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i . ' ARCADIS SOP: Investigation-Derived Waste Handling and Storage 9 Rev.#:2 E Rev Date: March 6,2009 • Drum number of total drums as reconciled with the Drum Inventory maintained in the field log book. IDW containers will remain closed except when adding or removing waste. i Immediately upon beginning to place waste into the drum/container, a"Waste Container"or"Testing in Progress"label will be filled out to include the information specified above, and affixed to the container. Once the contents of the container are ' identified as either non-hazardous or hazardous, the following additional labels will be applied. Containers with waste determined to be non-hazardous will be labeled with a green and white"Non-Hazardous Waste" label over the"Waste Container"label. ' Containers with waste determined to be hazardous will be stored in an onsite storage area and will be labeled with the"Hazardous Waste"label and affixed over the"Waste Container"label.The ACCUMULATION DATE for the hazardous waste is the date the ' waste is first placed in the container and is the same date as the date on the"Waste Container"label. DOT hazardous class labels must be applied to all hazardous waste containers for shipment offsite to an approved disposal or recycling facility. In addition a DOT proper shipping name shall be included on the hazardous waste label.The itransporter should be equipped with the appropriate DOT placards. However, placarding or offering placards to the initial transporter is the responsibility of the generator per 40 CFR§262.33. iInspections and Documentation ' All IDW will be documented as generated on a Drum Inventory Log maintained in the field log book.The Drum Inventory will record the generation date, type, quantity, matrix and origin(e.g. Boring-1,Test Pit 3, etc)of materials in every drum, as well as a ' unique identification number for each drum.The drum inventory will be used during drum pickup to assist with labeling of drums.The drum storage area and any other areas of temporarily staged waste, such as soilldebris piles, will be inspected weekly. i The weekly inspections will be recorded in the field notebook or on a Weekly Inspection Log. Digital photographs will be taken upon the initial generation and drumming/staging of waste, and final labeling after characterization to document ' compliance with labeling and storage protocols, and condition of the container. Evidence of damage, tampering or other discrepancy should be documented photographically. Emergency Response and Notifications . ' Specific procedures for responding to site emergencies will be detailed in the HASP. If the generator is designated as a LQG,a Contingency Plan will need to be prepared to include emergency response and notification procedures per 40 CFR§265 Subpart ' D. In the event of a fire, explosion, or other release which could threaten human health g.lsop4h."fwrt H.d saps 20081ganen3l sapsi9136799-irnastgationdarhed waste head,-g and st—W d. i