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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page III-23 <br /> Forward Inc.Landfill 2014 Expansion Project <br /> reaches 90 percent of its capacity,which ever happens first. Containers of hazardous waste are <br /> labeled with the customer's name and the date and time of delivery. <br /> Unacceptable wastes that are discovered after the hauler has left are moved away from the <br /> aor working area,contained or covered,and marked with the waste and generator information,if <br /> known. If the customer that hauled the hazardous or unacceptable waste is known,the landfill <br /> notifies them that the waste must be removed by an appropriate hauler and disposed of at an <br /> appropriately licensed site. If the customer refuses,the landfill contracts with a hazardous waste <br /> hauler to remove and dispose of the waste properly and bills the customer for the costs. <br /> If hazardous materials are discovered that are not containerized such that reloading of the waste <br /> onto the vehicle is not possible,the area is marked off to limit access,and all employees evacuate <br /> the spill area. The San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department and other appropriate <br /> agencies are notified of the incident. The appropriate emergency agency would oversee the <br /> r.. containment of the spill by site personnel or an appropriately licensed private contractor. A <br /> hazardous materials contractor would handle the cleanup,manifesting, and delivery of the spilled <br /> materials to an approved facility. <br /> ~' All hazardous waste disposal incidents are recorded on the landfill load-checking sheet and are <br /> reported to the DTSC,RWQCB,LEA, and the Governor's Office of Emergency Services Warning <br /> Center. <br /> L <br /> Training And Signage <br /> 1JW The load-checking program is explained in detail to all site personnel who are involved with load <br /> inspections including the scale-house attendant,load inspectors,transfer station workers, and <br /> equipment operators. These employees also attend the Cal OSHA Hazardous Waste and <br /> Emergency Response Course taught by the UC Berkeley Labor and Occupational Health Program <br /> through the School of Public Health. The course emphasizes familiarity with the types of <br /> containers and labels typically used for hazardous wastes and other hazardous materials. The <br /> course is repeated annually. All new employees are enrolled in the course at the earliest available <br /> class after their hire. In addition,landfill personnel are trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, <br /> first-aid,and respirator use. Highly visible signs, stating that no hazardous wastes are accepted, <br /> are located at the site entrance and office trailer. <br /> Nuisance Control and Health and Safety <br /> Litter <br /> Refuse is compacted and covered as soon as possible after deposition to reduce amounts of <br /> blowing litter. Whenever possible,the working face is oriented to the downwind side of prevailing <br /> +.. winds to help reduce litter. Forward implements an ongoing(minimum weekly)litter collection <br /> program to minimize litter in areas surrounding the site. Landfill personnel regularly patrol the <br /> landfill perimeter and pick up litter blown from the working area on a daily basis. Additionally, <br /> portable litter fences are placed downwind of the working area. Litter caught on the fences is <br /> removed daily or as necessary. All on-site containers are covered,tarps are placed over open <br /> truckloads,and the size of the active working area is minimized to reduce the potential for blowing <br /> litter. See Litter Management Plan(Appendix C of the 2013 EIR). <br /> Vectors and Birds <br /> L, The emergence of vectors and pests(i.e.,flies) from waste is controlled by covering wastes with <br /> compacted soil and minimizing the work area over which refuse is spread. Rodents normally <br />