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N-Methyl pyrildinone is being phased out of production, and is awaiting waste characterization. This chemical was used in the cold tank to remove solidified foam. High pressure washing is now used in its place. The two 55- gallon drums will be disposed of as soon as characterization is complete. The truck maintenance shop is located in the northeast area of the facility. An oil/water separator with a 2,000 gallon aboveground storage tank is not being used due to disposal restrictions. Waste oil is accumulated in drums in the shop. Total tonnage for 1992 was 6.675 tons. VII: VIOLATIONS: Violations noted during the May 5, 1992 inspection are as follows: 1. Containers used for collection of contaminated absorbent and rags were not labeled. 2. Three waste oil drums located in the repair shop did not have current accumulation start dates. 3. The contingency plan did not describe arrangements agreed to by the local police departments, fire departments, hospitals, contractors, and State and local emergency response teams to coordinate emergency services. 4. Two drums of N-Methyl pyrildinone stored in the hazardous waste storage are being stored in excess of 90 days, however,as stated previously, this waste stream is currently being characterized. Violation determination is pending. 5. One 55 gallon drum of glue/solvent hazardous waste was unlabeled. VIII OBSERVATIONS: Eric Trevena and I arrived on site at approximately 9:30 a.m. Scott Granneman, the Environmental Coordinator, was in a meeting until 10:00 so we left the site and returned at 10:00 a.m. Upon our return, we informed Mr. Granneman that we would like to perform a routine hazardous waste generator and an underground fuel storage tank (UST) inspection. Mr. Granneman gave his consent for the inspection, provided us with safety glasses and visitor badges, then led us outside to first inspect the UST. (The 4