4. Response & Recovery Flashcards

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NRC DEF

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FEDs for oil, chem, rad, bio or etiological discharge, staffed 24/7 by US Coast Guard. Any report will activate NCP

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NCP acro

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National Contingency Plan (National Oil and Haz Substances Contingency Plan)

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NRS DEF

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Provides assistance to state and local responders when oil/ chem releases exceed their capabilities (release amount or hazards). Activated when an agency contacts the NRC

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Written Emergency Notification

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ASAPracticable, after releae & activation of NRC, sent to local/state resp coordinator

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5
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EAP DEF

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Req by employers with more than 10 employees (who must remain among other things) (general and can cover multiple emergency types)

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ERP DEF

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States specific response elements for a particular emergency type. How to integrate with outsid eagencies. Can be part of contingency plan
Emergency Response Plan

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7
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Methods to contain and clean oil spills

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Mechanical containment/recovery, Chem & Bio methods, Physical methods

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Mechanical containment/recovery - Oil spill

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Booms, barriers, skimmers, sorbent materials (Capture & store oil for proper disposal)

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Chem & Bio methods - Oil Spill

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Chem (Gelling agents - change to solid state for removal. Dispersing agents - break up spill into smaller droplets). Bio - microbes to increase breakdown rate)

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Physical Methods - Oil spills

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Wiping, pressure washing, raking (remove the bulk of material)

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Substantial Harm Facility

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over 42,000 gals (over water), 1M gal (land based capacity)

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FRP DEF

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Plan for worst case
Facility Response Plan

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13
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Oil Capacities requiring SPCC plan

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aboveground - 1320 gals, UST - 42,000 Gal

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Criteria to Self certify - SPCC

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If less than 10,000 Gal and no spill over 1,000 Gal in the past 3 years. If not, needs an engineer.

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15
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Accidental Release Program - section of CWA

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112 (r)

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Accidental Release Program - DEF

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worst case, ways to reduce accidental release, 5 yr summary of releases, ERP,

17
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Buisiness Continuity Plan DEF

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how to recover from unpalnned event (nat disaster or chemical release)

18
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Categories of causes

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Equipment, Env, Personnel, Management

19
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Confinement tactics of chemical spills

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Absorption, Damning, Diking,

20
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CFATS - COI at/above screening threshold quantities required to

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Top Screen questionnaire - 60 calender days

21
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Soil screening guidance

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standardizes, and accelerates eval & cleanup of contaminated soils on NPL where residential land use is anticipated.

22
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Cost categories for incinerator

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Capital expenditures, regulatory, operational

23
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Lead - post lead abatement project inspection

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Land Clearance Inspection

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Soil Vapor Extraction

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Shorter-term remediation strategy for VOCs

25
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Pesticide - tolerance reevaluation

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10 years

26
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Pesticide - registration renewal and fee increase EVERY

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15 years

27
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ERG - Blue

A

Alphabetical

28
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ERG - Yellow

A

UNID #

29
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ERG - Orange

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Guide numbers. Most important, cause safety