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Document Number: PILKINGTON Instruction - Lathrop Rev. 0 Date: 3/28/11 WASTE MANAGEMENT GENERAL DRUM The procedure for placing waste containers in the hazardous waste storage HANDLING& area is as follows: DISPOSAL PROCEDURE • ONLY TRAINED PERSONNEL CAN PLACE MATERIAL INTO THE HAZARDOUS WASTE STORAGE. • Before taking the drums to storage, the forklift driver or other designated person must obtain the key from one of the designated key holders in the facility. • The key holder will ensure the drum(s) have been properly labeled before issuing the access key. • If the drum has been properly labeled, the key holder will issue a key for the gate to the waste area. With the key, the forklift driver or designee will place the drum(s) in the appropriate area for disposal. • The forklift driver or designee will return the key to the key holder immediately after securing the waste in the storage area. RECORDKEEPING & Requirements: MONITORING • A weekly check must be performed to ascertain the adequate condition of the Hazardous Waste Storage Area. These inspections will be conducted by the EH&S Manager or designee. ROLL-OFF BIN 20-40 yard Roll-off bins are located outside at various locations on the plant MANAGEMENT grounds for management of general trash, cardboard, metal, dust collector dust bags, wood and waste batch. The following general guidelines shall be followed when placing waste in the roll-off bins: • Never overfill the bins (20 yard bins for waste batch and dust bags should only be filled 60-75%full max.) • Do not place waste batch or dust bags in wood,trash or metal bins • Place waste only in its designated container • Do not block access to the bin • No bins should be filled over the top of the bin • Do not put any chemical substances or liquids in any roll-off bin {including oils, greases, paints, mercury containing devices) EMERGENCY In case of an emergency, refer to the Integrated Contingency Plan PREPAREDNESS Procedures as applicable.