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Best Regards, <br />Lydia Baker <br />Registered Environmental Health Specialist <br />San Joaquin County <br />Environmental Health Department <br />209-468-8257 <br />(baker@sjgov.org <br />Please note my email address has changed to (baker@sjgov.org <br />From: Baker, Lydia <br />Sent: Wednesday, April 1, 2020 4:15 PM <br />To: 'Borszcz, Rick' <borszczr@amazon.com> <br />Subject: RE: Amazon Facility SJC7 - San Joaquin County Waste Inspection <br />Hello Rick, <br />I reviewed what you sent over and closed out three of the open violations. For the other two this is what I still need: <br />-Return to Compliance certification (I've attached a copy) <br />4102 -Please provide the analytical for the metal fines when you get it. Please also provide a response to the second <br />part of the violation: <br />-Incomplete hazardous waste determinations were made for Bissell Pro Oxy Spot & Stain and OxyClean Color <br />Boost. Gregory Guitierrez (EHS Specialist) demonstrated how a hazardous waste determination was made for <br />OxyClean Color Boost and Bissell Pro Oxy Spot & Stain. <br />-OxyClean Color Boost was observed in a hazardous waste container labeled as oxidizer, corrosive and had <br />waste code D001 (ignitability). Per Gregory Gutierrez (EHS Specialist) only sections 2, 3, 8 & 9 of the SDS are <br />used to make a hazardous waste determination. In reference to the SDS, Gregory Gutierrez (EHS Specialist) said <br />that the OxyClean Color Boost is an oxidizer because it contains hydrogen peroxide (1-5%) and the OxyClean <br />Color Boost was corrosive because of the pictogram that was included in the SDS. The pH of OxyClean Color <br />Boost was listed in section 9 as 5.5-6.5. The flash point of OxyClean Color Boost was listed in section 9 as "Not <br />Available". <br />-Bissell Pro Oxy Spot & Stain was observed in a hazardous waste container labeled as non RCRA hazardous waste <br />liquid & solid (latex paint, soap). No hazardous properties were included on the container. The SDS for Bissell <br />Pro Oxy Spot & Stain said that it contains 3% or less of hydrogen peroxide, but it was not labeled as an oxidizer. <br />Per Gregory Gutierrez it did not have the corrosive pictogram so it was not put in the same container as the <br />OxyClean Color Boost. <br />-#112-Bullet point 3 on the Stericycle memo says that Amazon provided analytical for the gel packs showing it is non- <br />hazardous. Could you please send me a copy of that? <br />If you have any questions or need assistance please let me know. <br />Best Regards, <br />Lydia Baker <br />Registered Environmental Health Specialist <br />San Joaquin County <br />