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SPCC Plan Valley Pacific Petroleum Services Escalon Facility Page 9 Table 3—Visual and Non-Destructive Container Shell Inspection Requirements Container Type Capacity Inspection Type (Gallons) 55- 1,100 Visual Inspections by Facility Personnel 1,101 —5,000 Visual Inspections by Facility Personnel Visual Inspections by Facility Personnel and Shop Fabricated AST 5,001 —30,000 Non-Destructive Shell Inspection by a Certified InspectorA Visual Inspections by Facility Personnel and 30,001 —50,000 Non-Destructive Shell Inspection by a Certified Ins ectorA Portable Containers >55 1 Visual Inspections by Facility Personnel Note A: The formal external AST shell inspection schedule is determined by a certified inspector for inspections that occur after the first 20-year inspection. 2.5.1 Contingency Plan [40 CFR 112.7(d)(1) and(2)] Facility contingency planning is the responsibility of the Facility Manager and is incorporated into this document. Local and state contingency planning is not under the control of the Facility and is to be conducted as determined by local and state agencies.Notification contacts are listed in Section 2.2.4 above, and notification is to occur as noted in Section 2.2.5 of this SPCC Plan. Local and regional spill equipment resources are the responsibility of the local response agency. VPPS personnel trained to perform minor spill cleanup are available for minor spill control as necessary. A large spill will require the services of a qualified removal and disposal contractor to remove the spilled material. The Facility does not meet the requirements that would mandate the preparation of a Facility Contingency Plan. However, the following, coupled with the contents of this SPCC Plan, is a brief contingency plan that is utilized at the Facility: • Immediately notify the Facility Emergency Coordinator and/or the Alternate Facility Emergency Coordinator when a spill occurs. • Determine the size, location, source,responsible party, and identification of substance,if possible. • VPPS staff, will be sufficient for initial spill mitigation. Minor spills will be cleaned up by using absorbent materials. • The initial response will be to maintain control of any spill in the immediate vicinity of the source of the spill. • A spill will not be cleaned by flushing with water down a drain or into a ditch. • Absorbent materials will be sealed in plastic bags when no longer absorbent and/or stored in 55- gallon drums with secure covers before being disposed offsite by a qualified waste disposal contractor. • If the spill is too large to be effectively contained and cleaned up by VPPS personnel,the Facility Response Coordinator will contact a qualified spill cleanup contractor to perform the cleanup of the spilled substance and dispose the substance at an appropriate disposal site. 4M %41 CONDOF�