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2. Operational procedures for sampling and testing hazardous waste. <br /> a. Generator' s operational procedure for accumulation <br /> identification, sampling, testing, labeling, and turn in for storage in <br /> permit facilities (Buildings 605 and 530) . <br /> Generators at each accumulation area notify the Hazardous Waste <br /> Facility (HWF) manager, who is a member of the Sharpe Environmental <br /> Protection Office, when they are to begin to fill container(s) with hazardous <br /> waste. The HWF manager inspects the container(s) for integrity, conformity, <br /> and compatibility. A properly prepared U.S. EPA approved hazardous waste <br /> label is then affixed to the container(s) . The accumulation date blocks are <br /> not completed until the container is turned in for storage at Buildings 605 <br /> or 530. The Generator accumulation start and end dates are stenciled on by <br /> same. <br /> If waste has not been fully identified and classified by existing <br /> documentation, a sample is collected utilizing proper personal protective <br /> clothing and equipment. The sample is then analyzed for its constituents by <br /> a California certified laboratory. When analysis results are received, the <br /> identified constituents are annotated on the label and operating record. <br /> When containers are full , the generator notifies the HWF manager of <br /> same. The HWF manager now enters the start accumulation date on label , <br /> starting the 727hour rule. <br /> • The container(s) are then moved to the HWF (Buildings 605 or 530) . <br /> This fact is annotated on the label and in the operating record. <br /> b. Reference Section V, Characteristics of Hazardous Waste Handled. <br /> - Information for Each Hazardous Waste Handled <br /> - Methods for Identification of Hazardous Wastes <br /> - Waste Analysis Plan <br /> - Land Disposal Restrictions <br /> c. Sampling and testing procedures at Sharpe are designed to assure that <br /> the waste delivered to buildings 530 and 605 can be properly stored. <br /> Potential imcompatibles are identified and the proper location for the wastes <br /> within each building is determined. Proper handling and storage of hazardous <br /> waste is predicated on identification of the material . <br /> d. Other disposal arrangements are made for wastes which are <br /> incompatible within the confines of the permitted facilities (Bldgs. 530 and <br /> 605) . <br /> e. Sampling and testing strategy is covered in Section V, Waste Analysis <br /> Plan. <br /> VIII-10 <br />