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Page 16 <br /> ■ Equipment Cleaning and Decontamination —a pressure washer will be used to decontaminate <br /> equipment prior to servicing or major repairs. A designated area will be used to collect water <br /> as well as greases, oils and other contaminants. Soil that becomes contaminated as a result <br /> of cleaning and decontamination shall be collected in bins and shipped off site to an <br /> appropriate facility for waste disposal. Soils in the area will be sampled and tested to ensure <br /> all contaminants have been removed from the site. <br /> ■ Equipment Fueling and Servicing —fuel spills shall be minimized by using catch pans below <br /> the fill ports on equipment. Off site "wet hose" services are planned to eliminate bulk storage <br /> requirements for fuel at the construction site. Soil that becomes contaminated as a result of <br /> spillage shall be collected in drums and shipped off site to an appropriate facility for waste <br /> disposal. Additionally, used oil and filters will be stored in drums on containment pallets, <br /> covered when not in use, and transported to an appropriate facility for disposal. <br /> ■ Equipment Maintenance— an equipment servicing area is designated for all major component <br /> replacement and repair. Equipment staged in that area will incorporate catch pans, plastic <br /> sheeting and other suitable measures used to contain fluids and wastes generated by repairs. <br /> Soil that becomes contaminated as a result of spillage shall be collected and transported to an <br /> appropriate facility for waste disposal. <br /> ■ Other— in the event other unplanned pollution occurs, containment will be the first priority. <br /> Soil that becomes contaminated as a result of spillage shall be collected and shipped off site <br /> to an appropriate facility for waste disposal. <br /> 500.3.9 Waste Management & Materials Pollution Control <br /> An inventory of construction activities, materials and wastes is provided in Section 5.3.1. The <br /> BMP Consideration Checklist in Attachment C and the following list indicates the BMP's that have <br /> been selected to control construction wastes and materials. A narrative description of each BMP <br /> follows: <br /> ■ Material Delivery, Storage and Use—watertight shipping containers shall be used for all loose <br /> items requiring storage at the construction site. Plastic pipe, fencing materials and other items <br /> that require staging shall be placed on dunnage to eliminate ground contact, and shall be <br /> covered with sheeting or tarps when not in use. <br /> ■ Solid Waste Management—a dumpster will be located at the site throughout the course of the <br /> project. It shall be used to collect all non-hazardous solid waste and will be routinely serviced <br /> by a local trash service, and shall remain covered when not in use. <br /> ■ Liquid Waste Management - drums used for the collection of used oils and fluids collected <br /> from equipment during servicing shall be stored on a containment pallet, and covered with <br /> sheeting or tarps when not in use. <br /> Prepared: April 12, 2003 <br />