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SAN J U A� U H`� Environmental Health Department COUNTY— Small Quantity Hazardous Waste Generator Inspection Report Facility Name: Facility Address: Date: ULTA BEAUTY#1314 5410 Pacific Ave, Stockton October 02, 2019 SUMMARY OF VIOLATIONS (CLASS I,CLASS II,or MINOR-Notice to Comply) Item# Remarks 605 CCR 66262.34(f) Failed to completely label containers or portable tanks of hazardous waste. OBSERVATION: Hazardous waste container(s)were observed on-site with incomplete labeling. The container(s) were: 1. A container labeled "Haircolor And Developer Only" and "OX Hazardous Waste"was observed inside the salon/hair washing area of the facility and contained the waste items listed below(IMG 8488-90).The hazardous waste container lacked the generator name and address, the accumulation start date, the physical state, and the hazardous properties of the hazardous waste. According to Mercedes, items placed into this container are removed and sorted into the appropriate Hazardous Waste containers in the hazardous waste storage area nightly. -A 6 oz aerosol can of Paul Mitchell Thermal Protection Hairspray labeled as flammable (IMG 8491-3). -Four 33.8 fl oz bottle of Red Ken hair conditioner(IMG 8494, 8497).According to the Ulta Potentially Hazardous Waste Management poster posted in the hazardous waste storage area, hair conditioners are to be placed in an ST Hazardous Waste container(IMG 8419). -A 9 oz aerosol can of Wella Stay Essential hairspray (IMG 8497). -At least two 2 oz bottles of Redken SEQ Gloss, which were previously identified as Flammable Liquid And Solid on the scanner(IMG 8496). -At least three 5.5 oz bottles of Redken Chemistry Shot Phix Phase Sealer, which were not given a hazardous waste classification on the scanner when scanned (IMG 8495-6).The scanner stated "Action: Destroy in Field," when the item was scanned. Mercedes stated that when the scanner says"Destroy in Field"for an item, but does not state which hazardous waste container the item belongs in, employees place the item in the ST Hazardous Waste container. 2. A container labeled as Flammable Gas (FG) Hazardous Waste and marked aerosol for the physical state contained the waste items listed below, which were not flammable gases, nor aerosols (IMG 8454-5): -A Red Carpet RCM Color Dip Starter Kit was identified as a Flammable Liquid and Solid on the scanner(IMG 8456). -A 3.4 oz Ralph Lauren fragrance/perfume was identified as a Flammable Liquid and Solid on the scanner(IMG 8457). -A 25 ml bottle of Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum which was labeled as a flammable liquid (IMG 8458-9). -A tester bottle of Moonlight By Ariana Grande liquid fragrance/perfume. According to the Ulta Potentially Hazardous Waste Management poster, fragrances and fragrance testers are to be placed in a Flammable Liquids and Solids (FL) Hazardous Waste container. -A box of Eylur Naturals 031 Triple Pack with Lashfix Glue was identified as a Flammable Liquid and Solid on the scanner(IMG 8461-2). -Three bottles of nail polish. According to the Ulta Potentially Hazardous Waste Management poster, nail polishes are to be placed in a FL Hazardous Waste container. -A Mont Blanc Legend Night perfume (IMG 8462). -Three perfume testers (IMG 8462). 3. A container labeled as Flammable Liquid & Flammable Solid (FL) Hazardous Waste contained the following waste item (IMG 8463-4): -A 2.8 oz aerosol can of Morphe Continuous Setting Mist(IMG 8468-70).According to the Ulta Potentially Hazardous Waste Management poster, aerosol cans are to be placed in a FG Hazardous Waste container. 4. A container labeled as State Managed Waste/Toxic (ST) Hazardous Waste and marked as solid and liquid for the physical state, contained the following waste items, which were identified as flammable and/or a flammable aerosol (IMG 8442-3): FA0023322 PR0540794 SCO01 10/02/2019 EHD 22-01 Rev.9/20/2019 Page 11 of 12 Small Quantity Hazardous Waste Generator OR 1868 E. Hazelton Avenue I Stockton, California 95205 1 T 209 468-3420 1 F 209 464-0138 1 www.sjcehd.com