Step 1
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 1 - A
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 2
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 2 - A
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 2 - B
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 2 - C
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 2 - A - Battery Acid
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 2 - A - Battery Acid Spill Kit
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 2 - B - Battery Acid
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 2 - D
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 3
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 3 - A
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 3 - B
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 4
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 4 - A
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 4 - B
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 4 - C
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 5
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 5 - A
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 6
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 6 - A
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 6 - B
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 6 - C
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 7
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 8
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
Step 9
Select a Match
If the answer to any of these questions is “YES”; contact the Chemical Emergency Response Team (CERT) for your site immediately.
Take direction from TERT member who will determine if the following are required:
Gather information from the callerName, call-back phone number, exact location of spill (Site, Building, Bay/Aisle/Column Letter and Number, Department, Office Complex, etc.), what type of chemical or fluid, and how much fluid or chemical is spilt.
Notify Tactical Emergency Response Team (TERT)
Notify one member of the Environmental TERT group for your site AND one member of the Safety TERT group for your site.
Log activity via the E-Logger Emergency Category and complete a Perspective Activity Report
Responding officer remains at scene until situation resolved
If the answer to all of these questions is “NO”; proceed to step #3 of this procedure.
Does the substance appear dangerous (smoking, bubbling, vaporous etc)?
A security officer responds to the scene and evaluates from a safe distance
For battery acid, make sure that the “Battery Acid Spill Kit” is delivered from your Security Gate to the scene of the spill for the CERT to use. CERT will utilize the Ampho-Mag neutralizer to neutralize the spill. Once CERT determines that the spill is completely neutralized, CERT will ask Security to call the janitorial services to clean up and dispose of the material.
Is the substance believed to be clean water? (Water Leak)
Notify CERT (Chemical Emergency Response Team)
Notify your Security Supervision.
Stop substance from entering drains
Contain substance if safely possible
Notify City Emergency Responders
EW, PEC, & TCAO: Notify a local onsite JD Duty Supervisor OR onsite Maintenance Supervisor
Take steps to keep others out of affected area
Is contamination of the outside environment possible (drains, soil, waterways etc)?
This notification is just to make the Supervisor aware of the spill.
Log information about the Spill during call if possible
Perform evacuation procedures if directed by TERT
Is the substance believed to be battery acid?
Notify IRT
Officers must leave an “urgent” message describing the nature of the spill and explain that the situation is on hold until the TERT member returns the call and makes a decision on how to handle the scenario.
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