United States Coast Guard

33 CFR 154 requires operators transporting oil in bulk to or from vessels with the vessel having a capacity of 250 bbls to prepare and submit a Facility Response Plan to the appropriate USCG Marine Safety Office.

The Compliance Group will conduct a site visit to your facility for data gathering purposes and plan preparation. We will then assist you with the USCG inspection and plan approval process.

Environmental Protection Agency

If your facility falls under the jurisdiction of an EPA Facility Response Plan, The Compliance Group will prepare the required response plan, assist you with the plan approval process and conduct inspections required by the EPA.

Texas General Land Office

Specializing in the Texas General Land Office Oil Discharge Prevention & Response Act, our dedicated staff can assist you in the plan development process and assist you in regulatory excellence.

Department of Transportation

Hazardous liquid pipelines which could potentially impact navigable waters of the United States, must have (in place) a Facility Response Plan.

Integrated Contingency Plans

For clients subject to multiple regulatory requirements, having an integrated contingency plan eliminates having several different plans which often overlap and duplicate material with the risk of contradicting each other. The Compliance Group will tailor your plans to your facility and operating practices. If you have existing plans, integration could prove cost effective by minimizing plan updating chores and by consolidating training.