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➢ In no instance can hazardous wastes be stored for more than one year from the time of initial accumulation. ➢ The accumulation start date must be clearly marked and visible for inspection on each accumulation unit. Container Storage If hazardous waste is accumulated in containers, a generator must ensure: ➢ Accumulation is in closed containers that are in good condition and compatible with the waste. ➢ Containers are properly labeled. Each container in which hazardous waste is accumulated must be labeled with the following information: o The words"Hazardous Waste' o Accumulation start dates, with such date being visible for inspection: • The date that the first drop or particle enters the container at the Satellite Accumulation Area, which starts the one-year clock for accumulation. • Full Date: The date that the drum at the Satellite Accumulation Area is full (up to 55 gallons of each type of hazardous waste or one quart of each type of acutely or extremely hazardous waste),which starts the three-day clock for moving wastes from the Satellite Accumulation Area to the longer-term accumulation area. • Arrival Date: The date that the full drum arrives at the long-term accumulation area. o Composition and physical state of the waste,i.e. solid, liquid; o Statement or statements that call attention to the particular hazardous properties of the waste (e.g. flammable, reactive); and o Name and address of the generator. ➢ Weekly container inspections for compliance verification purposes. ➢ Manage containers to avoid ruptures or leaks. ➢ Place containers holding ignitable or reactive wastes at least 15m (50ft) from the facility's property line and incompatible wastes must be separated by a berm or wall. (LQGs only) ➢ Ensure that each waste is stored in a suitable container and keep waste segregated to not mix incompatible materials. Keep containers securely 6of13