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2 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />II. LOAD CHECKING PROGRAM <br /> <br /> <br />The key element of the Program is the load checking program which is ongoing rather than periodic <br />and random. This Program has been initiated at the site and involves screening for the unacceptable <br />wastes listed below. <br /> <br />Wastes which are not accepted at the NCRC&SL are the following common classifications: <br /> <br /> Chemicals or chemical sludge which is toxic, corrosive, an irritant, or a strong sensitizer <br /> Drugs <br /> Infectious wastes <br /> Radioactive wastes <br /> Flammables or explosives <br /> Free liquids or liquid residues in containers in which the containers are greater than five gallons <br />in volume <br /> Oil, batteries, or fuel wastes <br /> Pesticides or insecticides (properly neutralized and rinsed containers are allowed) <br /> Bag house or air scrubber wastes <br /> Asbestos wastes <br /> Tank cleaning sludge or sediments <br /> Contaminated soil or sand <br /> PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyl) <br /> <br />The key element in the load checking program involves assigning a Refuse Worker to act as a load <br />checker to visually monitor the unloading area. This load checker examines the contents of vehicles <br />as they are unloaded, checking for unacceptable wastes. This person also records on a Load <br />Checker’s Log (Exhibit 1) the vehicle license plate number of each vehicle and the name of the <br />hauler, if the customer is a commercial hauler. <br />