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USEFUL TIPS
Local Emergency Planning Committee |
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The information listed is not endorsed by the
LEPC nor this Committee. It is provided as guidance only; always check
your requirements and permits.
Spill Reporting
Region IV - 24 hour Spill Reporting 404-562-8700 State Emergency Response Center (NCERC) 800-858-0368 Reporting Hazardous Substances Spills:
Reporting Petroleum Product Spills
Reporting Hazardous Waste Spills:
Transporter: Give notice, if required by 49 CFR 171.16, to the NRC and report in writing (if required by DOT) to DOT. Take appropriate immediate action to protect human health and the environment (e.g. notify local authorities, dike the discharge) Generator: If the release or spill occurs at a facility that can threaten human health and the environment outside the facility, then facility must contact local authorities and NRC. Notify HWS if Contingency Plan is implemented and before operations are resumed in affected area or if Contingency Plan fails in the event that it is implemented. Used Oil: Generator of used oil must, upon detection of release of used oil to the environment - Stop the release, contain the used oil release, clean up and manage properly the used oil release and other material and repair/replace any leaking used oil storage containers or tanks prior to returning them to service. |
2005 Regulatory Review Committee Members: Billy Cobb (Chair), Jenny Rankin,
Dick Dunmire, Eddie Raynard, Penny Partido
Greensboro Emergency Management 336-373-2278
High Point Emergency Management 336-883-3320
Guilford County Emergency Management 336-641-6569
Reporting of Spills with NPDES permit:
Reporting of Spills to Sanitary Sewer:
Reporting of Spills to Storm Sewers:
Reporting Exceedance in Air Emissions:
If exceedance lasted longer than 4 hours, follow up with written letter explaining. If exceedance due to other than equipment malfunction, notify Air Quality at once. If the exceedance involves 112R chemical, also contact regional Air Quality Office 919-715-3467 (800-858-0368 after hours) Additional notification and any questions should be directed to your local Emergency Management. |
| Important Numbers/websites
Guilford County LEPC 336-570-8085 Federal Emergency Management Agency North Carolina Emergency Management US Environmental Protection Agency EPA Region 4 Atlanta GA 404-562-9900 or 800-241-1754 EPA Air, Pesticides, and Toxic Management Division 404-562-9077 EPA Waste Management Division 404-562-8651 EPA Water Management Division 404-562-9345 Greensboro Landfill 336-373-7657 High Point Landfill 336-883-3433 OSHA 800-625-2267 EPA Water Resources Criminal Investigation Division 404-562-9795 Emergency 911 Greensboro Police 336-373-2222 Highway Patrol Administrative 336-334-5621 Highway Patrol Emergency 336-334-5500 Piedmont Natural Gas Co. 336-378-1845 Duke Power Co. 336-378-9451 BellSouth 888-757-6500 Water & Sewer - City of Greensboro 336-373-2344 Guilford County Schools 336-370-8100 Piedmont Triad International Airport 336-665-5666 Amtrak 800-872-7245 Greensboro Environmental Services Department of Waste Management Office of Hazardous Materials Safety, DOT Rules National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health National Fire Protection Association Sample Drug and Alcohol Policy Blood borne Pathogen and Needle stick Prevention Division of Pollution Prevention & Environmental Assistance National Resources Defense Council Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention Environmental Defense Dispatch Hazardous Substance RQ and Oil Pollution and Hazardous Substances Control Act |
Regulatory Timetable
February 1
March 1
June 30
July 1
Other Requirements Monthly
Quarterly
Semi-Annual
Annual
Every 3 Years
Every 5 Years
Websites to visit: e-zines, e-newsletters, etc. (most are FREE!) Coastal Training E-mail Newsletters Air Quality Information from EPA Groundwater and Drinking Water Material Handling Product News Lab safety |
Revised 01/25/05