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5. Prime line had a contaminated pot liner under a filter. Corrective action: A pivot tray table was fabricated and installed so it will only be used when changing the filter. (See attached photos). During the changing of the filter, a container is placed onto the table and placed under the filter. The collected waste is then poured into the hazardous waste drum. 6. Prime line — eye wash station blocked Corrective action: The eye wash water collection drum was moved from in front of the eye wash station to under the eyewash station (corrected at time of inspection) 7. Old container of MEK had faded label. Corrective action: The MEK container was re-labeled and the container was subsequently disposed of. 8. Hazardous waste storage buildings had rainwater accumulation in the secondary containment area. Unable to detect the presence of leaks. Corrective action: Samples were collected from each of the hazardous waste storage buildings and sent to an outside lab for analysis. (See attached CLS Analytical Results). Since none of the rainwater was determined to be hazardous, it was discharged to the sewer. An additional line item was added to the daily inspection checklist to ensure that the secondary containment area is free of liquids (See attached Daily Inspection Checklist). The storage buildings were also repaired/retrofitted by R&S Erection in an attempt to prevent the accumulation of rainwater. 9. Hazardous waste found in the trash cans. Bldg. lA - Syntactic foam in mixing cups, Bldg. 2 — Residue on mixing cups, Bldg. 5 — Swabs contaminated with resin, Cleaning center — glove contaminated with Alodine. Corrective action: Employees were trained on 2/27/13 to scrape out mixing cups as much as can feasibly be removed, (per the DTSC Fact Sheet on Managing Empty Containers dated 2009) then throw the cups into the trash, throw all resin contaminated mixing sticks, swabs, wipes, debris into the solvent wipe containers along with any visibly