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Rev date: 123,15 <br />Attachment 6. LLNL Violation Tracking Spreadsheet - Hazardous <br />Waste Generator <br />RECEIVED <br />September - October 2015 <br />LLNL Site 300 <br />DEC 0 4 Z015 <br />Violation <br />Regulation/Code <br />Report Item # <br />Violation Class <br />Violation Description <br />Inspection Report Action <br />Status ENVIRONMENTAL <br />704 <br />CCR 66273,33(b) <br />. ... .... <br />Item <br />. . . ..... . ....... . .... EWILDEPARTWINT <br />Class 11 <br />FAILEDTO PROPERLY MANAGE UNIVERSAL WASTE LAMPS <br />. . . . ...... <br />CCR 66273,33(b) Failed to properly manage universal waste lamps, <br />Immediately store all <br />The following observations were made during the inspection (a c) <br />universal waste lamps in a <br />Universal waste lamps shall be stored in a manner that prevents breakage and release to the <br />manner that prevents <br />environment. All broken universal waste lamps and releases shall be immediately cleaned and <br />breakage and release to <br />containerized. Immediately store all universal waste lamps in a manner that prevents breakage and <br />the environment. <br />release to the environment. <br />At 865 Corp Yard, two fluorescent light tubes were stored on the ground. <br />Violation acknowledged and corrected. <br />a <br />See above. <br />Corrected the day of inspection. Fluorescent tubes were managed as <br />Universal Waste. <br />At Corp Yard north of 865, there were light bulbs stored on a pallet. <br />Refer to Attachment 7, page 3. <br />Violation acknowledged and corrected. <br />b <br />See above. <br />Light bulb (lamps) were managed as Universal Waste. <br />Refer to Attachment 7, page 2 (includes WDR #s). <br />At 883 Corp Yard, there were two containers of universal waste lamps stored open. <br />Violation acknowledged and corrected.. <br />C <br />See above, <br />Light bulb containers were closed with a tight -fitting lid. <br />....... . .... . ..... . <br />CCR 66273315 <br />.. . ..... . . . <br />. .......... <br />Refer to Attachment 7, page 19, <br />706 <br />Class 11 <br />FAILED To PROPERLY MANAGE UNIVERSAL WASTE ELECTRONIC DEVICES, CRTs OR CRT GLASS <br />. ....... . .... . . . . ....... -- . . .... <br />CCR 66273,33.5 Failed to properly manage universal waste electronic devices, CRT5 or CRT glass, The <br />following observations were rnade during the inspection (a -b) <br />Immediately store all <br />Universal waste electronic devices, CRTs and CRT glass shall be stored in a manner that prevents breakage <br />universal waste electronic <br />and release to the environment. All broken universal waste electronic devices, CRTs, and CRT glass and <br />devices, CRTs, and CRT <br />releases shall be immediately cleaned and containerized . Immediately store all universal waste <br />glass in a manner that <br />electronic devices, CRTs, and CRT glass in a manner that prevents breakage and release to the <br />prevents breakage and <br />environment, <br />release to the <br />environment, <br />At Corp Yard north of 865, there were electronics waste and a CRT stored on the ground and a pallet <br />. . . . .............. - — — ------- - - .. ......... <br />. <br />including a microwave, a computer monitor, a keyboard, and lamps. <br />Violation acknowle dged and corrected. <br />a <br />See above. <br />1 <br />Electronics waste was removed and managed as hazardous waste. <br />At building 874, electronics waste were left outside next to the bunker in a box. <br />Refer to Attachment 7, page 4. <br />LLNL requests S.JCEHE) to rescind the violation, <br />b <br />See above. <br />The electronics are usable equipment; therefore, 66273,33,5 does not apply. <br />Refer to Attachment 7, page 21. <br />RCRA Large Quantity Hazardous Waste Generator Inspection Report 11 <br />