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Hazardous Materials Incident Reporting PROGRAM MANAGEMENT REVIEW Task 16 Period of Review (JAN-MARCH) 5/26/2016

Hazardous Materials Incident Reporting PROGRAM MANAGEMENT REVIEW Task 16 Period of Review (JAN-MARCH) 5/26/2016 Presented by Serita Mc. Koy- Program Analyst PHMSA – Office of Hazardous Materials Safety Non Profit Grants Conference March 10, 2017 DOT HQ

Agenda Overview – PHMSA Vision and Mission DOT 5800. 1 Incident Report Overview Uses

Agenda Overview – PHMSA Vision and Mission DOT 5800. 1 Incident Report Overview Uses of Information Trends & Statistics Questions

PHMSA Mission & Vision PHMSA’s mission is to protect people and the environment by

PHMSA Mission & Vision PHMSA’s mission is to protect people and the environment by advancing the safe transportation of energy and other hazardous materials that are essential to our daily lives. PHMSA’s vision is to become the most innovative transportation safety organization in the world

OHMS Key Priorities • Invest in Our People • Increase Communication – Internal –

OHMS Key Priorities • Invest in Our People • Increase Communication – Internal – External • Position for Innovation • Foster Transparency • Improve Engagement – Employees – Partners – Stakeholders

Incidents “Think before you” ship!”

Incidents “Think before you” ship!”

What is an Incident? An unintentional release of a hazardous material or discharge of

What is an Incident? An unintentional release of a hazardous material or discharge of hazardous waste; a cargo tank with a capacity of 1, 000 gallons or greater containing any hazardous material that suffers structural damage to the lading retention system; or an undeclared hazardous material.

When is a DOT 5800. 1 Form required? § 49 CFR Parts 171 -180

When is a DOT 5800. 1 Form required? § 49 CFR Parts 171 -180 requires certain types of incidents be reported. § Section 171. 15 requires an immediate telephonic report be filed within 12 hours of certain hazmat incidents. 1. A person is killed 2. Injury requiring admittance to the hospital 3. Evacuation of general public for one hour or more 4. One or more major transportation arteries are closed for one hour or more 5. Operational flight plan is altered 6. Fire, breakage, spillage involving radioactive material 7. Fire, breakage, spillage involving an infectious substance 8. Release of marine pollutant in a quantity exceeding 450 liters for liquid or 400 kilograms for solids

When is a DOT 5800. 1 Form required? • Section 171. 16 requires that

When is a DOT 5800. 1 Form required? • Section 171. 16 requires that a 5800. 1 report be submitted within 30 days of discovery of any of the following: 1. 2. An incident that was reported under 171. 15 An unintentional release of a hazardous material during transportation 3. 4. 5. Release of a hazardous waste Undeclared shipment with no release is discovered A Specification Cargo Tank 1, 000 gallons or greater containing hazardous materials that received structural damage to the lading retention system and did not have a release.

What Data Do We Collect Via the 5800. 1? w Who, What, Where, and

What Data Do We Collect Via the 5800. 1? w Who, What, Where, and When w Characteristics of the release: • Material • Packaging • Hazard Communication • Handling w Compliance and non-compliance w Consequences w Causation

 • Identify key hazards, risk factors and issues • • Monitor to ensure

• Identify key hazards, risk factors and issues • • Monitor to ensure compliance, course correction and continuous improvement • Manage the risk through implementation of strategies and communication with stakeholders Assess the risk associated with each factor and develop mitigation strategies

Incident Statistics Number of Incidents by Mode 2015 - 2019 84, 608 92, 651

Incident Statistics Number of Incidents by Mode 2015 - 2019 84, 608 92, 651 100, 000 90, 000 80, 000 70, 000 60, 000 2, 444 5, 545 54 50, 000 40, 000 30, 000 20, 000 10, 000 0 FAA-AIR FMCSA-HIGHWAY FRA-RAILWAY USCG-WATER Grand Total

Incident Statistics Incidents by Transportation Phase and Damages $379, 136, 468 2015 - 2019

Incident Statistics Incidents by Transportation Phase and Damages $379, 136, 468 2015 - 2019 $400, 000 $350, 000 $300, 000 $250, 000 $200, 000 $150, 000 $27, 248, 745 $15, 359, 429 $100, 000 $41, 288, 100 $50, 000 $0 IN TRANSIT STORAGE LOADING UNLOADING

Incident Statistics Incidents by Results and Mode 2015 - 2019 Water Sewer Environmental Damage

Incident Statistics Incidents by Results and Mode 2015 - 2019 Water Sewer Environmental Damage No Release Gas Dispersion Explosions Fire Spillage 0% 20% FAA-AIR 40% FMCSA-HIGHWAY 60% FRA-RAILWAY 80% USCG-WATER 100% 120%

Incident Statistics Casualty Classification 2015 - 2019 584 600 500 400 239 300 200

Incident Statistics Casualty Classification 2015 - 2019 584 600 500 400 239 300 200 56 10 94 36 35 7 0 100 0 Hospitalized General Public Non-Hospitalized Emergency Responder (Fire, Police, EMT. . . ) Fatalities Transportation Worker (Employee)

If you are not searching for a specific incident, you may enter a date

If you are not searching for a specific incident, you may enter a date range to view a certain amount of months/years of data Select one or more modes if you want to filter your results to show incidents only for that mode. *Note: To view all modes, leave this field blank. Trends and Statistics Only select State if you are searching for information on one particular state

Trends and Statistics You can export “all fields” or the “most requested fields”.

Trends and Statistics You can export “all fields” or the “most requested fields”.

Incident Report Statistics Available Reports § Yearly Incident Summary Reports § 10 Year Incident

Incident Report Statistics Available Reports § Yearly Incident Summary Reports § 10 Year Incident Summary Reports • Casualty Classification • All Incidents • Transportation Phase • Accident/Derailment Incidents • Incidents by Results • RAM Incidents • Incidents Cause by Mode • Waste Incidents • Incident by Hazard Class • Serious Incidents (Old definition) • Incidents by Commodity Rank • • Undeclared Incidents by State Serious Incidents (Current definition) • Bulk Containers • Undeclared Incidents • Incidents by State • Bulk Incidents • Serious Incidents Map • Non-Bulk Incidents

Incident Report Statistics

Incident Report Statistics

Incident Contact Information § Hazardous Materials Information Center • 800 -647 -4922 § General

Incident Contact Information § Hazardous Materials Information Center • 800 -647 -4922 § General Inquiries - Email • Phmsa. HAZMATICS@dot. gov

Questions

Questions