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Discover what it takes to be at the forefront of environmental protection in Alaska's oil industry with the insights of Rosie Nethercott, biology expert and manager of the Plans and Permits Division at Integrity Environmental. Rosie decodes the nuances of the 485 Drill Program, an innovative approach to oil spill response that hinges on the practical and methodical Oil Spill Response Exercise Manual and Homeland Security's HSEEP methodology. We unravel how these strategies are reshaping compliance verification, elevating readiness, and nurturing a culture of innovation across Alaska's landscapes.
Our conversation with Rosie Nethercott doesn't just stop at unveiling the program's intricacies; we delve into the real-life applications of these drills. The focus is on the importance of thorough preparedness, where Rosie underscores the necessity for involvement across the board, from those on the ground to the C-suite executives. We also tackle the collaborative dance between companies and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) to pull off these drills successfully. The takeaway? It's not just about meeting requirements but about engraining those meticulous response strategies deep within the corporate culture, ensuring that companies can respond effectively to protect Alaska's pristine environment when called upon.
Whether you're looking for tailored training through Integrity Environmental and the Alaska Chadux Network or simply seeking guidance from ADEC, this episode of Tank Talk is your compass to navigating the complexities of exercise compliance and upholding the environmental integrity of The Last Frontier.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
ADEC SPAR Spill Response Exercise Program
18 AAC 75
Oil Spill Response Exercise Manual
ADEC SPAR Spill Response Exercise Schedule
ODPCP Regulation Implementation Tools and Resources 2023
Alaska Chadux Network
SEAPRO
CISPRI
Alaska Clean Seas
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Prepare for summer by unlocking the secrets of storage tank integrity with local regulatory expert Shannon Oelkers. As the days grow longer and the temperature rises, we're reminded that it's not just about planning beach trips and barbecues – it's also prime time for tank inspections. Shannon brings her infectious enthusiasm to our latest episode, where she navigates the complexities of SPCC plans and the pivotal role of STI inspections. Guarantee your facility's safety and compliance as we reveal how industry standards like the STI SP001 are essential for above-ground container integrity.
Shannon's insight into tank inspections is a game-changer for facility managers responsible for SPCC plans. Learn about the crucial monthly and annual inspections that go unnoticed on paper but are vital for hazard prevention. Our conversation covers the dual components of tank inspection – the internal checks performed by facility personnel and the rigorous external inspections by certified experts. With Shannon's guidance, managing SPCC plans becomes less daunting and more about implementing effective strategies to meet industry benchmarks, ensuring your storage tanks are summer-ready and beyond.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
40 CFR 112
STI Standard
STI Certified InspectorsThis podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal or regulatory advice. We are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may occur from using this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional regulatory or legal advice, and the views expressed in this podcast may not be those of the host, which would be me or Integrity Environmental. Thank you very much for listening. If you need professional regulatory advice, we would be happy to provide it as part of our consulting services.
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Tank Talk dives deep into the world of bulk fuel systems with the revival of a listener favorite: Oil-Water Separators(OWS). This episode provides an informative exploration of the mechanics and importance of OWS Systems in fuel storage. Shannon discusses how these systems are essential for separating oil from water to prevent contamination, detailing the operational principles, maintenance best practices, and environmental significance. She also tackles common challenges and the latest regulations impacting the use of OWS systems in Alaska. Whether an industry professional or an enthusiast eager to learn more about bulk fuel infrastructure, this episode offers valuable insights into keeping our waterways clean and fuel systems efficient.
Additional Resources:
SPCC Guidance for Regional Inspectors
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Colin Doherty from Sundog Charters joins us to reveal the thrills of pioneering fuel delivery throughout Alaska's secluded communities. As we chart the course of Sundog Charters' evolution, we uncover the meticulous dance with regulations and nature's whims that underpin the lifeblood of Alaskan remote delivery. Colin crafts a vivid picture of the strategic pivot from utilizing DOT-regulated trucks to direct deck tank pumping—a move spurred by regulatory pressures and a staunch dedication to environmental stewardship. Our candid conversation ebbs and flows through the challenges, unveiling the company's collaboration with ADEC in fortifying oil spill prevention—a lighthouse guiding the way in risk aversion. Strap in for an auditory expedition that celebrates the people and the spirit that pulses through the veins of the Last Frontier.
Additional Resources:
Sundog Charters, LLC
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Join us in unraveling the mysteries of overfill prevention valves as bulk fuel storage expert Shannon Oelkers addresses a listener request. We learn how to recognize and locate an overfill prevention valve on a tank before diving into how they operate and why they are essential. Our conversation covers the valve's role in SPCC regulation and how those can vary between different states, followed by Shannon's expertise shedding light on maintenance and how to avoid common mistakes when working with these powerful yet delicate machines. Tune in to get answers to your lingering questions regarding overfill prevention valves!
Additional Resources:
Morrison Bros Co. Overfill Prevention Valve Installation Videos
Part I
Part II
40 CFR Appendix H
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Prepare to be enlightened as we sit down with David Kapla, General Manager at Greer Steel Inc., whose integral role in shaping Alaska's infrastructure is as sturdy as the tanks his company creates. David unravels the intricate journey of tank manufacturing and what goes into crafting a resilient liquid storage solution. This episode is not just a conversation; it's a masterclass in understanding the backbone of Alaska's industrial landscape.
Join us as we unearth the complexities that ensure each container's durability and safety. From double-walled security and the unique features of fireguard tanks to maintenance, David considers critical aspects of the longevity and efficacy of these industrial titans. His insights are a treasure trove for those captivated by the craftsmanship behind the scenes. We tap into David's reservoir of knowledge guided by the hand of UL standards. Join us for this enriching dialogue, where the past meets the present in tank innovation, maintenance, and the unwavering spirit of invention.
Resources:
Greer Steel Inc
UL Solutions
STI/SPFA
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Have you ever considered the potential chaos when a single person is tasked with industrial recordkeeping? We open your eyes to the dangers of such practices, including the creation of information silos and the vulnerability that comes with employee turnover. In the wake of a terminal manager's recordkeeping blunder, we dissect the repercussions that ripple through an organization, leading to legal entanglements and regulatory nightmares. With a focus on shared accountability, our discussion moves to innovative solutions that involve teamwork in documentation, fostering error detection in real-time, and a management system agile enough to meet the demands of both environmental and safety regulations.
Take a proactive stance in environmental management with our expert advice on maintaining impeccable records that can withstand the scrutiny of any audit. Environmental managers, listen as we stress the importance of your role in quality control and the continuous training imperative to weather the storm of staff transitions. Our final episode in our recordkeeping series is your roadmap to creating a resilient and reliable record-keeping system tailor-made for the ever-evolving landscape of industry standards.
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Grab your headphones and tune into our insightful discussion with expert guest, Shannon Oelkers, who discusses the essential subject of record keeping. She helps us unravel the relevance of context in record keeping, using anexample of secondary containment area drainage. Get ready, as she reveals how missing details could have significant implications in the future.
As we venture deeper, Shannon uncovers the tell-tale signs of a context problem in record keeping. She walks us through the red flags, ranging from the too-good-to-be-true perfect facilities to the overly detailed records and even the complete absence of certain records due to fear of messing up. Listen in and gain valuable insights from Shannon on how to improve your record keeping process. So gear up - this episode is set to be an absolute eye-opener!
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Discover the tangled world of record-keeping and how to streamline your system to avoid confusion and extra work. Our founder, Shannon Oelkers, brings her expertise to the table as we unravel the complications of writing permits and the effects of a poorly structured setup. We highlight the importance of executive decisions, quality control, and navigating the maze of regulatory compliance renewals. Shannon guides us through understanding record-keeping requirements outlined in plans and permits and how to consolidate to avoid repetition. Join us as we underline the power of proactive planning and knowledge in creating effective record-keeping systems. This episode promises to be an eye-opener, equipping you with the tools and insights to optimize your record-keeping process.
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Ever wonder why record keeping in the bulk fuel storage industry seems to be such a formidable task? Is it the operational demands, the maze of multiple permits, or the lack of accountability? Our industry expert Shannon Oelkers sheds light on these challenges to kick-start our Recordkeeping series. She points out the key hurdles terminal managers face, including the balancing act of multiple responsibilities and the confusion arising from numerous permits written by various parties.
Shannon underscores the vital role of record keeping in modern environmental permitting, as it aids not only in identifying operational issues but also in maintaining documentation of compliance. She emphasizes the need for comprehensible checklists, regular audits, and a robust support system to ensure the smooth running of operations. So, if you're grappling with record keeping, tune in, and let's unravel the complexities of record keeping.
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Have you ever wondered about the intricacies of vapor capture and control technology? Or how the unexpected chill of cold weather could seriously impact system performance? Well, you're in for a treat with this episode! We had the pleasure of speaking with the Application Engineering Manager at John Zink, Emily Rohr. John Zink is an established name in the combustion world from the 1920s to the present day.
With her rich knowledge and hands-on experience, Emily delves into the nitty-gritty of how equipment is shipped and sheds light on the importance of a pre-checklist and regular visual inspections. She also emphasizes flame scanners and air intake's significant role in ensuring optimal system performance. The depth of insight she provides into this complex topic is truly eye-opening and a must-listen for facility and plant managers seeking a deeper understanding of the combustion world.
Emily wraps up with some downright hilarious anecdotes about her unexpected encounters with wildlife in her work. Picture alligators sunbathing on skids or owls nesting in stacks - yes, it's as wild as it sounds! Join us for this episode as we dive into the fascinating realm of vapor control technology, laugh at the unexpected, and learn from Emily's wealth of knowledge and experience.
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Join us as we kick off a lively discussion exploring the complex subject of air permitting. We jump right in with the Clean Air Act and the role the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plays in regulating hazardous air pollutants. Shannon guides us through understanding both the EPA and the state's jurisdiction in air permitting, and reveals the unique system of air permitting regulations in Alaska. We discuss pre-approved limits issued by the state, a pivotal tool that allows certain industrial facilities to evade costly Title V permits. We also delve into two types of permit avoidance measures: pre-approved emission limits (PAEL) and owner requested limits (ORL). So, how does one determine if a facility is a PAEL or an ORL? Let's uncover that together in our latest episode of Tank Talk.
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Does the thought of a facility inspection make your palms sweaty? Fear not, as we take you on an enlightening journey to better understand agencies and regulations involved in inspecting bulk fuel storage facilities in Alaska. In this episode, Shannon discusses the crucial role of preparation and guides us on restricting the scope of an inspection - keeping it strictly focused on the specific permit. Listen in as we dissect what inspectors keep their eagle eyes on and arm you with invaluable tips to ace the process.
We'll shine a spotlight on the cornerstone of preparation - record keeping. We'll also underline the importance of reviewing employee training records and the key to presenting information to the inspector in a format they appreciate. Additionally, we'll walk through how to get your team ready for inspection day.
Terminal managers, we've got you covered with quick tips on responding to questions about preexisting conditions, non-compliance areas, and the need to replenish spill equipment. Plus, the potential consequences of non-compliance and the chances of notices of violation - not to scare you, but to prepare you better.
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We've got a treat for you. Tom D'Alessandro joins us from OMNTEC, an industry titan who gives us a riveting tour of the tank gauging world. From understanding how temperature, wind load, and fuel weight affect volume to the important role magneto-restrictive technology plays in achieving accuracy and repeatability, Tom opens a new vista into the dynamics of tank monitoring systems.
Tom guides us through how tank size and roof movement influence the use of rigid solutions and the growing trend toward flexible magneto-restrictive probes. He discusses large fuel tanks and their unique challenges, such as calculating max fill heights, finding adequate sensing points, and the importance of solutions that don't require the tanks to be taken out of service.
Tom highlights the advantages of magneto-restrictive probing over the competition, its applications in various industries, and the simplicity of its installation and maintenance. This conversation promises to enlighten and engage you about tank gauging.
Additional Resources:
Omntec Website
Omntec LinkedIn
Omntec Free Training Link
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Are you ready to become an expert in managing secondary containment areas? Buckle up as Shannon guides you through the process of clean water de-watering in containment zones. We tackle the nitty-gritty, from inspecting water for oil or sheen before discharge to laying out the standard procedures to initiate and halt containment drainage. We explain what to do when sheen or fuel is spotted and delve into the two types of discharge processes - manual and automatic.
The second part of our discussion centers around the significance of secondary containment area drainage. We dissect various permits and regulations that dictate adequate containment, drainage, monitoring, record-keeping, and maintenance procedures. Whether you're a facility manager, an environmental consultant, or just curious about containment area management, we have practical advice and crucial information. Tune in, and let's learn together!
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Are you prepared to navigate the complexities of the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Plan (SPCC)? Well, you're in luck! SPCC expert Shannon Oelkers is ready to guide you through the maze of this federal regulation applicable to all facilities storing over 1,320 gallons of petroleum oil or lubricants. Join us as we review why an updated SPCC is a legal requirement and a shield against additional violations during inspections.
We'll get into the nitty-gritty of how to audit your own SPCC and spot when it's due for an update, with Shannon generously sharing her checklist. We'll also confront common gaps in SPCCs, like outdated transfer procedures, missing tanks, and incorrect container volumes. This is particularly crucial if your business grapples with high volumes of petroleum oil and lubricants. For those dealing with over 10,000 gallons, we have a special segment discussing additional requirements. So gear up and get ready to master your SPCC compliance!
Additional Resources:
Teir I/II Template Link
SPCC Checklist
SPCC Regional Guidance
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Ever wondered how SPCC plans and STI inspections work hand-in-hand? This episode with Shannon delves into previous changes to the SPCC requirements over time, and how they impact the inspections of bulk fuel storage tanks. We also highlight the specific SPCC regulation, 40 CFR 128 C6, and the STI-SP001 standard, their origins, and application areas.
Shannon shares her extensive knowledge, highlighting why regular in-house and external inspections are crucial, especially for larger tanks. Our discussion includes locating a certified STI inspector and what to watch out for in the STI report when it comes back, specifically in relation to State and Federal requirements. From grasping the need for optimal secondary containment measures to the dependencies between STI and SPCC regulations, this episode is a treasure trove of essential information for those involved in bulk fuel storage facility management.
Additional Resources:
40 CFR 112
STI Standard
STI Certified Inspectors
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Who knew that the world of fuel storage could be so riveting? In the latest episode of Tank Talk, we have the pleasure of sitting down with Integrity Environmental founder, Shannon Oelkers, to discuss the ins and outs of bulk fuel storage regulations, safety, and everything SPCC (Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure). Now, brace yourself for an in-depth and insightful journey into the rarely explored terrain of portable containers as we unpack their unique functionalities and critical role in shipping and storage.
We tackle the all-important topic of preparation for potential EPA inspections and the significance of intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) in the bulk fuel storage industry. Prepare yourself for an episode filled to the brim with expert advice, practical tips, and essential knowledge on successfully navigating the bulk fuel storage industry. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation.
Additional Resources:
40 CFR 112
SPCC Inspection Fact Sheet (EPA)
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Get ready to expand your knowledge of containment liners with our special guests, Brad Hochberger and Craig Hoffman from Seaman Corporation. Their expertise in the containment liner industry will enlighten you on the construction nuances of the XR5 Geo-Membrane Liner and the primer and adhesive coat that gives it its durability. You'll also learn how to identify potential issues and extend the life of your liner.
Moving from the construction to the application, we'll navigate the significance of choosing the right geo-membrane for your project. Brad and Craig, with their wealth of experience, will highlight the importance of substrate, foot traffic minimization, and design capacity. We'll also cover the prevention and repair of rips and tears in the XR5 membrane. And we don't stop at installation; we'll delve deeper into post-installation actions, highlighting the criticality of inspecting all welds. To top it off, we'll explore the role of these liners in environmental protection and regulatory compliance. So hit play, absorb the insights, and boost your understanding of geo-membrane liners.
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Shannon gives us an enlightening perspective on joint accountability, where more than one person is tasked with real-time record-keeping to eliminate inaccuracies and reduce risk. From the potential pitfalls of a singular record-keeper to the devastating aftermath of a notice of violation from the State or EPA, Shannon sheds light on what’s at stake when accountability goes awry.
But that’s not all. Shannon also underlines the indispensable role of digital record-keeping in today’s fast-paced environment. She champions their time-stamped nature and easy accessibility, points which are essential for quick auditing and regulatory compliance. We even chat about the Shield Record Keeping Services provided by her company, Integrity Environmental, which ensures immaculate auditing of records on a recurring basis. If you’ve been grappling with the symptoms of a weak accountability system or simply want to streamline your record-keeping process for a more efficient workspace, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in, take notes, and take charge of your accountability processes like never before!
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
Document Naming Protocol
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