Precious Metals Recovery LLC RCRA Permit Application Dry Hills ...

Determine proper storage and placement of hazardous materials or hazardous wastes, and
prevent placing any incompatible materials in contact with released materials.
Determine proper containers and secondary containment for materials gathered during
incident response.
Determine proper final disposition for the materials involved in the incident and any
waste materials generated during the incident.
Determine appropriate equipment, supplies, and PPE required.
After an emergency, any residue from the release, fire, or other event will be treated, stored, and
disposed of according to all applicable RCRA regulations.
Return Equipment to Proper Location and Working Order
The emergency coordinator will ensure that emergency equipment and supplies are returned to a
state of repair and readiness in proper working condition, decontaminated, and resupplied as
necessary to be prepared for the next potential incident.
4 INCIDENT LOG
The emergency coordinator will conduct an investigation or evaluation addressing the following
items:
Root cause of the incident.
Factors contributing to the conditions of the incident.
Modifications necessary to prevent such an incident from occurring again.
Effectiveness of the response activities, improvements, changes.
Changes to this Contingency Plan when necessary to improve the response effort and the
quality of the proposed TSF’s emergency preparedness.
The emergency coordinator will record the date, time, activities, samples collected, and other
details describing the response at the completion of the response activities. The record will
include the internal and external notification dates and times and details requiring follow up to
the response activities.
Contingency Plan App 6A-Page 6
JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc. March 2013