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Spill Peevmlion,CaNml,and Came....Plan Valla,PW&Ic P9mlarm gaviea,In, Baha Faeilty Page 5 Table 1 —Facility Oil Containers Container Volume ContainerA Discharge Prevention Discharge Controls's Contents (gallons) Identification • Drums are stored outdoors on spill pallets or near the • Oil transfers are to be OW S. Various Oil monitored by Valley • Valley Pacific Drums Up to 495 3-9 drwns Pacific personnel. personnel are to be (Photo 5, 6) (ss-geleam) • Containers visually trained in spill inspected for leaks response measures. monthly. • Adequately-sized spill kits are located near oil storage and handling areas. 54,555 Estimated Total Oil Storage Capacity (gallons) Notes A:Figure 3,Facility Diagram,shows the locations of the Facility oil containers. B:Containment capacity calculations provided in Appendix 1. C:The mm�ber of portable containers varies.The values in the Container Identification column represent a medrioum mm�ber of containers for that type of oil at the Facility or in a given location. Used oil tanks may have more frequent inspection cycles under other regulatory programs. Oil delivery operations are performed by Valley Pacific personnel. Pick-up of used oil is performed by a licensed waste hauler. Transfer activities are attended by trained Valley Pacific personnel. Procedures and practices when transferring oil/petroleum products includes: • Training for oil product delivery is to include instructions on avoiding damage of oil-containing AST pipes and appurtenances. • Oil product transfer operations are to be performed over an impervious surface where feasible. • Prior to oil product transfer operations, the tanker truck brake is to be set and wheel chocks installed. • The fitting and product transfer hose are to be visually checked for defects and replaced if necessary. • Drip pans/buckets are to be utilized under valve hose connections. • Hose ends for ASTs are valved to limit spillage. • Valley Pacific personnel are to be present during product transfer to monitor tank fill level. o Tank Fill Operations: Tanks Tl, T2, and T3 are equipped with liquid level gauges with integrated overfill alarms.An audible overfill warning alert will sound when the tanks are filled to 90-percent capacity or more. For tanks that are not equipped with level gauges (T4),Valley Pacific delivery drivers manually measure(stick)the tank's liquid level and compare with tank- specific fill charts to establish adequate tank capacityto receive the load before adding product. o Truck Fill Operations: An optic rack monitor system is used for transfers from T 1 or T4 into tank trucks. When the system is connected to the truck and the truck's sensors report reaching a set cutoff volume,the truck fill pump is automatically shut off to prevent overflow. A ti1� CONDOR