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DRMS Permit Index
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P2008046
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
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5/21/2009
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New MD application (MD-02) Non-confidential Part 3
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American Shale Oil, LLC
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MD1
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THM
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SPCC PLAN <br />6.0 SPILL PREVENTION AND CONTROL. • <br />AMSO and its contractors are mindful that it is much easier to prevent a release of potentially <br />harmful materials than it is to clean up such a release. Therefore, AMSO will take all necessary <br />and prudent steps to ensure that all on-site persomiel make it their highest priority to anticipate <br />and prevent the occurrence of situations which could lead to an unauthorized release. <br />6.1 Personnel Training <br />Providing adequate training is the first line of defense in eliminating the potential for an <br />unauthorized release. AMSO is committed to providing all on-site personnel and contractors. who <br />work at the site, even if they are only delivering materials, with clear instructions as to the proper <br />methods for storage and handling of fuels and hazardous materials. AMSO will conduct SPCC <br />awareness briefing as part of daily safety meetings to provide clear instructions on the proper <br />procedures for handling fuels and hazardous materials and will ensure these instructions are <br />understood by all on-site personnel. In addition to training in procedures for preventing releases <br />of fuels or hazardous materials, all staff will be provided with instructions as to notification <br />procedures and proper use of spill response equipment. <br />• <br />Personnel training will include the following topics: <br />• Operation and maintenance of equipment to prevent oil discharges <br />o Spill containment facilities <br />o Mechanical devices (safety controls, relief valves, flanges, and fittings) <br />o Activities (construction, (billing, sampling/hydraulic testing, handling and <br />transportation of petroleum. products) <br />• Procedures and protocols to be implemented in the event of a discharge <br />o Response Management Structure <br />o Initial Response <br />o Internal reporting <br />o Oil spill emergency reporting (EPA, State, BLM) <br />• Applicable oil spill prevention (State and Federal) laws, rules, and regulations <br />o Federal Regulation 40 CFR Parts 110 and 112 <br />o Clean Water Act, specifically §311 <br />o Oil Pollution Act of 1990 <br />o Colorado Administrative Code 6 CCR 1007-2 and 1007-3 <br />• Site operations <br />o Regional characteristics <br />o Site-specific details • <br />American Shale Oil, LLC 10
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