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• C. Waste Analysis Plan The goal of the Waste Analysis Plan is to provide guidance for the analysis of any waste prior to storage operations. The plan describes how wastes will be analyzed both chemically and 0hysically to ensure that applicable regulations are followed. 1 . For On-Site Facilities Waste identification and quantification of constituents will be performed by testing or by knowledge of the waste (e.g. , previous testing results, manufacturer' s data, manufacturer' s material safety data sheets, etc. ) . If waste identification is performed by knowledge of the waste, prepare a waste profile sheet (HQ DRMS Form 0120) and attach a copy of the referenced material (e.g. , previous testing results, manufacturer' s data, etc. ) . Proceed with proper containerization, labeling, storage, and documentation preparation (e.g. , manifest, LDRN, DRMO turn-in forms) . If waste identification is performed by testing, minimize tests required by obtaining as much information about the waste, as possible. Totally unknown materials will require field and/or lab testing to determine the protection required by the handlers. The following presents the procedures used to characterize sandblast • wastes, waste oil , containerized hazardous wastes and transformers containing fluids. a. The Parameters for Which the Waste Will be Analyzed The hazardous waste types generated by processes at Sharpe are shown in Table V-2. This Table also includes the applicable EPA Test Method for each waste type. Prior to analysis an extraction must be performed in accordance with EPA Method 1311 Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) . The TCLP is designed to determine the mobility of both organic and inorganic analytes present in liquid, solid, and multiphasic waste. The TCLP is part of ANNEX B (40 CFR 261 , Appendix I) . V-10a (10/23/90)