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0 0 <br />• Hazardous waste shall be labeled with an approved label, clearly listing the contents. <br />EHS department or your waste vendor will assist you with completing the label. See <br />example below: <br />Large fixed tanks (used motor oil, antifreeze) need to be labeled as well, but since the tanks <br />remain in place and are emptied by pump, a larger hazardous waste label with multiple <br />accumulation date entries is required. (see label below) <br />Common Wastes at APG that may be hazardous: <br />Used oils- This includes motor oil, hydraulic oil, transmission oil, power steering <br />fluid. (This DOES NOT INCLUDE BRAKE FLUID) <br />• -Hazardous in California, Massachusetts. (can be hazardous at any location if <br />contaminated) <br />• -Regulated at all APG locations <br />• -At a minimum, tanks should be marked with the phrase "Used Oil' in large <br />lettering. "Hazardous Waste" must also be on the tank if your store is in a <br />location where used oil is hazardous. <br />• -All bills of ladings, manifests, receipts for sale, disposal of oil must be kept for a <br />minimum of 3 years. APG keeps these records indefinitely. <br />• -Open bottles of oil, transmission fluid, etc. found in process vehicles may be <br />disposed of with used oil. Unopened bottles may be sold in the thrift store. <br />• -These are general guidelines only, for specific information consult your <br />regional EHS engineer. <br />Used Antifreeze- All used antifreeze from vehicles processed and company <br />equipment. <br />• -Hazardous in California, Massachusetts. (can be hazardous at any location if <br />contaminated) <br />• -Regulated at all APG locations <br />• -At a minimum, tanks should be marked with the phrase "Used Antifreeze" in <br />large lettering. "Hazardous Waste" must also be on the tank if your store is in a <br />location where used oil is hazardous. <br />• -Often sold as used antifreeze in many states. <br />• -All bills of lading, manifest, receipts of sale must be kept for a minimum of 3 <br />years. APG keeps these records indefinitely. <br />• -Open bottles found in process vehicles may be disposed of with used antifreeze. <br />Unopened bottles may be sold in the thrift store. <br />