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COMPLIANCE INFO_1996 - 2016
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2200 - Hazardous Waste Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO_1996 - 2016
FileName_PostFix
1996 - 2016
RECORD_ID
PR0505926
PE
2229
FACILITY_ID
FA0007087
FACILITY_NAME
BIG VALLEY FORD
STREET_NUMBER
3282
STREET_NAME
AUTO CENTER
STREET_TYPE
CIR
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95212
APN
12802025
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
3282 AUTO CENTER CIR
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
003
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Approved
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Below are typical job functions/descriptions that can be found at this facility. All training <br /> rosters are kept in the service department's yellow box. Training rosters are filled out <br /> and signed by the individual employees and their job descriptions are stated on the <br /> cooresponding training rosters. All trainings are completed upon hire and anually <br /> thereafter. <br /> SERVICE TECHNICIAN: <br /> As a service technician, employee understands that they are the first to handle the waste <br /> generated at this facility.All of the service technicians have been trained in the importance of <br /> wearing PPE when handling any type of hazardous waste as well as the importance of not mixing <br /> waste streams or storing incompatible wastes within close proximity to one another. The need for <br /> closing and labeling hazardous waste containers with both the contents and the accumulation <br /> start dates in the annual Hazardous Waste training. Specifically,technicians deal with the <br /> following waste streams accordingly. <br /> 1. Used Oil and Used Coolant is collected from serviced cars in labeled roll-arounds that <br /> are pumped out every day. Pump out stations feed into double walled AST's that hold the <br /> waste until the hauler arrives. <br /> 2. Used Oil Filters are gathered and placed into a labeled 55 gallon drum for the next pick- <br /> up by the hauler. <br /> 3.Conaminated Fuel/Waste Absorbent(when generated) is drained from the vehicle and <br /> pumped into a labeled drum. <br /> PARTS EMPLOYEES: <br /> Personnel in the parts department work with the waste hauler to make sure that all waste is <br /> hauled away within 90 days of the original accumulation on-site.The hauler removes a.) used oil, <br /> b.) used absorbent, c.) used coolant,d.) drained and used oil filters e.) OILWATER separator <br /> sludge f.)waste gasoline [when generated] g.)waste laquer thinner h.)waste paint related material <br /> and i.)waste tires. Manifests documenting thise pick-ups are kept on-site in the yellow box and <br /> filed according to the waste stream in question. <br /> DETAIL EMPLOYEES: <br /> Personnel in the detail department supervise the efficiency of the oillwater seperator on-site, <br /> understanding that with increased car washing at the facility,the oillwater separator may need to <br /> be serviced more often than the San Joaquine mandated annual service. If the oillwater separator <br /> does start to back up,the detail department must inform the parts department that a service is <br /> required. The uniform manifests for this service are then paired with a signed copy,once <br /> received,and placed in the yellow box. <br />
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