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Liquid storage Guidelines - EPA

Liquid storage Guidelines Bunding and spill management Updated May 20161 EPA 080/16: This guideline applies to facilities that use or store liquids above ground, and provides information on bunds or spill containment systems to minimise the risk of environmental harm from Liquid spills and leaks. Introduction Bunding should be used for the storage of all liquids except rainwater. All operators working with bunds should know how to carry out preventive maintenance and use standard operating procedures to stop escaping substances from entering the environment. Legislation The principal legislation addressing pollution in South Australia is the Environment Protection Act 1993 (the EP Act). In particular, section 25 imposes the general environmental duty on all persons undertaking an activity that may pollute to take all reasonable and practicable measures to prevent or minimise any resulting environmental harm.

disposal to a sewer (with SA Water Trade Waste approval), or to a septic tank effluent disposal scheme (STEDS). Piping and pumping facilities . Piping and pumping facilities should be arranged so that no leaks can escape the confines of the bund, and the pumps will still operate when the bund is full of liquid.

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