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USE OF DISPERSANTS - U.S. National Response Team (NRT)

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DISPERSANT <strong>USE</strong> DECISION / IMPLEMENTATIONELEMENT CHECKLIST (cont.)Note: Need all "YES" answers before dispersant use is acceptable.YES NODECISION ELEMENT4. Can dispersant application be conducted safely and effectively given the physicalenvironment?Environmental parameters:* winds less than or equal to 25 knots* visibility greater than or equal to 3 miles* ceiling greater than or equal to 1000 feet* operations during daylight hours onlyYES NO5. Are sufficient equipment and personnel available to conduct aerial dispersantapplication operations within the window of opportunity?Note: Refer to elements and position descriptions under the Dispersant Operations GroupSupervisor in the Operations Section…Other tools are available to assess this such asthe NOAA Dispersant Mission PlannerYES NO6. Has a Site Safety Plan for dispersant operations been completed?YES NO7. Is the spill/oil to be dispersed within a Pre-Approved Zone?Refer to Section II within the CRRT Dispersant Pre-Approval AgreementIf the spill/oil is NOT in a Pre-Approved Zone, has approval been granted?Submit "CRRT Documentation/Application Form for Dispersant Use" to the IncidentSpecific CRRT members with request for approval.Dispersant use in non-approved areas must be requested by the OSC and approved byEPA and the affected state(s) after consultation with DOC and DOI.

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