INTEGRATED CONTINGENCY PLAN Maneuver Training Center

After action
review
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amendments
Environmental
Coordinator
Supervisory
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VAARNG-FM-E
SPILL RESPONSE PROCEDURES
Complete and submit within five working days:
• Spill Accident Report to VAARNG-FM-E Accidental Release of
Hazardous Materials Report Form C.3 can be found in Appendix C.
Perform after action review and submit documentation within 31 calendar
days to VAARNG-FM-E. Review shall address:
• Cause or suspected cause of the release,
• Personnel discovering and responding to the event,
• Operational, procedural, or facility changes recommended to prevent
future similar releases; and
• Effectiveness of the notification process.
Consider ways to prevent the reoccurrence of the spill:
• Review equipment inspection records;
• Reevaluate procedures for certain operations, (i.e., tank filling, tank
inspecting, emergency response); and
• Investigate options such as:
1) purchasing additional spill contingency resources,
2) installing monitoring/ warning devices,
3) constructing new secondary containment devices, and
4) updating storage equipment.
16.6.5 Water Use Protection Priority [40 CFR 109.5(d)(5)]
Based on the amount of property and the flow pattern of water through the property, critical water
use areas are not considered to be endangered by potential spills of oil or hazardous substances from
the facility. Therefore, the specification of priority, in which water uses are to be protected from an
oil or hazardous substance discharge, is not required.
16.7 PROCEDURES FOR RECOVERY OF DAMAGES [40 CFR 109.5(e)]
Contracts or agreements with contractors, transporters, or similar personnel for movement of
such commodities as the fuel and used oil, in or out of MTC-Fort Pickett facility, should
stipulate that the contractor, transporter, or similar person will be responsible for cleanup of
spills on the facility caused by their negligence. The agreement shall also stipulate that the
VAARNG takes no responsibility for the activities of contractors’ personnel outside the physical
confines of the facility.
MTC – Fort Pickett
Integrated Contingency Plan
Blackstone, Virginia
October 2009 Page 68