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<br />CGM - MCP <br />November 2024 9 <br /> <br /> <br />• Spill containment handbook <br />3.4 Handling and Release/Spill Response <br />As discussed in Section 3.3 all designated chemicals shall be stored in secondary containment. Should <br />a spill occur, the secondary containment is manually emptied into an approved waste disposal <br />containers and then the containers are sent to an approved facility. All chemicals should be handled <br />according to their MSDS, including procedures for spill response. Further detail on exposure levels and <br />first aid measures can be found in the MSDS sheets for each chemical located in Appendix A. <br />3.5 Spill Reporting <br />A spill or release notification form will be completed upon detection of any spill/release by the <br />Environmental Manager and prior to reporting a spill to the proper notification contacts. <br />3.6 Inspections, Tests, and Records <br />Grand Island Resources performs the inspections, tests, and evaluations listed in the following Table 3- <br />1. The table summarizes the various types of inspections and tests performed at the facility. <br />Table 3-1: Inspection Program <br />Facility <br />Component <br />Action Frequency/Circumstances <br />Aboveground <br />container with all <br />sides visible <br />Test container integrity by conducting <br />visual inspection. Inspect outside of <br />container for signs of deterioration <br />and spill/releases. <br />Following a regular schedule (monthly, annual, <br />and during scheduled inspections) and <br />whenever material repairs are made. <br />Container <br />supports and <br />foundation <br />Inspect container’s supports and <br />foundations. <br />Following a regular schedule (monthly, annual, <br />and during scheduled inspections) and <br />whenever material repairs are made. <br />Liquid level <br />sensing devices <br />(overfill) <br />Test for proper operation. Monthly <br />All aboveground <br />valves, piping, <br />and <br />appurtenances <br />Assess general condition of items, <br />such as flange joints, expansion joints, <br />valve glands and bodies, catch pans, <br />pipeline supports, locking of valves, <br />and metal surfaces. <br />Monthly <br />Buried piping Inspect for deterioration. <br /> <br /> <br />Integrity and leak testing. <br />Whenever a section of buried line is exposed for <br />any reason. <br /> <br />At the time of installation, modification, <br />construction, relocation, or replacement. <br />Note: If any above ground container is added to the site at a later date, where all sides are not visible, <br />alternative testing requirements will be needed and the plan will need to be modified. <br />3.6.1 Daily Inspection <br />A Grand Island Resources employee performs a complete walk-through of the facility each day during <br />normal seasonal operation. This daily visual inspection involves: looking for container/tank/piping