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Table 11 - Predesignated Response Coordinators Primary Alternate Title: Environmental Coordinator Environmental Specialist Work Phone: 434-292-2144 434-292-2644 24-hr Phone (Cell): 434-480-6952 434-294-1765 If none of MTC-Fort Pickett persons listed in this table is present at the facility, the 24-hour telephone number should be used to contact them. This number will ring to the facility security or duty office, where a list of all MTC-Fort Pickett personnel is maintained, including personal 24-hour telephone or pager numbers. 16.6.3 Preplanned Operations <strong>Center</strong> [40 CFR 109.5(d)(3)] VAARNG-FM-E will serve as the preplanned location for oil discharge response operations center, or will designate an alternative location. Telephone and radio communications are available as needed. 16.6.4 Varying Response Provisions [40 CFR 109.5(d)(4)][40 CFR 265.52 (a), (c) and (d)][40 CFR 265.56 (a) to (j)] The varying degrees of response efforts depending on the severity of the oil or hazardous substance discharge are provided. Personnel safety takes precedence over environmental protection. The course of action, in the event of a spill, is to contain and clean up the spill using appropriately trained personnel and available spill response equipment. The flow charts in this section provide simplified response procedures for incidental and major spill events. In general: The instructions for INCIDENTAL SPILL RESPONSE will be followed if: • Material released is a routine job exposure for the involved personnel, and • There is no immediate threat to life, human health, or the environment. The instructions for MAJOR SPILL RESPONSE will be followed if: • Material released is an immediate threat to life, human health, or the environment, • Involved personnel have not been trained in initial response actions for hazardous material releases, or • Involved personnel do not handle the hazardous material(s) as part of their routine job functions, (and they do not have Hazardous Communications training as required in 29 CFR 1200). MTC – Fort Pickett Integrated Contingency Plan Blackstone, Virginia October 2009 Page 66
CATASTROPHIC SPILLS will be handled only by the Fire Department or other properly trained personnel. Specific spill response procedures are described below: SPILL RESPONSE PROCEDURES DISCOVERY Discover Discoverer Determines whether it is an incidental or major spill. Exercise personal safety. Secure the area. Notify supervisor. Stop the source, if it can be done without endangering personal safety. Meet and direct response personnel to location. INCIDENTAL SPILL Respond Supervisor Verify information. Assign personnel to: • Contain and control the spill, and • Clean up the spill. Cleanup Supervisor Contact VAARNG-FM-E. MAJOR SPILL Respond Supervisor Verify information. Notify MTC-Fort Pickett Environmental Coordinator. Environmental Coordinator Verify information. Call 911 for assistance, Fire Department will assign On-Scene Coordinator. Notify VAARNG-FM-E. On-Scene Coordinator Supervise Fire Department personnel, requesting additional assistance from the Regional Response Team if required, to: • Contain and control the spill. Cleanup VAARNG-FM-E Coordinate spill cleanup: • Contact properly trained VAARNG staff, and • Contact private spill response contractor. NOTIFICATIONS Notifications VAARNG-FM-E Notify Public Affairs Officer (PAO), National Guard Bureau. Submit the information listed in 40 CFR 112.4 to the appropriate agencies for: • Oil spills that enter state waters: NRC, DEQ, LEPC, CRAC. • 1,000-gallon discharge, or two “harmful quantity” discharge events in 12 months of oil, or oil to navigable waterway: written report within 60 days to EPA, DEQ Central Office. • Greater than Reportable Quantity (RQ) of Hazardous Substance release: verbal report to EPA, DEQ, CRAC, LEPC, written report to all if required by EPA. • Hazardous Waste releases: written report within 15 days (40 CFR 265.56(j)) to EPA, written report within five working days to CRAC. • Substances identified as extremely hazardous: LEPC. PAO Provide statements to: • Media and State congressional delegation. MTC – Fort Pickett Integrated Contingency Plan Blackstone, Virginia October 2009 Page 67
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