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within three (3) working days of notification. <br />6.4.3. For any approved chemical material received at the S/R dock, the S/R personnel <br />will do the following: <br />A. Sticker all containers of approved chemical materials with a dated (date of <br />receipt) label; <br />B. Insure that all approved chemical materials categorized as hazardous <br />substances are labeled appropriate Hazardous Materials Information <br />System (HMIS) labels. <br />C. Log the receipt of all hazardous substances and provide the following <br />information: <br />I. Date of receipt; <br />ii. Name of material (chemical and/or product name); <br />iii. Manufacturer of material; <br />iv. Quantity received, <br />V. Requestor (person and/or department); <br />vi. PO or bill of lading number; <br />vii Disposition date; <br />viii Disposition location (person, department or listed storage area); <br />and <br />ix. Person and/or department to which the hazardous substance is <br />released. <br />6.4.4. Within one workday of disposition, provide a copy of the Hazardous Substances <br />Log Form to the following personnel and/or departments: <br />A. The facility's EE; and <br />B. Each Unit/Department Manager. <br />6.4.5 Retain a copy of the Hazardous Substances Log Form in S/R department for a <br />minimum of six (6) months. <br />6.5 Onsite Receipt of Chemical Materials Other Than By The SIR Department <br />6.5.1. No QBR employee shall bring on-site and/or receive any chemical material which <br />has not been approved by the facility's EE prior to receipt in accordance with this <br />Plan. <br />6.5.2. It shall be the responsibility of the originating requestor to insure that the <br />chemical material is approved for receipt by the QBR Stockton facility AND is <br />listed on the facility's current ACM List prior to receipt. <br />Draft HMMP <br />March, 2000 HMMP-7 <br />