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Brad Parsons -2- �larojj 19, ;984 Generator Inspection - Mobil Oil Company tanks is pumped into the tank farm. This water has not been analyzed to determine if it is hazardous or not. V. Observations Mr. Kelly gave us a tour through the facility. During this tour, lie demonstrated how the accumulated water in the gasoline storage tank is discharged into the tank farm. No visible gasoline was noted in the effluent water. Also, no discolored soil was noted inside the tank farm or on other parts of the facility. In general, the housekeeping at the facility was good. VI. Violations A. Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR) 1 . Section 262.11 - MOC failed to make a hazardous waste deter- mination (rinsewater from the loading rack and accumulated water in the petroleum tanks) . 2. Section 262.34(b) - MOC is operating an onsite hazardous waste storage facility without a hazardous waste permit and without complying with the requirements of 40 CFR, Parts 264 and 265 and the permit requirements of 40 CFR, Part 122. 3. Section 262.41 - MOC failed to submit annual reports as required. 4. Section 262.34(a) - MOC failed to remove hazardous waste from the facility for proper disposal or recycling within 90 days of its generation of this waste. 5. Section 265. 16 - MOC failed to provide personnel with training in hazardous waste management procedures and failed to maintain documents and records of such training at the facility as required. 6. Section 265.33 - MOC failed to maintain or test its emergency equipment to make sure that they are in operable condition. 7. Section 265.37 - MOC failed to make arrangements with the local police department, fire department, hospital, contractors, and state or local emergency response teams to coordinate an emergency. 8. Section 265.52 - MOC failed to prepare a list of all the emer- gency equipment in the facility. MOC also failed to prepare an evacuation plan for the facility personnel in case of an emergency.