the construction. The hazardous Explore the possibility of erecting signs within the ZCC to alert motor carriers of the emergency number(s) to materials storage call should a spill occur. Contact carriers that transport materials within the ZCC and identify the types of facilities are materials commonly transported and how the materials are typically transported (truck, rail, barge, etc.). This located information will be used to inform and properly prepare emergency response personnel. downstream of storage Hazardous Materials impoundment for Transportation the water supply. Contact carriers that transport materials within the ZCC and identify the types of materials commonly However, transported and how the materials are typically transported (truck, rail, barge, etc.). This information will be transportation of used to inform and properly prepare emergency response personnel. these materials occurs in the watershed and possibly the ZCC. Several industrial Determine if stormwater management at commercial/industrial facilities includes oil/grease separators. facilities are Remind owners/operators to maintain the separators and dispose of petroleum products responsibly to located in the prevent them from entering water resources. SWPA. Inquire about facilities Groundwater Protection Plans (GPPs) and ask that the facilities consider the source Stormwater runoff water in planning and implementing BMPs. If you have questions regarding Groundwater Protection Plans, from industrial contact the WVDEP staff geologists at 304-926-0499 ext. 1052. and commercial Coordinate with company emergency preparedness personnel to insure that they are aware of the water sites (including intake and what to do in case of an emergency, including notification so that the intake can be shut down to truck fleets, prevent contamination from being drawn into the treatment plant. Heavy Equipment school bus Repair and Storage terminals, and car Facility washes) may also contain Ask for copies of the facilities Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for the chemicals used/stored on site. The automotive fluids MSDS sheets are information sheets provided by the manufacture explaining how to deal with first air, and and other spills of the chemical product. A facility should have a central location of these sheets and provide them if substances that, if requested by the public or emergency responders. not managed properly, could contaminate water resources.
the construction. Hazardous Materials Transportation The hazardous materials storage facilities are located downstream of storage impoundment for the water supply. However, transportation of these materials occurs in the watershed and possibly the ZCC. Explore the possibility of erecting signs within the ZCC to alert motor carriers of the emergency number(s) to call should a spill occur. Contact carriers that transport materials within the ZCC and identify the types of materials commonly transported and how the materials are typically transported (truck, rail, barge, etc.). This information will be used to inform and properly prepare emergency response personnel. Contact carriers that transport materials within the ZCC and identify the types of materials commonly transported and how the materials are typically transported (truck, rail, barge, etc.). This information will be used to inform and properly prepare emergency response personnel. Heavy Equipment Repair and Storage Facility Several industrial facilities are located in the SWPA. Stormwater runoff from industrial and commercial sites (including truck fleets, school bus terminals, and car washes) may also contain automotive fluids and other substances that, if not managed properly, could contaminate water resources. Determine if stormwater management at commercial/industrial facilities includes oil/grease separators. Remind owners/operators to maintain the separators and dispose of petroleum products responsibly to prevent them from entering water resources. Inquire about facilities Groundwater Protection Plans (GPPs) and ask that the facilities consider the source water in planning and implementing BMPs. If you have questions regarding Groundwater Protection Plans, contact the WVDEP staff geologists at 304-926-0499 ext. 1052. Coordinate with company emergency preparedness personnel to insure that they are aware of the water intake and what to do in case of an emergency, including notification so that the intake can be shut down to prevent contamination from being drawn into the treatment plant. Ask for copies of the facilities Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for the chemicals used/stored on site. The MSDS sheets are information sheets provided by the manufacture explaining how to deal with first air, and spills of the chemical product. A facility should have a central location of these sheets and provide them if requested by the public or emergency responders.
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