PPT-Preventing Oil Spills

Our goal is to never have an oil spill and industry takes extensive precautions to prevent spills from occurring What is Tiered Preparedness and Response Why is Tiered Preparedness and Response used. 2 eg ound St or age T anks 5 sed Oil 8 Class V M ot r hicle ast e Disposal lls 11 ir C nditioning U nits 5 15 25 35 RICE BRAN OIL soybean oil canola oil corn oil rapeseed oil safflower oil Stickings to Frying Pan g500g oil brPage 2br Material Manufacturer ORYZA OIL FAT CHEMICAL CO LTD No1 Numata Kitagata cho Ichinomiya city Aichi pref 493 8001 JAPAN TE Most of them ar e accidental so no one can know when wher e or how they will occur Spills can happen on land or in water at any time of day or night and in any weather condition Pr eventing oil spills is the best strategy for avoiding potential da BY: Michael Oliver . What happened . Oil spills happen when people make mistakes. or are careless and cause on oil tanker to leak oil into the ocean.. When countries are at war one country may decide to dump gallons of oil into the other . Prevention, Assessment, Reporting and Cleanup. Objectives. Create Awareness of State and Federal OSHA & EPA regulations that affect spill clean-up.. Explain responsibilities.. Provide strategies to prevent spills:. Negative Human Impact on Earth’s Water . By: Willow Squires. WHAT IS OIL POLLUTION?. Oil pollution, or an oil spill, is the release of liquid petroleum hydrocarbon (oil) into the environment due to human activity. Although oil spills can also occur on land, the term ‘oil spill’ is usually applied to marine oil spills, which is where oil is released into the ocean or coastal waters. Oil pollution is also caused by things like oil from recreational boating, drainage from cities and farms, and untreated waste from factories and businesses.. Developed by the:. University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. and. Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Learning Points. Increase Awareness of Medication Diversion in Long-Term Care. Understand Controlled Substances . Hannah F.. Age 8. Missouri. Problem. Don’t you hate it when a cup of hot cocoa falls on your lap? Have you tried . everything. ? Do you wish there was a way to keep your cup from falling and spilling . Bill. . Leaming. , Northeast Region. Objectives. How to prevent many problem behaviors from occurring. How to set limits with students who are not following the bus rules. How your own attitude affects the behavior of students. /. FOSC. Report:. Presenter. : CDR Agneta Dahl, . USCG. May 2012. Inspection Stats. . (January 2012 – April 2012). Facility/Container Branch. Waterfront Facility Safety/Security Inspections: 42. ITCPs and. Productivity. ITCPs and Productivity. ARTBA Disclaimer . Contact ARTBA for information about Student Handbooks.. ITCPs and Productivity. PREVENTING RUNOVERS AND BACKOVERS IN ROADWAY CONSTRUCTION. COTP/FOSC Report:. November . 2010. Sector Puget Sound Organization. . Facility/Container Inspection Branch. (Fiscal Year 2010). Waterfront Facility Safety/Security Inspections: 102. Security Spot checks: 78. Spill Prevention, Preparedness and Response Program. February 2013 SOSC Report. Washington Spills. past 12 months . Reported Spills: . 4033. Field . Response:. . 813 (20.2%). C-Plan Rule Update WAC 173-182. oil . products. С. ollaboration. . of universities for the conservation of the marine ecosystems. Problem. . Negative impact of oil spills on the marine ecosystems has increased;. . Crude. . oil.