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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
National Response Center (NRC) 24 hour Spill Reporting Hotline 1-800-424-8802
www.nrc.uscg.mil/nrchp.html
Region IV - 24 hour Spill Reporting 404-562-8700
State Emergency Response Center (NCERC) 800-858-0368
Reporting Hazardous Substances Spills:
1) Determine if hazardous substance exceeds RQ
a) www.h2o.enr.state.nc.us/ndceu/Laws.htm
2) Spill must be reported to the 24 hour emergency
response number
800-858-0368
3) Notify Guilford County Environmental Health
Division 336-641-3771
Reporting Petroleum Product Spills
1) If 25 gallons or more of a petroleum product is
discharged, released or
spilled, or
2) Any amount that causes a sheen on surface water, or
3) Any amount that is 100 feet or less from surface
water,
Person owning or having control over oil must immediately take measures
to collect and remove the discharge and report the discharge to DENR
(800-858-0368) within 24 hours of the discharge and begin to restore area
affected by discharge.
4) Notify Guilford County Environmental Health
Division (336-641-3771)
Reporting Hazardous Waste Spills:
Contact DENR, Hazardous Waste Section 336-722-4852
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.
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2005 Regulatory Review Committee Members: Billy Cobb (Chair), Jenny Rankin,
Dick Dunmire, Eddie Raynard, Penny Partido
Greensboro Emergency Management 336-373-2278
1514 N. Church Street, Greensboro NC 27405
www.ci.greensboro.nc.us/ema/
High Point Emergency Management 336-883-3320
434 South Elm Street, High Point NC 27260
www.high-point.net/dept/fire/emrg.htm
Guilford County Emergency Management 336-641-6569
1002 Meadowood Street, Greensboro NC 27409
www.guilford-em.com
Reporting of Spills with NPDES permit:
1) Within 24 hours call one of these:
a) Business hours - Winston Salem Regional Office
336-771-4600
b) After hours - NCERC 800-858-0368
2) Within 7 days, follow up in writing as required by
permit
Reporting of Spills to Sanitary Sewer:
1) Call Greensboro 336-373-2033
OR
2) High Point Industrial Pretreatment Program
336-883-3410
Reporting of Spills to Storm Sewers:
1) Call Greensboro 336-373-2033
2) High Point Industrial Pretreatment will assist if needed
3) Call State Water Quality Division 336-771-4600
Reporting Exceedance in Air Emissions:
If permitted facility has air emission exceedance due to equipment
malfunction, contact Air Quality Division 336-771-4600 by 9:00 am of next
day.
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.
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| Important Numbers/websites
Guilford County LEPC
336-570-8085
City of Greensboro
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
NCDENR
Greensboro
Environmental Services Federal
EPA Topics EPA Air Toxics Forsyth
County Air Quality Department
of Waste Management Office
of Hazardous Materials Safety, DOT Rules National
Institute of Occupational Safety and Health National
Fire Protection Association Federal
OSHA NC State OSHA OSHA
Fact Sheets State Industrial
Commission Worker's
Compensation Sample Drug and Alcohol
Policy Blood borne
Pathogen and Needle stick Prevention Division
of Pollution Prevention & Environmental Assistance NC
Waste Trader Recycling Information NC
Pretreatment Consortium NC
Water Quality Division Water Quality
Association Water Environment
Federation Envirolink National
Resources Defense Council Chemical
Emergency Preparedness and Prevention Environmental
Defense Dispatch Scorecard Hazardous
Substance RQ and Oil Pollution and Hazardous Substances Control Act Emergency
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Regulatory Timetable
February 1
- OSHA 300 logs completed; Form 300A posted for 3 months - Must keep
last 5 years on file
March 1
- SARA Tier II Hazardous Chemical Inventory due to SERC, LEPC and
local Fire Dept.
- EPA Biennial Hazardous Waste Report due to State
- EPA Pesticide FIFRA Report due
- Annual Groundwater Monitoring Report due to State
- Chemtrec (or similar) Registration Fee due
June 30
- DOT HAZMAT Registration due
July 1
- SARA Toxic Release Inventory Form R Reports due to SERC and EPA
Other Requirements
Monthly
- NPDES Monitoring Reports due to State
Quarterly
- Local POTW Monitoring Reports due
- NPDES Storm water Monitoring Reports due (as permit requires)
Semi-Annual
- RCRA Groundwater Monitoring Reports due to State (as permit
requires)
Annual
- NC Air and NPDES Permit Fees due
- NC Hazardous Waste Generator Fees due
- NC Air Toxics Emissions Inventories due for Title V permittees
- Fire Department Permit Fees due
- Fire Extinguisher Inspections/Certifications due
- State Boiler Inspections due
- ISO Certifications due
- FMCR Certification Fees due
Every 3 Years
- PSM Compliance Audit due
- Toxics Emissions Inventories due for Synthetic Minors
Every 5 Years
- PSM Process Hazard Analysis Evaluation due
- RMP Plans updated
- SPCC Plans Reviewed and PE certified if necessary
- NC Air Toxics Emissions Inventories due for small permittees
Websites to visit: e-zines, e-newsletters, etc. (most are FREE!)
Environmental Resource Center
Safety Online
Waste News
Ergo Solutions Magazine
Sharps, Inc.
Energy Net
Coastal Training
E-mail Newsletters
Reed Business
Information
Pollution Engineering
Air Quality Information from EPA
Groundwater and Drinking Water
Material Handling
Product News
Occupational
Health & Safety
Lab safety
Focus: Waste
Minimization
Safety Products Inc.
Managing Automation
KellerOnline Weekly Update
Freely Accessible MSDS
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