Spill Clean Up and Disposal Sample Clauses

Spill Clean Up and Disposal. Effect the response plan. Control the leakage and absorb the spillage using suitably absorbent materials. Provide safety equipment and personal protective equipment for handling of chemical wastes would be similar to that for handling of chemicals. Safety equipment includes but is not limited to: • Fire extinguishers. • Spades, brushes, dustpan, mop and bucket (or similar readily available on site). • Absorbent material such as dry sand, tissues and toweling (all materials readily available on-site). • Containers including plaster bags, drums, etc. • Absorbing materials. • Pumps. Personal protective equipment includes as appropriate: • First-aid kits. • Safety helmet and goggles. • Gloves which can resist chemical reaction. • Protective boot and clothing. EIA Ref. Recommended Mitigation Measures Who to implement the measure ? Location of the measure When to implement the measure ? What requirements or standards for the measure to achieve ?
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