1. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures September 2003

2. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC2 What is SPCC Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan Federally dictated for the Facility: One for all Ft. Hood Managed by the Environmental Division

3. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC3 How does it affect you? Training – Initial and annual Planning – included in your SOPs Notification – Report to the fire department Inspections – Storage areas (new and used products) Documentation – Maintenance logs, POL storage maintenance, secondary containment use, inspections

4. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC4 1.SAFETY FIRST – DONT BE A HERO 2.CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT 3.CONTAIN THE SPILL IF POSSIBLE 4.EVACUATE IF NEEDED The Basics of Spill Response:

5. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC5 Bob says: 1.Judge the Situation 2.Take Immediate Action 3.Notification – contact the Fire Department

6. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC6 What information you’ll need: 1.LOCATION of the spill (building # is best, intersection is okay, unit information isn’t enough) 2.MATERIAL SPILLED JP-8, gasoline, batteries 3.WHERE where the spill is coming from (tank, vehicle, container, etc.) 4.WHERE the spill is going (pooling on concrete, dirt, running down the ditch) 5.NOTE any fumes, gasses, odors, (don’t go closer to sniff!) 5.CONDITIONS (raining, on a slope, within a creek) 6.CONTACT information – name and phone number

7. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC7 Site Safety – be aware of what you are dealing with DOT (Department of Transportation) Placards

8. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC8 Treat all spills as a Hazardous Substance NFPA 704 National Fire Protection Agency Label

9. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC9 In Garrison: contact the Fire Department at 117 or or 911 On Ranges: contact Range Control at 287-3130 and monitor frequency 3045 (alternate) 3830 Away from Ft. Hood, call 911 and notify local authorities Procedures

10. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC10 Where our spills come from:

11. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC11 Common Risk Area: Fueling Operations: –Bulk Fuel Tankers leaving the Tank Farm –Transfer operations –Small container accidents (jerry cans spilling) Never fill a tanker more than 90% full – teach your coworkers

12. ForYourTodayForTheirTomorrowForYourTodayForTheirTomorrow SPCC12 Questions? Point of contact is Charlotte Priest at 286-6262 or Charlotte.priest@hood.army.mil