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He gave me a tour of the facility showing me the waste oil tank area. Then we walked along by the warehouse area where I saw several drums. These were empty and I told Mr. Hale to label them as such. Mr. Hale said they did not generate any hazardous waste onsite. I asked him about the tank where locomotives dripped oil and he said that Refineries Services pumped it out when it got full. We went into the office, and I asked Mr. Hale for all his records regarding hazardous waste generation. He did not know what records I was talking about. I asked for any receipts he had, and he showed me a receipt for waste oil picked up by Refineries Services. I asked him if this was all he had for the site in the way of records. He said, "Yes". I also asked him if any other hazardous waste was generated onsite, and he said, "No". He referred me to Mr. Mick Hardin in the San Bernardino office as the main contact who would have all the records and any other generator information I may need. I then left the site. #1 There was no decontamination equipment at hazardous waste storage area (waste oil tank). #2 No contingency plan was available onsite. #3 No employee safety training or personnel records were available onsite. #4 No biennial report submitted/available for 1990 and 1992. #5 No leak monitoring or integrity assessment of oil tank onsite was being done. #6 No manifest copies for hazardous waste removal available onsite. IX. DISCUSSION WITH MANAGEMENT: I called Mick Hardin several times in the following months of the inspection for further information. I told him I needed tonnage information and manifests for hazardous waste spills offsite and all waste oil receipts on site. He told me that they use their Diamond & East Worth site EPA I.D. number when they manifest various hazardous waste along the tracks. I told him all records need to be kept onsite. 3