This 1.5 hour presentation was prepared for the Safety Council of Western New England's Spring Conference held at the MassMutual Center in Springfield, Massachusetts. The Conference was held on March 29-30, 2011.

1. Flammable/Combustible Storage Requirements March 30, 2011 David P. Horowitz, P.E., CSP Tighe & Bond 413.572.3211 (office) 413.250.2487 (cell) [email_address] SCWNE - 2011 Safety & Health Conference

3. ALPHABET SOUP OF REGULATIONS RCRA 22a-449 TURA VSQG CESQG LQG SQG OSHA EPA LPA IWHT PPE EPA SWPPP SPCC TIER II FORM S FRP TITLE V NOI TCLP DEP SR/ES API STI ERP CAA 310 CMR 30 40 CFR 112 310 CMR 7 314 CMR 18 ENV 1410 40 CFR 280 EPCRA 527 CMR 9 502 CMR 5 MSDS ECA

8. Flammable/Combustible Agency/Organization Flash Point (To be considered Flammable) OSHA/NFPA ≤ 100 °F EPA ≤ 140 °F (Ignitability) DOT < 141 °F

13. Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Planning Requirements Aboveground Oil Storage

16. SPCC Status

21. Integrity Testing – Steel Tank Institute

22. Integrity Testing – Steel Tank Institute

23. Integrity Testing – Steel Tank Institute

24. Integrity Testing – Steel Tank Institute

31. SP001-06 – AST Categories

32. SP001-06 – Inspection Schedule

33. STI Inspection Results

34. Compliance Issues

35. Compliance Issues

36. Recommendations

37. ASTs

38. Normal Venting

39. Emergency Venting

40. Spill Containers

41. Overfill Prevention

42. Interstice

43. Ultra-Sonic Thickness Testing

44. Ideal Installation – Single Wall Tank

45. Ideal Installation – Double Wall Tank

46. Ideal Installation – Generator Tank

50. Underground Storage

53. The Big Picture

54. Region 1 Picture

55. MADEP Registry

60. Massachusetts

64. Typical Deficiencies – 150+ USTs Inspected (No Retail) Deficiency % Identified Maintenance 91% Financial Assurance 84% Sump Monitoring 66% Registration 61% Overfill Prevention 38% Cathodic Protection 18% Double Wall Piping Issues 12% Shear Valve 11% ‘ Extra’ Vents 6%

74. Water in the Sump?

78. Diesel Exhaust Fluid - FUTURE