USE OF DISPERSANTS - U.S. National Response Team (NRT)

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GENERIC SITE SAFETY PLAN FOR DISPERSANT OPERATIONSATTACHMENT #3TECHNICAL PRODUCT BULLETIN #D-6EMERGENCY RESPONSE DIVISIONDATE LISTED: March 10, 1978"COREXIT 9527"I. NAME, BRAND, OR TRADEMARKCOREXIT 95271. Type of Product: Dispersant (Concentrate)II. NAME, ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBER <strong>OF</strong> MANUFACTURERNalco/Exxon Energy Chemicals. LPP.O. Box 87Sugar Land, TX 77487-0087Mr. David Acker, (713)263-7473Ms. Marge Walsh, (713)263-7265III. NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER <strong>OF</strong> PRIMARY DISTRIBUTORSNalco/Exxon Energy Chemicals. LPP.O. Box 87Sugar Land, TX 77487-0087Mr. David Acker, (713)263-7473Ms. Marge Walsh, (713)263-7265TO ALERT THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM CALL 1-800-231-6633 24 HRS/DAY ASK FOR COREXIT.IV. SPECIAL HANDLING AND WORKER PRECAUTIONS FOR STORAGE AND FIELDAPPLICATION1. Flammability:COREXIT 9527 is not classified as flammable by either DOT or IMO regulations.2. Ventilation:Avoid prolonged breathing of vapors. Use with ventilation equal to unobstructed outdoors in moderate breeze.3. Skin and eye contact; protective clothing; treatment in case of contact:Avoid contact with skin or eyes. The use of gloves, goggles and protective clothing is recommended. In case ofcontact, flush exposed area with water. Wash thoroughly after using.4. Storage temperature:a. Maximum storage temperature: l70 Fb. Minimum storage temperature: -30 F
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SECTION IPurposeThis policy provide
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