WAC 173-180-050. Oil spills
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Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 › Chapter 173-180 › Section 173-180-050
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(1) Facility personnel involved with the oil transfer must immediately stop an oil transfer operation whenever oil could originate from the current oil transfer operation and is:
(a) Observed or spilled into the water or on the shoreline adjoining the transfer area;
(b) Discharged into oil spill containment or on the vessel deck.
(2) The facility person in charge (PIC) must make notifications as required in RCW 90.56.280 .
(3) The facility PIC may resume an oil transfer once the following conditions are met:
(a) The source of the spill is controlled, contained, and a proper response is underway; and
(b) The PICs must agree there is no further threat of a spill.
(4) After a spill to water, the facility PIC may resume a transfer if:
(a) The conditions in subsection (3) of this section are met; and
(b) Approval is received from the state on-scene coordinator. Facilities and vessels involved in a spill may also need approval to resume a transfer from the federal on-scene coordinator.
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