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WHAT IS INCLUDED IN PLAN SEP 1 5 2015 ;N 1 j R 0 `�IMENTAr All HMMP's consists of four components. If a location has underground storage tanks, then two additional components are required. I.. The first component is a business activities form. This form includes the locations facility identification, the types of hazardous material activity performed, documents if the location has underground or above ground storage tanks on site, and identifies if the location stores extremely hazardous materials or has any other local HMMP requirements. II. The second component is the Business owner/operator identification form. This form includes the facility identification number, address, business owner, environmental contact, on-site emergency contact personnel, any required additional local information, the mailingibilling information, and the name of the individual certifying the information in the plan.. This form must be kept current at all times. III. The third component is an inventory of all hazardous materials stored on site. The HMMP must include the following 55 gallon drummed products stored on a hazardous materials inventory chemical description form at a minimum: 15W40 motor oil, EP -2 moly-grease, automatic transmission fluid, 75-90 weight synthetic lube, 50 WT synthetic lube) and 200cf cylinders (oxygen, acetylene, argon). If a location stores used oil, diesel fuel or gasoline in any container 55 gallons or larger, these must also be included. Some counties may require other products, but these are the minimum standard. IV. The fourth component of every location's HMMP is a site map. The site map must identify the location of where each of the following are on site: all hazardous material listed on a chemical description form, buildings on site, emergency response equipment, first aid equipment, drainage lines, underground and above ground storage tanks, and utilities. UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK LOCATION REQUIREMENTS Monitoring and Emergency Response Plans If a location has underground storage tanks, then the HMMP must also include an Underground Storage Tank Monitoring Plan and an Underground Storage Tank Emergency Response Plan. These plans identify how the locations underground storage tanks are monitored and what to do in the event of an unauthorized release of product from the tank(s). A locations underground storage tank monitoring plan requires the storage tank electronic monitoring system, associated tank piping, sumps, spill buckets, secondary containment system piping and sumps to have tests performed to ensure the integrity of the equipment. Each test must provide passing test results. If failures of any of the tests performed occur, the system must be investigated for the cause of the test, repairs made and the system retested.