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Violation #5: �ersonal Protective Equipment (eg: eye wash, shower, <br />and spill prey ntion equipment) was ascertained to be operational <br />when audit was concluded. Within 45 days of this letter, a <br />determination of the PPE needs of the locomotive shop will be <br />completed. i <br />Violation #6: I The Stockton emergency contingency plan will be <br />amended to incude hazaradous waste management within 45 days of <br />this letter. <br />Violation #7: All containers with questionable integrity will be <br />placed in Labe ed drums by Friday, March 19, 1993. Day to day <br />management ope ations dictate that all containers with a potential <br />release will be properly containerized. <br />Violation #8: Continued day to day maintenance will be conducted <br />at the fuel f ci1ity and wash areas to prevent any additional <br />staining. Aiy <br />mpster profiled as California waste only can take <br />oily sand and it from these sites and be disposed of properly. <br />Violation #'s, 10, 11, 12: The UPRR will provide completed <br />employee traing records for SJCHD's review. Employee training <br />records are kein a centralized employee record database. A data <br />file search wibe conducted so that the applicable records will <br />be printed forJCHD's review. Any training deficiencies will be <br />eliminated by 7, 1993. <br />If you <br />Blanchard at <br />271-5893. <br />ha*e any questions or concerns, please contact Deb <br />(402) 271-2235, or feel free to contact me at (402) <br />Sincerely; <br />Avery Grimes <br />Director Environmental Operations <br />Union Pacific Railroad <br />(402) 271-5893 <br />