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areas and manufacturing processes on-site are conducted in a manner to prevent the accidental ref ease of such materials. 4. Chemica] Com atibilit and Se oration. Information showing pro- cedures, controls, signs or other methods used to ensure separation and protection of stored materials from factors which may cause accidental ignition or reaction of ignitable or reactive materials. 5, Monitarin Proo ream. Information including, but not limited to, the location, type, manufacturer's specifications cif applicable} and suitab~l~ty of monitoring methods far each storage facility when required by Appendix II-E. 6, Securit Precautions. A security program for preventing unauth- orized entry of persons or animals into the storage facilities and reduc- ing the potential for theft, sabotage yr accidental discharge. 7. Hazard Labelin and Warnin Si ns. A description of warning markings vn containers, storage areas, storage structures, surrounding fences, gates and access ways acceptable to the Chief. 8. Ins ection and Recordkee in . A schedule and procedures for in- specting all monitoring equipment, safety and emergency equipment. The permittee sha11 develop and follow a written inspection procedure acceptable to the Chief far inspecting the facility for malfunctions and deterioration, operator's error, poor housekeeping practices and dis- charges which may be causing, ar may lead ta, unauthorized discharges of hazardous materials, These inspections must be at a frequency appro- priate to the possible deterioration of equipment and facilities, and to the probability of human error and of sufficient frequency to detect problems prior to a discharge, An inspection checksheet shall be devel~ aped to be used in conjunction with routine inspections. The checksheet shall provide for the date, time, and location of inspection, note any problems, dates and times of any corrective actions taken, name of inspector and the counter-signature of the designated safety manager far the faci1 ity. 9. Em to ee Trainin . A training program appropriate to the types and quantities of materials stored or used must be conducted to prepare employees tv,safely handle hazardous materials an a daily basis and dur- ing emergenc7es. The training program sha11 include; a. Instruction in safe storage and handling of hazardous mater- ials including maintenance of monitoring records. b. Instruction in emergency procedures far leaks, spills, fires ar explosions including shut-dawn of operations, if necessary. c. Recordkeeping procedures far documenting training given to employees. 10. Emergent E ui ment. A description of emergency equipment, and testing and maintenance procedures used to assure operation and avail- ability. Ordinance - 76