PLAN APPLICATION HAZARDOUS MATERIALS USE AND SPILL PREVENTION CONTROL (HMPC) PLAN
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1 PLAN APPLICATION HAZARDOUS MATERIALS USE AND SPILL PREVENTION CONTROL (HMPC) PLAN A. GENERAL INFORMATION A1. Business Name: Acme Company Street Address: 1000 Stroll St. City: Louisville State: Kentucky Zip: Telephone: Fax: Servicing Fire Department: Louisville Fire Department A2. Corporate Name: Acme International Corporate Headquarters Address: 1200 Elm Street City: New York State: New York Zip: Telephone: Fax: A3. Describe nature of business at this site: Industrial Chemical Manufacturing Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code(s) (If known): 1700 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code(s) (If known): Days and Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00 am 5:00 pm (8 hours) Saturday 9:00 am 1:00 pm (5 hours) A4. Local Owners and Managers Name:_Joe Jones Title:_Owner Mailing Address:_1000 Stroll Street City: Louisville State: Kentucky Zip:_40201 Phone: Fax: Name:_John Smith Title:_Manager Mailing Address:_1000 Stroll Street City: Louisville State: _Kentucky Zip: Phone: Fax:_ A5. Indicate Two or More Persons to Contact in an Emergency Name/Title Emergency Phone/Pager/Cell Phone John Smith/Manager /Home /Pager Mike Smith/Foreman /Home /Pager B. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 1
2 B1. Do you store, handle, or process any petroleum products (gasoline, diesel fuel, oil, etc.) on site in excess of 55 gallons? B2. Do you store, handle, or process any materials listed in the enclosed Appendix A in excess of the listed reportable quantity? B3. Do you store, handle, or process any corrosive, explosive ignitable, radioactive, or reactive hazardous materials on site in quantities of 100 pounds or greater? Yes Yes Yes No No No For assistance answering questions B1, B2, or B3, please contact your assigned Emergency Response Pretreatment Inspector (ERPI).. Refer to the last sentence of your cover letter to find out who your ERPI is. For assistance determining whom your ERPI is, please contact MSD s Industrial Waste Department at B4. If you answered No to questions B1, B2, and B3, you may qualify for an Exemption from the HMPC Program. Having an approved Exemption does not relieve your company from the Hazardous Materials Ordinance reporting responsibilities. IF YOU HAVE A SPILL OF ANY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TO THE ENVIRONMENT OR DRAIN, 911 MUST BE NOTIFIED IMMEDIATELY. Please skip to section E on Page 5. B5. B5. If you answered YES to any of questions B1, B2 or B3, you must fill out the entire HMPC plan and submit a fee according to the following schedule. 1-4 employees $ employees $ employees $ employees $ employees $ employees $ employees $ >999 employees $ Please make checks payable to Metropolitan Sewer District. Please continue with question B6. B6. All hazardous materials stored in quantities greater than the Reportable Quantities (RQ) defined in Appendix A of the Ordinance must be identified on the attached Hazardous Materials Inventory Data Entry Form (Attachment A). Non listed materials that exhibit characteristic hazards have a reportable quantity of 100 pounds. These characteristic hazards are listed in the first page of Appendix A. Please make copies of the Attachment A and fill out one sheet for each hazardous materials storage area. (Refer to the instructions for a definition of a hazardous materials storage area). B7. Required Maps (See instructions for information about maps.) MSD will provide you with a map (Attachment B) of your facility using data from the Louisville and Jefferson County Information Consortium (LOJIC). Please mark each hazardous materials storage location on the map provided to you by MSD. The map should be numbered consecutively starting with the number 1 listing the hazardous materials storage locations on site. For each number on the map, there should be a corresponding Hazardous Materials Inventory Data Entry Form (Attachment A). C. EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING PROCEDURES 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 2
3 C1. Emergency Procedures Posting In accordance with the Hazardous Material Ordinance, you must post a simplified Emergency Response Procedure (Attachment C). The Hazardous Material Ordinance requires immediate notification to 911 in the event of a Reportable Quantity. Your Attachment C must include procedures to notify 911. An example is included in the Sample HMPC Plan. Please list the locations where this is posted at your facility. (Example: time clock, storage locations, etc.) Please include a copy of Attachment C with your Plan submittal. Spill procedure (Attachment C) is posted at all hazardous materials locations and posted on all employee bulletin boards. C2. Employee Training The Hazardous Material Ordinance requires an initial and on-going safety and accident prevention training program for all employees. Describe training provided to employees: (e.g. proper handling, spill response procedures, evacuation procedures, emergency procedures, first aid, spill cleanup, equipment handling, etc.) All employees are given yearly training in spill awareness, material safety data sheet training, spill containment and cleanup, proper protective clothing, first aid, CPR, confined space training, etc. D. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILL PREVENTION & CONTROL MEASURES 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 3
4 D1. List Spill Response supplies and equipment at the facility and identify location (e.g. fire fighting equipment, materials to neutralize chemicals, sorbent materials, sandbags, floor drain mats, or other materials for blocking surface drainage ditches, etc.). Spill response supplies are located in various areas throughout the plant. These supplies include absorbent materials, clays, squeegees, brooms and shovels. Dry chemical fire extinguishers are also located throughout the facility. Soda ash is used for neutralization of acid releases. D2. Describe the measures taken to ensure safe separation and protection of material, measures to prevent spills (operational procedures, equipment safeguards, corrosion protection, etc.), spill detection measures (air monitoring devices, ph meters, level sensors and alarms, etc.), and containment and flow control measures (dikes, berms, valves, absorbent materials, etc.). Also, describe measures taken to insure safe separation of stored materials from factors that may cause fire or explosions. All materials are stored in either 55 gallon drums or metal storage tanks inside the facility. All materials are stored separately within the facility in the location where they will be used. Spill prevention measures are accomplished through visual surveillance of the stored materials and their containers on a daily basis. Our facility has a trenching system for recovering spills. 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 4
5 D3. Describe security measures when the facility is not open for business to ensure protection from hazardous materials releases (e.g. remote alarms, fire protection systems, security guard services, watchperson, etc.). Fire alarm/security alarm/night security patrol of facility. D4. Are hazardous materials stored in any areas of your facility that are prone to flood? Please identify and list these areas below. Describe measures taken to prevent a release in the event of high water. 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 5
6 E. Owner/Manager Certification The attached Hazardous Materials Spill Prevention and Control Plan (HMPC) or Exemption Request for this business, will be implemented as herein described. I hereby certify that I am responsible for the operation of the above named facility and have described all hazardous materials kept on site in amounts greater than the Reportable Quantities specified by MSD/Federal regulations. Owner/ Manager Name: Company Name: Title: _ Owner/Manager Signature: Date: NOT REQUIRED. IF YOUR PLAN WAS FILLED OUT BY A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, PLEASE FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING SECTION. P. E. CERTIFICATION I have examined the named facility and, to the best of my knowledge and belief, this Hazardous Materials Spill Prevention and Control (HMPC) Plan has been prepared in accordance with provisions of the MSD Hazardous Materials Spill Prevention regulations and in accordance with good engineering practices. Printed Name of Registered Professional Engineer Signature of Registered Professional Engineer (seal) Registration Number State Date 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 6
7 ATTACHMENT A Information System Hazardous Materials Inventory Data Entry Form Company #: _9999 Louisville and Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District For MSD Use Only X_ Y Z 1 Date Completed:_ Company Name:_Acme Company Location #: 1 Description: Outside, Northeast part of property Containment Type: _Underground Tank Description: Double Walled Tank Spill Remediation: _Mitigated with absorbent on small spill, environmental contractor for large spill. Materials: Material Name CAS # StorageType Container Description Maximum Storage Quantity (Lbs.) Material Components (See Example) Gasoline UST 20,000 gal. 123, % Diesel Fuel UST 10,000 gal. 70, % % of Total Amount 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 7
8 ATTACHMENT A Industrial Waste Information System Hazardous Materials Inventory Data Entry Form Company #: _9999 Louisville and Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District For MSD Use Only X_ Y Z 1 Date Completed:_ Company Name:_Acme Company Location #: 2 Description: Inside, Southeast corner of building Containment Type: Isolation Description: Storage Room elevated thresh hold, no drains Spill Remediation: _Mitigated with absorbent Materials: Material Name CAS # StorageType Container Description Maximum Storage Quantity (Lbs.) Material Components (See Example) Transmission Fluid Drum 4 x 55 gal. 1, % Motor Oil Drum 2 x 55 gal % A Antifreeze Drum 1 x 55 gal % % of Total Amount 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 8
9 ATTACHMENT A Industrial Waste Information System Hazardous Materials Inventory Data Entry Form Company #: _9999 Louisville and Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District For MSD Use Only X_ Y Z 1 Date Completed:_ Company Name:_Acme Company Location #: 3 Description: Outside, Southwest corner of property Containment Type: _Earthen Berm Description: 40 x 40 x 4 Spill Remediation: _Neutralization and proper disposal. Materials: Material Name CAS # StorageType Container Description Maximum Storage Quantity (Lbs.) Material Components (See Example) Sodium Hydroxide Solution AST 10,000 gal. 99,421 Sodium Hyroxide 17% 17% Water 83% Sodium Hydroxide Solution AST 10,000 gal. 94,709 Sodium Hydroxide 12% 12% Water 88% % of Total Amount 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 9
10 ATTACHMENT A Industrial Waste Information System Hazardous Materials Inventory Data Entry Form Company #: _9999 Louisville and Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District For MSD Use Only X_ Y Z 1 Date Completed:_ Company Name:_Acme Company Location #: 4 Description: Outside, Southwest corner of main bldg. Containment Type: _Concrete Dike Description: 12 x 20 x 4 Spill Remediation: Mitigate with inert material (e.g. vermiculite, dry sand, earth). Materials: Material Name CAS # StorageType Container Description Maximum Storage Quantity (Lbs.) Toluene UST 5,000 gal. 36,279 Material Components (See Example) % of Total Amount 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 10
11 ATTACHMENT A Industrial Waste Information System Hazardous Materials Inventory Data Entry Form Company #: _9999 Louisville and Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District For MSD Use Only X_ Y Z 1 Date Completed:_ Company Name:_Acme Company Location #: 5 Description: Inside, Northwest corner of bldg. Containment Type: _Spill Pallet Description: Grated plastic spill pallet Spill Remediation: Mitigate with absorbent. Materials: Material Name CAS # StorageType Container Description Maximum Storage Quantity (Lbs.) Material Components (See Example) RF Drum 55 gal. X Alcohol 22% % of Total Amount Sodium Hydroxide 36% Water 42% RF Drum 55 gal. X 20 12,899 Alcohol 28% Sodium Hydroxide 61% Water 11% 06/08/ West Liberty Street, Louisville, KY Page 11
12 ATTACHMENT C IN CASE OF A SPILL CLEAR AREA OF ALL NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL STOP FLOW OF MATERIAL IF POSSIBLE IF LIQUID - DIKE AREA IF POWDER ISOLATE AREA AND CONTAIN - IF A HAZARDOUS MATERIAL IS INVOLVED OR SPILL EXCEEDS THE ABILITY OF PERSONNEL ON DUTY TO HANDLE OR CONTAIN OR IF THE SPILL IS OVER THE REPORTABLE QUANTITY OR IF THE MATERIAL HAS ENTERED SEWER, DRAIN OR WATERWAY, IMMEDIATELY DIAL 911. REPORT SPILL AND STATE MATERIAL INVOLVED AND QUANTITY. 05/ Commerce Center Place, Louisville, KY Page 12
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