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Council Sewage Spill Notification Form to the PHS (Block A) Tasman District Council & NRSBUNotifierJuliet WestburyTLADate of Spill17 & 18/19 July 2021Time discoveredDate Notified19th July 2021Time

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1. Begin by identifying the type and quantity of the spilled substance.
2. Determine if the substance is hazardous or non-hazardous.
3. Assess the immediate environmental impact of the spill.
4. Take necessary precautions to prevent further release or contamination.
5. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) during handling and cleanup.
6. Contain the spilled substance using suitable materials like absorbent pads or booms.
7. Clean the affected area by following established cleanup procedures.
8. Dispose of the spill debris and any contaminated materials in accordance with local regulations.
9. Document the spill incident, including relevant details like the date, time, location, and actions taken.
10. Report the spill to the appropriate authorities, if required.
11. Conduct a post-spill evaluation to identify any lessons learned and implement preventive measures for similar incidents in the future.

Who needs spills discharges and releases?

1. Organizations and individuals who deal with potentially hazardous substances, such as industrial facilities, chemical manufacturers, transporters of hazardous materials, laboratories, and other entities involved in the handling or storage of chemicals or pollutants.
2. Regulatory agencies and authorities responsible for monitoring and enforcing environmental protection laws.
3. Emergency response teams and personnel trained in spill response and cleanup procedures.
4. Environmental consultants and professionals involved in assessing and mitigating the impact of spills on the environment.
5. Communities and the general public who may be affected by spills and releases, as they have a right to know about potential hazards and their implications.

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What is spills discharges and releases?

Spills, discharges, and releases refer to the unintended or accidental spilling, leaking, or releasing of hazardous substances into the environment, which can include soil, water bodies, or the atmosphere.

Who is required to file spills discharges and releases?

Individuals or organizations that produce, handle, or manage hazardous materials are typically required to file spills, discharges, and releases reports, including businesses, contractors, and governmental entities.

How to fill out spills discharges and releases?

To fill out spills, discharges, and releases reports, one must provide details such as the type of substance, amount spilled, location, date and time of the incident, response actions taken, and contact information.

What is the purpose of spills discharges and releases?

The purpose of spills, discharges, and releases reporting is to ensure that environmental incidents are documented and managed properly to protect public health and the environment, as well as to inform regulatory agencies.

What information must be reported on spills discharges and releases?

The information that must be reported typically includes the nature and quantity of the substance involved, the location of the spill, the date and time of occurrence, and any measures taken in response.