SPCC (oil spill prevention)
Register oil-storage containers and their secondary containment under EPA's SPCC rule (40 CFR 112), with automatic applicability and 110%-containment checks.
The SPCC module inventories oil-storage containers and checks their secondary containment under EPA 40 CFR 112 — Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure. Aggregate capacity drives plan applicability (1,320 gallons aboveground, or 42,000 gallons completely buried), and each containment area must hold at least 110% of its largest container.
Register a container
- Open SPCC and use the Register an oil-storage container form.
- Enter the site and container name and its capacity in gallons.
- Tick Aboveground (AST) for an aboveground tank; leave it unchecked for an underground tank (UST).
- Enter the containment area / berm it sits in and the area's secondary containment capacity, then click Register container.
Check containment
- The table lists containers largest-first, with AST/UST badges and each one's containment capacity.
- An aboveground container whose containment is below the required 110% is highlighted in yellow, with the shortfall shown as actual / required.
- Click CAPA on a deficient container to raise a high-priority corrective action pre-filled with the required-vs-provided numbers; the linked CAPA number then shows on the row.
Track the SPCC plan itself
The plan document — its PE certification and the 5-year review (40 CFR 112.5) — is tracked in the regulatory permit registry with kind Spcc: set the expiry to the next required review and the registry's renewal machinery reminds you with a 180-day runway. The SPCC page shows a hint card linking straight there.
What happens automatically
- Plan applicability is computed from the aggregate registered capacity — no separate worksheet.
- The dashboard carries Oil-storage containers, SPCC plan required, and SPCC containment deficiencies tiles; deficiencies are evaluated per containment area against the largest container it serves.
- Registrations and raised CAPAs are recorded on the audit trail.
Tip: filter by site to confirm each facility's containment before a plan review or inspection. Related water-side programs: stormwater and environmental obligations.
Related
- Environmental compliance — track related permit obligations and monitoring limits
- Stormwater (SWPPP) — neighboring EPA outdoor site-inspection program
- Hazardous waste — manage oil and chemical waste containers
- Chemicals & SDS — safety data sheets for stored oil products
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