Tracy Mikulec, Author at SafeRack

Top 5 Ways Environmental Factors Make Marine Loading a Consistent Challenge To Be Safe

03/16/2007 by Tracy Mikulec

Even when you take all necessary steps of precaution to make a marine loading work environment safe by using all best practices and tips, there are instances when the work environment can change on-the-fly causing previously unforeseen hazards. There are a few top factors to be on the lookout for on an everyday basis. These
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Best Practices for Leak Prevention During Tank Car Loading and Unloading

02/15/2007 by Tracy Mikulec

Following these guidelines can help plant personnel eliminate non-accident releases while loading and unloading tank cars. This guide is intended to assist shippers and receivers of hazardous materials in reducing NARs (non-accident releases) by outlining the recommended methods for the safe loading and unloading of non-pressure, general service, and pressure tanker tuck cars. Due to
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Flammable Storage Cabinets EPA Compliant

11/19/2006 by Tracy Mikulec

OSHA and the EPA mandate that every company that stores fuel or chemicals in flammable storage cabinets or transports fuel or chemicals must have an adequate plan and the proper equipment to address accidental spillage. Failure to comply with EPA and OSHA spill containment rules could result in fines that can accrue on a
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Q4 2018 is the Perfect Time to Invest in Safety Equipment

10/30/2006 by Tracy Mikulec

With New OSHA Regulations Taking Effect, Be Compliant While Saving Money With 2018 Q4 Tax Benefits When SafeRack was founded in 2003, we knew that manufacturing companies around the world needed top-notch safety equipment to keep their businesses running safely and successfully. Who knew that our efforts could also help the very same businesses earn significant
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SafeRack Helps Facilities Prepare for EPA Compliance for EPA’s November Compliance Checks

10/29/2006 by Tracy Mikulec

Required by federal law under Oil Pollution Prevention regulation 40 CFR 112, Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans are checked for compliance by the EPA every November. Non-transportation facilities that store oil or petroleum products on-site in excess of 1320 gallons and have the potential to discharge oil into U.S. waters must implement an
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Railcar Spill Containment – PetroLiance Chooses SafeRack for Spill Containment

TODO Safety, Technology, and Performance

10/23/2006 by Tracy Mikulec

Safety First The transfer of hazardous gases and liquids is necessary for various industries (with warnings using hazmat warning placards), so recognizing and following safety rules constantly is imperative. These standards are put in place for the protection of all involved, making safety a top priority and helping ensure everyone goes home in
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