Many facilities struggle to properly conduct their Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasure Plan “SPCC” inspections and adhere to compliance regulations for various reasons. This may be due to a lack of understanding of the plan and EPA rules and regulations. Difficulties adhering to the SPCC compliance items are further compounded by the fact that routine repairs and maintenance must be conducted.

Our technically trained and certified compliance staff will manage and coordinate all work related to your site's SPCC / best management practices. Our team aims to help you keep your people and the environment safe and avoid unwanted fines and penalties.

OUR APPROACH

Understand The SPCC Plan
SPCC plans are unique to the facility they cover and are a living document. We take the time to review the plans and ask the right questions to complete a thorough inspection. Our standard practice is to review the plans annually to ensure we stay on task. The plans are updated as required, and changes are communicated to your environmental staff.

Mindfully Complete The Inspections
We take our time to complete a detailed, timely inspection. Our inspections are well documented and include details about follow-up on corrective items.

Follow Up
Depending on how we are contracted with you, we can follow up with your team to inform them of full tanks, corrections, and/or compliance on corrective action items. We will also communicate items that impede a “clean environment,” such as trash in secondary containment, rusting tanks, hoses on the ground, etc.

Initiate Repairs
We have a unique service, whereas we have a fleet of trucks with the tools, materials, and parts to repair areas we inspect. These items include signing, tank paint, hoses, drip catchers, 55-gallon drum lids, etc.

Vehicles
Our vehicles are rigged for inspections, repairs, and maintenance. They are 4x4s to navigate tough terrain and elements, have safety features (reflective stickers/strobe lights), and have LED work lights and spotlights for night work if required.