehair uviruumont. Tho orrtidger or flluru maybc Inapproprirteor ueedup or abuormalcouditions rn$y bG crceting vrpor so[c€ntrtioff whichErc beyondtbc limitE of thc cartridgeror filtcrs. tugcr ie indicaedwhsn thc lndtvkhel rubJcct to uporura: . llnslls or testtschcmic$l8, or lf eyes,nose, or $roet becorrainit|tEd; . Hrs difficultybroething; . Notioes&at tb brcathhgair bocormsucomfortably rnrm; . Expsricncceheadachec, dizziners, crrmps, nauEc&, or blnnrd vicion; . F.rpcrioncesc,hrngee in oomplcrionor ekindiscolontion; ' Expcdcnccschrnges ln motorcoordhedon, pelrouelity, or dcmeanon . Expcrlcnmschangcr tn spocchabillty or paucm; . Expedcnccs€xca$lvc .arlivsdur c chrrgerin ppillrry lpsponse. Qurlitrilve Rccplmtor Fit Tect Qualibtivcfit h0iingof sschttspirrtor mrst bc con&rctedboforc tho rrspirator mry beused to shpckthat a goodflt lg edll obtriffd. Ih€ followlngercpr rhodd bc taker in qualitadvefit tcctof tho rupirltor, l. Dontbc faccpiccc with cartrlec or filtcn in placc. Pull snapetogFthcr andoqdly to svoiddishrting tbo mank. 2. Adjurtttre frco piccc, Do notwer tig[En it. 3, NegatirrePreslur€ Lpak Clpch; Closeofr the inl* mnnactionrwith gelmsof brnde,hhrle rlowly, and hotd brcaft momcaterlly. No lcakagcshoild bc &tododend tlrc faoe piece cttould bc drrm sligbtly0o thcfacc. Pqgc 9 I1AR16 '92 13145 EVIROiOXTECHNOLOGIES, INC. P,I7/!E gt;tuClb@luIw. Port of Oatlrnd Sttr SrlGty Flrn Mrrc! 5,1192 Qualitative Xeoplrator Flt Tc6t (Contirued) 4. Fositiveftessure l"csk Chec.h:Cloca opening in 6o sxhalationvalve gurrdby placingpalm of ote handorrcr fece of gurd; exhaleclowly mrinteiniageligbt poeitivc prE8sulE. No hakrge shouldbe deteded bctwcenthe facc soal and thcftcc. 5. Shouldany lealegc bc noted: a) Adjusttbs hoadsrrpo snd faco pieoe slightly; recheok for hatage. b) Checkaonditlufl of exhatntlonvahs and$at. Clrccktbat bothinkt SasketNarc pre$ent and in propetcoadition. c) Io ft" cvcnttfts fecepicce srnnot be edjurcdgo thercls no lerkege, DO NOT ENTERIIIE AnDA nEQUIRTNCPROTECTION. Dueto you p*rtlculu fteial ftatuns, s dfifur€otrtylc or siz€fec€ picccnuy bc rrquhcdto obtrina propcrfacial fit. NOTB: Failurub grctformr qualitftivcfit tEBtof the rcspiratoreach dmc thorccpirrtor is doulFdrnay ruult ln littlc or no rGspiratorypruEction. InopccffonClcrntng md $tonage The rcrpintor rhouldbe irupcctc4clcancd, md gopcrly storcdrftlr useeach day. ThEfollowing ile?s srs the blsic sl€eoobof gad procednrre: A. Inrycction l. Exrnftp facascal for ripu terrs,holeg, dcfornatlon, or stiffn€E$. 2, Exanidcfacc piccc plartic ccnbr ehpllfor cncks,mi*ing csrnponsntq or damngedthrcads. 3. Exarrimhrrncss for brptks,cub, frEys,tporg, and mioring or damrlpd hardwarr. 4, Ergnirc hhf,lstlsnsrd cxhshdonvalveo rnd vrle s€rtsfor cutl, cresle, or fomignmattcr *trich mayoot allow ftc vaho to cloeccmpletely. Chpckthat vslrrcs srr propcrlyinstalled and arc not diebrt€d. 5. Exalninscartridges fw signsof rbuseor drmrge. diacarddrmased itcme. Prgo10 I1AR16 '98 13:45 EVIROTOXiECHIIOLOGIES, INC, P.TUTE :bdvWWbIru Porl ol Oallrnd Sltc Srfcty Plrn Mrrcb trl992 Inspcction Cleanlng rnd Storrge (Couduued) 5. Any FspiratorilrHrmction or deficionoiosno6d raurt bs rcpoftrdto thc Healft rnd Srfety coordlnsbrwbo will is$rc r rcw rtspirator or conpctlho dcficicnclceuring only epprovedspar€ pafis fmm the mrnufsctuerof tbospecific modcl h ncodof Fpair. Sparcparts frtrn any otbcr manufrcturtrmay Dot be ucd nnder any cmdltlms. Instsuctioflsirr the mural pruvidcdby fts mdrufacturr sboild br followedwhsrr tho reeplrator nccdr rcpaifug or ruplrclng. B. Clcaning l. Unthreadcutridgee sr filtero. 2, Washthe face picce rftcr urc, widrwarm vatir ands nlld dstsrgEnt. 3, Disinfecttbc frce picoeif it wasrucd by anothcrpofton, Tbc mack etmuldrouttnely (oncc pr nonth) be disilfecFd wes if rerpintor is uacdcolcly by oncindvt&rat A hpoctrtorih rolutionmay be uecd (i.e., 2 trblcepoonschlorim bloachper gdlon of c,sFr for an acccptable tolution). 4. After claadngfftd sfudryrng,cbsck fttrt the facapiec ie nm dmuged rnd that compu€ntsrcmoved prlor to clcaninghrve been bselled properly, C. Sror8gp l. Placcthc rurpinlor in lts utongebox in a lrcst.sodcdor rscealable plutic bag.Sbr! flrt, with the faccpkm andexhalatim valvc ln an rpprorimahlynomnl poeitlon,to prtv€nt the facec€el fisr takinga pcmmoot"gct," 2. nophfsmt ooulpoffrtsehruld bc Nhrudin ecelcdpackages in I cool, clem,low-humidity looatim until nady for usc, Tbe Hoatft aod Safety Coordinatorwill explain $rvirotox'c Rcportoirc Protc,r*ionPmgnm to cechncw cmployecwho rrnrstwcar I mrpintor. Ttc cmplolcGwill bc ackcdwhctb* or not hs or shpundcrshfids fto inforsution proviihd.If thc Companyphylictan hrc clcasd thc cmploycofui rcepiratoruee andthc Hcaltband Saftty Coordinamr or BranchSrfrty OfficcrhaE c[Ecbd thc ftt of ttc rupintor Sco tlre crnployccwiil bc isrucds ruepirabr.A writtdl rpcordis rigncdand abrd by tbe employeeand licrlft andSafety Coodfoubr md keptin thenaw mphyoch Saf€tyR€€ord. Plto I I p. I1AR16 '92 13146 EVIROTOX"I'ECHNOLOG]ES, TNC. 1Sl18 Wfttffit6Ie Port ol Orllrnd Siic Srfcty Plrn Mrrcl t,lr92 WORK ZONESAND SECURITY1ITEASURES The Eavirolox Tecbnologicc,Inc. prujec'tManrger wiU cell Undcrgrorurd ServicesAlct (USA)for locrdngurulergrcund utilitics. Tbesc will be muked beforemy cxlavrtisr is sonductedon sia andthe cxcawtions will bedonc et eafe ts possibhdistanocg fiom utllitlcs. Wfienmovi4g equipnsnt undcr or noar cncrgizcdlincr, a dcaignatedperron shall aseurcthat rspind clcrranccls mahtainsd, Eachof the aresswherp thp tsrik sr€ to be rcftor/cdwill bG dcsignaEdac ErclusionZores, ftrly essentialpersooml will be allovrsdinto m Enclueion Zonc.WhFn it ir praotkralffid hcal topognphyrllown, approximrtely 25 n 15 feet of sproo runornding thoeo ExslusionZoncs will bc dceigrrcdu CmtaminstitrlReduc tion Zoncr. Corrc, woodcnberricrdce, or r cultablerlt€mrtlve will be ugcdto dmy public scaasrto thcgcConhnination Rs&rctiu 7;cna,Tb geocralpubllc will not be allowedclose t0 tbewott rnr lnd€r rny conditiong,ff fu rny rruon tho mfoty of the public(c.9., motoriet or pedestrirn)mey bc cndangard,wo* wlll cersc tmtil tbc giturtiomis nmcdicd.Cortso ard warainglignr will bc uscdwfun usocrrsffyto rcdirectmotodrh or pcdecfians. Envirotoxstull useexplorive pmof rhvlceeIn accodrnccwith 29 CR.FPrrt 1910,Suhpart 5, whenpumprng out hnl contartl to avoid firc hazadcfiom porriblegencndm of rndc clecnicity, BuriedTmts, ruocivingiffilrcr!, nozzlol,pump!, and othor equipncnt anenable to accumulntingstadc cl€otioity stn[ bc toroponrily guunded durhg fte traasferopcnilon. Envitotorchall hrvc firt cxtingui*ing cothol cquiprtcnt-fin ncntsufficiilt in qumdticsmd typer rr anm orth-$rirhing whm handling flammablcot combucdble$uidr. Pago12 HNR 16 '9E 13:4? EVIROTOXTECHNOLOGIES, iNC, P. 14118 ffiffigtuha Port of Ortlrnd Bilc 8detry Plan Mrrch 3,1t9? WORK ZONESANII SSCURITYMEASURES (Continued) Envirotor chall rcndorall t!*s incrt to ps€Ft€ tbpm for dilposalurmg the foltoqringmcthod: PureE tsr*s of ell combusultlevrpon by addlngeolld carbon dioilde (COt, ary icath ftc unountof 20 poundapcr 1,fl)0 gallonsof taak ospaoity,Thc dry icc rhall bo ctuehodrsd dissibubdeveoly ovcr tH $Ealt-8t poicibli ffpt to Bccur€rapid evaporatim,Inoorporatc a groundetrrp whlle pnrglns,Avoid ski! cqrupt wift dfy ice bccruscit mayp{oduce htmr. As the drv-icevaDorlzeg,flammible vrDon will flow out of the tankand oay surmund tti arua.'Hcncc,obncrrrc all iormal caftty pccautiorurcgarding llanmable vrptro, Reportproccos ae requircdto Futgpfhnmebh vqport to levels that wouldpmclutlc en crplosion.All confincdepacc ard purginCopcratiotrl s$ tro bc condrctcdin accordsncewifr NAVSEAS6470-AA.SAF-010 and Bry Arcr Qnlity MrnagcncntDirtrict Rcgulation E, 40. Whcnvapon c€sce to bc forciblycmiffid from$c orpeningtruc[ operdngsaro_to bc pluggcdusirg oitbcrm apprwcd-thc lrs$utt vsculn relicf dn'ice or wad&d plper or rage.ltavc gt leasi oqrlivrkrt of a l7B in$ opanlngto rllotr prE$BurEeqrralization betwcen thp tenk and tbc rtmosphctt. SHORING It wtll notba noccossry o anploySHORING BTdSHEETINO (II.PILE B.RJDGE BBAMS,TREI{CH BOX, HYDRAUTICSHORINO, Eb.) fsf any of ths Tank eitcclvithin tbe scopeof UrisCmtact, per thephur md apecificetionrpmvided by the Port of O*larrq md subccqucntritc craminationpcrfomcd by ENVIROTOXTECHNOLOGIES' INC.fs RojectManaganent, Shmrldsite conditionschrnge duc to unlnonn diccovorbs,(is. Dircoveryof Hrsardous CootffihEtiotrr rurknocrn undr.tgtottnd ob'sbclcs/cguiprncnt' Archacologicrlobjcctr of hirtoricd dpiftcanco,ptc,) tho epocificcircumshnccs wtll dictrruth! tlpc rnd aBouotof shodngnc€33lt].; Thiewill cmstituban addidmal considcration' (ae epolled out in #6. ' pNgel' tt "Chrngcr ln cbaractcr rrf,worl'r)" Siucotlu confirstdocs nd epccifically calt for andEnvirotor docs not forosceany ghoring rcSlircrrnt, ruchdiscovery wouldbe subjcrtto ucgotirdonrnd/u s rrchengeordcrl q Pon of Oakland rnaydccidc to firmichall or portionsof hbor, matcrial,and equlpmcnt. Pagc13 t,rAR :.6 '9e 13:43 EVIRO"fOXTECHNOI_OGIES, INC. P.15/18 WtffiUtetu Port of Oahlmd $ilc Srlcty Plrn Mrreb t'1991 RIGGING AND HOT$TING AU Riegins rnd Hotetiugequip,tnent aild th€ir opcrltiffts rball complywith cAr"rosHAreguhtions. EXPOSUN,EMONITORING PLAN It is nDtanticipatcd that projeotpcrsoruFl GxpoBut€ will exseedthc TLVs or PEL,Id t}p macr{dr; howcva, pmpcrpcroond proGctlvc cqupmcnt will be wom while worhingrt the rito lir additim,tre wodr araawill bc monitored uring a direct-rcadingcomhutiHe gss anelyzer or r phcoionizetiondetector to &tcct th! cmconbatiurof thevolatilc hy&ocarbms in theanbient stnosphcrc. ff the lowtct TLV m PELis cmsishntlyberrs expeadedin tbe brcrthingtorl€,^ thcn a rtspirttor mustbc wom. ff hc omccrfiatim cxoocdel,W0 partr per' mlllion (ppm),thp ue of a rc$plratortr lnrpproprtrtcrnd pcnonnclmuct withdrewftom thc cit€. POSSIBLEEXPI,OSIVE ATMOSPHERES Smokingchall bc prohibihd in rll ueer whereflrmmabl€, sonburtibic, or similar hlzardousnatcrirls arc storcd,€xcept in thorc locationgryociffmlly providedfor cuch pupos€ rud approvedby ee derignred autttority,NO SMOKINCor OPENFLAME ofuns will bc posrd io all ptohibitcdarcas. All FtamnabhEwrbnrstiblcliquidc"sorrccs of igrritior,look rnd clccric rnd/or bettrry oFrst€d oquipmoot,lightiog E{r pcr, dnrmr,barrrls'sbragctanks' and odcr etoragFcotfaherc and ctsustur€o, disponlcrs' truckdvchiclce will follow thc safetypruedurce sct fortb in US ARItfi' CORPof ENGINEERS,$aftty md HealthRoqnircmcntl M$rual ' EM 385-l-1,RavOot 1987G,8f l2.D.0l Thru 12.D.40)and ohall h dinclcdby qralifiodpcroouc, A cdc clcareccpmccdurc sbrll bc suintaincdfor all dFa rcgardlng;Elcctrical liace and oquipnmt, pfc$sut sysEttr&rnechsdcal oqripuccot, Eovoment of equipment,dangcrous o hrzsrdousmrErirle, ruirting c{plFncr& rwitchc*, gcan and agi6tor0. Tbic insludcsprocc&rrce rGgsrdinl authsrizstionqualificd perronnclonly to ovenee,opcrrte Nndndrtsb thcsc mflty pocefurer in aomplinnccwith US ARMt' CORP of EI.$GINDERS,Safcty and Hsalth RequirementrMrnusl - EM 365-1-1,RsvOct 198? (REF 28.4.1 thm 2E.A.5) Pqo 14 tlfiR 16 '9a 13j48 EVIRo1oXTECHNoLOGIES, INC, F. 16,'1€ tWtuwctffitt+Iu Pori of Orllrnd $ltr Salcty Plrn Mrcl 3,1991 FOS$ISIE EXPLO$M ATMOSPHERE$(Gonttnued) Gasolinehal a flffimrbtc rangcfrom agproxlmrtclyL.4 w 1.6 percentin air. Oncperrcnt in rir iu equivalentto 10,000ppmi thru thp loweroxplocivo limit (LEL) is 14,fi)0p'prn. Normally explorive levelr may be macfrcd ir bnb, pitr, or otbcr cmfinod epacos.Any rrce rucpecEdof cmtrining po0cnilenyc:rploeive hvelr of gasolirrewill be c,r,ahatcdwith alr inuindoallysefc or cxplosionproof combtrrtiblegae indioaior (CCID.Pcrsmsl recpousowlll be basedon tbe followingrntton levcls frm ffiI radhgs: - Lessthsn l0 Urcn Continucaativlties flnd P€rccrltof r-EI'+ monitoring . 10 b 25 p$ccnt tbin Contintlcmonitorlng of LEL withcr,ncme caution ss higbcrlcvclr arefound - Crsaterthrn 2J thcn Exphrionhezand, pcloGntof LEL Goarcacdvitics grd YrcrtcercN inx[cdiat€ly * CGIrcadinp in pcrceatof locrcrexplocive limit U ancrploaim pot$thl ir pnrent @sit€be]'o$ 25 p€rc€ntof tls LEL tbcaall Envirotox'perconncl urd subcontraotofirilrst lnmcdLrtclywithdnw frur thc rtts, TtE hazrd poffifiel wtll bGcvahatsd by Envirutoremaf,sg@Gnt afld s planof rctionwill bessscgscd. DECONTAMINATIOI{PROCEDURES Equipmcnt ad pcrsmel pro&ctive equipment will undcrgo grosg deconrrminationoneit6. Thio grrsr decmhminatiorrwtU inchdo unshiry cmtamtnatodcqulpment wlth Alccmoxor trigodiumphospbae CNIP) rolution Sbam-cleaningif, an accGptrblc altcrnrtivo. EMENGENCYRESPIONSE PROCEDURE$ In thc orrcntof a firt, axplocion,or prupefiydarrago, tbe Envimbr offrceMll be imrrcdiatelynotifisd. If nepceesry,looal frr 0r tuepflBeagencice will be calhd. Prep 15 I.1AR16 '98 13:49 EV:ROTOXTECHNOLOGIES, INC, P, t7/!8 twtvuq@tnhrt Porl o? Orkland $itc Srfoty Phn Mrrch grl992 EMERGEHCY RESPONSEPROCEDURES (Contlnued) In tte event of an accident rerulting in physicd injury, firrt rid will be a&nfuistertdand tha injurcd wsrkcr will be tranrportcd!o frc nca$othospital or emcrgrrlcymedical clinic fon effigeffy Eeafnpnt.A physicianrrttentfom is rquir€d rcgardbcsof tho rcvorityof tlr i{ury. Overt PgrconnelExpoeurc If overtpersorrnel exIXlBlIrE mcun drrringthc pmject,tyPicsl rcsponsar lhould inchdetbe follovittg: $kin or Eye Washsnd riurc afftctedarca thoroug$y with copiourrmorrlts of eoapmd watr, trm providrap,propriau rnsdical atffidm. Bpr andskin sh@ld berlntcd for e minimumof tr5minuer uponchcrnical coutuaination. hhalationr lvlflo to fiorh airan4 if nccesa.ry,&cmteminsE and tsarEpottto eiltcrgcncyhoaPilrl Ingcrtion; Dccorurminrrcand trrraport to emcrgencyhotpital PunchrrcWound Dcconteminatcf,nd trmspori to emcrgeocyhotpitel SITE AND PERSONNELTNFORMATION Sltc Addrsc: 2801-?Or Strcct, Oddard, CA 946O7(Port of Oallrod,O$er l{nrbouTeminrt at Borth 30) ETI RecponrlblcSltc Perronnali VemL, Pcdsd,Proiodt SupcrinHrdant WlcTel,# (916)9m4664 llm. Tcl.#(9lo.7n$261 lvfbl.Tol.# (916) 531-9412 Thmae Sluvood, Bqulp,Operaor Wk.TEl.# (916) 920{661 Itn. Tcl# (915)7214?8t) Rm Titua,Supcrvioor Wk.Tel.# (915) 920{654 Ilm. Tcl.#(916) 3+1{906 Pofl ol Or[lend cootrctl JohnSewon, R.E. TVk.Telfr510) n2-$85 Orklmd Fhe lleprtment: SrcvenHrllen, Incpecur Wk.Tel.#(s 10) 444-3t22 AlamedaCounty Hedth Doprrtmnt; 'm$flri&, Intpcstor(tlaz Mat) Wk.Tel.# (5rcr271432o ai4.rit{ /1t.i ti t: -:-i, _y\.J1, Prgo16 -''ECHNOLOGIES, p, I'1AR16 '92 1:I49 EVIROTOX !NC, tEl 1E Mrq@i*llc Port o? Orhlrnd $tlr Erhty PIrn Mtrch 3rl99l ETIIERGENCYTELEPHOIiIE NUilgERS Fircrnd Po11ce..,...... ,.,,....,...,...r..r ...... ,..011 AmbulanCg..rr.....r.rrr.rr.'.r..,.'...rr..rrr..'.''....,r'..r'..'rr.r.r.... 01 I iforpitrl: SulltllT IIEDICALCEI{TER...... ,1;. 5t 0/065..f000 8t0 l{rwthorne Orkland, CA 0{000 Directlonrto Horpltd: FrourPort of Orklmd takc? th $r,cetto a lefl on MarinLuthcr, to GroveShafter Fooway US980, b Hicry680 & 980intcrchangc firet off nup ur US 580 will be 34ttrStrEet A{Grdt, takeWebeter mc block to Hawthons. AdditlonrlContlngency Telephone Numbcrs Polaoncontrol ccntli (800) 52$.2222 Ertvlrotox...,..r.r...r.,....'....r.r....r,r,..rrr..r..,.i.,..r..r.....r'rrrt9f 6) 020.06C{ CHEIITHEC. (E0o){24rf300 Note; Oaty call CIIEMTREC ln en eEoncrct. CIIEIWTRECotf,ndr for Cbouicel Trrnoportatlon Euoryoncy Cen0er,a publlc rervlce of the Chcnlcsl Mrnrdrcturer's Arcodrtlon. CHEMTREC cln uually provlde hurd Infmmadon wrrnlngr, rnd guidrncc vhen glven lhe idcndflcrilon nunber or thc nsnc of the pruluct md t,!6 [rhrIt o,f ths problcun,CHEMTREC mn nbo corlsct the rpproprlrlc erpcrfi. Tbts $lte $Nt€tyPlsn hrc b€cn revlewedby thc followlag pcrronst tr'hld Supcrintend$t: Vcrn L, Psden Ilealtt rnd g.foty Coordlmtor: Lcroy M. Gordon Pagc17 Excavated/Stockpi led soil stockFiled Soil I satflPling PLan volu[e I (Estinated) | One sample for every 50 cubic yards mlnlnum. stoctpll€dt soLl Dust b€ Placod oD b€rD€d Plastic aDd uust be coEpl€t61y cov€red by glrstic shaetinq. 16. chemical rnethods and associated detection Iinits to be used for analyzing sanples The Tri-R€gioual Board recoDuend€d nini[uu v€rificatioa analysas and prlctical quabtitation reporting tisits sboulil be folloradl. s attached Table 2. Contaminant EPA, DHS, or Other EPA, DHS, or l,lethod Sought sanple Preparation other AnaIYsis Detection Method Number Method Nurn-ber Limit Soil Sanple: TPHg EPA 5O30 GCFID 1 ppm TPHd EPA 3550 GCFID 1 ppn TOG sM 5520 Gravimetric 50 ppm BTEX EPA 5O3O 8020 0.005 ppm ClHC EPA 5030 8010 * Metals AA 6010 PNA,PC 8270- 8080 *MetaIs 50 r- L cd, cr, Pd, and Zn. TPHg EPA 5()3O GCFI D I ppn TPHd EPA 3550 GCFID I pprn TOG sM s520 Gravinetric 50 pPm BTEX EPA 5O3O 8020 005 ppm AnaJyses per PauJ Srni:h (7/27/92) 1.7. subrflit site Hea1th and Safety Plan (see Instructions) -5- Excavated/stockpiled Soil stockpiled soif I sanPling PIan Volune I (Estinated) | one sample for every 50 cubic yards atockpil€d soil Eust b€ Placed on b€msd Plastic aDd nust be codpl6tely cov€red by Plastic sh€ctiDg. 16. chenical nethods and associated detection lirnits to be used for analyzing sanples Tb6 Tri-R€gioDal Boald reconuendlEd EiDiDuD v€rificatioD analys6s and placticaf, quantltatioD repoltLrq liEits sbould b€ follor€d. lb attached Table 2. Contaninant EPA, DHS, or Other EPA, DHs, or I'Iethod Sought Sample Preparation other Analysis Detect ion Method Number l.lethod Nunber Lirnit bo.] l Sample: TPHg EpA 5030 GCFID 1 ppt TPHd EPA 3550 CCFID l ppt TOG sM 5520 Gravimet r i c 50 ppm BTEX EPA 5O3O 8020 0.005 ppn C] HC EPA 5030 8010 * Metals AA 6010 PNA,PC 8270 - 8080 *Iute JOl t ta 1s are Cd, Cr, Pd, and zn. TPHg EPA 5O30 GCFID I nnm TPHd EPA 3550 GCFID TOG sM 5S20 Gravimetric 50 ppn BTEX EPA 503O 8020 0.005 ppm Analyses per Paul Smi:h (7/2r/92) L7. subnit Site Health and Safety PIan (See Instructions) -5- Excavated/ stockpi I ed soil Stockpiled Soil I Sa:npling Plan voLune I (Estinated) | One sanple for every 50 cubic yards n 1n lmum . Stockpll€al soll Eust bE plec€d on bern€il PlastLc aDd Eust be cotnpletely cov€roil by plastic sbeeting. 15. chenical nethods and associated detection Iinits to be used for anatyzing samp.Ies Th6 fri-Rogiona1 Board reconnend€d nininurn ?6rificatioa analysea aDatpr.ctical quantltation reportirg linits sbould b€ follow€d. sb attached Table 2. contaninant EPA, DHS, or Other EPA, DHS, OT Method Sought Sample Preparation other Analysis Detection Method Number ltethod Number Linit Soil TPHg EPA 5O3O CCFID 1 ppm TFHd EPA 3550 GCFID l ppm TOG sM s520 Gravinetric 50 ppn BTEX EPA 5O3O 8020 0.005 ppn C1HC EpA 5030 8010 * Metals AA 60I0 PNA,PC 8270- 8080 *I"le Soil tal s Cd. Cr, Pd, and Zn. Sample: TPHg 5030 'TPTId EPA GCFID r ppm EPA 3550 GCFID l ppm TOG sM 5520 Gravinetric 50 ppm BTEX EPA 5O3O 8020 0.005 ppm Analyses per Paul Smi-h (1/?7/e2) 17. subnit site Health and Safety Plan (see lnstructions) rev 3192 -5- Excavated/ Stockpi I ed SoiI stockpiled Soil I sanpling Plan VoluEe I (EstiEated) |I n,ne sample for every 5U cubic yards m1n1num. stockpil€d sol.l Eust bo placed oD berEed plastic anC nust be boEpl6t€1y covored by pl.astic sh€etlDg. 16. che ical nethods and associate:l detecti.on Limits to be used for analyzing sanples ?he Tri-RogioDal Eoard reco@ended EiDimum vorification analys€s aDal practLcal guantitatioa reportirq liEits should ba follor.ed. s attached TabLe 2. Contanrnant EPA, DHS, or Other EPA, DHs. or Method sought sample Preparation other Analysis Detect ion Method Nunber Method Nunber Linit Soi 1 Sampl e: TPHg EPA 5O3O GCFID l ppn TPHd EPA 3550 GCFID l ppm TOG sM 5520 Gravinetric 50 ppm BTEX EPA 5O3O 8020 0.005 ppm C1t]C EpA 5030 8010 * Metals AA 6010 PNA,PC 8270 - 8080 *Ivletal Soil s are Cd . Cr , Pd, and Zn. Sample: TPIIg EPA 5O50 GCFID I nnm 1'PHd EPA 3550 CCFID r pp* TOG SM SSZO Gravinetric 50 ppm BTEX EPA 5030 8020 0.005 ppn Analyses per Paul Srni:h (7/ ?1/ 92) 17. subnit site Health and Safety Plan (See Instructions) ccv 3192 -5- ZACCOR CORP PAGE 2 sr^r of cAlttoRNt^ l:llr ^Ni' CONSUi,tll SEtVtCElAGENCTf CONTRACOI$'STATI' LICENSEBOART' dtt 4fig 2&w**zylh*lily HAZARDOUSSUBSTAN OVAL AND REMBDIAL ACTION CATION Purcrrantlo tha l, * *re the Reelstrarof that quellfylngpcrson has suiccsfully remcdlal ictlons e.xsminatlon, mGnTRm0f JEFF[tt 6C0azAccor c0uecr0{t .+. lJccnseNo.: 418799 Nameslyle: z^@on cororulB8, ttfc. 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