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Spill prevention, control, and countermeasures (SPCC) - New Jersey

RegSenseToxic/Hazardous Substance ReleasesCERCLA, SARA, EPCRAWaste/HazWasteField Constructed TanksWater ProgramsEnvironmental Protection Agency (EPA)Oil Spill PreventionOil Spill PreventionNew JerseyStorage TanksWater ProgramsCWA ComplianceEnglishTank SystemsTank SystemsCorrosion ProtectionUnderground Storage TanksState InfoRelease NotificationsAboveground Storage TanksWater ReportingSecondary ContainmentOverfill PreventionBest ResultsEnvironmentalOil SpillsFocus AreaRelease Detection

Unlike some other federal environmental programs, the Clean Water Act does not authorize EPA to delegate the SPCC program implementation or enforcement to state, local, or tribal representatives. Therefore, any state, territory, local, or tribal laws and regulations on oil spill prevention, control, and countermeasure cannot preempt federal SPCC requirements. Put another way, covered facilities in all U.S. locations must meet federal SPCC regulations.

States, territories, localities, and tribes may, however, add other and/or more stringent requirements in their jurisdictions. To be compliant with all authorities having jurisdiction, it is important to check with your state, territory, local, or tribal agencies for more information. See New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).

It is our understanding that certain facilities must submit to the New Jersey DEP a:

  • Professional-engineer-certified “discharge prevention, control, and countermeasure plan”; and
  • “Discharge response, cleanup, and removal contingency plan.”

Citations

  • New Jersey Statutes Annotated NJSA 58:10-23.11 — Spill Compensation and Control Act
  • New Jersey Administrative Code NJAC 7:1E — Discharges of petroleum and other hazardous substances
  • Federal regulation 40 CFR 112 — Oil pollution prevention
['Water Programs', 'Oil Spill Prevention', 'Tank Systems', 'CERCLA, SARA, EPCRA']
['Toxic/Hazardous Substance Releases', 'Overfill Prevention', 'Field Constructed Tanks', 'Water Programs', 'Corrosion Protection', 'Aboveground Storage Tanks', 'Tank Systems', 'Water Reporting', 'Release Detection', 'Release Notifications', 'Secondary Containment', 'Underground Storage Tanks', 'Oil Spill Prevention', 'Oil Spills']
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