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HD Supply Policy No: EHS EO-02 Environmental, Health &Safety SVPPLY • Management System Page: 16 of 43 (Proprietary& Confidential Hazardous Waste Mana ement Version: 8—07/30/18 Prepared By: Approved By: Enterprise EHS Department Robert F. Peters, Jr. —Sr. Director- Environmental, Health & Safety 4.9.4 SECAT labels are not required for"Empty Daily"flip-top metal containers, or for fluorescent Universal Waste lamp boxes obtained through the EHS-approved fluorescent lamp mail-back program. 4.9.5 All Hazardous Waste Accumulation Containers shall be appropriately labeled on the side (not the top) with SECAT labels that have been signed (not initialed) by a DEA. 4.9.6 Only labels printed or re-printed from SECAT may be used on Hazardous Waste Accumulation Containers. Photocopies of SECAT labels are not permitted. 4.9.7 Accumulation Containers shall be arranged in the Central Accumulation Area and/or the Satellite Accumulation Areas so the SECAT labels can be clearly seen without moving the containers. 4.9.8 All Hazardous Waste Accumulation Containers shall be in sound condition and not leaking. 4.9.9 All Hazardous Waste Accumulation Containers shall be securely closed at all times except when emptying or filling (adding to)the Container. 4.9.10 No more than one spill of Hazardous Materials and associated spill cleanup material (e.g., absorbent) shall be placed into a single Accumulation Container. There shall be no mixing of spilled materials. 4.9.11 Hazardous Waste Accumulation Containers shall be placed and segregated within the Central Accumulation Area according to the Zone indicated on the SECAT label. 4.9.12 Boxes used for the accumulation of spent or waste fluorescent lamps shall remain securely closed (taped) except when adding additional intact lamps. 4.10 Incidental Spills 4.10.1 In the event of an Incidental Spill of Hazardous Materials, a DEA shall be summoned immediately to respond to the Incidental Spill. A Basic Spill Response Flow Chart is included as Appendix C of this Standard. 4.10.2 The associate who first discovers the spill or potential release shall take proactive measures to protect drains and waterways by using absorbent materials from the spill kit and may isolate the area to prevent access by others. 4.10.3 No materials except absorbent material from the spill kit may be used to isolate or clean up a spill. Prohibited absorbent materials include sand, soil, lime, cement products, or floor sweepings. 4.10.4 Only trained IDEAS or DECs shall initiate the clean-up of an incidental spill. 4.10.5 Spilled materials, absorbents, and other materials (including disposable PPE) used to clean up the spill shall be packed into an empty, lined Accumulation Container, with the appropriate SECAT label affixed to the container. Any printed copy of this document is an uncontrolled document. The current version is available on the HD Supply Corporate EHS Intranet.