SPCC- Spill Prevention Control Counter Measures

This course provides essential training on Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) regulations, focusing on preventing oil spills, mitigating stormwater and surface pollution, and ensuring compliance with federal and state laws, including the Massachusetts Oil Spill Act. Participants will learn how to develop, implement, and maintain SPCC plans to protect the environment and meet regulatory requirements.

Purpose and scope of SPCC regulations under 40 CFR Part 112
Key requirements for facilities storing oil and petroleum products
Components of an SPCC plan, including facility diagrams, spill scenarios, and response protocols
Requirements for plan certification and updates
Steps for responding to oil spills, including containment and cleanup procedures
Reporting requirements for spills to the EPA and state agencies
Secondary containment systems and spill prevention practices
Inspection, maintenance, and testing of storage tanks and equipment
Employee training and spill drills to ensure preparedness
State-specific requirements for oil spill prevention and response
Coordination with federal SPCC regulations

Certificate of Completion in SPCC Compliance and Spill Prevention

EPA 40 CFR Part 112 (SPCC Regulations) Massachusetts Oil Spill Act (M.G.L. Chapter 21M) Clean Water Act Section 311 (Oil and Hazardous Substances Liability)

This course is ideal for facility managers, environmental compliance officers, and employees responsible for oil storage and spill prevention. Emphasis is placed on practical strategies for spill prevention, response, and compliance with both federal and state regulations.