COC CLS - Healthy Safety Environment - NIKE, Inc. - The Journey

STORAGE TANKS
• Have secondary containment capable of containing 110% of the volume of the largest tank.
• Have protective barriers in place to protect against accidental damage.
• Receive documented weekly inspections to verify tank and associated equipment is in good
condition and shows no evidence of leaks or damage.
• Be of compatible composition to contain the material(s) stored.
b. Underground storage tanks must:
• Be of compatible composition to contain the material(s) stored.
• Have one or more of the following functioning leak detections systems in place:
- Secondary containment with interstitial monitoring.
- Automatic tank gauging systems.
- Vapor monitoring.
- Groundwater/subsurface monitoring.
- Statistical inventory reconciliation.
• Be protected from subsurface corrosion.
• Have one or more of the following functioning overfill protection devices in place:
- Automatic shut off device.
- Overfill alarm.
- Float valve mechanism.
• Receive annual documented integrity testing.
c. All storage tank inventories must be updated after construction or installation of new equipment,
or modification of existing equipment, facilities or processes. Inventories must be reviewed at
least annually.
d. Have documented product transfer procedures posted near each tank.
e. Have documented spill response procedures and supplies.
3. TRAINING—Employees and/or contractors responsible for the operation, maintenance and/or
transfer of product from facility storage tanks must receive the following training:
Inspection procedures for tank systems and related equipment/piping.
Product transfer procedures.
Response procedures for spill or other tank system failure.
4. DOCUMENTATION—
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