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i <br />Oil Spill Prevention Control 8t Countermeasure (SPCC) <br />LEADER GUIDE <br />SLIDE 6 <br />A spill or leak is not planned. It can happen <br />without warning. It is important that you are <br />Where do spills and leaks go? <br />thinking ahead. So in Section 2 of your handouts, <br />I want you to do just that. <br />This slide will be used to <br />engage the audience and see if <br />PARTICIPANT ACTION: Have participants fill in at <br />they heard you! <br />least one row in Section 2 of their handout. <br />the participants understand the <br />Using the table, identify one key area near your <br />site's spill response procedures <br />primary work station and the activities that might <br />Review Section 2 of the <br />result in potential leaks or spills. Then answer the <br />Participant Handout and <br />final two questions imagining that a spill occurred. <br />complete the exercise yourself <br />An example has been provided in the first row. <br />prior to facilitating the activity <br />You will have 3 minutes for this activity. Work <br />during the training session. <br />individually or in a team. Be prepared to share <br />your answers. <br />When time is up, call on a few to share their <br />answers. Finish up by reviewing other key <br />areas that are relevant to the audience. <br />SLIDE 7 <br />Now that we are familiar with how oil leak or spill <br />would flow off of our site, let's look at some <br />Safety is Foremost <br />measures we could take in the event of a release <br />to protect our site, community and the <br />Slides 7-10 review the spill <br />environment! <br />countermeasure section of your <br />SPCC plan. It is important that <br />Prior to initiating any response to a spill, you must <br />the participants understand the <br />be able to identify the material involved and the <br />site's spill response procedures <br />potential hazards. Calling for trained professional <br />in the event of a spill or leak. <br />responders, including the fire department, the <br />local hazmat team, or a spill response contractor, <br />is an option to be exercised if there is any question <br />as to your ability to SAFELY respond to the spill. <br />While it is important to clean up spills and leaks <br />quickly, safety is our number one priority. <br />IF.iV <br />SPCC -version 1.2 P a g e 17 OCT 0 7 2015 <br />E''VIR0NMEN1__" <br />l _gLTH neoaerree; <br />