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KIHDER�MORGAIIV EMERGENCY <br /> ENEPGY PARTNERS.L P • . <br /> Celan.i.IVll cee n.......... ...int. SHUT DOWN <br /> GENERAL <br /> RULESSA FETY RULES <br /> KINDER MORGAN <br /> This facility handles refined <br /> petroleum products containing <br /> chemicals known to the State <br /> of California to cause cancer <br /> 37 38 <br /> Agency Inspections & Internal EHS <br /> SPCC Plan - Security Assessments Findings <br /> • Facility changes not updated in Plans: <br /> —Personnel changes <br /> • Fencing —Equipment changes <br /> • Information missing or incorrect in diagrams and tables: <br /> • Controlled &/or monitored entrance gates -Transfer areas,equipment,hazardous materials <br /> • Tank drain valves locked closed when not in use • Lack of records/documentation: <br /> • Adequate lighting —Dike drainage,training,inspections <br /> —Outdated inspection and report forms in plan <br /> I —Frequency of inspections/testing not indicated in plan <br /> /" • Inadequate secondary containment/calculations <br /> —Dike deterioration <br /> . _ • —Containment calculations inadequate or incorrect <br /> Avoid Repeat Findings/Violations <br /> as ao <br /> 39 40 <br /> to,rrn �1t/ater <br /> SPCC Training Review Introduction <br /> • What does SPCC stand for? • Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan(SWPPP)required <br /> • What is the goal of the SPCC program? by EPA storm water regulations in Clean Water Act <br /> • Facilities conducting certain industrial activities must be <br /> • What types of information can be found in regulated by NPDES permit for storm water discharges <br /> • Intent is to improve nation's water ways by reducing <br /> the facility's SPCC Plan? <br /> pollutants carried into waterways by storm water runoff <br /> • Under what conditions can storm water be • common pollutants include oil&grease,metal <br /> particulates,sediment,pesticides,trash,residue from <br /> drained from secondary containment mismanaged chemicals <br /> areas? • Pollutants discourage recreational use and interfere with <br /> habitat for aquatic organisms and wildlife <br /> • Penalties for violations include significant fines and <br /> imprisonment <br /> 41 42 <br /> 7 <br />