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***** Risk Management Plan *****
***** Section 1. Registration Information ***** * Source Identification Facility Name: Heartland Co-op Poverty Hollow Parent Company #1 Name: Heartland Co-op Parent Company #2 Name: 2829 Westown Parkway, W. Des Moines, IA 50266 * Submission and Acceptance Submission Type: First-time submission Description: Receipt Date: 24-JUN-1999 Postmark Date: 21-JUN-1999 Next Due Date: 21-JUN-2004 Completeness Check Date: 15-JUL-1999 Complete RMP: YES De-Registered Date: De-Registered Effective Date: Certification Received: YES * Facility Identification EPA Facility Identifier: 1000 0013 4525 Other EPA Systems Facility ID: * Dun and Bradstreet Numbers (DUNS) Facility DUNS: Parent Company #1 DUNS: 007987536 Parent Company #2 DUNS: * Facility Location Address Street 1: 850 Hayes Street Street 2: City: Ackley State: IOWA ZIP: 50601 ZIP4: County: WARREN Facility Latitude and Longitude Lat. (dd mm ss.s): 41 23 32.1 Long. (ddd mm ss.s): 093 26 45.2 Latitude (decimal): 41.39225 Longitude (decimal): 93.445889 Lat/Long Method: GPS Code Measurements (Psuedo Range) Differential (DGPS) Lat/Long Description: Storage Tank * EPA Default Map Value Latitude/Longitude EPA Default Map Value Latitude (decimal): 42.5623 EPA Default Map Value Longitude (decimal): -93.0654 EPA Default Map Value Lat/Long Method: CENSUS-OTHER EPA Default Map Value Lat/Long Description: PLANT ENTRANCE (GENERAL) * Owner or Operator Operator Name: Heartland Co-op Operator Phone: (515) 225-1334 Mailing Address Operator Street 1: 2829 Westown Parkway Operator Street 2: Suite 350 Operator City: West Des Moines Operator State: IOWA Operator ZIP: 50266 Operator ZIP4: Operator Foreign State or Province: Operator Foreign ZIP: Operator Foreign Country: * Name and title of person or position responsible for part 68 (RMP) implementation RMP name of person: Julie Bell RMP Title of person or position: Regulatory Compliance Manager * Emergency Contact Emergency contact name: Dave Bowlin Emergency contact title: Indianola Manager Emergency contact phone: (515) 961-2505 Emergency contact 24-hour phone: (515) 961-3473 Emergency contact ext. or PIN: * Other Points of Contact Facility or Parent Company E-mail Address: Facility Public Contact Phone: none Facility or Parent Company WWW Homepage Address: * Local Emergency Planning Committee LEPC: Warren County LEPC * Full Time Equivalent Employees Number of full time employees (FTE) on site: 1 FTE Claimed as CBI: * Covered by OSHA PSM : EPCRA 302 : YES CAA Title V: Air Operating Permit ID: * OSHA Ranking OSHA Star or Merit Ranking: * Last Safety Inspection Last Safety Inspection (by an External Agency) Date: 01-MAY-1999 Last Safety Inspection Peformed by an External Agency: Insurance Company * Predictive Filing Did this RMP involve predictive filing?: * Confidential Business Information (CBI) CBI Claimed: Substantiation Provided: Unsanitized RMP Provided: * Reportable Accidents Reportable Accidents: No accidents meeting RMP reporting requirements were claimed. ***** Executive Summary ***** I. Our Facility and the Regulated Substance we Handle This Risk Management Plan has been developed for Heartland Co-op. Our main office is located in West Des Moines, Iowa but we have anhydrous ammonia storage facilities in 24 locations in central Iowa. Our policies for each facility and the extent to which we our concerned with public and employee safety is consistent throughout our company. II. Accidental Release Prevention and Emergency Response Policies at our Facility Because of the nature of anhydrous ammonia, Heartland Co-op has had accidental release prevention programs and emergency response policies, as well as employee safety programs in place as long as we have stored and worked with this product. At least annually, our employees attend a safety training session which includes a review of the safe handling of anhydrous ammonia and a written test to confirm their knowledge. This session is held every spring and often repeated in the fall. In addition, our equipment , storage and application equipment, undergoes an annual inspection, as well as a safety check every time it is used. We have emergency shut off valves and relief valves on storage tanks. We supply information to the Local Emergency Planning Commission and to local fire departments every year. We invite local fire departments and emergency response teams to our facilities so that they are familiar with our plant layout and emergency shut off systems. III. Worst Case Scenario VS Alternate Release Scenario The worst case scenario that we were required to develop for this Risk Management Plan involved a total release of product from the largest storage tank at this facility. We would like to point out the unlikely nature of this ever happening. The tanks are welded and tested by professionals on a regular basis. Across the country, the more common release is the one we used as an alternate release scenario, which is the failure of a transfer hose. Even transfer hoses are chec ked and replaced annually, if necessary. If a transfer hose were to develop a leak, the leak could only take place with an employee present (all valves to the transfer hose are closed, unless product is being transferred by an employee). It would be immediately obvious, and the employee would close the valve to the supply hose. The leak would most likely be a small one, not the diameter of the transfer hose. Therefore, even the numbers shown in the alternate release scenario are exaggerated. IV. Five Year Accident History We have had no tank ruptures in the past five years. We have also not had any transfer hose failure. V. Emergency Response Program As noted above, we annually supply information with regard to our facility and our operations to the Local Emergency Response Commission and to the local fire department. We encourage both to visit our facilities to fully understand our operations. Our employees are trained in the safe handling of anhydrous ammonia. VI. Plann ed Changes to Improve Safety We will document the safety inspections of the storage tanks, transfer hoses, and application equipment. We will be more active in communications with the Local Emergency Planning Commissions and the local fire departments of emergency response teams and assuring their knowledge or familiarity with our facilities and the public that could be affected by our operations. We will consider implementation a policy of reducing off-season inventory in several of our storage tanks. * Process Chemicals Process ID: 16980 Description: Anhydrous Ammonia Process Chemical ID: 21217 Program Level: Program Level 2 process Chemical Name: Ammonia (anhydrous) CAS Number: 7664-41-7 Quantity (lbs): 30000 CBI claimed: Flammable/Toxic: TOXIC * Process NAICS Process ID: 16980 Process NAICS ID: 17405 Program Level: Program Level 2 process NAICS Code: 42291 NAICS Description: Farm Supplies Wholesalers ***** Section 2. Toxic: Worst Case ***** Toxic Worst ID: 11645 Percent Weight: Physical State: Gas liquified by pressure Model Used: EPA's RMP*Comp(TM) Release Duration (min): 10 Wind Speed (m/sec): 1.5 Atmosphere Stability Class: D Topography: Rural Passive Mitigation considered Dike: Enclosures: Berms: Drains: Sumps: Other Type: ***** Section 3. Toxic: Alternative Release ***** Toxic Alter ID: 13356 Percent Weight: Physical State: Gas liquified by pressure Model Used: EPA's RMP*Comp(TM) Wind Speed (m/sec): 3 Atmosphere Stability Class: D Topography: Rural Passive Mitigation considered Dike: Enclosures: Berms: Drains: Sumps: Other Type: Active Mitigation considered Sprinkler System: Deluge System: YES Water Curtain: YES Neutralization: Excess Flow Valve: Flares: Scrubbers: Emergency Shutdown: YES Other Type: ***** Section 4. Flammables: Worst Case ***** ***** Section 5. Flammable: Alternative Release ***** ***** Section 6. Accident History ***** ***** Section 7. Program Level 3 ***** ***** Section 8. Program Level 2 ***** ** Description: Emergency Response Plan * Program Level 2 Prevention Program Chemicals Prevention Program Chemical ID: 7392 Chemical Name: Ammonia (anhydrous) Flammable/Toxic: TOXIC CAS Number: 7664-41-7 Prevention Program Level 2 ID: 7085 NAICS Code: 42291 * Safety Information Safety review date (The date of the most recent review or revision of the safety infomation): 01-JUN-1999 Safety Compliance Regulations or Design Codes/Standards NFPA 58 (or state law based on NFPA 58): OSHA (29 CFR 1910.111): YES ASTM Standards: ANSI Standards: ASME Standards: None: Other regulation, design code, or standard: Comments: * Hazard Review Hazard review date (The date of completion of most recent review or update): 01-JUN-1999 Change completion date (The expected or actual date of completion of all changes resulting from the hazard review): 01-AUG-1999 Major Hazards Identified Toxic release: YES Fire: Explosion: Runaway reaction: Polymerization: Overpressurization: Corrosion: Overfilling: Contamination: Equipment failure: YES Loss of cooling, heating, electricity, instrument air: Earthquake: Flood (flood plain): Tornado: YES Hurricanes: Other major hazard identified: Process Controls In Use Vents: Relief valves: YES Check valves: Scrubbers: Flares: Manual shutoffs: YES Automatic shutoffs: YES Interlocks: Alarms and procedures: Keyed bypass: Emergency air supply: Emergency power: Backup pump: Grounding equipment: Inhibitor addition: Rupture disks: Excess flow device: Quench System: Purge system: None: Other process control in use: Mitigation Systems In Use Sprinkler system: Dikes: Fire walls: Blast walls: Deluge system: Water curtain: Enclosure: Neutralization: None: YES Other mitigation system in use: Monitoring/Detection Systems In Use Process area detectors: Perimeter monitors: None: YES Other monitoring/detection system in use: Changes Since Last PHA or PHA update Reduction in chemical inventory: Increase in chemical inventory: Change process parameters: Installation of process controls: Installation of process detection systems: Installation of perimeter monitoring systems: Installation of mitigation systems: None recommended: YES None: Other changes since last PHA or PHA update: * Review of Operating Procedures Operating procedures revision date (The date of the most recent review or revision of operating procedures): 01-JUN-1999 * Training Training review date (The date of the most recent review or revision of training programs): 01-JUN-1999 The Type of Training Provided Classroom: YES On the job: YES Other training: The Type of Competency Testing Used Written tests: YES Oral tests: Demonstration: Observation: YES Other type of competency testing used: * Maintenance Maintenance review date (The date of the most recent review or revision of maintenance procedures): 01-JUN-1999 Equipment inspection date (The date of the most recent equipment inspection or test): 01-JUN-1999 Equipment most recently inspected or tested: storage tanks * Compliance Audits Compliance audit date (The date of the most recent compliance audit): 01-JUN-1999 Audit completion date (The expected or actual date of completion of all changes resulting from the compliance audit): 01-AUG-1999 * Incident Investigation Incident investigation date (The date of the most recent incident investigation (if any)): Incident investigation changes date (Expected or actual date of completion of all changes resulting from the investigation): Most recent change date: (The date of the most recent change that triggered a review or revision of safety information): * Confidential Business Information CBI claimed: ***** Section 9. Emergency Response ***** * Written Emergency Response (ER) Plan Community Plan (Is facility included in written community emergency response plan?): YES Facility Plan (Does facility have its own written emergency response plan?): Response Actions (Does ER plan include specific actions to be taken in reponse to accidental releases of regulated substance(s)?): Public Information (Does ER plan include procedures for informing the public and local agencies responding to accidental release?): Healthcare (Does facility's ER plan include information on emergency health care?): * Emergency Response Review Review Date (Date of most recent review or update of facility's ER plan): * Emergency Response Training Training Date (Date of most recent review or update of facility's employees): * Local Agency Agency Name (Name of local agency with which the facility ER plan or response activities are coordinated): LEPC Agency Phone Number (Phone number of local agency with which the facility ER plan or response activities are coordinated): (515) 382-7315 * Subject to: OSHA Regulations at 29 CFR 1910.38: YES OSHA Regulations at 29 CFR 1910.120: Clean Water Regulations at 40 CFR 112: RCRA Regulations at CFR 264, 265, and 279.52: OPA 90 Regulations at 40 CFR 112, 33 CFR 154, 49 CFR 194, or 30 CFR 254: State EPCRA Rules or Laws: YES Other (Specify): |