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SITE INSPECTION AND SAFETY PLAN

for

RAFFI ampSWANSON INC

(SURFACE COATINGS INC)

100 Eames Street

Wilmington Massachusetts

Submitted to Merrill S Hohman Director Air and Hazardous Materials Division US EPA Region I

Submitted byDavid Cook Project Leader Ecology and Environment Inc (E ampE)FIT Team Region I

Date Submitted August 14 1980

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1 Purpose of Inspection

To gather information necessary to determine the potential for

RCRA andor 311104 Clean Water Act actions regarding Raffi and

Swanson Inc

2 Objectives

To interview appropriate plant personnel determine sampling point

locations and obtain samples for the purpose of preliminary screening

and further analysis

3 Background

31 Site name Raffi and Swanson Inc

32 Location 100 Eames Street Wilmington Massachusetts

33 Description

Raffi and SwansonSurface Coatings Inc occupies a 25-acre

site bounded on the west by the Boston an~ Maine railroad tracks

and on the south by Eames Street The property consists of

eighteen to twenty separate buildings and storage sheds and

several large outside above ground storage tanks The property

is fenced by chain 1 ink and the front gate on Eames Street

appears to be the sole access point General housekeeping at the

facility is good with the exception of some 55-gallon drums stored

at the rear (north) of the property some gravel fill ~ich

appears to have been recently disturbed (a 1 so at thge rear of the

property) and several deep cuts in the embankment at the west

side of the property which lead into the drainage ditch adjacent

to the Boston and Ma1ne railroad tracks

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3 Background - continued

34 Hazards identified or alleged

Table I lists the chemicals used during process operations at the sitP Chemicals may be present in the drums stored on the north side of the property or buried in the disturbed fill area also on the north side of the property

4 Concept of operation

A three man team will be used to conduct interviews and survey the areas with hazard potential An organic vapor analyser or HNu will be used to delineate areas with hazard potential Samples will be

collected and taken to the EPA regional laboratory for analysis

5 Logistics and site set-up

See Figure I

6 Team organization and task assignments The entry team will consist of

six people as follows

David Cook - Site Entry Team Leader Paul Clay - Work Party Glen Smart - Work Party Rob Palermo - Work Party Anne Marie Desmarais - Safety Officer Margret Hanley - CommunicationsDocument

The team will be briefed on the day before site entry The briefing wi 11 include review of appropriate background data obtained in the preliminary site assessment so that the team will be ~are of any potential hazards identified and will focus their attention upon questions raised by the preliminary site assessments Following the briefing there will be an equipment check-out

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TABLE 1 Application No 308

MATERIAL BEING STORED

Lacquer Thinner Shellacol (Denatured Ethyl Alcohol Petrohol (Isopropyl Alcohol) Methyl Ethyl Ketone Toluol Toluol Ethyl Acetate 99 DIBK Butyl Acetate 40 Cellosolve 111 Trichloroethane Solox 99 (Anhydrous Ethyl Alcohol

Denatured) Xylol Methyl Ethyl Ketone Heptane Acetone MIBK Butyl Cellosolve Solvent 60 (Butyl Alcohol) V M amp P Naphtha Ethyl acrylate Methyl Methacrylate 2 - Ethyl Hexylacrylate Acrylonitrile n-Butyl acrylate

ANNUAL THRUPUT

75000 55333

133427 87000

473384 (included in 5)

53298 21922 27593 42048 41832

35815 49751

(included in 4)

5522 11643 15670 9123

11092 6621

85000 15000 15000 7500

10000

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SIZE OF CONTAINER

10000 (gal) 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 6000 6000 6000 6000

6000 6000 6000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 6800 6800 3400 3400 6800

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0830 Arrive at site establish command post Work party commences setting up hot-line decontamination and final equipment checkout Work party is briefed on safetysampling procedures

Site entry Team Leader Conducts interview with site representative to establish the following

61 The method of formulation of the cleaning solvent and the location of its use

62 The method by which re-conditioned solvent is returned from Solvents Recovery Service of New En~land

63 The average monthly number of drums shipped for reconditioning and drum storage location

64 The history of the disturbed area of fill at the rear of the property

6gt The origin of the cut in the embankment at the west of the property

66 The location of all manholes within the property

0930 Site Entry Team Leader gives final briefing checks hot-line set-up work party equipment and wind direction

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0945 Work party enters site proceeds along service road past outside tanks to area of disturbed fill and 11wash 11 drums at northwest corner of site Distance is approximately 500 northwest of site entry point Work party will constantly monitor explosivity oxygen and volitiles en route Work party will inspect characterize and photograph landfill area and 11wash drum area Potential sampling sites will be identified If sampling is indicated work party will return to the hot-line to change tanks and return to take samples (optional)

1005 Work party returns to hot-line to change tanks

1015 Work party investigates area of above-ground tanks immediately northwest of site entry point for potential sampling sites (distance approximately 50 feet perimeter of area approximately 400 feet)

1040 Work party returns to hot-line and proceeds through personnel decontamination

1050 Work party briefs Site Entry Team Leader on findings and team evaluates requirement for further on-site measurements or additional sampling

1100 Work party prepares to re-enter site for additional characterizationsampling or final equipment decontamination and breakdown of hot-line

1200 Withdraw from site

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8 See attached Site Safety Plan

9 See attached Site Safety Plan

10 Disposal

All disposable personnel gear will be bagged and drummed on site The drum will be left on site and disposal arranged through Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering via a licensed waste hauler

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SITE SAFETY PLAN

DATE bull August 13 1980middotrSITE Raffi amp swanson Inc PREfARER AM Desmarais middot LOCATION 100 Eames Street Wilmington TDD NO F-1-8006-01

INVESTIGATIVE OBJECTIVE (S) To determine potential for RCBA3111104 action by takin

samples for analysis PROPOSED DATE OF INVESTIGATION

BACKGROUND REVIEW COMPLETE UU PRELIMINARY CJ OVERALL HAZARD SERIOUS [] MODERATE ~ UN JDOCUMENTATIONSUMMARY

SITE WASTE CliARACIERISTICS

~ gt0WASTE TYPE (S) LICUID (]I SOLID 0 SUJIXiE D GAS D 32

OiARACTERISTIC(S) WRJaiiVE D IGNITABLE 0 RADI~IVE D VOIATILE [iJ HtgtJ

roXIC D REACTIVE D 001UNKNCllN D OiliER D ~I 1 SIZE 25 acres BUilDINGS 15-20_______ gt-31)FACnIiY DESCRIPTirn ~

gtGl4ra=vel=a=t-=rearofbuildinq~s__IOPCGRAPHY _ _Pavedflat~a=reaa=roundb-=u-=i~ld~l=n~gas--=f-=l-=a=t_g ~tPRINCIPAL DISPCSAL MEl1iltD (type am location) tgtltl

trucked off site for recovery ~I

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UNUSUAL FEATURES (dike integrity ~ lines terrain etc) snspCOUamp mouec 1 0 ~ 0

r F~i~l~l~ar=e~aL~s2u~r~fa~ce~droiJalilinuaampaue_locloluJot-s_________________ STAnJS (open closed unknown) - I JtumiddotIDRY (WOrker ox nonorker injucy carplaints fran plblic previous agency action)

Two reported citizen complains (approximately one year ago) - found to be break i n

process pipe several odor complaints received by Mass DEQE I

Compalv manufactures finishes such as 1altlners urethanes accyli cs epoxies apd en am shy

Principal waste is solvent mixture used to wash process equipment transported in d 1

to (3) ~000 gallon holding tanks Some dplms stored at rear of prope~ near distur

fill area evidence of surface middotrun-off from site into adjacent drainage ditch Per

miter survey by E amp E personnel noted company personnel moving throughout site with

no ~pparent protection no evidenceof acute exposure effects vegetation surroundi r

containin~ area not apparently stressed potential hazard may be from unsealed drums

volitile o~ganics at ~ of building

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1 Purpose of Inspection

To gather information necessary to determine the potential for

RCRA andor 311104 Clean Water Act actions regarding Raffi and

Swanson Inc

2 Objectives

To interview appropriate plant personnel determine sampling point

locations and obtain samples for the purpose of preliminary screening

and further analysis

3 Background

31 Site name Raffi and Swanson Inc

32 Location 100 Eames Street Wilmington Massachusetts

33 Description

Raffi and SwansonSurface Coatings Inc occupies a 25-acre

site bounded on the west by the Boston an~ Maine railroad tracks

and on the south by Eames Street The property consists of

eighteen to twenty separate buildings and storage sheds and

several large outside above ground storage tanks The property

is fenced by chain 1 ink and the front gate on Eames Street

appears to be the sole access point General housekeeping at the

facility is good with the exception of some 55-gallon drums stored

at the rear (north) of the property some gravel fill ~ich

appears to have been recently disturbed (a 1 so at thge rear of the

property) and several deep cuts in the embankment at the west

side of the property which lead into the drainage ditch adjacent

to the Boston and Ma1ne railroad tracks

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3 Background - continued

34 Hazards identified or alleged

Table I lists the chemicals used during process operations at the sitP Chemicals may be present in the drums stored on the north side of the property or buried in the disturbed fill area also on the north side of the property

4 Concept of operation

A three man team will be used to conduct interviews and survey the areas with hazard potential An organic vapor analyser or HNu will be used to delineate areas with hazard potential Samples will be

collected and taken to the EPA regional laboratory for analysis

5 Logistics and site set-up

See Figure I

6 Team organization and task assignments The entry team will consist of

six people as follows

David Cook - Site Entry Team Leader Paul Clay - Work Party Glen Smart - Work Party Rob Palermo - Work Party Anne Marie Desmarais - Safety Officer Margret Hanley - CommunicationsDocument

The team will be briefed on the day before site entry The briefing wi 11 include review of appropriate background data obtained in the preliminary site assessment so that the team will be ~are of any potential hazards identified and will focus their attention upon questions raised by the preliminary site assessments Following the briefing there will be an equipment check-out

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TABLE 1 Application No 308

MATERIAL BEING STORED

Lacquer Thinner Shellacol (Denatured Ethyl Alcohol Petrohol (Isopropyl Alcohol) Methyl Ethyl Ketone Toluol Toluol Ethyl Acetate 99 DIBK Butyl Acetate 40 Cellosolve 111 Trichloroethane Solox 99 (Anhydrous Ethyl Alcohol

Denatured) Xylol Methyl Ethyl Ketone Heptane Acetone MIBK Butyl Cellosolve Solvent 60 (Butyl Alcohol) V M amp P Naphtha Ethyl acrylate Methyl Methacrylate 2 - Ethyl Hexylacrylate Acrylonitrile n-Butyl acrylate

ANNUAL THRUPUT

75000 55333

133427 87000

473384 (included in 5)

53298 21922 27593 42048 41832

35815 49751

(included in 4)

5522 11643 15670 9123

11092 6621

85000 15000 15000 7500

10000

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SIZE OF CONTAINER

10000 (gal) 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 6000 6000 6000 6000

6000 6000 6000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 6800 6800 3400 3400 6800

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Due to the size of this site areas to be investigated and SCBA limitations the site entry will be scheduled as the first one of the day The following is a proposed time schedule and sequence of events

0830 Arrive at site establish command post Work party commences setting up hot-line decontamination and final equipment checkout Work party is briefed on safetysampling procedures

Site entry Team Leader Conducts interview with site representative to establish the following

61 The method of formulation of the cleaning solvent and the location of its use

62 The method by which re-conditioned solvent is returned from Solvents Recovery Service of New En~land

63 The average monthly number of drums shipped for reconditioning and drum storage location

64 The history of the disturbed area of fill at the rear of the property

6gt The origin of the cut in the embankment at the west of the property

66 The location of all manholes within the property

0930 Site Entry Team Leader gives final briefing checks hot-line set-up work party equipment and wind direction

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0945 Work party enters site proceeds along service road past outside tanks to area of disturbed fill and 11wash 11 drums at northwest corner of site Distance is approximately 500 northwest of site entry point Work party will constantly monitor explosivity oxygen and volitiles en route Work party will inspect characterize and photograph landfill area and 11wash drum area Potential sampling sites will be identified If sampling is indicated work party will return to the hot-line to change tanks and return to take samples (optional)

1005 Work party returns to hot-line to change tanks

1015 Work party investigates area of above-ground tanks immediately northwest of site entry point for potential sampling sites (distance approximately 50 feet perimeter of area approximately 400 feet)

1040 Work party returns to hot-line and proceeds through personnel decontamination

1050 Work party briefs Site Entry Team Leader on findings and team evaluates requirement for further on-site measurements or additional sampling

1100 Work party prepares to re-enter site for additional characterizationsampling or final equipment decontamination and breakdown of hot-line

1200 Withdraw from site

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8 See attached Site Safety Plan

9 See attached Site Safety Plan

10 Disposal

All disposable personnel gear will be bagged and drummed on site The drum will be left on site and disposal arranged through Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering via a licensed waste hauler

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SITE SAFETY PLAN

DATE bull August 13 1980middotrSITE Raffi amp swanson Inc PREfARER AM Desmarais middot LOCATION 100 Eames Street Wilmington TDD NO F-1-8006-01

INVESTIGATIVE OBJECTIVE (S) To determine potential for RCBA3111104 action by takin

samples for analysis PROPOSED DATE OF INVESTIGATION

BACKGROUND REVIEW COMPLETE UU PRELIMINARY CJ OVERALL HAZARD SERIOUS [] MODERATE ~ UN JDOCUMENTATIONSUMMARY

SITE WASTE CliARACIERISTICS

~ gt0WASTE TYPE (S) LICUID (]I SOLID 0 SUJIXiE D GAS D 32

OiARACTERISTIC(S) WRJaiiVE D IGNITABLE 0 RADI~IVE D VOIATILE [iJ HtgtJ

roXIC D REACTIVE D 001UNKNCllN D OiliER D ~I 1 SIZE 25 acres BUilDINGS 15-20_______ gt-31)FACnIiY DESCRIPTirn ~

gtGl4ra=vel=a=t-=rearofbuildinq~s__IOPCGRAPHY _ _Pavedflat~a=reaa=roundb-=u-=i~ld~l=n~gas--=f-=l-=a=t_g ~tPRINCIPAL DISPCSAL MEl1iltD (type am location) tgtltl

trucked off site for recovery ~I

I 0 Drums and (3) 2000 gallon holding tanks tgtl

UNUSUAL FEATURES (dike integrity ~ lines terrain etc) snspCOUamp mouec 1 0 ~ 0

r F~i~l~l~ar=e~aL~s2u~r~fa~ce~droiJalilinuaampaue_locloluJot-s_________________ STAnJS (open closed unknown) - I JtumiddotIDRY (WOrker ox nonorker injucy carplaints fran plblic previous agency action)

Two reported citizen complains (approximately one year ago) - found to be break i n

process pipe several odor complaints received by Mass DEQE I

Compalv manufactures finishes such as 1altlners urethanes accyli cs epoxies apd en am shy

Principal waste is solvent mixture used to wash process equipment transported in d 1

to (3) ~000 gallon holding tanks Some dplms stored at rear of prope~ near distur

fill area evidence of surface middotrun-off from site into adjacent drainage ditch Per

miter survey by E amp E personnel noted company personnel moving throughout site with

no ~pparent protection no evidenceof acute exposure effects vegetation surroundi r

containin~ area not apparently stressed potential hazard may be from unsealed drums

volitile o~ganics at ~ of building

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3 Background - continued

34 Hazards identified or alleged

Table I lists the chemicals used during process operations at the sitP Chemicals may be present in the drums stored on the north side of the property or buried in the disturbed fill area also on the north side of the property

4 Concept of operation

A three man team will be used to conduct interviews and survey the areas with hazard potential An organic vapor analyser or HNu will be used to delineate areas with hazard potential Samples will be

collected and taken to the EPA regional laboratory for analysis

5 Logistics and site set-up

See Figure I

6 Team organization and task assignments The entry team will consist of

six people as follows

David Cook - Site Entry Team Leader Paul Clay - Work Party Glen Smart - Work Party Rob Palermo - Work Party Anne Marie Desmarais - Safety Officer Margret Hanley - CommunicationsDocument

The team will be briefed on the day before site entry The briefing wi 11 include review of appropriate background data obtained in the preliminary site assessment so that the team will be ~are of any potential hazards identified and will focus their attention upon questions raised by the preliminary site assessments Following the briefing there will be an equipment check-out

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TANK NO

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10 11

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13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

TABLE 1 Application No 308

MATERIAL BEING STORED

Lacquer Thinner Shellacol (Denatured Ethyl Alcohol Petrohol (Isopropyl Alcohol) Methyl Ethyl Ketone Toluol Toluol Ethyl Acetate 99 DIBK Butyl Acetate 40 Cellosolve 111 Trichloroethane Solox 99 (Anhydrous Ethyl Alcohol

Denatured) Xylol Methyl Ethyl Ketone Heptane Acetone MIBK Butyl Cellosolve Solvent 60 (Butyl Alcohol) V M amp P Naphtha Ethyl acrylate Methyl Methacrylate 2 - Ethyl Hexylacrylate Acrylonitrile n-Butyl acrylate

ANNUAL THRUPUT

75000 55333

133427 87000

473384 (included in 5)

53298 21922 27593 42048 41832

35815 49751

(included in 4)

5522 11643 15670 9123

11092 6621

85000 15000 15000 7500

10000

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SIZE OF CONTAINER

10000 (gal) 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 6000 6000 6000 6000

6000 6000 6000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 6800 6800 3400 3400 6800

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0830 Arrive at site establish command post Work party commences setting up hot-line decontamination and final equipment checkout Work party is briefed on safetysampling procedures

Site entry Team Leader Conducts interview with site representative to establish the following

61 The method of formulation of the cleaning solvent and the location of its use

62 The method by which re-conditioned solvent is returned from Solvents Recovery Service of New En~land

63 The average monthly number of drums shipped for reconditioning and drum storage location

64 The history of the disturbed area of fill at the rear of the property

6gt The origin of the cut in the embankment at the west of the property

66 The location of all manholes within the property

0930 Site Entry Team Leader gives final briefing checks hot-line set-up work party equipment and wind direction

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0945 Work party enters site proceeds along service road past outside tanks to area of disturbed fill and 11wash 11 drums at northwest corner of site Distance is approximately 500 northwest of site entry point Work party will constantly monitor explosivity oxygen and volitiles en route Work party will inspect characterize and photograph landfill area and 11wash drum area Potential sampling sites will be identified If sampling is indicated work party will return to the hot-line to change tanks and return to take samples (optional)

1005 Work party returns to hot-line to change tanks

1015 Work party investigates area of above-ground tanks immediately northwest of site entry point for potential sampling sites (distance approximately 50 feet perimeter of area approximately 400 feet)

1040 Work party returns to hot-line and proceeds through personnel decontamination

1050 Work party briefs Site Entry Team Leader on findings and team evaluates requirement for further on-site measurements or additional sampling

1100 Work party prepares to re-enter site for additional characterizationsampling or final equipment decontamination and breakdown of hot-line

1200 Withdraw from site

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middotn -_ 7 See attached Site Safety Plan

8 See attached Site Safety Plan

9 See attached Site Safety Plan

10 Disposal

All disposable personnel gear will be bagged and drummed on site The drum will be left on site and disposal arranged through Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering via a licensed waste hauler

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SITE SAFETY PLAN

DATE bull August 13 1980middotrSITE Raffi amp swanson Inc PREfARER AM Desmarais middot LOCATION 100 Eames Street Wilmington TDD NO F-1-8006-01

INVESTIGATIVE OBJECTIVE (S) To determine potential for RCBA3111104 action by takin

samples for analysis PROPOSED DATE OF INVESTIGATION

BACKGROUND REVIEW COMPLETE UU PRELIMINARY CJ OVERALL HAZARD SERIOUS [] MODERATE ~ UN JDOCUMENTATIONSUMMARY

SITE WASTE CliARACIERISTICS

~ gt0WASTE TYPE (S) LICUID (]I SOLID 0 SUJIXiE D GAS D 32

OiARACTERISTIC(S) WRJaiiVE D IGNITABLE 0 RADI~IVE D VOIATILE [iJ HtgtJ

roXIC D REACTIVE D 001UNKNCllN D OiliER D ~I 1 SIZE 25 acres BUilDINGS 15-20_______ gt-31)FACnIiY DESCRIPTirn ~

gtGl4ra=vel=a=t-=rearofbuildinq~s__IOPCGRAPHY _ _Pavedflat~a=reaa=roundb-=u-=i~ld~l=n~gas--=f-=l-=a=t_g ~tPRINCIPAL DISPCSAL MEl1iltD (type am location) tgtltl

trucked off site for recovery ~I

I 0 Drums and (3) 2000 gallon holding tanks tgtl

UNUSUAL FEATURES (dike integrity ~ lines terrain etc) snspCOUamp mouec 1 0 ~ 0

r F~i~l~l~ar=e~aL~s2u~r~fa~ce~droiJalilinuaampaue_locloluJot-s_________________ STAnJS (open closed unknown) - I JtumiddotIDRY (WOrker ox nonorker injucy carplaints fran plblic previous agency action)

Two reported citizen complains (approximately one year ago) - found to be break i n

process pipe several odor complaints received by Mass DEQE I

Compalv manufactures finishes such as 1altlners urethanes accyli cs epoxies apd en am shy

Principal waste is solvent mixture used to wash process equipment transported in d 1

to (3) ~000 gallon holding tanks Some dplms stored at rear of prope~ near distur

fill area evidence of surface middotrun-off from site into adjacent drainage ditch Per

miter survey by E amp E personnel noted company personnel moving throughout site with

no ~pparent protection no evidenceof acute exposure effects vegetation surroundi r

containin~ area not apparently stressed potential hazard may be from unsealed drums

volitile o~ganics at ~ of building

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13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

TABLE 1 Application No 308

MATERIAL BEING STORED

Lacquer Thinner Shellacol (Denatured Ethyl Alcohol Petrohol (Isopropyl Alcohol) Methyl Ethyl Ketone Toluol Toluol Ethyl Acetate 99 DIBK Butyl Acetate 40 Cellosolve 111 Trichloroethane Solox 99 (Anhydrous Ethyl Alcohol

Denatured) Xylol Methyl Ethyl Ketone Heptane Acetone MIBK Butyl Cellosolve Solvent 60 (Butyl Alcohol) V M amp P Naphtha Ethyl acrylate Methyl Methacrylate 2 - Ethyl Hexylacrylate Acrylonitrile n-Butyl acrylate

ANNUAL THRUPUT

75000 55333

133427 87000

473384 (included in 5)

53298 21922 27593 42048 41832

35815 49751

(included in 4)

5522 11643 15670 9123

11092 6621

85000 15000 15000 7500

10000

1- 3

SIZE OF CONTAINER

10000 (gal) 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 6000 6000 6000 6000

6000 6000 6000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 6800 6800 3400 3400 6800

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6 Team organization and task assignments - continued

Due to the size of this site areas to be investigated and SCBA limitations the site entry will be scheduled as the first one of the day The following is a proposed time schedule and sequence of events

0830 Arrive at site establish command post Work party commences setting up hot-line decontamination and final equipment checkout Work party is briefed on safetysampling procedures

Site entry Team Leader Conducts interview with site representative to establish the following

61 The method of formulation of the cleaning solvent and the location of its use

62 The method by which re-conditioned solvent is returned from Solvents Recovery Service of New En~land

63 The average monthly number of drums shipped for reconditioning and drum storage location

64 The history of the disturbed area of fill at the rear of the property

6gt The origin of the cut in the embankment at the west of the property

66 The location of all manholes within the property

0930 Site Entry Team Leader gives final briefing checks hot-line set-up work party equipment and wind direction

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0945 Work party enters site proceeds along service road past outside tanks to area of disturbed fill and 11wash 11 drums at northwest corner of site Distance is approximately 500 northwest of site entry point Work party will constantly monitor explosivity oxygen and volitiles en route Work party will inspect characterize and photograph landfill area and 11wash drum area Potential sampling sites will be identified If sampling is indicated work party will return to the hot-line to change tanks and return to take samples (optional)

1005 Work party returns to hot-line to change tanks

1015 Work party investigates area of above-ground tanks immediately northwest of site entry point for potential sampling sites (distance approximately 50 feet perimeter of area approximately 400 feet)

1040 Work party returns to hot-line and proceeds through personnel decontamination

1050 Work party briefs Site Entry Team Leader on findings and team evaluates requirement for further on-site measurements or additional sampling

1100 Work party prepares to re-enter site for additional characterizationsampling or final equipment decontamination and breakdown of hot-line

1200 Withdraw from site

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middotn -_ 7 See attached Site Safety Plan

8 See attached Site Safety Plan

9 See attached Site Safety Plan

10 Disposal

All disposable personnel gear will be bagged and drummed on site The drum will be left on site and disposal arranged through Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering via a licensed waste hauler

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SITE SAFETY PLAN

DATE bull August 13 1980middotrSITE Raffi amp swanson Inc PREfARER AM Desmarais middot LOCATION 100 Eames Street Wilmington TDD NO F-1-8006-01

INVESTIGATIVE OBJECTIVE (S) To determine potential for RCBA3111104 action by takin

samples for analysis PROPOSED DATE OF INVESTIGATION

BACKGROUND REVIEW COMPLETE UU PRELIMINARY CJ OVERALL HAZARD SERIOUS [] MODERATE ~ UN JDOCUMENTATIONSUMMARY

SITE WASTE CliARACIERISTICS

~ gt0WASTE TYPE (S) LICUID (]I SOLID 0 SUJIXiE D GAS D 32

OiARACTERISTIC(S) WRJaiiVE D IGNITABLE 0 RADI~IVE D VOIATILE [iJ HtgtJ

roXIC D REACTIVE D 001UNKNCllN D OiliER D ~I 1 SIZE 25 acres BUilDINGS 15-20_______ gt-31)FACnIiY DESCRIPTirn ~

gtGl4ra=vel=a=t-=rearofbuildinq~s__IOPCGRAPHY _ _Pavedflat~a=reaa=roundb-=u-=i~ld~l=n~gas--=f-=l-=a=t_g ~tPRINCIPAL DISPCSAL MEl1iltD (type am location) tgtltl

trucked off site for recovery ~I

I 0 Drums and (3) 2000 gallon holding tanks tgtl

UNUSUAL FEATURES (dike integrity ~ lines terrain etc) snspCOUamp mouec 1 0 ~ 0

r F~i~l~l~ar=e~aL~s2u~r~fa~ce~droiJalilinuaampaue_locloluJot-s_________________ STAnJS (open closed unknown) - I JtumiddotIDRY (WOrker ox nonorker injucy carplaints fran plblic previous agency action)

Two reported citizen complains (approximately one year ago) - found to be break i n

process pipe several odor complaints received by Mass DEQE I

Compalv manufactures finishes such as 1altlners urethanes accyli cs epoxies apd en am shy

Principal waste is solvent mixture used to wash process equipment transported in d 1

to (3) ~000 gallon holding tanks Some dplms stored at rear of prope~ near distur

fill area evidence of surface middotrun-off from site into adjacent drainage ditch Per

miter survey by E amp E personnel noted company personnel moving throughout site with

no ~pparent protection no evidenceof acute exposure effects vegetation surroundi r

containin~ area not apparently stressed potential hazard may be from unsealed drums

volitile o~ganics at ~ of building

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Due to the size of this site areas to be investigated and SCBA limitations the site entry will be scheduled as the first one of the day The following is a proposed time schedule and sequence of events

0830 Arrive at site establish command post Work party commences setting up hot-line decontamination and final equipment checkout Work party is briefed on safetysampling procedures

Site entry Team Leader Conducts interview with site representative to establish the following

61 The method of formulation of the cleaning solvent and the location of its use

62 The method by which re-conditioned solvent is returned from Solvents Recovery Service of New En~land

63 The average monthly number of drums shipped for reconditioning and drum storage location

64 The history of the disturbed area of fill at the rear of the property

6gt The origin of the cut in the embankment at the west of the property

66 The location of all manholes within the property

0930 Site Entry Team Leader gives final briefing checks hot-line set-up work party equipment and wind direction

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0945 Work party enters site proceeds along service road past outside tanks to area of disturbed fill and 11wash 11 drums at northwest corner of site Distance is approximately 500 northwest of site entry point Work party will constantly monitor explosivity oxygen and volitiles en route Work party will inspect characterize and photograph landfill area and 11wash drum area Potential sampling sites will be identified If sampling is indicated work party will return to the hot-line to change tanks and return to take samples (optional)

1005 Work party returns to hot-line to change tanks

1015 Work party investigates area of above-ground tanks immediately northwest of site entry point for potential sampling sites (distance approximately 50 feet perimeter of area approximately 400 feet)

1040 Work party returns to hot-line and proceeds through personnel decontamination

1050 Work party briefs Site Entry Team Leader on findings and team evaluates requirement for further on-site measurements or additional sampling

1100 Work party prepares to re-enter site for additional characterizationsampling or final equipment decontamination and breakdown of hot-line

1200 Withdraw from site

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middotn -_ 7 See attached Site Safety Plan

8 See attached Site Safety Plan

9 See attached Site Safety Plan

10 Disposal

All disposable personnel gear will be bagged and drummed on site The drum will be left on site and disposal arranged through Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering via a licensed waste hauler

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SITE SAFETY PLAN

DATE bull August 13 1980middotrSITE Raffi amp swanson Inc PREfARER AM Desmarais middot LOCATION 100 Eames Street Wilmington TDD NO F-1-8006-01

INVESTIGATIVE OBJECTIVE (S) To determine potential for RCBA3111104 action by takin

samples for analysis PROPOSED DATE OF INVESTIGATION

BACKGROUND REVIEW COMPLETE UU PRELIMINARY CJ OVERALL HAZARD SERIOUS [] MODERATE ~ UN JDOCUMENTATIONSUMMARY

SITE WASTE CliARACIERISTICS

~ gt0WASTE TYPE (S) LICUID (]I SOLID 0 SUJIXiE D GAS D 32

OiARACTERISTIC(S) WRJaiiVE D IGNITABLE 0 RADI~IVE D VOIATILE [iJ HtgtJ

roXIC D REACTIVE D 001UNKNCllN D OiliER D ~I 1 SIZE 25 acres BUilDINGS 15-20_______ gt-31)FACnIiY DESCRIPTirn ~

gtGl4ra=vel=a=t-=rearofbuildinq~s__IOPCGRAPHY _ _Pavedflat~a=reaa=roundb-=u-=i~ld~l=n~gas--=f-=l-=a=t_g ~tPRINCIPAL DISPCSAL MEl1iltD (type am location) tgtltl

trucked off site for recovery ~I

I 0 Drums and (3) 2000 gallon holding tanks tgtl

UNUSUAL FEATURES (dike integrity ~ lines terrain etc) snspCOUamp mouec 1 0 ~ 0

r F~i~l~l~ar=e~aL~s2u~r~fa~ce~droiJalilinuaampaue_locloluJot-s_________________ STAnJS (open closed unknown) - I JtumiddotIDRY (WOrker ox nonorker injucy carplaints fran plblic previous agency action)

Two reported citizen complains (approximately one year ago) - found to be break i n

process pipe several odor complaints received by Mass DEQE I

Compalv manufactures finishes such as 1altlners urethanes accyli cs epoxies apd en am shy

Principal waste is solvent mixture used to wash process equipment transported in d 1

to (3) ~000 gallon holding tanks Some dplms stored at rear of prope~ near distur

fill area evidence of surface middotrun-off from site into adjacent drainage ditch Per

miter survey by E amp E personnel noted company personnel moving throughout site with

no ~pparent protection no evidenceof acute exposure effects vegetation surroundi r

containin~ area not apparently stressed potential hazard may be from unsealed drums

volitile o~ganics at ~ of building

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Due to the size of this site areas to be investigated and SCBA limitations the site entry will be scheduled as the first one of the day The following is a proposed time schedule and sequence of events

0830 Arrive at site establish command post Work party commences setting up hot-line decontamination and final equipment checkout Work party is briefed on safetysampling procedures

Site entry Team Leader Conducts interview with site representative to establish the following

61 The method of formulation of the cleaning solvent and the location of its use

62 The method by which re-conditioned solvent is returned from Solvents Recovery Service of New En~land

63 The average monthly number of drums shipped for reconditioning and drum storage location

64 The history of the disturbed area of fill at the rear of the property

6gt The origin of the cut in the embankment at the west of the property

66 The location of all manholes within the property

0930 Site Entry Team Leader gives final briefing checks hot-line set-up work party equipment and wind direction

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( 6 Team organization and task assignments - continued

0945 Work party enters site proceeds along service road past outside tanks to area of disturbed fill and 11wash 11 drums at northwest corner of site Distance is approximately 500 northwest of site entry point Work party will constantly monitor explosivity oxygen and volitiles en route Work party will inspect characterize and photograph landfill area and 11wash drum area Potential sampling sites will be identified If sampling is indicated work party will return to the hot-line to change tanks and return to take samples (optional)

1005 Work party returns to hot-line to change tanks

1015 Work party investigates area of above-ground tanks immediately northwest of site entry point for potential sampling sites (distance approximately 50 feet perimeter of area approximately 400 feet)

1040 Work party returns to hot-line and proceeds through personnel decontamination

1050 Work party briefs Site Entry Team Leader on findings and team evaluates requirement for further on-site measurements or additional sampling

1100 Work party prepares to re-enter site for additional characterizationsampling or final equipment decontamination and breakdown of hot-line

1200 Withdraw from site

1 - 6

middotn -_ 7 See attached Site Safety Plan

8 See attached Site Safety Plan

9 See attached Site Safety Plan

10 Disposal

All disposable personnel gear will be bagged and drummed on site The drum will be left on site and disposal arranged through Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering via a licensed waste hauler

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SITE SAFETY PLAN

DATE bull August 13 1980middotrSITE Raffi amp swanson Inc PREfARER AM Desmarais middot LOCATION 100 Eames Street Wilmington TDD NO F-1-8006-01

INVESTIGATIVE OBJECTIVE (S) To determine potential for RCBA3111104 action by takin

samples for analysis PROPOSED DATE OF INVESTIGATION

BACKGROUND REVIEW COMPLETE UU PRELIMINARY CJ OVERALL HAZARD SERIOUS [] MODERATE ~ UN JDOCUMENTATIONSUMMARY

SITE WASTE CliARACIERISTICS

~ gt0WASTE TYPE (S) LICUID (]I SOLID 0 SUJIXiE D GAS D 32

OiARACTERISTIC(S) WRJaiiVE D IGNITABLE 0 RADI~IVE D VOIATILE [iJ HtgtJ

roXIC D REACTIVE D 001UNKNCllN D OiliER D ~I 1 SIZE 25 acres BUilDINGS 15-20_______ gt-31)FACnIiY DESCRIPTirn ~

gtGl4ra=vel=a=t-=rearofbuildinq~s__IOPCGRAPHY _ _Pavedflat~a=reaa=roundb-=u-=i~ld~l=n~gas--=f-=l-=a=t_g ~tPRINCIPAL DISPCSAL MEl1iltD (type am location) tgtltl

trucked off site for recovery ~I

I 0 Drums and (3) 2000 gallon holding tanks tgtl

UNUSUAL FEATURES (dike integrity ~ lines terrain etc) snspCOUamp mouec 1 0 ~ 0

r F~i~l~l~ar=e~aL~s2u~r~fa~ce~droiJalilinuaampaue_locloluJot-s_________________ STAnJS (open closed unknown) - I JtumiddotIDRY (WOrker ox nonorker injucy carplaints fran plblic previous agency action)

Two reported citizen complains (approximately one year ago) - found to be break i n

process pipe several odor complaints received by Mass DEQE I

Compalv manufactures finishes such as 1altlners urethanes accyli cs epoxies apd en am shy

Principal waste is solvent mixture used to wash process equipment transported in d 1

to (3) ~000 gallon holding tanks Some dplms stored at rear of prope~ near distur

fill area evidence of surface middotrun-off from site into adjacent drainage ditch Per

miter survey by E amp E personnel noted company personnel moving throughout site with

no ~pparent protection no evidenceof acute exposure effects vegetation surroundi r

containin~ area not apparently stressed potential hazard may be from unsealed drums

volitile o~ganics at ~ of building

)

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0945 Work party enters site proceeds along service road past outside tanks to area of disturbed fill and 11wash 11 drums at northwest corner of site Distance is approximately 500 northwest of site entry point Work party will constantly monitor explosivity oxygen and volitiles en route Work party will inspect characterize and photograph landfill area and 11wash drum area Potential sampling sites will be identified If sampling is indicated work party will return to the hot-line to change tanks and return to take samples (optional)

1005 Work party returns to hot-line to change tanks

1015 Work party investigates area of above-ground tanks immediately northwest of site entry point for potential sampling sites (distance approximately 50 feet perimeter of area approximately 400 feet)

1040 Work party returns to hot-line and proceeds through personnel decontamination

1050 Work party briefs Site Entry Team Leader on findings and team evaluates requirement for further on-site measurements or additional sampling

1100 Work party prepares to re-enter site for additional characterizationsampling or final equipment decontamination and breakdown of hot-line

1200 Withdraw from site

1 - 6

middotn -_ 7 See attached Site Safety Plan

8 See attached Site Safety Plan

9 See attached Site Safety Plan

10 Disposal

All disposable personnel gear will be bagged and drummed on site The drum will be left on site and disposal arranged through Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering via a licensed waste hauler

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SITE SAFETY PLAN

DATE bull August 13 1980middotrSITE Raffi amp swanson Inc PREfARER AM Desmarais middot LOCATION 100 Eames Street Wilmington TDD NO F-1-8006-01

INVESTIGATIVE OBJECTIVE (S) To determine potential for RCBA3111104 action by takin

samples for analysis PROPOSED DATE OF INVESTIGATION

BACKGROUND REVIEW COMPLETE UU PRELIMINARY CJ OVERALL HAZARD SERIOUS [] MODERATE ~ UN JDOCUMENTATIONSUMMARY

SITE WASTE CliARACIERISTICS

~ gt0WASTE TYPE (S) LICUID (]I SOLID 0 SUJIXiE D GAS D 32

OiARACTERISTIC(S) WRJaiiVE D IGNITABLE 0 RADI~IVE D VOIATILE [iJ HtgtJ

roXIC D REACTIVE D 001UNKNCllN D OiliER D ~I 1 SIZE 25 acres BUilDINGS 15-20_______ gt-31)FACnIiY DESCRIPTirn ~

gtGl4ra=vel=a=t-=rearofbuildinq~s__IOPCGRAPHY _ _Pavedflat~a=reaa=roundb-=u-=i~ld~l=n~gas--=f-=l-=a=t_g ~tPRINCIPAL DISPCSAL MEl1iltD (type am location) tgtltl

trucked off site for recovery ~I

I 0 Drums and (3) 2000 gallon holding tanks tgtl

UNUSUAL FEATURES (dike integrity ~ lines terrain etc) snspCOUamp mouec 1 0 ~ 0

r F~i~l~l~ar=e~aL~s2u~r~fa~ce~droiJalilinuaampaue_locloluJot-s_________________ STAnJS (open closed unknown) - I JtumiddotIDRY (WOrker ox nonorker injucy carplaints fran plblic previous agency action)

Two reported citizen complains (approximately one year ago) - found to be break i n

process pipe several odor complaints received by Mass DEQE I

Compalv manufactures finishes such as 1altlners urethanes accyli cs epoxies apd en am shy

Principal waste is solvent mixture used to wash process equipment transported in d 1

to (3) ~000 gallon holding tanks Some dplms stored at rear of prope~ near distur

fill area evidence of surface middotrun-off from site into adjacent drainage ditch Per

miter survey by E amp E personnel noted company personnel moving throughout site with

no ~pparent protection no evidenceof acute exposure effects vegetation surroundi r

containin~ area not apparently stressed potential hazard may be from unsealed drums

volitile o~ganics at ~ of building

middotn -_ 7 See attached Site Safety Plan

8 See attached Site Safety Plan

9 See attached Site Safety Plan

10 Disposal

All disposable personnel gear will be bagged and drummed on site The drum will be left on site and disposal arranged through Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering via a licensed waste hauler

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SITE SAFETY PLAN

DATE bull August 13 1980middotrSITE Raffi amp swanson Inc PREfARER AM Desmarais middot LOCATION 100 Eames Street Wilmington TDD NO F-1-8006-01

INVESTIGATIVE OBJECTIVE (S) To determine potential for RCBA3111104 action by takin

samples for analysis PROPOSED DATE OF INVESTIGATION

BACKGROUND REVIEW COMPLETE UU PRELIMINARY CJ OVERALL HAZARD SERIOUS [] MODERATE ~ UN JDOCUMENTATIONSUMMARY

SITE WASTE CliARACIERISTICS

~ gt0WASTE TYPE (S) LICUID (]I SOLID 0 SUJIXiE D GAS D 32

OiARACTERISTIC(S) WRJaiiVE D IGNITABLE 0 RADI~IVE D VOIATILE [iJ HtgtJ

roXIC D REACTIVE D 001UNKNCllN D OiliER D ~I 1 SIZE 25 acres BUilDINGS 15-20_______ gt-31)FACnIiY DESCRIPTirn ~

gtGl4ra=vel=a=t-=rearofbuildinq~s__IOPCGRAPHY _ _Pavedflat~a=reaa=roundb-=u-=i~ld~l=n~gas--=f-=l-=a=t_g ~tPRINCIPAL DISPCSAL MEl1iltD (type am location) tgtltl

trucked off site for recovery ~I

I 0 Drums and (3) 2000 gallon holding tanks tgtl

UNUSUAL FEATURES (dike integrity ~ lines terrain etc) snspCOUamp mouec 1 0 ~ 0

r F~i~l~l~ar=e~aL~s2u~r~fa~ce~droiJalilinuaampaue_locloluJot-s_________________ STAnJS (open closed unknown) - I JtumiddotIDRY (WOrker ox nonorker injucy carplaints fran plblic previous agency action)

Two reported citizen complains (approximately one year ago) - found to be break i n

process pipe several odor complaints received by Mass DEQE I

Compalv manufactures finishes such as 1altlners urethanes accyli cs epoxies apd en am shy

Principal waste is solvent mixture used to wash process equipment transported in d 1

to (3) ~000 gallon holding tanks Some dplms stored at rear of prope~ near distur

fill area evidence of surface middotrun-off from site into adjacent drainage ditch Per

miter survey by E amp E personnel noted company personnel moving throughout site with

no ~pparent protection no evidenceof acute exposure effects vegetation surroundi r

containin~ area not apparently stressed potential hazard may be from unsealed drums

volitile o~ganics at ~ of building

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SITE SAFETY PLAN

DATE bull August 13 1980middotrSITE Raffi amp swanson Inc PREfARER AM Desmarais middot LOCATION 100 Eames Street Wilmington TDD NO F-1-8006-01

INVESTIGATIVE OBJECTIVE (S) To determine potential for RCBA3111104 action by takin

samples for analysis PROPOSED DATE OF INVESTIGATION

BACKGROUND REVIEW COMPLETE UU PRELIMINARY CJ OVERALL HAZARD SERIOUS [] MODERATE ~ UN JDOCUMENTATIONSUMMARY

SITE WASTE CliARACIERISTICS

~ gt0WASTE TYPE (S) LICUID (]I SOLID 0 SUJIXiE D GAS D 32

OiARACTERISTIC(S) WRJaiiVE D IGNITABLE 0 RADI~IVE D VOIATILE [iJ HtgtJ

roXIC D REACTIVE D 001UNKNCllN D OiliER D ~I 1 SIZE 25 acres BUilDINGS 15-20_______ gt-31)FACnIiY DESCRIPTirn ~

gtGl4ra=vel=a=t-=rearofbuildinq~s__IOPCGRAPHY _ _Pavedflat~a=reaa=roundb-=u-=i~ld~l=n~gas--=f-=l-=a=t_g ~tPRINCIPAL DISPCSAL MEl1iltD (type am location) tgtltl

trucked off site for recovery ~I

I 0 Drums and (3) 2000 gallon holding tanks tgtl

UNUSUAL FEATURES (dike integrity ~ lines terrain etc) snspCOUamp mouec 1 0 ~ 0

r F~i~l~l~ar=e~aL~s2u~r~fa~ce~droiJalilinuaampaue_locloluJot-s_________________ STAnJS (open closed unknown) - I JtumiddotIDRY (WOrker ox nonorker injucy carplaints fran plblic previous agency action)

Two reported citizen complains (approximately one year ago) - found to be break i n

process pipe several odor complaints received by Mass DEQE I

Compalv manufactures finishes such as 1altlners urethanes accyli cs epoxies apd en am shy

Principal waste is solvent mixture used to wash process equipment transported in d 1

to (3) ~000 gallon holding tanks Some dplms stored at rear of prope~ near distur

fill area evidence of surface middotrun-off from site into adjacent drainage ditch Per

miter survey by E amp E personnel noted company personnel moving throughout site with

no ~pparent protection no evidenceof acute exposure effects vegetation surroundi r

containin~ area not apparently stressed potential hazard may be from unsealed drums

volitile o~ganics at ~ of building

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WORK PLAN INSTRUCTIONS

PERIMETER ESTABLISHMENT MAPSKETCH ATTACHED[Jc SITE CONTROl

PUBLIC PERIMETER IDENTIFIED[] ZONE(S) OF CONTAMINATION IDENTi r

NOTES See attached Fig I

c areas of sp~cial safety concern rdentified

II PERSONAL CLOTHING

LEVEL OF PROTECTION A 0 B lXJ C 0 D 0 MODIFICATIONS Tyvek coveralls substituted for Butyl aprons Leyel D in CP al

and public access area respiratory protection not required

__b_a_d~g~e_s~_o_v_A__o~M_e_t_e_r~------shySURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS ___T_LD middot

Explosivimeter Draeger tubes site history excludes radiation middothazard middot RADTAD

III DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES

HOT LINE LOCATION (initial) Rear of building------------~---------------------shy

Boots (initi~l)R~e~ar~o~f~h~middot~i~l~d~i~~gr--------------------shy

PDS STATIONS 1 NaOh wash at hot line 2 hypochlorite boots amp glove wasl COMMAND POST LOCATION

3 Alconox wash 4Plastic bags for disposab~s

EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALSSPECIAL FACILITIES all equipment bagged in 3

mil plastic external surfaces of MSA 401 wiped on site1 cleandisinfect to follow

Disposed articles amp decon wash drummed and left on site to be disposed of by licen bull

contractor per Mass DEQE

IV SITE ENTRY PROCEDURES

TEAM SIZE E amp E 6 EPA STATE OTHER _middot _middot ___

ENTRY BRIEFING (date) day prior to entry Site Entry

STATION DESIGNATION (nameresponsibility) 1 David CookTeam Leader

2 bull Paul Clay- equipwork party 3 bull Rob Palermo - work party

4 bull Anne Marie Desmarais - Safety 5 Glenn Smart - work party

6 bull Margret Hanley - Canmunication 7 bull DOcumentat~on

WORK SCHEDULELIMITATIONS tntry pend~ng pre-~rrangement with Raffi amp Swanso

Inc

NOTES Hot area cannot be entered with wind out of west 1 wait for wind of SW WSF

or no wind

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v EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS ACUTE EXPOSURE SYMPTOMS FIRST AID

( Vok5(tile Organic Exposure - dizziness n()u~~1 1 Fresh air ol-shy tar2middot Artificial respiration

3 if needed

4 5 6 OTHER

HOSPITALSPOISON CONTROL CENTERS (address telephone number)

1 See data sheet

2 3 4 5

EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (fire police ambulance)

1 See data sheet

2

3

VI EMERGENCY ROUTES

1 Choate Hospital

2 Right from R amp s Gate onto Eames St to Route 38 Left on 38 (Main Street)

3 to Woburn Center approximately 15 miles to Church Street Right on Church

4 Choate Hospital

EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT

SCBA CiJ CYLINDERS Gj EYE WASH UNIT ~ APR CJ CARTRIDGESQ FIRST AID KIT (1L EXPLOSIMETER Ci) TUBES amp) DRINKING WATER SUPPLY (D 02 INDICATOR Gl PERSONAL CLOTHING ~

DRAEGER PUMP DECONTAMINATIO~ MATERIALS IT]GJ RPHATICN SURVEY fofTER Gl RADlAi lON COiHAimiddotili1ATION METER[)

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SITE SAFETY PLAN SUMMARY

bull NAME OF SITE Raffi amp swanson Inc DATE August 1980

TOO F-1-8006-01

LOCATION OF SITE 100 Eames Street Wilmington

DIRECTIONS TO SITE (include map) Route 128 South to Route 38 toward

Wilmington to Eames Street Right on Eames Street to site (See Fig I on

Entry Plan)Project LeaderSite Entry leader David cook

Safety Person Anne Marie Desmarais

Equipment Person Paul Clay

Worlc Party Paul Clay Glenn Smart Rob Palermo Margret Hanley Communication

Documentation

Reason for Site Entry To determirepotential for RCRA311104 CWA action

by taking samples for analysis

Special Hazards Possible Volatile organics from waste solvent drums

HAZARD ASSESSMENT (H M l UNK)

LEVEL OF PROTECTION -2------------ shy

Required Protective Equipment

1 MSA 401 2 Field Clothing

3 Rubber boots Tyvek coveralls4

5 Hard hats 6 TLD Badges

J RADTAD 8 OVA

9 o2 Meter 10 Explosimeter

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RESOURCES (locate resources on area map)

NOTIFI

NAME TOWN PHONE YESNmiddot

nowilmington Wilmington 658-3200FIRE POLICE 658-JOO noWj 1 mi PtytOA

AMBULANCE Wilmington Wilmington 658-3200 no HOSPITAL ER Choate Hgspi ta 1 WobJJTD 933-6700 no

WATER SUPPLY on van amp Raffi amp Swanson Inc Buildinga

TELEPHONE Raffi amp Swanson Wilmington 933-4200 yes

RADIO COMMUNICATIONS NA

NAAIRPORT HELIPORT AREA NA

EXPLOSIVES UNIT State Police s Lynnfield 593-1122 DQ

Rick Leighton LexingtonNERL 861-6700 yesEPA CONTACT

LIST OTHER RESOURCES

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

E amp E Inc Woburn (617) 935-0228 (0238) (4008) E amp E Inc Arlington VA (703) 522-6065 24 hr number - call forwarding Dr Harbison - Vanderbilt (615) 322-4754

- 24 hr numberDr Barb1son home Russ Enos- home (401) 949-2566 Anne Marie Desmarais - home 617) 369-6288 Peter Bent Brigham Occup Ind Health Clinic

Dr Speizer Dr Shenker Kay Archiprete (617) 732-5983 24 hour number - ask for bellboy 904 middot 617) 732-6000

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v EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS ACUTE EXPOSURE SYMPTOMS FIRST AID

( Vok5(tile Organic Exposure - dizziness n()u~~1 1 Fresh air ol-shy tar2middot Artificial respiration

3 if needed

4 5 6 OTHER

HOSPITALSPOISON CONTROL CENTERS (address telephone number)

1 See data sheet

2 3 4 5

EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (fire police ambulance)

1 See data sheet

2

3

VI EMERGENCY ROUTES

1 Choate Hospital

2 Right from R amp s Gate onto Eames St to Route 38 Left on 38 (Main Street)

3 to Woburn Center approximately 15 miles to Church Street Right on Church

4 Choate Hospital

EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT

SCBA CiJ CYLINDERS Gj EYE WASH UNIT ~ APR CJ CARTRIDGESQ FIRST AID KIT (1L EXPLOSIMETER Ci) TUBES amp) DRINKING WATER SUPPLY (D 02 INDICATOR Gl PERSONAL CLOTHING ~

DRAEGER PUMP DECONTAMINATIO~ MATERIALS IT]GJ RPHATICN SURVEY fofTER Gl RADlAi lON COiHAimiddotili1ATION METER[)

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SITE SAFETY PLAN SUMMARY

bull NAME OF SITE Raffi amp swanson Inc DATE August 1980

TOO F-1-8006-01

LOCATION OF SITE 100 Eames Street Wilmington

DIRECTIONS TO SITE (include map) Route 128 South to Route 38 toward

Wilmington to Eames Street Right on Eames Street to site (See Fig I on

Entry Plan)Project LeaderSite Entry leader David cook

Safety Person Anne Marie Desmarais

Equipment Person Paul Clay

Worlc Party Paul Clay Glenn Smart Rob Palermo Margret Hanley Communication

Documentation

Reason for Site Entry To determirepotential for RCRA311104 CWA action

by taking samples for analysis

Special Hazards Possible Volatile organics from waste solvent drums

HAZARD ASSESSMENT (H M l UNK)

LEVEL OF PROTECTION -2------------ shy

Required Protective Equipment

1 MSA 401 2 Field Clothing

3 Rubber boots Tyvek coveralls4

5 Hard hats 6 TLD Badges

J RADTAD 8 OVA

9 o2 Meter 10 Explosimeter

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RESOURCES (locate resources on area map)

NOTIFI

NAME TOWN PHONE YESNmiddot

nowilmington Wilmington 658-3200FIRE POLICE 658-JOO noWj 1 mi PtytOA

AMBULANCE Wilmington Wilmington 658-3200 no HOSPITAL ER Choate Hgspi ta 1 WobJJTD 933-6700 no

WATER SUPPLY on van amp Raffi amp Swanson Inc Buildinga

TELEPHONE Raffi amp Swanson Wilmington 933-4200 yes

RADIO COMMUNICATIONS NA

NAAIRPORT HELIPORT AREA NA

EXPLOSIVES UNIT State Police s Lynnfield 593-1122 DQ

Rick Leighton LexingtonNERL 861-6700 yesEPA CONTACT

LIST OTHER RESOURCES

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

E amp E Inc Woburn (617) 935-0228 (0238) (4008) E amp E Inc Arlington VA (703) 522-6065 24 hr number - call forwarding Dr Harbison - Vanderbilt (615) 322-4754

- 24 hr numberDr Barb1son home Russ Enos- home (401) 949-2566 Anne Marie Desmarais - home 617) 369-6288 Peter Bent Brigham Occup Ind Health Clinic

Dr Speizer Dr Shenker Kay Archiprete (617) 732-5983 24 hour number - ask for bellboy 904 middot 617) 732-6000

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1. barcode 563808
2. barcodetext SDMS Doc ID 563808

I I I I

SITE SAFETY PLAN SUMMARY

bull NAME OF SITE Raffi amp swanson Inc DATE August 1980

TOO F-1-8006-01

LOCATION OF SITE 100 Eames Street Wilmington

DIRECTIONS TO SITE (include map) Route 128 South to Route 38 toward

Wilmington to Eames Street Right on Eames Street to site (See Fig I on

Entry Plan)Project LeaderSite Entry leader David cook

Safety Person Anne Marie Desmarais

Equipment Person Paul Clay

Worlc Party Paul Clay Glenn Smart Rob Palermo Margret Hanley Communication

Documentation

Reason for Site Entry To determirepotential for RCRA311104 CWA action

by taking samples for analysis

Special Hazards Possible Volatile organics from waste solvent drums

HAZARD ASSESSMENT (H M l UNK)

LEVEL OF PROTECTION -2------------ shy

Required Protective Equipment

1 MSA 401 2 Field Clothing

3 Rubber boots Tyvek coveralls4

5 Hard hats 6 TLD Badges

J RADTAD 8 OVA

9 o2 Meter 10 Explosimeter

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RESOURCES (locate resources on area map)

NOTIFI

NAME TOWN PHONE YESNmiddot

nowilmington Wilmington 658-3200FIRE POLICE 658-JOO noWj 1 mi PtytOA

AMBULANCE Wilmington Wilmington 658-3200 no HOSPITAL ER Choate Hgspi ta 1 WobJJTD 933-6700 no

WATER SUPPLY on van amp Raffi amp Swanson Inc Buildinga

TELEPHONE Raffi amp Swanson Wilmington 933-4200 yes

RADIO COMMUNICATIONS NA

NAAIRPORT HELIPORT AREA NA

EXPLOSIVES UNIT State Police s Lynnfield 593-1122 DQ

Rick Leighton LexingtonNERL 861-6700 yesEPA CONTACT

LIST OTHER RESOURCES

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

E amp E Inc Woburn (617) 935-0228 (0238) (4008) E amp E Inc Arlington VA (703) 522-6065 24 hr number - call forwarding Dr Harbison - Vanderbilt (615) 322-4754

- 24 hr numberDr Barb1son home Russ Enos- home (401) 949-2566 Anne Marie Desmarais - home 617) 369-6288 Peter Bent Brigham Occup Ind Health Clinic

Dr Speizer Dr Shenker Kay Archiprete (617) 732-5983 24 hour number - ask for bellboy 904 middot 617) 732-6000

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2. barcodetext SDMS Doc ID 563808

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RESOURCES (locate resources on area map)

NOTIFI

NAME TOWN PHONE YESNmiddot

nowilmington Wilmington 658-3200FIRE POLICE 658-JOO noWj 1 mi PtytOA

AMBULANCE Wilmington Wilmington 658-3200 no HOSPITAL ER Choate Hgspi ta 1 WobJJTD 933-6700 no

WATER SUPPLY on van amp Raffi amp Swanson Inc Buildinga

TELEPHONE Raffi amp Swanson Wilmington 933-4200 yes

RADIO COMMUNICATIONS NA

NAAIRPORT HELIPORT AREA NA

EXPLOSIVES UNIT State Police s Lynnfield 593-1122 DQ

Rick Leighton LexingtonNERL 861-6700 yesEPA CONTACT

LIST OTHER RESOURCES

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

E amp E Inc Woburn (617) 935-0228 (0238) (4008) E amp E Inc Arlington VA (703) 522-6065 24 hr number - call forwarding Dr Harbison - Vanderbilt (615) 322-4754

- 24 hr numberDr Barb1son home Russ Enos- home (401) 949-2566 Anne Marie Desmarais - home 617) 369-6288 Peter Bent Brigham Occup Ind Health Clinic

Dr Speizer Dr Shenker Kay Archiprete (617) 732-5983 24 hour number - ask for bellboy 904 middot 617) 732-6000

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1. barcode 563808
2. barcodetext SDMS Doc ID 563808