SECTION 3. SPILL PREVENTION Preventative approaches will be used to avoid unwarranted releases of the materials listed in Section 2: Proper labeling for all hazardous substances. Substances will be stored in their original containers or appropriate substitute. Original label information will be added to container for all transferred substances unless immediately used. Hazardous substances will be stored, used, and dispensed in a way that prevents contamination. Substances will be organized in a neat and orderly manner in a designated storage area. Secondary containment (spill pallets/decks, drip pans, dikes, berms, absorbents, etc.) will be provided when storing hazardous substances in large quantities to prevent contamination from a leaking container. Equipment and storage containers will be located away from surface or ground water sources and operations that could cause accidental releases. Inspections and preventative maintenance. Equipment listed under Section 1 and all storage containers and dispensing equipment will be inspected and maintained daily to eliminate the greatest possible chance of a failure that will cause a spill. Emergency spill equipment will be maintained to ensure its proper operation in time of emergency. Trash and other potential pollutants will be regularly collected and properly disposed. List other spill prevention measures being taken (Storage procedures, Equipment inspection & maintenance procedures, Dispensing procedures, etc.): SECTION 4. SPILL CONTAINMENT & MITIGATION Spills will be contained to the smallest area possible through the use of shovels and dirt mounds and/or a spill control kit containing absorbent materials. Specifications for all on-site emergency spill equipment, including fire extinguishers, will be attached to this plan. Every effort will be taken to prevent any direct flow into a water course. To the extent possible, hazardous materials and contaminated soil or other contaminated materials will be collected for proper disposal or cleaning. In the case of a significant event, a commercial control and cleanup company will be contacted. List and describe clean-up procedure(s) and identify location of available emergency equipment:
SECTION 3. SPILL PREVENTION Preventative approaches will be used to avoid unwarranted releases of the materials listed in Section 2: Proper labeling for all hazardous substances. Substances will be stored in their original containers or appropriate substitute. Original label information will be added to container for all transferred substances unless immediately used. Hazardous substances will be stored, used, and dispensed in a way that prevents contamination. Substances will be organized in a neat and orderly manner in a designated storage area. Secondary containment (spill pallets/decks, drip pans, dikes, berms, absorbents, etc.) will be provided when storing hazardous substances in large quantities to prevent contamination from a leaking container. Equipment and storage containers will be located away from surface or ground water sources and operations that could cause accidental releases. Inspections and preventative maintenance. Equipment listed under Section 1 and all storage containers and dispensing equipment will be inspected and maintained daily to eliminate the greatest possible chance of a failure that will cause a spill. Emergency spill equipment will be maintained to ensure its proper operation in time of emergency. Trash and other potential pollutants will be regularly collected and properly disposed. List other spill prevention measures being taken (Storage procedures, Equipment inspection & maintenance procedures, Dispensing procedures, etc.): SECTION 4. SPILL CONTAINMENT & MITIGATION Spills will be contained to the smallest area possible through the use of shovels and dirt mounds and/or a spill control kit containing absorbent materials. Specifications for all on-site emergency spill equipment, including fire extinguishers, will be attached to this plan. Every effort will be taken to prevent any direct flow into a water course. To the extent possible, hazardous materials and contaminated soil or other contaminated materials will be collected for proper disposal or cleaning. In the case of a significant event, a commercial control and cleanup company will be contacted. List and describe clean-up procedure(s) and identify location of available emergency equipment:
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