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0 6 met Jay Leslie, Environmental Engineer. I explained the nature of the inspection to Mr. Leslie who gave me consent to perform the inspection. Stephen M. Stetzer, Plant Manager, and Brial Butler, Division Safety Manager, joined the inspection. I was taken to an area commonly referred to as the "pouring area". At this location a 55 gallon drum labeled as "hazardous waste, methylene chloride urethane" was maintained to accumulate waste generated during the foam production. We continued the inspection at maintenance area where I observed a container storing what Mr. Setzer identified as waste contaminated absorbent. This container did not have a label. I informed Mr. Setzer, and Mr. Leslie that this container required a hazardous waste label. Adjacent to the loading bays I observed a 55 gallon drum containing what Mr. Setzer identified as waste "Citrikleen" solvent. This drum was not labeled properly. We then proceeded to the hazardous waste storage area located in the north east area of the production floor. The following violations were noted in this area: One 55 gallon drum that contained what Mr. Setzer identified to be "paint waste" was not labeled correctly. One 30 gallon drum of contaminated absorbent was stored in a container without a label. Several six volt batteries were not stored correctly. Two 55 gallon drums that contained "T-204" were not marked with the accumulation start date. One 55 gallon drum, labeled as "paint thinner waste" , was stored on site greater than 90 days without a permit or authorization. One 55 gallon container labeled a "paint waste" was not marked with the start date of accumulation. One five gallon container of 111XK Jet-Printer Waste" did not have a label. We then took a tour of the truck shop located on the north east portion of the property. In the truck shop was a 30 gallon container used to store contaminated absorbent that did not have a label. Adjacent to the