Nev. Admin. Code § 444.9031 - Contingency plan in case of release: Contents; review and amendment; maintenance
1. An owner or
operator of a facility for the recycling of used antifreeze shall develop a
plan for contingency to be followed if used antifreeze is released into the
soil, groundwater or surface water. The plan must:
(a) Be designed to minimize hazards to human
health, public safety and the environment upon the release of used antifreeze;
and
(b) Describe the actions that
personnel employed at the facility will be required to take upon the release of
used antifreeze.
2. A
facility for the recycling of used antifreeze shall review, and amend if
necessary, its plan for contingency if:
(a)
The plan fails in an emergency;
(b)
The facility undergoes a change in its design, construction, operation, or
maintenance or undergoes other changes which increase the potential for the
release of used antifreeze; or
(c)
The facility changes its procedures for managing a release of used
antifreeze.
3. The plan
for contingency must be maintained at the facility for recycling and be made
available, upon request, for review by a representative of the
Division.
Notes
NRS 459.485
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