Iowa Code r. 567-120.10 - Emergency response and remedial action plans
(1)
Access. Emergency
response and remedial action plan (ERRAP) documents shall be readily available.
Landfarm applicators shall have employees carry a copy of the ERRAP document to
each site where operations are taking place.
(2)
Updates. An updated
ERRAP shall be included with any request for permit modification to incorporate
a facility or operational change that requires modification of the currently
approved ERRAP.
(3)
Employee
training. At a minimum, all employees shall receive annual training
sufficient to understand and utilize ERRAP documents.
(4)
Content. The content of
ERRAP documents shall be concise and readily usable as a reference manual by
facility managers and operators during emergency conditions. The ERRAP document
content shall address at least the following primary issues in detail, unless
project conditions render the specific issue as not applicable. The rationale
for exclusion of any issue areas that are not applicable must be provided
either in the body of the plan or as a supplement. Additional ERRAP
requirements unique to the facility shall be addressed as applicable.
a.
Facility information.
(1) Permitted agency.
(2) DNR permit number.
(3) Responsible official and contact
information.
(4) Project
location.
(5) Facility
description.
(6) Site and environs
map.
b.
Weather-related events.
(1)
Intense rainstorms and erosion.
(2)
Intense rainstorms or flooding impacting site access and usability.
c.
Fire and
explosions.
(1) Flammable
PCS.
(2) Buildings on
site.
(3) Equipment.
(4) Waste gases from PCS.
(5) Off-site fires or explosions at cleanup
site or during transport.
d.
Spills and releases.
(1) Saturated or slurry PCS.
(2) Free liquids from stored PCS.
(3) Spill of PCS during transport.
e.
Hazardous
materials.
(1) Hazardous waste
delivery.
(2) Hazardous
gases.
f.
Emergency, spill and release notification and reporting.
(1) Emergency response agencies.
(2) Federal agencies.
(3) State agencies.
(4) County and city agencies.
(5) Special populations near site.
(6) Reporting requirements and
forms.
(7) News media.
g.
Primary emergency
equipment inventory.
(1) Major
equipment.
(2) Fire hydrants and
water sources.
(3) Off-site
equipment resources.
h.
ERRAP training requirements.
(1) Training providers.
(2) Employee orientation.
(3) Annual training updates.
(4) Training completion and record
keeping.
Notes
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