and funds

Disposal

at a permitted facility. Depending on the specific conditions, however, the Facility may choose to implement an alternative decontamination method sucli as surface deaning or in-situ neutralization or stabilization. Any such alternative shall be approved by the Department prior to implementation. 6.4.2. Evacuation During an emergency that threatens the health or safety of CWL personnel, the following steps shall be taken as needed to facilitate safe coordinated evacuation: 1. Stop work. 2. If safe, close containers and shut down equipment or otherwise place it in a safe mode. 3. Alert personnel in the affected area by announcing the evacuation by voice command, "Evacuate the Area." 4. Activate the available evacuation signal consistent with the internal communications and alarm systems. 5. Notify the Facility ERO by activating a mamial pull alarm or by dialing the EOC at 911 or 844-0911. Medical

Response

can also be requested at the same time. KFES and the ERO shall also be notified by activation of an automatic fire alarm. 6. Check to see whether there is evidence that tlie designated evacuation route is not safe. 7. If there is no evidence of danger or obstacles, exit the CWL according to the evacuation route. 8. If there is evidence of danger or obstacles, exit the CWL by any safe route available. 9. If safe, check for other persoru'iel in other areas of the CWL. 10. Proceed to the designated assembly area for roll call to be taken by the EC or designee. PER!,/IIT ATT ACHMENT 6 Page 121 ofl25 New Mexico Environinent Depaitment Sandia National Laboi'atoiies October 2011 (Revised Februaiy2021) Post-Closure Care Pennit NM5890110518 11. If the EC and CWL persoru'iel are assembling at an alternate location, proceed to that location. 12. Inform the EC or designee about any otlier people still believed to be inside the CWL. 13. Do not re-enter tl'ie CWL until the IC or EC determines tliat is safe. The evacuation route to be used during an emergency is shown in Figure 2 of Attachment 1 and Figure 13 of Attachment 6 of this Peri'nit. 6.4.3. Coordination with Off-Site Parties and Emergency Notification The Facility EOC shall notify DOE of all emergencies at the Facility. The Permittees shall notify State and Local agencies if State or Local resources are needed, if human health or the Center (1-800-424-8802) if human health or the environment is threatened outside the Facility. The notification shall include the following. 1. Name and telephone number of the responsible official 2. Facility name and address 3. Time and nature of emergency 4. Type and quantities of wastes and materials involved to the extent known 5. Personnel injuries, and 6. Potential

Environmental hazards

is threatened outside the Facility, or if areas outside the SNL Facility may require protective action. The Facility will verbally infori'n the City of Albuquerque and Isleta Pueblo as soon as possible, in the unlikely event that residents of Albuquerque or Isleta Pueblo could be affected. The notification shall include available infon'nation about the nature and location of the emergency, the waste and materials involved, and the recommended protective actions. The most likely protective actions are expecteA to include evacuation or sheltering indoors with doors and windows closed and ventilation systems shut off. In the event of emergencyinvolving injuries thatrequire medical services from one ofthe hospitals listed in Table 6-1, the Permittees shall provide all available information about the incident and the wastes and materials involved to tlie responders as soon as possible. The Peri'nittees shall also notify the National

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to human health, or the envirorunent, outside the Facility. Further, the Permittees shall also provide this information to the Department in accordance with regulatory requirements, including verbal notification via the 24-horir emergency reporting number (1-505-827-9329) or other emergency notification number designated by the Department. 6.5. POST-EMERGENCY ACTIONS Irni'nediately after an emergency, the EC and the IC shall: 1. Continue to monitor for leaks, pressure buildup, gas generation, and ruptures in valves, pipes, or other equipment; 2. Provide for properly treating, storing, or disposing of recovered waste, contaminated soil or other media, or any other material or waste; 3. Ensure that no waste that may be incompatible with released material or waste is managed at the CWL until cleanup procedures are completed; and PERMIT ATT ACHMENT 6 Page 122 of 125 New Mexico Environinent Department Sandia National lboi'atoiies October 2011 (Revised Febi'uary2021) Post-Closure Care Pennit NM5890110518 4. Ensure that all equipment used in responding to the emergency is cleaned and fit for its intended use before resuming operations at tlie CWL. Before resuming operations a'fter an emergency, the Permittees shall notify the Department tliat incompatible waste will not be managed until cleanup procedures are complete and equipment listed in this Contingency Plan is cleaned and fit for rise. 6.6. EMERGENCY RESPONSE RECORDS AND REPORTS The time, date, and details of an incident or emergency involving implementation of this Contingency Plan shall be noted in the Operating Record. Within fifteen (15) calendar days following the incident or emergency, a written report shall be submitted to the Department identifyinga 1. Name, address, and telephone number of the responsible official; 2. Name, address, and telephone number of the Facility; 3. Date, time, and type of emergency or incident (e.g., fire, explosion, release); 4. Name and quantity of wastes and material(s) involved; 5. Extent of injuries (if any); 6. Assessment of actual or potential