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1 <br /> • In addition, there will be developed at least one drum designated as a <br /> "lab-pack". The purpose of these drums is to store compatible, small <br /> quantity volumes of hazardous waste until sufficient volume has accumulated <br /> to justify shipment. Additionally, there is a benefit of reducing the risk <br /> of spillage when small , breakable containers ,are not properly managed. The <br /> lab-pack will follow the general placement procedures noted in Section VI to <br /> ensure compatibility. Vermiculite or equivalent absorbent, shock resistant <br /> material will be used between and around items placed in the lab-pack. <br /> These procedures mainly deal with proper personnel protection such as <br /> protective clothing, safety procedures, such as self-contained breathing <br /> apparatus for PCB sampling, and operating procedures, such as asbestos site <br /> preparation and waste sealing. Following the procedure for sampling PCB is a <br /> list of current SHAD employees who are responsible for collecting PCB samples <br /> (Table VIII-1) . <br /> Asbestos waste, when generated per the procedures in Attachment VIII-4, <br /> is placed in double plastic bags and stored in wooden boxes outside Building <br /> 605. When a sufficient quantity has accumulated for disposal , a contractor <br /> is hired to remove the waste and dispose of it in an environmentally and <br /> regulatorily acceptable manner. <br /> TABLE VIII-1 <br /> • EMPLOYEES RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING PCB SAMPLES <br /> STAFF <br /> High Voltage Electricial (Lineman) <br /> Electrician <br /> Electrical Foreman <br /> Operations Division <br /> Hazardous Waste Facility Operators <br /> VIII-13 <br /> • <br />