About Us
Committed to mitigating industrial spill hazards through proactive readiness.
Who we are
Environmental Stewards
Operating under the principle that proactive prevention is vital, the Liquid Spillage Control Committee (LSCC) is committed to achieving the highest standards of environmental risk mitigation. Our primary objective is to prevent spills and operational incidents that could impact our regional ecosystem. However, recognizing the inherent complexities of our industries, we maintain rigorous, fully compliant response protocols and practice them consistently. This ensures that in the event of an incident, our members can execute a swift, precise, and highly coordinated containment strategy.
Membership
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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.
LSCC’s Oil Response Organization, Moran Environmental, evaluating the effectiveness of the Geographic Response Plan booming strategies.
