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SPCC Plan <br /> Valley Pacific Petroleum Services <br /> Escalon Facility <br /> Page 4 <br /> Container Volume Container <br /> Contents (gallons) Identification' Discharge Prevention Discharge Controls <br /> Portable Tanks& 55-Gallon Drums <br /> Steel drums are located <br /> inside the Warehouse <br /> Diesel 55 gal. Drums and stored in secondary Residual spills are cleaned <br /> each (1-0 drums) containment structures up with absorbent material <br /> (Photo 4) (0-550B) (Figure 3). The drums upon detection. <br /> are sealed with a <br /> removable bung. <br /> Steel drums are located <br /> inside the Warehouse <br /> 55 gal. and stored in secondary Residual spills are cleaned <br /> Gasoline each (1 D drums) containment structures up with absorbent material <br /> (0-1108) (Figure 3). The drums upon detection. <br /> are sealed with a <br /> removable bung. <br /> Steel drum is located on <br /> Recovered 55 gal. Drums the Warehouse dock Residual spills are cleaned <br /> Oil/Spill each (1-2 drums) (Figure 3). The drum is up with absorbent material <br /> Sweepings (0-110B) sealed with a removable upon detection. <br /> lid. <br /> Notes <br /> A: Figure 3 shows the location of the oil containers. <br /> B: Quantities of containers stored in the warehouse(commercial sales)vary;volume ranges have been provided instead. <br /> The Facility total oil storage capacity as of July 19,2019,was approximately 100,525 gallons. Warehouse <br /> storage supports commercial delivery of drums, therefore the number of portable containers stored onsite <br /> will vary. <br /> 2.2.3 Countermeasures and Disposal [40 CFR 112.7(a)(3)(iv) and(v)] <br /> Staff responsible for the Facility are trained in the location and use of absorbents and spill notification <br /> requirements.Transporters maintain additional spill equipment on their vehicles and are to respond to spills <br /> during filling operations.The drivers are required to immediately notify the Facility Response Coordinator <br /> of any spills. "Report Spills Immediately" signs including VPPS contact information should be located in <br /> plain view at the fueling islands. <br /> Minor spills are to be cleaned up upon identification by VPPS personnel using absorbent materials. Used <br /> absorbent or spill-containment materials are to be placed in empty 55-gallon drums with secure covers and <br /> transported for proper disposal when no longer absorbent. A qualified disposal contractor is employed to <br /> collect the spent spill containment materials. Spills of sufficient volume will require a qualified disposal <br /> contractor to remove any oil spills. <br /> Os <br /> �a41 CONDOF <br />