PE Certified (SPCC) Spill Prevention Plan
The deadlines for a facility to revise Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans are quickly approaching.
SPCC regulations require facilities to provide containment and develop countermeasures to prevent oil releases.
The regulations also require regulated facilities to prepare an SPCC plan that details facility specific spill prevention and control measures. A spill response contingency plan is required as part of the SPCC plan if a facility is unable to provide secondary containment.
Procedures have been established and that the plan is adequate for the facility. While the federal regulations do not specify, many state regulations require the SPCC plan to be sealed by a P.E. licensed in the state where the facility is located. In addition to containment for storage containers, the revised SPCC regulations specify the following items must be provided for petroleum use areas at each facility, as applicable.
Dr Fuel Clean Environmental Services
- SPCC Plan Development.
- Environmental Assessment and Remediation Services.
- Phase I and Phase II Environmental Due Diligence Site Assessments.
- Remedial Investigation, Design and Oversight.
- Environmental Compliance and Management.
- Compliance Audits.
- Environmental Programs Development and Implementation.
- Storage Tank Management.
- Compliance Document Preparation.
- Process Safety Management Programs.
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