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Conducting Your Inventory: Business Type

Conducting an inventory of your business type and its assets and liabilities will be the first step in developing your Sustainable Oil Management and Contingency Plan. Begin with a general assessment of the type of business you have and the level of management and contingency planning that is required.

There are many different kinds of businesses that can benefit from the development of a Sustainable Oil Management and Contingency Plan. Use the key below to focus in on your style of business:

I. Oil, Gas or some liquid hydrocarbon is the primary product of your business

A. Your principle business involves exploring for and mining oil and/or other liquid hydrocarbons
  1. Your risk factors for manufacturing spills and environmental spills are both high
  2. Your risk factors for Fire are high
  3. You are a Class A1 Company with Oil and risk at every level of operations.

B. Your principle business involves transporting oil and/or other liquid hydrocarbons
  1. Your risk factors for manufacturing spills are moderate and environmental spills are high
  2. Your risk factors for fire are moderate.
  3. You are a Class A2 Company with Oil and risk at every level of operations.
C. Your principle business involves storage of oil and/or other liquid hydrocarbons
  1. Your risk factors for manufacturing spills are moderate and environmental spills are moderate
  2. Your risk factors for fire are moderate.
  3. You are a Class A3 Company with Oil and risk at every level of operations.

D. Your principle business involves refining of oil and/or other liquid hydrocarbons
  1. Your risk factors for manufacturing spills are moderate and environmental spills are moderate
  2. Your risk factors for fire are high.
  3. You are a Class A4 Company with Oil and risk at every level of operations.


II. Oil, Gas, or hydrocarbon liquids are secondary products used to produce or transport your actual product line. Your use of oil manifests itself in usage in one or more of the following areas:1. oil, gas or other liquid hydrocarbons in the manufacturing process; 2. oil, gas or other liquid hydrocarbons transport of raw materials and products; and, 3. You have storage for oil, gas or other liquid hydrocarbons on site or off site but owned by your company.


A. Your business uses large quantities of oil, gas or other liquid hydrocarbons in all three vectors of your process
  1. Your risk factors for manufacturing spills are high and environmental spills are high
  2. Your risk factors for fire are high.
  3. You are a Class B1 Company with Oil and risk at every level of operation.
B.  Your business uses large quantities of oil, gas or other liquid hydrocarbons in two of the three vectors within your process.
  1. Your risk factors for manufacturing spills are moderate and environmental spills are moderate
  2. Your risk factors for fire are high.
  3. You are a Class B2 Company with Oil and risk at most levels of operation.

C.Your business uses large quantities of oil, gas or other liquid hydrocarbons in one of the three vectors within your process.
  1. Your risk factors for manufacturing spills are moderate and environmental spills are moderate
  2. Your risk factors for fire are moderate.
  3. You are a Class B3 Company with Oil and risk at most levels of operation.
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