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III. ADDITIONAL EXCLUSION MEASURES <br /> A. SIGNS <br /> Signs are posted at the entrance of the transfer station to identify prohibited waste. <br /> Examples of such materials are given in non-technical language (Exhibit 3). <br /> B. TRAINING OF OTHER SITE PERSONNEL <br /> In addition to observations by assigned load checkers (spotters), site supervisors, gate <br /> cashiers, and equipment operators are trained to detect prohibited wastes. <br /> Training for site personnel includes briefings on the load checking program, and will also <br /> include attendance at a Household Hazardous Waste Identification/Load Checking <br /> training course given by qualified personnel. This course includes information on Basic <br /> Personal Safety, Identification, Placarding, Agency Involvement, Cleanup of Hazardous <br /> Waste, and Load Checking for prohibited materials. Also, personal protection equipment <br /> is provided to personnel at the site. <br /> In addition, each supervisor attends an annual eight (8) hours HAZWOP refresher <br /> course. The household hazardous waste contractor (presently Clean Harbors) will, on <br /> an as needed basis, provide training to supervisors responsible for responding to <br /> hazardous waste incidents on the tipping floor. <br /> C. NOTIFICATION TO SOLID WASTE HAULERS <br /> The Lovelace Transfer Station is used by licensed haulers collecting commercial and <br /> industrial waste, and by the general public. The licensed haulers have agreements with <br /> the County to perform these collections. These collectors receive notification of the <br /> prohibition of certain waste materials by mail (Exhibit 4). <br /> LL Hazardous Waste Ex Program <br /> February 2020 6 San Joaquin County <br /> PWD-Solid Waste <br />