10.

Hazardous Materials

10.6.1 Transportation, Storage and Disposal.

10.6.1 Hazardous materials shall be protected against shock, incidental mixing with other
materials, damage to containers, undue heat from the sun or other sources, and theft
during transportation.

10.6.2 Vehicles transporting hazardous materials shall be suitably labeled as such and shall not
be left unattended. Drivers shall have copies of the MSDS(s) and/or CHB(s) for the
material(s) being transported with them at all times.

10.6.3 Specific storage and handling recommendations for hazardous materials provided in
MSDSs and/or CHBs shall be followed.

10.6.4 MSDSs and/or CHBs shall be referenced to identify which chemicals are reactive to each
other prior to transportation or storage.

10.6.5 Chemicals shall not be allowed to inadvertently mix with other substances during
transportation, storage or use.

10.6.6 Incompatible chemicals shall not be stored near each other or be mixed together.
Reactive substances shall not be stored near flammable or corrosive materials.

10.6.7 Combustible and flammable materials shall be stored in accordance with Chapter I-7,
Fire Prevention.

10.6.8 Chemical containers in storage cabinets shall be inspected periodically for container
integrity.

10.6.9 Toxic substances shall be segregated in well-identified areas with proper exhaust
ventilation.

10.6.10 Hazardous materials shall be stored in containers that are safe for storage,
transportation and use.

10.6.11 Empty hazardous material containers shall be washed free of the material or destroyed.
Liquids used to wash containers shall be properly disposed of as liquid hazardous waste
in accordance with GI 430.001.

10.6.12 Spills shall be promptly cleaned up by personnel using the appropriate PPE. Proper
disposal of contaminated materials shall be in accordance with EPD requirements and
GI 430.001.

10.6.13 Personnel who handle, store, use or dispose of hazardous materials/waste shall receive
hazard communication (HAZCOM) training. See GI 150.100.

10.6.14 When a contractor is required to dispose of waste determined to be hazardous, the

contractor shall follow Saudi Arabian Government regulations and SA requirements in
disposing of hazardous waste materials. Contractor shall provide SA with documented
evidence that hazardous wastes have been properly disposed of at a licensed
hazardous waste disposal facility.