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0 0 Joaquin County, to ensure the Tank Assessments are completely correctly and to the standards of San Joaquin County. Violation code: 301— Facility not maintained to minimize the release of a hazardous waste. It was noted on the inspection form that wet oil stains and oily debris were on the shop floor next to the "drain only" container and next to the residential used oil tank. Each area has been cleaned of all oil stains and oily debris. All oil spots and stains were cleaned by CVWS employees with absorbent material; the oily debris was properly disposed of in one of the oily debris 55 gallon drums. Employees have been trained to inspect these areas on a weekly basis and to clean up all spills as soon as they are discovered. Photographs of the cleaned area included in Attachment 3 as Picture 1 and 11. Violation code: 305 — Failed to maintain all communication or alarm systems, spill control, or decontamination equipment It was noted on the inspection form that the secondary containment spill control equipment of the transmission oil drums had liquid in it. All secondary containment units have been cleaned of all material. All material was cleaned using absorbent and rags. The absorbent was placed in an oily debris 55 gallon drum for proper disposal and oily rags were placed in the designated oil rags containers for proper laundering. Employees have been trained to inspect these areas weekly. A Photograph of the empty secondary containment unit is in Attachment 3 as Picture 2. Violation code: 404 — Failed to keep containers of HM closed except when adding or removing HW It was noted on the inspection form that a ten gallon bucket of waste oil was left open in the old shop. The ten gallon bucket has been properly emptied into the used oil tank and the container has been removed from the old shop. Personnel have been trained that all containers must remain closed at all time except when adding or removing material. A photograph of the area is in Attachment 3 as Picture 9. Violation code: 605 — Failed to completely label containers or tanks of hazardous waste It was noted on the inspection form that two black 55 gallon drums, one of used antifreeze and one of oily solids were not marked with a hazardous property and two 55 gallon drums of oily solid in the Old Shop were not marked with the hazardous property or accumulation date. The hazardous property was marked on each drum during the inspection. Based on paperwork related to the delivery of the 55 gallon drums of oily solids, and similar drums on the same pallet, it was determined that the accumulation date for the two 55 gallon drums was 11-29-11, therefore an accumulation date of 11-29-11 was placed on each drum. As of January 4, 2012, both drums are full and ready to be shipped out for proper disposal; Evergreen Environmental was contacted on January 4, 2012 and will be picking up each drum within 5 to 7 days. CVWS will maintain a