Coastal Training Launches a Spill-Prevention Training Program
Coastal Training Technologies announces the release of a timely environmental protection training program. Spill Prevention & Control: Insuring A Safer World examines the safeguards and procedures to prevent and contain oil spills and leaks. It addresses the training needs of oil facilities for production, distribution, consumption and storage, helping them comply with SPCC regulations and maintain safe and environment-friendly operations.
Comprehensive yet detailed enough, Spill Prevention & Control: Insuring A Safer World explores the equipment for and methods of prevention, control and countermeasures. It gives a historical background of the SPCC rule, 40 CFR 12, identifies the facilities subject to it, defines what the EPA considers to be oil and examines how and where oil can pollute ecosystems and damage the environment.
Spill Prevention & Control: Insuring A Safer World outlines the details of oil safety, explaining the need to identify spill locations, potential oil-flow direction and environmental impact. It offers maintenance-inspection tips and lays out the emergency response process. It also lists containment equipment and enumerates safe work practices, including those for raising awareness and performing oil transfers.
As the program stresses, there is no such thing as a "harmless spill." Every facility - onshore and offshore - must take the necessary precautions, and Spill Prevention & Control: Insuring A Safer World can help with this task.
For more information on Spill Prevention & Control: Insuring A Safer World call 800-COASTAL, fax 757-306-2532, e-mail sales@coastal.com or visit www.coastal.com. This program is available for free 7-day preview.
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