Mini-Cassia Simplot Soilbuilders - Executive Summary |
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Risk Management Program - Data Elements Simplot Soilbuilders Executive Summary For further information concerning this executive summary or other elements of the Risk Management Program please contact Sheldon Sorensen, Unit Manager at: Simplot Soilbuilders 230 S. 200 W. Rupert, ID 83350 Phone: 208-436-0311 1. Policies and Guidelines It is the policy of the J.R. Simplot Company (Policy Statement EN 01.1) to manufacture, handle, store and dispose of all substances safely and in compliance with the requirements of federal, state and local environmental laws while reducing the risks to human health, safety and the environment. Each manager is expected to responsibly implement this policy, and each employee is expected to comply fully with the spirit, as well as the letter of this policy. The Company will assure that the environmental, health and safety laws, regulations, and standards applicable to its products and operations are known and obeyed by employees. It is the policy of t he Minerals and Chemicals Group of the J.R. Simplot Company (Policy Statement M & C #3) that the processing, manufacturing, storage, shipping, or disposal of products and materials shall be carried out in a manner consistent with the protection of public safety and the environment, and in full conformity with the requirements of the law. The J.R. Simplot Company Guideline (Guideline Statement SA 01.2) states that the Company is committed to reducing incidents or occurrences in the workplace that result in human injury, illness, or death, and/or destruction or loss to the corporation's assets and to be in compliance with all laws and regulations governing workplace safety. It is, therefore, our intent to provide a safe work environment and to protect the corporation's assets. This guideline applies to all groups and separate operating entities of the J.R. Simplot Company. Emergency plans shall be developed for each operating unit outlining the practices and procedures for emergency med ical care, fire response, evacuation, or other emergencies. Each group shall develop and implement appropriate programs for initial and ongoing safety and loss prevention training of employees. 2. Regulated Substance(s) The substance(s) that are routinely stored at this facility would be Anhydrous Ammonia at or above the threshold level for the RMP. Anhydrous Ammonia is received, stored and distributed to area farms as a source of land applied Nitrogen fertilizer, or could be used at certain locations for converting to Aqua Ammonia or blending mixed-grade fertilizers for land application used in crop production. 3. Worst-Case and Alternative Release Scenario The worst-case release scenario for Anhydrous Ammonia would be the release of the total contents of the storage tank released as a gas over a 10 minute period. The maximum quantity released would be 130,000 pounds, which represents the volume of the largest stationary storage tank at the facility at 85 percent capacity, a s limited by design standards. The distance to the endpoint (point of dispersion to 200 ppm) is 4.4 miles. The alternative release scenario based on the five year accident history (or the most likely potential incident) is a release from a break in a transfer hose, which is estimated to release 1,500 pounds. The distance to the endpoint (point of dispersion to 200 ppm) is .20 miles. 4. Accidental Release Program This Anhydrous ammonia facility implemented the provisions of "Safety Requirements for the Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia" as published by The American National Standards Institute, Inc. (ANSI K61.1), and the standards of the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), 29 CFR 1910.111, "Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia". 5. Five Year Accident History In the past five years there has been one accidental release at this site. The release was estimated at 100 pounds and did not result in any offsite deaths, no offsite injurie s, no offsite evacuations, no road closures, no offsite shelter in place. There was some minor damage to an offsite alfalfa field. 6. Emergency Response Program This facility has developed a written emergency contingency plan (Integrated Contingency Plan). The plan addresses the regulations concerning emergency plans as mandated under: OSHA 29 CFR - 1910.38, 1910.119, and 1910.120, EPA 40 CFR - part 264 subpart D, part 265 subpart D, part 68 and 279.52, DOT/RSPA-FRP - 49 CFR part 194. Elements within this plan include employee training, SARA Title III reporting requirements and community right to know, pre-emergency planning, and emergency response planning. 7. Planned Changes to Improve Safety Safety and Environmental programs are very dynamic, since this is an ongoing process, changes toward improvement are evaluated and implemented periodically. The need for improvement is identified by facility employee inputs, inspections and audits which are performed regularly at this fac ility. Registration 1.1.a. Facility Name: J.R. Simplot Company, d.b.a. Simplot Soilbuilders 230 S. 200 W. Rupert, ID 83350 1.1.b. Parent Company: J.R. Simplot Company P.O. Box 27 Boise, ID 83707 1.1.c. Not Applicable: 1.2. RMP Facility Identifier: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.3. EPA Identifier: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.4.a. Facility Dun and Bradstreet Number: Not Applicable 1.4.b-c. Dun and Bradstreet Number, Parent Company: 00-907-3511 1.5.h-i. Latitude and Longitude h. Latitude: 42 degrees 35' 12" North i. Longitude: 113 degrees 42' 16" West (Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds) 1.5.j. Method for Determining Latitude and Longitude: Code: G0 GPS - Unspecified 1.5.k. Description of Location Identified by Latitude and Longitude: Code: ST Storage Tank 1.6.a. Owner/ Operator: J.R. Simplot Company, d.b.a. Simplot Soilbuilders 1.6.b. Phone: 208-436-0311 (Business) 1.6.c-h. Simplot Soilbuilders Sheldon Sorensen 230 S. 200 W. R upert, ID 83350 1.7.a-b. Name and Title of Person Responsible for Part 68 Implementation: John Meiners, Vice President and/or Pat Avery, Director of Regulatory Affairs 1.8.a-b. Name and Title of the Emergency Contact: Sheldon Sorensen, Unit Manager 1.8.c-e. Telephone and 24-hour Numbers of Emergency Contact: Phone: Office: 208-436-0311 Home: 208-678-3370 1.9.a. Facility or Parent Company E-Mail Address: (optional) [email protected] 1.9.b. Facility Public Contact Phone Number: (optional) 1-800-635-9444 ext. 2778 - Rick Phillips 1.9.c. Facility or Parent Company WWW Homepage Address: (optional) www.simplot.com 1.10. LEPC: (optional) 1.11. Number of Full-time Employees: 21 (add part time to get full time equivalent). 1.12.a-c. Covered by: OSHA PSM: NO EPCRA Section 302: YES CAA Title V Permit: NO 1.13. OSHA Star or Merit Ranking: (optional) 1.14 Last Safety Inspection Date: 3/18/99 1.15. Last Safety Inspection Performed by: Federal Rail Administration 1.16. Will this RMP involve Predictive Filing? No 1.17 Process Specific Information: 1.17.a. Program Level: Level 2 1.17.b. NAICS Code: 42291 (replaces SIC 5191) 1.17.c.1-3 Chemical: Anhydrous Ammonia CAS number: 7664-41-7 TOXICS: WORST CASE 2.1.a. Chemical Name: Anhydrous Ammonia 2.1.b. Percent Weight of Chemical in Mixture: Not Applicable 2.2. Physical State: Gas liquified by pressure 2.3. Results Based On: EPA's RMP*Comp 2.4. Scenario: Gas release 2.5. Quantity Released: (Total Tank Volume in pounds) 130,000 2.6. Release Rate: (pounds/minute) Tank Volume/10 min.) 13,000 2.7. Release Duration: 10 minutes 2.8. Wind Speed: 1.5 meters/second 2.9. Stability Class: F 2.10. Topography: Urban 2.11. Distance to Endpoint: 4.4 Miles 2.12. Residential Population within Endpoint Radius: 6,500 (rounded to second digit). 2.13. Public Receptors: Schools Hospitals Recreation Areas Churches Nursing Homes Residential Commercial Buildings Offices 2.14. Environmental R eceptors: None 2.15. Passive Mitigation Considered: None 2.16. Graphics file name: (optional) if submitting GIF or JPEG files illustrating each release scenario. None Toxics: Alternative Release 3.1.a. Chemical: Anhydrous Ammonia 3.1.b. Percent Weight of Chemical in Mixture: Not Applicable 3.2. Physical State: Gas liquified by pressure 3.3. Results Based On: EPA's RMP*Comp 3.4. Scenario: Transfer Hose Failure 3.5. Quantity Released: 900 pounds 3.6. Release Rate: 464 pounds/minute 3.7. Release Duration: 2.0 minutes 3.8. Wind Speed: 3 meters/second 3.9. Stability Class: D 3.10. Topography: Urban 3.11. Distance to Endpoint: .20 Miles 3.12. Residential Population within Endpoint Radius: 80 (rounded to second digit) 3.13. Public Receptors: Commercial Buildings Office(s) 3.14. Environmental Receptors: None 3.15. Passive Mitigation Considered: None 3.16. Active Mitigation Considered: None 3.17. Graphics file name: (optional) None Flammables: Worst Case - Sect ion 4 - Not Applicable Flammables: Alternative Releases - Section 5 - Not Applicable Five Year Accident History: In the past five years there has been 1 accidental release at this site. This release was estimated at 100 pounds and resulted in 0 offsite deaths, 0 offsite injuries, 0 offsite evacuations, 0 road closures, 0 offsite shelter in place, no monitary property damage. Prevention Program - Section 7 - Program 3 - Not Applicable Prevention Program - Program 2 8.1. NAICS Code for Process: 42291 8.2. Chemical Name(s): Anhydrous Ammonia 8.3. Safety Information: Following is, (1) Material Safety Data Sheet(s) for Anhydrous Ammonia (2) Safe upper pressure design of tank, pipes, and hoses. (3) Equipment and tank design specifications. (4) Codes and Standards used to design, build, and operate the process. (5) ASME, OSHA 1910.111 8.3.a. Most recent review or revision of Safety Information date: 8/1/1998 8.3.b.1-8 Federal or State regulations or Industry design codes and s tandards used to demonstrate compliance with safety information requirement. OSHA (29 CFR 1910.111) ANSI Standards ASME Standards Comments (how codes and standards are being used to demonstrate compliance): Compliance is also required under D.O.T. (49 CFR) - for training and equipment specifications 8.4. Hazard Review: 8.4.a. Date of completion of the last Hazard Review or Update: 3/19/1999 8.4.b. Expected date of completion of any changes resulting from Review: Date: 12/31/1999 8.4.c. Major Hazards: Toxic Release Overfilling Overpressurization Corrosion Equipment Failure Loss of cooling, heating, electricity, instrument air 8.4.d. Process Controls: Relief Valves Check Valves Manual Shutoffs Automatic Shutoffs Interlocks Alarms and Procedures Excess Flow Device 8.4.e. Mitigation Systems: None 8.4.f. Monitoring/detection Systems: None 8.4.g. Changes since last Process Hazard Analysis Update: Installation of mitigations systems 8.5. Date of the most recent review or revision of operating procedures: 08/01/1998 8.6.a-c. Training: (a). Date of most recent review or revision of training program: 2/16/1998 (b). Type of training provided: On the Job (c). Type of competency testing used: Demonstration & Observation 8.7.a-c. Maintenance: (a). Date of the most recent review or revision of maintenance procedures Date: 8/1/98 (b). Date of the most recent equipment inspection or test Date: 8/1//98 (c). Equipment that was inspected or tested: Hoses, Pressure Relief Valves 8.8.a-b. Compliance Audits: Conducted at least every three years. (a). Date of the most recent compliance audit: None (b). Expected date of completion of any changes resulting from the compliance audit: Not-Applicable 8.9.a-b. Incident Investigation: For any incident which resulted in, or could reasonably resulted in a catastrophic release of a regulated substance. (a). Date of the most recent incident investigation: None (b). Expected date of completion of an y changes resulting from the investigation: Not-Applicable 8.10. Date of the most recent change that triggered a review or revision of safety information, the hazard review, operating or maintenance procedures, or training: Date: None Emergency Response 9.1.a. Is your facility Included in the Community Emergency Response (ER) Plan: Yes 9.1.b. Does your Facility have a Written Emergency Response (ER) Plan:Yes 9.2. Does the facility ER plan include specific actions to be taken in response to an accidental release of a regulated substance(s): Yes 9.3. Does the facility ER Plan include procedures for informing the public and local agencies responsible responding to accidental releases: Yes 9.4. Does the facility ER Plan include information on emergency health care: Yes 9.5. Date of the most recent review or update of the emergency response plan: Date: 3/1/99 9.6. Date of the most recent Emergency Response Training for Facilitie's Employees: Date: 2/1/99 9.7.a-b. Name and Pho ne Number of the local agency(s) with which the plan is coordinated: Minidoka County Fire Marshall Phone: 208-678-8250 9.8.a-g. Subject to other State or Federal Emergency Plan requirements: OSHA 1910.38 OSHA 1910.120 State EPCRA Rules/Law Other: State Department of Agriculture |