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Jul 20 04 09:04a J icer Snyder (G) The transporter's name, address and identification number. (H) The driver's signature. Additional requirements for used oil transporters are contained in the HSC and 22 CCR provisions cited at the beginning of this fact sheet. "Mobile Maintenance" Operations Businesses that generate used oil in the performance of routine maintenance operations at off-site locations are subject to special requirements. Such businesses include off-site heavy equipment operations (e.g., construction vehicle fleets) and mobile OU -changing businesses providing oil changes for personal and business vehicles at the customer's location. The following requirements apply: 1. The business must have a point of consolidation. 2. Not more than 55 gallons tan be transported in any one vehicle at any one time from an off-site location to the point of consolidation. 3. The transport vehicle must be owned by the business or by an employee of the business. The business is not required to be a registered hazardous waste transporter in order to transport 55 gallons or less of used oil from an off-site location to the point of consolidation. 4. The point of consolidation must have an identification number and must be at a non-residential location. 5. The used oil is deemed to be generated at the point of consolidation upon consolidation. The mobile maintenance operator must have an identification number using the point of consolidation address. 6. The used oil must be handled and stored at the point of consolidation in,accordance with all applicable hazardous waste laws. 7. The consolidated used oil must be transported by a regis- tered hazardous waste transporter from the point of consolidation to a permitted used oil recycling facility. Miscellaneous It is unlawful to dispose used oil on land, to sewers and other water systems, and to bum used oil as a fuel or by incineration, including in space heaters and similar devices. The use of used oil as a dust suppressant ("road oiling") or for insect or weed control is prohibited. Generators of used oil who also operate used oil collection centers, such as service stations, are advised to not mix the used oil generated in their business with the used oil from the 4 [70: 426-3551 p.5 used oil collection center. The rebuttable presumption is not deemed rebutted if used oil from householders or conditionally exempt small quantity generators has been mixed with used oil from other sources. Useful Phone Numbers • For specific locations of authorized used oil collection centers in your area: CALBPA Recycling Hotline at 1-(800) 253-2687. • For additional information on used oil: The appropriate DTSC Regional Office (see map for phone numbers). • For additional information on identification numbers: DTSC Generator Information Services Section (916) 3241781 or 1{800) 618-6942. • To report illegal disposal of management of used oil: • Your local Certified Unified Program Agency. • The Toxics Hotline 14800) 698-6942. • The appropriate DTSC Regional Office (see map for phone numbers). • For questions about operating a certified used oil collection center, call the C"B at (9I6) 255-2891 II• USED OIL FILTER MANAGEMENT Introduction I..? Used oil filters may exhibit hazardous characteristics for lead, other heavy metals and oil-based compounds. Used oil filters must either be managed as hazardous waste, or in accordance with the requirements of 22 CCR section 66266.130 as outlined in this fact sheet. DISC adopted special regulations in 1991 (22 CCR section 66266.1301 to encourage recycling of used oil filters and to protect the public health, safety, and the environment from the potential hazards posed by disposal of used oil filters. These requirements are directed primarily at non -household generators of used oil filters, such as businesses and used oil'Dollection centers. Used oil filters not managed as described in this fact sheet, are required to be managed as a