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Spill Prevention, Fuel & Hazmat Management
Generator yards hold thousands of gallons of diesel, and UPS rooms hold tons of batteries. AAAT3 plans spill prevention, fuel storage, hazmat tracking and waste disposal so a leak never becomes a cleanup bill or a violation.
- Spill prevention plans
- Generator fuel storage
- Hazmat inventory
- Waste manifests
- Spill drills
By the numbers
Why hazmat control matters
Maximum EPA penalty per day, per violation, under the Clean Water Act construction permit
EPA, 2024Construction air samples that exceeded the OSHA asbestos limit in a federal review
CDC MMWR, 2017What’s included
Fuel, chemicals and waste, under control
Know what is on site, where it is stored, and what happens if it leaks.
Spill prevention
Fuel and oil storage often triggers spill plan rules.
- Spill prevention plans
- Secondary containment checks
- Spill kits at every storage area
- Spill drills and reporting steps
Fuel and generators
Diesel deliveries and day tanks are a daily spill risk.
- Fuel delivery procedures
- Tank and piping inspections
- Overfill prevention checks
- Generator yard housekeeping
Hazmat and waste
Every chemical needs a label, an SDS and a place.
- Hazmat inventory and SDS library
- Storage and compatibility checks
- Hazardous waste labeling and manifests
- Battery and refrigerant disposal
Project management and consulting
Project management and consulting for hazmat
AAAT3 can manage your hazmat and fuel program, plan spill prevention or audit the site.
Hazmat program management
Inventory, storage, labeling, SDS and disposal managed for the project.
Best for: Sites with fuel, batteries, coolants and chemicalsSpill prevention planning
Spill plans, containment checks, kits and drills.
Best for: Generator yards and fuel systemsFuel delivery oversight
Delivery procedures and supervision for diesel fills.
Best for: Sites commissioning generatorsHazardous waste management
Generator status, labeling, storage times and manifests tracked.
Best for: Sites producing hazardous wasteEnvironmental audits
Mock regulator audits with a fix list.
Best for: Sites expecting inspectionsSpill response support
Response coordination and reports after a release.
Best for: Any site after a spillHow it works
From inventory to disposal
Inventory
Every material and quantity listed.
Store
Containment and compatibility checked.
Plan
Spill plans and kits in place.
Train
Crews know what to do.
Inspect
Weekly storage checks.
Dispose
Waste manifested and records kept.
Rule of thumb: never leave a fuel delivery unattended. Most spills happen during transfers.
Ways to work with us
Pick the level of support you need
Start small with a review, put a qualified person on site, or hand us the whole program. Every option is priced to your scope.
Quick start
Hazmat audit
A walk of storage areas and a review of plans and records.
- Storage walk
- Record review
- Fix list
- Report in days
Most popular
On-site hazmat oversight
A qualified AAAT3 lead managing storage, fuel and waste.
- Weekly inspections
- Fuel delivery oversight
- Waste tracking
- Shift reports
Full program
Hazmat program management
We manage hazmat, fuel and waste for the whole project.
- Spill planning
- Inventory and SDS
- Waste manifests
- Owner reporting
What you get
Deliverables
Spill prevention plan
Containment, kits and response steps.
Hazmat inventory
Materials, quantities and SDS.
Storage inspection log
Weekly checks with photos.
Waste records
Labels, storage dates and manifests.
Drill records
Spill drills and lessons learned.
Weekly report
Findings and fixes.
Standards
Codes and standards we work to
Environmental
3- 40 CFR 112
Spill prevention, control and countermeasureFederal
- 40 CFR 262
Hazardous waste generatorsFederal
- 40 CFR 273
Universal waste, including batteriesFederal
Safety
3- 29 CFR 1926.59
Hazard communicationFederal
- NFPA 30
Flammable and combustible liquidsIndustry
- EM 385-1-1
USACE safety and health requirementsFederal
Related data center services
Every phase of the build, one partner
Where we do this work
Generators and fuel arriving soon? Get your spill plan and storage checked first.
Get a Hazmat QuoteFAQ
Common questions
Does a data center need a spill prevention plan?
Many do. Facilities with aboveground oil storage over 1,320 gallons that could reach waters of the U.S. generally need an SPCC plan under 40 CFR 112.
How are used batteries handled?
Many batteries can be managed as universal waste, with labeling, storage time limits and recycling records.
What should be in a hazmat inventory?
Each material, quantity, location, storage method and safety data sheet.
Can AAAT3 oversee fuel deliveries?
Yes. We write delivery procedures and supervise fills during generator commissioning.
Do you handle hazardous waste manifests?
We track labeling, storage and manifests and oversee licensed waste contractors.
Get a quote for Spill Prevention, Fuel & Hazmat Management
Tell us about your project, location and start date. We reply with a plan and pricing.
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