About Us
Addressing spill risks within the industry
Who we are
Environmental Stewards
Protecting Our Port, Preserving Our Environment
At the Liquid Spillage Control Committee (LSCC), we believe that preventing a problem is always better than cleaning one up. That’s why our member companies, along with local, state, and federal partners, work year-round to prevent liquid spills that could impact Charleston’s waters and communities. We take our responsibility seriously—conducting regular training, sharing best practices, and building strong relationships with agencies like the Coast Guard, Environmental Protection Agency, SC Department of Environmental Services and local other entities. And if an incident ever does occur, we’re ready to respond quickly and effectively to minimize harm and restore safety.
Membership
Get Involved. Become a Member
Regular Members are further classified into groups which is based on the number of facilities, size and amount of materials handled by the organization.
Group A
Regular members having an annual throughput of greater than 1,000,000 gallons per year of petroleum products, non-petroleum products or hazardous materials.
Group B
Regular members having an annual throughput of greater than 100,000 gallons but less than 1,000,000 gallons per year of petroleum products, non-petroleum products or hazardous materials.
Group C
Regular members having an annual throughput of less than 100,000 gallons per year of petroleum products, non-petroleum products or hazardous materials.
Group D
Regular Members which do not have an annual throughput of petroleum products, non-petroleum products or hazardous materials but use these materials in the course of their business and therefore present the possibility of spillage.
