PPT-Site Specific Spill Prevention Plan

A complete spill plan consists of the following five items Cover sheet The cover sheet must be completed by the unit and signed by the CAT Team inspector annually Site diagram with all of the following. Oil Absorbent Booms. June 2012. This training is intended to be educational and should not be construed as legal guidance. It is provided as a courtesy to our customers and others who may benefit from the information contained herein. New Pig Corporation assumes no responsibility for misuse or mishandling of our information or products.. Oil Spill Response 25 Years After the Exxon Valdez and in the Wake of Deepwater Horizon. University of New Hampshire . Center for Spills in the Environment. School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering. Short Course. Lisa Arceneaux. Presented by: Environmental Health Safety & Risk Management. Small spill. : 5 gallons or less of known chemical (low risk). Large spill. : greater than 5 gallons of known chemical or any size spill of unknown or seemingly toxic chemical (high risk). . Yellowstone River, Montana. When . a Rock Falls. on the Dam:. Data Management. under the ICS. Jolene . McQuillan – . WQ Metric Database Manager. Michael Pipp – . Program Manager. Water Quality Planning Bureau . (SPCC). Training. What is SPCC and how does it affect me?. Oil Pollution Prevention Regulations. Weak in 1973. Stronger regulations in 2002. Requires Texas State to prepare an SPCC Plan. Requires Texas State to . tunnel. to define length of . restricted working . areas. Actual situation. Evolution. How to continue. S. et-up of the spilling test. How. Where. When. Risks. On-going work. Conclusions. 01/11/2013. Oil Spill PBL. Containment of Oil Spill Cleanup. Oil is surrounded with booms and recovered by skimmers. Booms-physical barriers that keep oil from entering or exiting a certain area. Skimmers-floating systems that concentrate and remove oil as they skim across the water. Short Course. Lisa Arceneaux. Presented by: Environmental Health Safety & Risk Management. Small spill. : 5 gallons or less of known chemical (low risk). Large spill. : greater than 5 gallons of known chemical or any size spill of unknown or seemingly toxic chemical (high risk). How to use a spill kit. Evaluating a chemical spill. Is help needed? . C. an this be handled with lab personnel? . 2. Adapted from:. Univ. of . Wiscon. . Environment, Health and Safety. Spill Response and Reporting. Topics for Discussion. Why is effective Oil . S. pill . P. reparedness and Response so critical?. What makes the Oil . S. pill . P. reparedness and Response framework effective?. What are the components of . ONTROL. , . AND . C. OUNTERMEASURE PLAN. TRAINING.  .  . Prepared by. 2012-06 Rev . B. Goals of SPCC Training. Introduce campus personnel to the . written SPCC . Plan and describe its:. Purpose and Scope. SPUs Response Area. 89.9 Square Miles of City . 170 Storm Drain Outfalls . 38 Miles of Creeks . Nearly 100 miles of shoreline . SPUs Response Area. 162.5 Square Miles of Watershed . 3 Large Reservoirs, 3 Major Dams & Fish Hatchery. SPCC Federal Requirements. The Federal Clean Water Act specifies the requirements for SPCC Plans. The Code of Federal Regulations 40 CFR 112 details requirements of the SPCC Plan. The SPCC regulations establish procedures, methods, and equipment needed to prevent oil discharges into waters of the United States. for a particular class of chemicals. Biological, . radioactive material, . reactive, acidic, basic, . etc. .. 2. Image source: . http://. www.newpig.com/pig/US/pig-hazmat-mat-pad-mat301?cm_cat=shop_by_product.