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A <br />;AN JOAQUIN COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT INSPECTION <br />?ESPONSE-, 912012011 0 0 <br />1- CFR 112.3(4)- "SPCC Plan certification by professional engineer(PE) missing or incomplete. <br />a. SPCC plan reviewed and completed by professional engineer on July 25`", 2011. Currently under review <br />with Orchard Supply Hardware Risk Management department. <br />2- CCR 66262.11- "Failure to determine if a waste is a hazardous waste" <br />a. Perri Turner (maintenance manager) put together procedures for cleaning up spills with the sweeper machine in the <br />maintenance/ battery charging area, which included... <br />i. Identifying if a spill is hazardous. <br />ii. Utilization of neutralizer in spills involving corrosives. <br />b. Pete Salazar worked with his team to put processes into place for the damaged fertilizer bags. <br />i. Damaged bags are now bagged separately and placed into their own individual hazwaste bags to <br />prevent mixing. <br />ii. Damaged bags are no longer donated. <br />3- CCR 66262.34(f)- "Failed to completely label containers or tanks of hazardous waste" <br />a. Multiple containment units in the maintenance bays had labels but need to include information such as; generators <br />address, accumulation dates and current substance state. <br />i. 1-65 gallon over pack drum relabeled with appropriate information. <br />ii. 1-55 gallon drum of waste oil relabeled with appropriate information. <br />iii. 1-30 gallon drum of waste oil relabeled with appropriate information. <br />iv. 1-55 gallon drum of waste foam disposed of. <br />v. 1-55 gallon drum of waste absorbent relabeled with appropriate information. <br />vi. 1-55 gallon drum of waste antifreeze relabeled with appropriate information. <br />vii. 1-55 gallon drum of rusty water disposed of. <br />b. Yellow hazwaste barrels did not contain all of the needed information for labeling. <br />• i. All hazwaste (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H) barrels were relabeled with the following... <br />1. Generator Name <br />2. Generator Address <br />3. Accumulation Date <br />4. Container marked with "Hazardous Waste" <br />5. Composition of the physical state of the waste <br />6. The physical hazardous properties of the waste <br />7. EPA ID Number <br />4- CCR 66265.17- "Failed to manage incompatible waste in containers properly." <br />a. Multiple hazwaste barrels contained mixed waste and compromised containment bags. <br />i. All of the hazwaste barrels have been emptied, sorted and cleaned. <br />ii. All hazwaste is double/ triple bagged in hazwaste containment bags to prevent leakage. <br />iii. We have increased the frequency of the hazwaste pick up dates. <br />iv. Designed and maintained a hazwaste log to identify who is disposing of spills. <br />v. Implemented a weekly containment check to ensure wastes are stored correctly. <br />5- CCR 66265.173(x)- "Failed to keep containers of hazardous waste closed except when adding or removing HW." <br />a. In the area outside of the engine shop, the oil collection barrel had a pool of oil in the secondary containment unit <br />(yellow barrel). Lids need to be placed on all barrels that contain hazwaste to ensure primary containment is not <br />breached. <br />i. Primary containment was cleaned and oil removed. <br />ii. New funnel installed on the top of the containment barrel. <br />iii. Lid provided and utilized when barrel is not in use. <br />is <br />