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REGE.wtL DEC 0 9 2W1 Aerosol Can Processing Procedures RPAITP nr:D8DTAAPP0T The following procedure will be followed for the processing of aerosol cans containing paint or solvents. All aerosol cans containing paint and solvents must be processed prior to disposal. Only paint and solvent cans can be processed. Aerosol paint/solvent cans shall only be processed using the "Aerosols" system in the maintenance area. This area is located in a well-ventilated area atop a non-earthen floor which is free of cracks. The unit may not be moved or relocated. Only trained and authorized personnel wearing appropriate PPE may use the "Aeroslov" system. The only maintenance required for the system is the routine inspection of the unit to ensure it is functioning properly (no leaks, ground wire attached, etc.) and a scheduled swap out of VOC filters as they expire. NOTE: Expired VOC filters must be managed as a hazardous waste and properly disposed of in accordance with out hazardous waste management plan. At all times during use, the aerosol can processor shall be/have: ■ Properly grounded, ventilated, and away from open flame ■ Properly labeled and identified ■ Installed upon a closed lid, DOT approved 55 gallon metal drum contained in an approved secondary containment device ■ The proper non-expired VOC capturing devices installed on the drum ■ A spill kit and fire extinguisher close by ■ Located directly across the maintenance shop on level, solid concrete Steps to use the can processor • Remove spray cap and nozzle from aerosol can and place can into the receiving sleeve and slide the lid closed. • Secure sleeve lid using the side bolt prior to depressing lever. After lever has been depressed, wait no less than 30 seconds to allow content of can to drain. • Remove empty aerosol can and dispose of in the scrap metal bin. • Filters on the aerosol processing unit will be replaced according to manufacture recommendations and properly disposed of. If you must replace a filter you are required to write the date it was placed in service on the side of the filter with a permanent marker. If there is a spill during the processing of aerosol cans, use the spill kit to contain and clean-up the spill. Following clean-up, make proper notifications and dispose of spill clean-up properly. • Complete the Aerosol Processing Log for all aerosol cans which were processed, refer to following page. • Paint waste and waste solvents generated from the processing of aerosol cans will be managed as a hazardous waste and all container management standards will be adhered (container closure, labeling and time accumulation limits).