COMPLIANCE INFO_2020 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Alaniz, John From: Tony <Tony@cutterlumber.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2020 4:43 PM To: Alaniz, John Cc: np.cutterlumberproducts@gmail.com';Todd Subject: HW CHECKLIST Attachments: newscan0040.pdf Hi John, We are following up on the current test results for the Latex Paint we use for one of our customers and in addition providing you a procedure we have put in place to insure that the residual paint developed in the paint process is cleaned up after each painting event and does not get into the our Storm Drain System. Attached is the a copy of the test results on 2 Latex Paint Samples from IEH- JL Analytical- Modesto. They sent the samples to Orange Coast Analytical who had the ability to test for the%of Barium concentration in our paint samples. It should be noted that the original samples we had tested were 100%concentrate, which is not the concentrate we use in our painting program. Thus the request for additional testing. We currently have only one customer that requires us to paint the outside stringer surface with the Latex Paint that has been tested. Moreover, on average,their painting requirements are 2-3 times per month. A summary of the two tests are as follows: Test Results—Barium Concentration Laboratory Number-499051-01-dilution ratio- 10% paint/90%water- 46 mg/kg Laboratory Number-499051-02-dilution ratio- 50% paint/50%water 440 mg/kg (both samples significantly below 1000 mg./level Summary: For our customer, we use a ratio of 10% paint/90%water-46 mg of Barium The Latex Paint Concentration that has been tested for metals, and in particular for Barium, have shown that the paint does not qualify as a Hazardous Material. PAINTING STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE(SOP)- HAZMAT 1.Dilute Paint Concentrate to 10% paint/90%Water 2.13efore painting, a disposable kraft sheet will be laid down to capture any overspray. Once dry, it will be disposed of properly in the waste bin. i