The countermeasure part of a substation SPCC plan must be what for each facility?

In the context of a substation SPCC (Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure) plan, it is crucial for the countermeasure part to be unique for each facility. This uniqueness ensures that the plan is tailored specifically to the characteristics, risks, and operational procedures of that particular facility. Different substations may have varying layouts, equipment, and potential spill scenarios, making a one-size-fits-all approach ineffective.

By crafting a unique countermeasure plan, the facility can address its specific vulnerabilities and implement the most appropriate measures to prevent and control spills. These tailored plans are vital for effective risk management and compliance with regulatory requirements. They can include specific containment measures, response procedures, training programs, and equipment that are best suited for the unique aspects of the substation's operations.