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

The notification will include at least the following information:
Name and phone number of the emergency coordinator.
Name and address of the proposed TSF.
Date, time, and type of the incident (spill, fire, etc.).
Causes of the incident or emergency.
Description of corrective actions taken to prevent recurrence of such incident or
emergency.
Name, identification, and quantity of chemicals involved in the incident.
Report of damages to human health and the environment, including harm to others and
the extent of damage outside the proposed TSF.
An estimate of the amount of the chemicals, chemical wastes, and materials that require
disposal as a result of the incident or emergency.
A plan for disposal of the chemical wastes and materials resulting from the incident or
emergency.
Events that require implementation of the Contingency Plan will be documented in the proposed
TSF operating record. Within 15 days of the accident, PMR will submit a written report
describing the incident to the Administrator of NDEP (40 CFR 264.56(g)-(j)).
5 EMERGENCY RESPONSE EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS
Emergency response equipment will be available in the immediate work area. The proposed TSF
personnel will be trained in the response actions required for a release of hazardous material. The
ready access to response materials is key to an effective response effort. All response activities
will consider the potential migration of the hazardous waste and minimize the potential impact to
human health and the environment.
The equipment and materials to be used to respond to an incident involving hazardous waste are
located in process areas. This equipment and materials include the following:
Dry chemical fire extinguishers - extinguish chemical fires.
Splash goggles - protect eyes.
Butyl or neoprene gloves - protect hands.
Contingency Plan App 6A-Page 7
JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc. March 2013