Environmental - Pollution Liability Insurance Glossary
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O&M PROGRAM - Operations and Maintenance
Program. A formulated plan of training, cleaning, work practices, and
surveillance to successfully manage a hazardous substance or situation.
OIL/WATER SEPARATOR - A concrete or steel structure located below ground level in areas with the potential for petroleum product leakage during a storm. OPERATORS - Officers, shareholders, partners, individuals, and successor corporations responsible for managing, operating, or leasing a property where hazardous materials were released, treated, or disposed. ORDINANCES - Laws generally passed by municipal legislative bodies and enacted into law by an approving executive body, depending upon the municipality's charter. OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Administration. A U.S. federal agency created by the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 that develops and enforces safety and health standards in the workplace. OSHA NO. 101 (Supplementary Record) - The recordkeeping form (or its equivalent) on which additional information, such as how an accident or illness exposure occurred, is recorded for each injury and illness entered on the OSHA No. 200 log.
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