General |
| Prevention and Emergency
Response Program. Overview of the Prevention and
Emergency Response Program. |
| Spill Reporting Placards (PDF 177K) (updated 6/7/2005) |
|
Homeowner Guidance |
| Maintaining
Home Heating Fuel Oil Tanks (10/19/99). Fact
Sheet containing information for homeowners and other tank owners. |
| Alaska
Heating Oil Tanks: A Complete Guide for Property Owners --
Detailed manual. 31 pages. PDF 715K |
| Installation of
Home Heating Oil Tanks Brochure January
2003 (PDF 192K) |
| Inspection Basics of Home
Heating Oil Tanks January
2003 (PDF 146K) |
| Tank Safety in Flood and Earthquake Areas 2006 (PDF 547K) |
| Response
Plans and Guidelines |
|
In Situ Burning Guidelines
for Alaska, Revision 1 (March 2008). The
Alaska in situ burning guidelines are used by State and Federal
onscene coordinators to authorize an emergency in situ burn
of oil. (added 9/18/2008)
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Alaska
Incident Management System (AIMS). Guide
for Oil and Hazardous Substance Response cooperatively developed
by industry, spill coops, Federal and State agencies. (November 2002, PDF 2.19 MB)
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| Tundra
Treatment Manual (REVISED
February 2005). Literature
review and tundra cleanup guidelines. |
| Spill Tactics for Alaska Responders (STAR) |
| Alaska Commercial Fisheries Water Quality Sampling Methods & Procedures Manual (added 8/22/06) |
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| HAZMAT
Response |
| Alaska Statewide
Hazardous Materials Response Team. Brochure providing
a general overview of the the Statewide Hazmat Response Team. (February
2005, PDF 258K) |
| After
Action Reports |
|
Joint After-Action
Report for the TAPS Bullet Hole Response. Following
any significant response to an oil or hazardous substance release
incident, the key response agencies normally prepare an after-action
report to document the significant lessons learned in order
to improve future responses of this nature.Staff from Alyeska
Pipeline Service Company (APSC), the Alaska Department of Environmental
Conservation(DEC), the US Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA), and the Joint Pipeline Office (JPO), and other entities
involved in the response have collaborated in producing this
joint after-action report. (PDF 1.5 MB) (added 2/26/02)
1998 Alaska Spill of
National Significance (SONS) Exercise, Final Report. Joint
evaluation report prepared by a team of representatives from
BP, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, the US
Coast Guard and ERST/O'BRIEN'S.
University of Alaska
Gold Creek Spill Site
Panel Review Report. Final report by a 4-person expert panel hired
by the Alaska Railroad to
peer review the existing data and provide an opinion on the condition
of the site. |
| Reports |
Vessel Traffic in the Aleutians Subarea: Updated Report to the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (September 20, 2006). Updated report describing vessel traffic within and through the Aleutians. Prepared by Nuka Research & Planning Group, LLC. and Cape International, Inc. (added 10/11/2006)
(version for printing, PDF 7.3 MB; version for on-screen viewing, PDF 2.8 MB) |