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Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan <br /> TRAINING PROCEDURES FOR AN ONSHORE STORAGE FACILITY <br /> In general, this type of facility is simple and pollution-free. However, in order to realize this pollution-free status, the most careful <br /> attention to detail is necessary. Because of the many control parts, joints, valves, unions, and flanges, which must be manipulated <br /> manually and at frequent intervals during production, the operating personnel must handle these operations with precision. The essence <br /> of maintaining their precision and dedication to Spill Prevention results from the following: <br /> 1. Training 2. Inspection 3. Recording <br /> The existence of a formal program in each of the following areas will demonstrate the commitment of management to these <br /> activities: <br /> 1. TRAINING: <br /> Personnel is to be properly instructed in the following: <br /> 1) Operation and maintenance of facility equipment to prevent liquid discharges, and <br /> 2) Applicable pollution control laws, rules, and regulations. <br /> a) All personnel associated with this facility are required to read this plan. <br /> b) All personnel associated with this facility must have a copy of this plan available. <br /> c) All personnel are to receive additional SPCC training at least annually. <br /> d) All personnel associated with this facility must have access to briefs of federal, state, &local rules and regulations. <br /> All new employees will, prior to the completion of his first work week, undergo a training session conducted by his supervisor or <br /> management personnel. <br /> Scheduled Spill Prevention briefings for the operating personnel are to be conducted frequently enough to assure adequate <br /> understanding of the SPCC Plan. <br /> All employees are to be briefed annually and are thoroughly familiar with the SPCC Plan for each applicable location. The <br /> supervisor is responsible for briefing employees regularly on the importance of spill prevention. The supervisor is responsible to <br /> see that the facility is maintained in good condition and remedial action is taken when necessary. Records shall be maintained for 3 <br /> years. <br /> 2. INSPECTION: <br /> This facility is checked regularly by the operator. The supervisor shall check this facility as well at least every six (6) months for <br /> visual indicators of leaks or deterioration. All leaks are to be repaired immediately when found. The repairs are to be noted on the <br /> attached inspection sheet. The compliance with the scheduled inspection of this facility is an integral part of this SPCC Plan and is <br /> an indicator of management's commitment to comply with this Plan. <br /> 3. RECORDING: <br /> Details of this SPCC inspection program include 1) Frequency of each inspection 2) Name of inspector 3) Any described comments <br /> and 4) Corrective measures are taken as a result of the inspections. These details shall become a part of the SPCC record (see Record of <br /> inspection, Maintenance, and Drainage) and must be maintained in the central office SPCC file 3 years with current copies of the <br /> details of inspections maintained in all copies of the SPCC at the battery or the centrally located facility office at all times. <br />