Compliance articles
Longer reads for operators, company men and HSE managers: the rules, the numbers and what a crew actually does on location.
Compliance articles
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Compliance 5 min readWhen to Call the National Response Center After an Oil Spill
The federal trigger for reporting an oil spill isn't a volume. It's a sheen on water. Here's how the National Response Center fits with the separate SPCC report to EPA and the Texas Railroad Commission notice.
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Compliance 8 min readSPCC Plan Requirements for Oil Production Sites: 40 CFR 112.9 in Plain Language
What 40 CFR 112.9 actually asks of an onshore production site, component by component: tank batteries, flow-through vessels, produced water tanks and flowlines, plus a plan-readiness checklist.
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Compliance 6 min readOil-Contaminated Soil on a Texas Lease: What Statewide Rule 91 Requires
What Texas Statewide Rule 91 asks of an operator after a crude oil spill on a lease: free oil off, delineate and dig to 1.0% TPH, deal with soil over 5.0%, finish within a year, and report spills over five barrels.
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Compliance 7 min readSecondary Containment Requirements: Which Rule Covers Which Oilfield Equipment
Tank batteries, produced water tanks, rig fuel, frac tanks and waste facilities each answer to a different rule. Here is which one, and what it actually asks for.
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