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InstituteWaste/HazWasteOil Spill PreventionOil Spill PreventionEnvironmentalOil SpillsEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaCompliance and Exceptions (Level 2)USA

Covered facilities

['Oil Spill Prevention']
Covered facilities
  • Facility owners/operators need to understand when their facilities are required to report (Part 110) and to prevent and respond to (Part 112) an oil spill.

It’s important for a facility owner or operator to know when a facility falls under the oil discharge notification requirements at Part 110 and the oil pollution prevention and response requirements at Part 112. Failure to comply when required may result in criminal sanctions under the Clean Water Act (CWA). On the flip side, there’s no penalty for reporting unnecessarily under Part 110, and complying with the oil pollution prevention and response requirements of Part 112 when not required may add needless burdens to the facility’s operations.

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FOUNDATIONAL LEARNING
Covered facilities
  • Facility owners/operators need to understand when their facilities are required to report (Part 110) and to prevent and respond to (Part 112) an oil spill.

It’s important for a facility owner or operator to know when a facility falls under the oil discharge notification requirements at Part 110 and the oil pollution prevention and response requirements at Part 112. Failure to comply when required may result in criminal sanctions under the Clean Water Act (CWA). On the flip side, there’s no penalty for reporting unnecessarily under Part 110, and complying with the oil pollution prevention and response requirements of Part 112 when not required may add needless burdens to the facility’s operations.

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['Pesticides']
['Toxic Subtances Control Act - EPA']
['Environmental Management Systems']
['CERCLA, SARA, EPCRA']
['Risk Management Program']
['Water Programs']
['Oil Spill Prevention']
['Waste']
['Species Protection']
['Renewable and Alternative Energy']