Chemical Spills. The janitorial service provider shall maintain an established plan that addresses incidental and emergency spills of any chemicals brought on-site.
Chemical Spills. The vendor shall be responsible for any chemical spills that occur during the unloading of the chemical.
a. The vendor shall immediately, while remaining on the delivery site, notify plant personnel of any and all spills.
b. Any chemical spill MUST be cleaned up and properly disposed of by the supplier in an appropriate manner, acceptable to the entity, prior to leaving the entity’s facility.
c. Vendor shall provide a toll free, twenty-four hour phone number for the chemical emergency response.
i. If an emergency response situation arises from an uncontrolled discharge of chemical, vendor shall provide an emergency response crew with all necessary spill containment and remediation materials to properly respond to the emergency within two (2) hours of notification.
ii. Bidder shall provide emergency response crew(s) at no cost to the entity.
Chemical Spills. Caution: If a chemical spill has been captured, do not attempt maintenance. Immediately contact the local hazard response agency and contact Contech.
Chemical Spills. If any chemical gets on you or your clothing, flush with lots of water. Use the safety shower for extensive spills. Do not apply ointment. If any chemical spills onto the desk or floor, flush with lots of water and wipe up with rags or paper towels and dispose of rags. If any chemical gets in the eye, immediately irrigate the eye with a gentle stream of water from the eye wash to wash away the chemical. Do this for 20 minutes. Do not put anything on the eye. The presence of contact lenses often hinders the treatment of chemical splashes. The eye needs urgent irrigation after injury and removal of contact lenses is made difficult by the spasm of the eyelids.
Chemical Spills. If you spill a chemical, have been appropriately trained, and you know it can be safely cleaned up, do so. If you discover a situation that is hazardous to the general SLAC population, vacate the area and pull a fire alarm box. Then, from a safe location dial Ext. 9-911 and provide additional information to emergency personnel.
Chemical Spills. Provide a copy of the company Spill Clean Up procedure if applicable. If a Contractor has a chemical spill while performing operations at the worksite they must immediately secure the area (seal the drains, etc.), warn bystanders of the situation, attempt to clear the area of all personnel, and contact Campus Management.
