Many of us know that it is not a matter of if, but when, you are going to have a spill. Spills are costly in terms of cleanup, equipment repair, facility downtime, and lost product. How do you best minimize these costs and manage your potential exposure? Watch the webinar below as Jill Mickelson, P.E., and Josh Kadrmas, P.E., lead a discussion on the federal Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) planning process, how it can be used to provide real value to your facility, and help alleviate potential headaches along the way. Josh and Jill will share their combined experiences with facility evaluations and contingency planning during this interactive webinar. How can an SPCC plan move beyond a regulatory requirement to become an indispensable tool in managing your facility? Join us to find out.
SPCC Plans – Protecting Your Inventory and Managing Your Liability
By Braun IntertecMeet the Speaker
Joshua Kadrmas, PE
Project EngineerMr. Kadrmas serves as a professional engineer and scientist in our North Dakota office. He has a combination of diverse engineering work experience, technical experience, and scientific background. This combination permits unique and effective perspectives in evaluating data to solve both water resource and environmental problems. Joshua’s experience includes conducting environmental contaminant investigations and feasibility studies to fit various remediation strategies to site-specific conditions, preparing and implementing remedial action plans for a variety of hazardous substances and petroleum. He also has experience in environmental compliance regulations such as wetland mitigation, Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plan (SPCC), industrial stormwater, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance. Joshua has project experience in 10 states, 3 EPA regions, and Mexico.