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SPCC PLAN Stockton Center 21 <br /> The pumps are also equipped with Emergency Shutdown switches that are located near <br /> the dispenser. These switches enable the fueler to immediately shut off power to the pump <br /> in an emergency situation. <br /> 3.4 FACILITY DRAINAGE SPILL PROTECTION (112.8(b)) <br /> The floor drains located in the shop area are connected to an Oil Water Separator. The <br /> purpose of the Oil Water Separator is to remove solids and oil from the water before it is <br /> discharged into the municipal sanitary sewer. In the event of a spill in the shop area where <br /> the spill cannot be contained in the shop drainage system, the spill could be contained in <br /> the oil water separator by blocking off the effluent discharge pipe. <br /> Information provided by Martin-Brower indicated that this oil water separator is cleaned out <br /> every six months. <br /> 3.5 55-GALLON DRUM HANDLING AND STORAGE <br /> The potential spill hazard situations with these drums are: <br /> 1. Product dispensing or transfer <br /> 2. Movement of drums around the shop and facility <br /> 3. Drum puncture <br /> 4. Corrosion and deterioration of drums. <br /> Liquids resulting from a spill of a drum could enter floor drains and/or storm water catch <br /> basins. All liquids should be able to be contained with the use of the facility spill kits. The <br /> only hazardous waste within the shop is the Safety-Kleen parts wash solvent that is stored <br /> within a self-contained 30-gallon steel drum. <br /> Drum Handling <br /> The highest potential for spills with drummed liquids is from the use of improper handling <br /> equipment or attempting to move heavy drums with one man without the proper <br /> -11- <br />