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Jul 20 04 09:03ai Snyder 177 426-3551 p.3 • Mixing of hazardous waste, including household hazardous waste, with used oil is prohibited. Don't mix used oil with anything else (paint, gasoline, solvents, antifreeze, etc.). • , so�v AN FRIE Used Oil Generator Recjuirements - Persons or businesses generating used oil must meet used oil generator requirements. Used oil collection centers must also meet used oil generator requirements. - • Householders who change their own oil ("do-it-yourselfers-) are exempted from regulation as used oil generators. House= holders are allowed to self -transport the used oil they generate to a used oil collection center or to a used oil recycling facility if specifiedconditions are met. • An identification number issued by DTSC is required for each location where used oil is stored. A generator with two or more sites of storage at the same location needs only one identification number. Generators of 100 kilograms or less of hazardous waste per month (including used oil) who ship only used oil under a modified manifest or spent solvent under a milkrun procedure are not required to obtain an identification, number. To GET AN IDENTIRCFAMON NUMBER CALL: (916) 324-1781 OR 1-(800) 618-6942 • Hazardous waste can be stored onsite for a period of up to 90 days without obtaining a hazardous waste storage facility permit. If used oil is the only hazardous waste generated and more than 100 kg (approximately 27 gallons) of used oil is generated in any calendar month, the 90 -day period begins on the first date on which any amount of used oil accumulates. If used oil is the only hazardous waste generated and not more than 100 kilograms (approximately 27 gallons) of used oil is generated in any calendar month, the 90 -day period begins on the date the generator has accumulated 100 kilograms of used oil. Generators of less than 1,000 kilograms of hazardous waste per month may qualify' for longer storage periods when certain conditions are met [HSC section 25123.3(h)]. Used oil must be stored in tanks or containers in good condition. Tanks and containers must be made of non -earthen. non -absorbing, rust -resistant material such as steel or oil - resistant plastic, and have adequate structural support to contain ,the used oil. "Good condition" means no severe rusting, no apparent structural defects or deterioration, and no leaking. All tanks and containers must have tight -fitting lids that are kept closed except when used oil is being added or removed. Regular inspections and routine maintenance of all storage tanks and containers are required. Faulty tanks and containers must be repaired or replaced. • Secondary containment for storage tanks is required. Secondary containment is a backup containment system designed to prevent the release and migration of wastes or accumulated liquids out of a storage tank or a storage tank system. Examples of secondary containment systems include: an impervious barriersuch as a liner, a vault, a double -walled tank or an impervious bermed area • Aboveground storage tanks and containers accumulating used oil, and fill pipes used to transfer used oil into underground storage tanks must be labeled with the words "USED OIL - HAZARDOUS WASTE," the initial date of accumulation, and the [tame and address of the generator. For shipping, containers must also be labeled with the following: The statement: "Hazardous Waste - State and Federal Law Prohibit Improper Disposal. If found, contact the nearest police or public safety authority, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or the Calfomia Department of Toxic Substances Control." - The generator's name and address. • The properbepartment of Transportation (DOT) shipping name and the generator's identification number. • The Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest number. • The shipping identification number. • Additional requirements for used oil generators are contained in the HSC and 22 CCR provisions cited at the beginning of this fact sheet The Rebuttable Presumption (Total Halogens V Determination) Ua�.� .,,1�; i I�aaznnoo wasre OIL OIL Oa rINLM