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. . J <br />Steel drum has been grounded. <br />Steel drum is properly labeled with a Hazardous Waste label. <br />�� b <br />VE <br />The Hazardous Waste Label must Include all of the following: <br />9�d L) <br />1. NAME (Holt of California) <br />2. ADDRESS (1 521 W Charter Way) <br />NOVN 0 9 2015 <br />3. PHONE ( 209-466-6000) <br />4. CITY (Stockton) <br />ENVIRONMENTAL <br />5. STATE (CA) <br />HFAIT14 ncoppT4ACAi-- <br />6. ZIP (95206) <br />7. ACCUMULATION START DATE (date that the first can is punctured) <br />8. CONTENTS, COMPOSITION (Petroleum Distillates) <br />9. PHYSICAL STATE (Liquid) <br />10. HAZARDOUS PROPERTIES (Flammable, Toxic) <br />11. D.O.T. PROPER SHIPPING NAME AND UN OR NA NO. WITH PREFIX (UN1993, Waste Flammable Liquid <br />N.O.S./Petroleum Distillates) <br />Drum is located on a flat hardened surface away from any storm drain inlets. <br />Spill Kit is in close proximity and readily available in the event of a spill. <br />Drum is located in well ventilated area and free of any ignition sources. <br />1.4.1. Manual Aerosol Can Puncturing Device Procedure <br />• Secure puncturing device to the top of a rust -free 30/55 gallon, closed -top drum to collect the liquids. <br />• Ensure that safety glasses are being worn prior to puncturing. <br />• Facility Staff shall use extreme caution while loading aerosol cans into puncturing device. <br />• Slowly pull down the handle on the puncturing device. <br />• Allow a few seconds of contact time before releasing the handle to raise the puncturing pin. <br />• Completely empty can(s) by allowing contents to drain into the containment drum. <br />• Remove punctured can from puncture unit and allow to air dry prior to disposal/recycling. <br />• It is recommended that cans that contain solvents, degreaser and lubricants are punctured last to help <br />with keeping the puncturing unit clean. <br />1.5. Clean -Up & Maintenance of Aerosol Can Puncturing Device <br />Proper operation and maintenance of puncturing equipment is required for its safe use. Maintain a strict clean-up <br />schedule to keep the aerosol can puncturing device in good working order, including: <br />Use a putty knife to clean accumulated materials from the puncturing platform, walls and container <br />funnel. <br />Ensure proper cleaning of the puncturing unit to prevent moving parts from "freezing" in place making <br />it difficult to remove parts and replace gaskets. See owner's manual for all scheduled maintenance, <br />repair and adjustments. <br />1.6. Managing Punctured, Drained, Empty Aesosc! Cans <br />Empty, steel aerosol can are recyclable and accepted by the steel industry; verify with local recycling program for <br />specifics. Prior to recycling cans, completely empty and remove plastic lid; spray nozzles need not be removed. <br />Residue remaining in an aerosol can may be subject to federal and state regulations so complete product <br />drainage is strongly recommended. <br />1.7. Managing 30/55 Gallon Container of Residual Liquid <br />Once the drum is either full or reaches the allotted accumulation period it must be disposed of using a state <br />registered Hazardous Waste disposal company (Asbury Environmental Services). <br />Consult the Safety Department with any questions, comments or concerns regarding Aerosol Can Management. <br />AEROSOL CAN MANAGEMENT <br />