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1989.) Mr. Wong e�corted Ms. Foley and I into the plant managers office. Ms. Foley and I explained I the nature of our inspection. At that point, Mr. Wong asked the secretary to(call Carol Eisenbeis, Quality Control Supervisor, at her home and ask Ms. Eisenbe�s to come into TVG for the inspection. According to Mr. Wong, Ms. Eisenbeis w s working on many of the hazardous waste activities including the training and contingency plans. While we a aited the arrival of Ms. Eisenbeis, Mr. Wong gave us a general description f the TVG plant. Mr. Wong stated TVG was a growers cooperative, canning the 'es and tomatoes. Although M Eisenbeis had not arrived, Mr. Wong decided to begin the inspection of TVG. Mr1. Wong, Ms. Foley and I left the office and started across the black topped yard.) We were joined by Carol Eisenbeis I asked Mr. Wong if I could have a copy of thsite map to follow during the inspection. Mr. Wong stated there was a map and a ked Ms. Eisenbeis to bring me a copy. Mr. Wong &ided Ms. Foley and me to the lift shop and oil storage area. There were approximately twenty (20), 55 gallon drums stored on the South side of the lift shop. Waste oil, solvent and food grade oil were stored together. Ms. Foley and I discussed the proper handling and separation of food grade oil and waste oil. None of the I waste drums had the proper hazardous waste labels. There was puddling of waste oil on the ground from over spill or waste oil drum leakage. As Ms. Foley ani I stepped inside the lift shop, I observed the dirt floor was heavily saturated wi h waste oil. I informed Mr. Wong I would have to fill out a Proposition 5 notification on the waste oil spillage in and around the lift shop. mr. Wong stated the lift shop was run by another company, Valley Lift 3200 E. Eight Mile Rd. I t Id him TVG was the property owner and the responsible party. Ms. Eisenbei ' brought a copy of the site map. Mr. Wong pointed out our location on the site ap. Mr. Wong then escorted us to the drum storage area where old chemicals ha been placed prior to shipment. Mr. Wong stated TVG had shipped some old the 'cals under manifest in 1989. The old stored chemicals did not have proper labeli g. If the old chemicals are not to be used as product, then hazardous waste labels hould be applied. Finally, Mr. ong guided Ms. Foley and me into the lab where the computer was located. Ms. isenbeis showed us on the computer the start of TVG's training and contingency lans. Ms. Foley and I told Mr. Wong and Ms. Eisenbeis the training and contingency plans needed to be implemented as soon as possible. Employee training must be documented. The present training at TVG consists of weekly safety meetings hel by Bob Hancock. There were sc me hazardous waste manifests onsite in the TVG plant lab. According