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Facility-wide chemical spill/release prevention, preparedness and response plans.
Chemical spills can lead to regulatory penalties, health risks, environmental impact and other costly damages. Without effective prevention and response plans, businesses face heightened vulnerabilities that can tarnish reputations and disrupt operations. Understanding these issues is crucial for any enterprise that handles hazardous materials.
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When it comes to oil and chemical spills and releases, TRC’s tested practitioners identify, assess and prioritize spill and release scenarios and response actions — develop and implement plans — and identify and assess internal and external spill response capabilities.
Our practitioners are highly experienced and qualified to lead planning for oil and gas, industrial and manufacturing clients, helping comply with all applicable federal and local regulations.
Comprehensive Spill Preventions and Response Solutions
Our team develops plans to prevent and respond to spills or releases based on industry standards and site-specific information. We incorporate existing plans, policies, and procedures to provide flexibility that minimizes the impact and costs of your facility’s operations and activities.
Our plans provide the strategies, tactics and procedures required to properly respond to facility incidents, employee and contractor capabilities, site conditions and hazards. We support the implementation of on-site prevention/response measures, from containment systems design to training for facility employees. Our services include:
- Spill prevention
- Control and Countermeasures (SPCC) Plans
- Facility and Pipeline Response Plans (FRP or OPA `90 Plans)
- RCRA and OSHA Contingency Plans
- Emergency Response/Action Plans (ERP, EAP, ERAP)
- Risk Management Plans (RMP), Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP)
- Spill and slug prevention Plans
- Integrated Contingency Plans (ICP or One Plans)
Resolve Your Complex Spill Prevention and Response Challenges Today
With extensive experience in spill prevention and response, TRC is a trusted leader in the field. We develop comprehensive plans tailored to the unique needs of your operations. Our team stays current with changing regulations and industry best practices to ensure your business receives the highest level of service and expertise.
Contact us to learn more about these solutions and schedule a consultation.
Sharing Our Perspectives
Our practitioners share their insights and perspectives on the trends and challenges shaping the market.
The Risks and Rewards of Transporting LNG By Rail
February 4, 2020
The comment period for the proposed rule to allow LNG transport by rail ended on Jan. 13. Now the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) decides how to move forward on the idea, which was introduced by trade advocates representing North America’s seven Class I railroads. TRC’s Wade Narin van Court discusses the regulatory and financial implications for freight carriers planning to compete in a new commercial arena.
NERC Proposes Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Plan for 2019
September 26, 2018
This month, NERC released the first draft of its 2019 Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Plan (CMEP) which identifies power delivery system risks and outlines compliance audit requirements for next year. The risk elements outlined in the plan include significant differences from previous years, as shown in the table below. Each NERC region must consider these risks as they develop their monitoring and audit scopes for utilities. Utilities should be prepared to be audited and implement any necessary compliance initiatives in these areas.
Building a More Resilient New York
June 24, 2013
The aftermath of Super Storm Sandy, which caused devastation including property damage, mass power outages and loss of life, has caused us to rethink, entirely, how well prepared we are for these events which were previously thought to be anomalies but which result in long term remediation efforts.