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generates waste at multiple addresses, each address impoundments from the other materials or needs aseparate identification number. protecting them by means of a dike, berm, wall, or All hazardous waste transporters and permitted other device. (Section 66265.177.) treatment,storage and disposal facilities(TSDFs)must have an identification number. Hazardous waste (3) Maintaining all containers so that they are: generators must have an identification number(section (a) in good condition (Section 66265.171); 66262.12) unless you generate only silver waste less (b) compatible with contents (Section than or equal to 100 kg per month. (Health & Saf. 66265.172); Code,sections 25160.2 (b)(10)and 25160.2 (e)). (c) closed, except when adding or removing Handlers of federally-regulated RCRA waste who hazardous waste (Section 66265.173); need an identification number should contact the U.S. (d) managed to avoid rupture or leaks (Section EPA at 415-495-8895. Handlers of State regulated 66265.173); hazardous waste who do not need the federal number (e) inspected weekly (Section 66265.174);and should contact DTSC's Generator Information (f) properly labeled (Section 66262.34). Services Section (GISS) at 800-618-6942. (Section 66262.12.) Out-of-State callers should call 916-255- (4) While DTSC does not require secondary 1136 to obtain an identification number.There is no containment for a generator's hazardous waste fee to obtain an identification number.However,every containers, local codes may require it. generator number is subject to an annual verification, and for those with 50 or more employees a verification (5) If hazardous waste is accumulated in tanks, a fee is assessed.(Health&Saf.Code,section 25205.16.) generator must comply with Title 22, Cal. Code For more detailed explanation on identification Regs., division 4.5, chapter 15, article 10 (Tank numbers,read DTSC'sFact Sheet"EPA Identification Systems Standards) except for Sections 66265.197(c) Numbers" (September 2000). and 66265.200. These requirements include maintaining all tanks so that the tanks are: C. ACCUMULATION (a) inspected daily (Section 66265.195); (b) properly labeled (Section 66262.34);and (1) Hazardous waste may be accumulated onsite in (c) designed to hold hazardous waste and not generator accumulation units(containers,tanks,drip collapse or leak. (Section 66265.192.) pads,or containment buildings)only in compliance Most tanks and tank systems must have with the applicable time limits specified in Health secondary containment.Secondary containment can & Saf. Code, section 25123.3 (90 days, 180 days, include a liner, vault or double-walled tank. 270 days or 365 days). (Section 66262.34.) Appurtenances also must be contained. Secondary containment needs to be certified by a professional (2) If hazardous waste is accumulated in containers,a engineer registered in California. (Section 66265.191 generator must comply with Title 22,Cal.Code Regs., 66265.196.) division 4.5,chapter 15,article 9(Use and Management of Containers).These requirements include: (6) If hazardous waste is placed on drip pads, the (a) Placing containers holding ignitable or generator must comply with Title 22, Cal. Code reactive wastes at least 15 meters (50 feet) from the Regs., division 4.5, chapter 15, article 17.5 (Drip facility's property line. (Section 66265.176.) Pads) and maintain the following records at the (b) Not placing incompatible waste streams into facility: the same container. (Section 66265.177.) (a) a description of procedures that will be (c) Separating a container holding a hazardous followed to ensure that all wastes are removed from waste that is incompatible with any waste or other the drip pad and associated collection system at least materials transferred or stored nearby in other once every 90 days;and containers, piles, open tanks, or surface (b) documentation of each waste removal. r