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HAZARDOUS WASTE POINT OF GENERATION ACCUMULATION REQUIREMENTS For Use by Unidocs Member Agencies or where approved by your Local Jurisdiction Authority Cited: Title 12 CCR§66161.34(e) The following information summarizes conditions which must be met in order to accumulate hazardous wastes under point of generation accumulation (i.e., satellite accumulation) requirements. A. Definition of Point of Generation Accumulation Point of generation accumulation is the collection of hazardous waste in a container, not a tank, located at or near the point (i.e., process or piece of equipment) where the waste is generated. The container must be under the control of the operator of the waste generation process. 22 CCR§66262.34(exl)(A) B. Quantity Limits No more than 55 gallons of a hazardous waste, or one quart of an acutely hazardous or extremely hazardous waste, may be accumulated at each point of generation accumulation location. These limits apply to each waste stream. You can accumulate more than one waste in each point of generation accumulation area. 22 CCR §66262.34(e)(1) C. Container Requirements Containers must be: ❑ In good condition; 22 CCR§66265.171 as referenced by 22 CCR§66262.34(e)(1 HD) ❑ Compatible with the waste held; 22 CCR§66265.172 as referenced by 22 CCR§66262.34(ex1 XD) ❑ Kept closed except when adding or removing waste. 22 CCR§66265.173(x)m referenced by 22 CCR§66262.34(e)(1)(D) D. Labels 22 CCR§66262.34(f)(3)as referenced by 22 CCR§66262.34(e)(1)(E) The following information must be clearly marked on each point of generation accumulation container: ❑ The accumulation start date for the waste(i.e., the date waste was first placed in the container); ❑ The words "HAZARDOUS WASTE"; ❑ The composition of the waste; ❑ The physical state of the waste (i.e., solid or liquid); ❑ The hazardous properties of the waste (i.e., flammable, corrosive, reactive, toxic); ❑ The name of the waste generator; ❑ The address of the waste generator; ❑ Within 3 days of reaching the 55 gallon or one quart point of generation accumulation limit, the container must be marked with the date the quantity limit was reached. E. Accumulation Time Limits 22CCR§66262.34(eH1)(B) You can keep a point of generation accumulation container on-site for a maximum of one year from the date you first place waste in the container, or 90 or 180 days' from the date you reach the 55 gallon or one quart point of generation accumulation quantity limit described in Section B, above, whichever occurs first. Maximum time is 180 days if you add up all hazardous wastes generated at your facility in any month and the total amount is less than 1,000 kilograms(about 2,200 pounds or 270 gallons);90 days if the total is equal to or greater than that amount. IAV-056-1/2 w .uoldoex.org Rev.10/09/07