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1. Review the hazardous wastestream's Wastestream Profile Reference Sheet and verify that the container is compatible with the hazardous wastestream, then; 2. Securely affix to the container an approved "HAZARDOUS WASTE" label and provide, at a minimum, the following information: a. The QBR assigned wastestream number identifying the approved hazardous waste which will be stored in the container; b. A description of the approved hazardous wastestream (i.e., the wastestream composition as listed on the wastestream's Profile Sheet); C. The wastestream's hazard characteristic(s) (i.e., flammable, corrosive, toxic, etc.) labels; d. The container's identification number; e. Any special handling or storage instructions (reference the hazardous waste's Wastestream Profile Reference Sheet for specific instructions); 7.3.7 Upon issuance of an inspected and labeled hazardous waste container for the purpose of accumulating and/or storing hazardous waste, the facility's EE will do the following: 1. Will date the container as follows: a. "Start Date" is the date the container is issued for use. This date is the start date for tracking the 90 -day storage period; and b. "End Date" is the date 90 days after the "Start Date". The hazardous waste storage container MUST be manifested off-site for proper disposal on or before this date REGARDLESS of whether the container is full or not. For example, if a container is issued for use on 8/11/99, then 8/1/99 is the official start date for tracking the 90 -day storage period even though hazardous waste may not actually start to be accumulated until after this date. The official "End Date" is 90 days after the official start date; for this example, 11/1/99. The hazardous waste storage container must without exception be manifested off-site on or before this end date. No hazardous waste storage container shall be allowed to remain on-site past the container's END DATE. Draft HMMP March, 2000 HMMP-19