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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2200 - Hazardous Waste Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
PRE 2019
RECORD_ID
PR0514402
PE
2227
FACILITY_ID
FA0010746
FACILITY_NAME
JAAS AUTO SERVICE
STREET_NUMBER
414
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
CHARTER
STREET_TYPE
WAY
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206-1707
APN
16503004
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
414 W CHARTER WAY
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
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Approved
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT <br />Address: 414 W. Charter Way, Stockton, CA 95206 <br />Contact Person: Jorge Ramirez Phone No: (209) 4634523 <br />Sweeps Number: <br />Proposed Date of investigation/inspection: September 10, 2004 <br />2. Description and brief narrative of inspection activity: <br />❑ New UST installation. ❑ UAR Investigation. <br />❑ Tank Closure in Place. ❑ Tank/Pipe Repair. <br />❑ Tank/Pipe Removal. ❑ Re -excavation. <br />❑ Installation of Borings / Monitoring Wells. <br />N Hazardous Waste Inspection ❑ Sampling. <br />3. Specific Site Information: <br />Tank No.: <br />Tank( <br />Other: <br />Tank Capacity: <br />Tank Age: <br />4. Type of Operation: Automotives Repair <br />5. Release History: <br />Evidence of leaks / soil contamination: ❑ YES ONO <br />Documented Groundwater contamination: ❑ YES ONO <br />Background and description of any previous investigation or incidence: <br />6. Potential Health and Safety <br />Physical Concerns: (check all that apply & describe) <br />❑ Hear or Cold Stress: OF (high ambient temp.) <br />❑ Noise Sources: <br />❑ Oxygen Deficiency: <br />❑ Excavation: (falls, trips, slipping, cave-ins): <br />❑ Handling and Transfer of Hazardous Substance: (fire; explosions, <br />etc..): <br />❑ Confined space entry: (explosions): <br />❑ Heavy equipment (physical injury & traurtta resulting from moving <br />equipment): <br />❑ Other, specify <br />7. Anticipated Biological Hazards: <br />❑ Snakes ❑ Insects ❑ Rodents ❑ Poisonous Plants <br />❑ Other/Unknown (specify): <br />8. Narrative (provide all information which could impact Health and Safety, <br />e.g., power lines, integrity of dikes, terrain, etc.): UNKNOWN <br />EH 23081 (12/17/2002) <br />❑ Carcinogens: <br />❑ Corrosives: _ <br />N Dusts: <br />N Explosives: <br />N Flammables: <br />N Inorganic Gases: <br />❑ Metals: <br />❑ Oxidizers:_ <br />❑ PCB's: <br />PART III <br />REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT <br />1. Monitoring Equipment (note: Monitoring instruments must be used for all <br />operations unless appropriate rationale or restrictions are provided) <br />❑ Combustible Gas/Oxygen Meter. <br />❑ Detector Tubes (Specify). <br />❑ Photo ionization Detector. <br />❑ Organic Vapor Analyzer. <br />❑ Other, specify. <br />If monitoring instruments are not used, rationale or activity / area restrictions: <br />2. Personal Protective Equipment <br />Level of Protection: ❑ A [__113 <br />N Hard Hat. <br />N Safety Glasses/goggles. <br />N Steel toed/shank shoes or boots. <br />❑ Flame retardant coveralls. <br />N Hearing protection. <br />❑ Tyvek. <br />❑ Respirator: <br />A/P cartridge: <br />❑ APR ❑ SCBA <br />N Safety vest. <br />N Two-way communication. <br />PART IV -PLAN APPROVAL <br />c <br />Plan Prepared b � Date: 0 <br />Plan Approved by: Date: <br />SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY <br />Qy..: <br />�� <br />'X <br />Donna K Heron, RE.H.S. <br />304 East Weber Avenue, Third Floor <br />Unit Supervisors <br />Carl Borgman, R.E.H.S. <br />• <br />' <br />Director <br />Al Olsen, R.E.H.S. <br />Stockton, California 95202-2708 <br />Mike Huggins, R.E.H.S., R.D.I. <br />�q`/FORN`P <br />Program Manager <br />Telephone: (209) 468-3420 <br />D ouglas W. Wilson, R.E.H.S. <br />Margaret Lagorio, R.E.H.S. <br />Laurie Co R.E.H.S. <br />Fax: (209) 464-0138 <br />Robert McClellon, R.E.H.S. <br />ProgramManager Manager <br />Mark Barcellos, R.E.H.S. <br />SITE HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN <br />PART I <br />PART11 <br />GENERAL SITE INFORMATION <br />EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL <br />HAZARDS <br />1. Site Name: Pit Stop Lube & Tune <br />1. Chemicals Hazards <br />Address: 414 W. Charter Way, Stockton, CA 95206 <br />Contact Person: Jorge Ramirez Phone No: (209) 4634523 <br />Sweeps Number: <br />Proposed Date of investigation/inspection: September 10, 2004 <br />2. Description and brief narrative of inspection activity: <br />❑ New UST installation. ❑ UAR Investigation. <br />❑ Tank Closure in Place. ❑ Tank/Pipe Repair. <br />❑ Tank/Pipe Removal. ❑ Re -excavation. <br />❑ Installation of Borings / Monitoring Wells. <br />N Hazardous Waste Inspection ❑ Sampling. <br />3. Specific Site Information: <br />Tank No.: <br />Tank( <br />Other: <br />Tank Capacity: <br />Tank Age: <br />4. Type of Operation: Automotives Repair <br />5. Release History: <br />Evidence of leaks / soil contamination: ❑ YES ONO <br />Documented Groundwater contamination: ❑ YES ONO <br />Background and description of any previous investigation or incidence: <br />6. Potential Health and Safety <br />Physical Concerns: (check all that apply & describe) <br />❑ Hear or Cold Stress: OF (high ambient temp.) <br />❑ Noise Sources: <br />❑ Oxygen Deficiency: <br />❑ Excavation: (falls, trips, slipping, cave-ins): <br />❑ Handling and Transfer of Hazardous Substance: (fire; explosions, <br />etc..): <br />❑ Confined space entry: (explosions): <br />❑ Heavy equipment (physical injury & traurtta resulting from moving <br />equipment): <br />❑ Other, specify <br />7. Anticipated Biological Hazards: <br />❑ Snakes ❑ Insects ❑ Rodents ❑ Poisonous Plants <br />❑ Other/Unknown (specify): <br />8. Narrative (provide all information which could impact Health and Safety, <br />e.g., power lines, integrity of dikes, terrain, etc.): UNKNOWN <br />EH 23081 (12/17/2002) <br />❑ Carcinogens: <br />❑ Corrosives: _ <br />N Dusts: <br />N Explosives: <br />N Flammables: <br />N Inorganic Gases: <br />❑ Metals: <br />❑ Oxidizers:_ <br />❑ PCB's: <br />PART III <br />REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT <br />1. Monitoring Equipment (note: Monitoring instruments must be used for all <br />operations unless appropriate rationale or restrictions are provided) <br />❑ Combustible Gas/Oxygen Meter. <br />❑ Detector Tubes (Specify). <br />❑ Photo ionization Detector. <br />❑ Organic Vapor Analyzer. <br />❑ Other, specify. <br />If monitoring instruments are not used, rationale or activity / area restrictions: <br />2. Personal Protective Equipment <br />Level of Protection: ❑ A [__113 <br />N Hard Hat. <br />N Safety Glasses/goggles. <br />N Steel toed/shank shoes or boots. <br />❑ Flame retardant coveralls. <br />N Hearing protection. <br />❑ Tyvek. <br />❑ Respirator: <br />A/P cartridge: <br />❑ APR ❑ SCBA <br />N Safety vest. <br />N Two-way communication. <br />PART IV -PLAN APPROVAL <br />c <br />Plan Prepared b � Date: 0 <br />Plan Approved by: Date: <br />
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