Pollution prevention practices for PSH operations
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| PSH operation | Profile sheet* | Pollution prevention practices |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle maintenance and repair | H-1 | Drip pans, tarps, dry clean-up methods for spills, cover outdoor storage areas, secondary containment, discharge washwater to sanitary system,proper disposal of used fluids, disconnect storm drains, automatic shutoff nozzles, signs, employee training, spill response plans |
| Vehicle fueling | H-2 | |
| Vehicle washing | H-3 | |
| Vehicle storage | H-4 | |
| Loading and unloading | H-5 | Cover loading areas, secondary containment, storm drain disconnection or treatment, inventory control, dry cleaning methods, employee training |
| Outdoor storage | H-6 | |
| Spill prevention and response | H-7 | Inventory materials, employee training, spill planning, spill clean up materials, dumpster management, disconnect from storm drain or treat. Liquid separation/containment |
| Dumpster management | H-8 | |
| Building repair and remodeling | H-9 | Temporary covers/tarps, contractor training, proper cleanup and disposal procedures, keep wash and rinse-water from storm drain, dry cleaning methods |
| Building maintenance | H-10 | |
| parking lot maintenance | H-11 | |
| Turf management | H-12 | Integrated pest management, reduce non-target irrigation, careful applications, proper disposal of landscaping waste, avoid leaf blowing and hosing to storm drain |
| Landscaping/grounds care | H-13 | |
| Swimming pool discharges | H-14 | Varies, depending on the unique hotspot operation |
| Other unique hotspots | H-15 |