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• 2. Describe procedures to ensure that: The operators of the hazardous waste storage areas are working in these areas on a daily basis and are constantly keeping watch for potential problems. The major problems which are inspected for are leakage, corrosion, placement and labeling in Building 605, and leakage, corrosion, and labeling in Building 530. The storage areas of Building 605 and 530 are formally inspected and a log sheet filled out. If no problems are identified, the log sheet is dated, a comment about no problems identified under remarks, and is signed by the inspector. When a problem(s) is identified, the item number will be logged, material in the item, location (inventory number) , and nature of problems such as leak or no label is entered under remarks section. The operator then corrects the problem immediately or contacts the Environmental Coordinator. The inspection sheets will be kept on file for three years. At the same time that the operator inspects the containers, he will observe the condition of the storage buildings to determine any physical problems. These observations will be recorded in the remarks column. Procedures related to actions taken after locating an environmental hazard, the location of completed copies of the checklist, and required information included in the inspection logs are further described below. a. Any deterioration or malfunction discovered during inspection is corrected such ',that no health or environmental hazard results. Any deterioration or malfunctions detected during inspection records are immediately corrected by the Sharpe staff member if possible and the Environmental Program Manager is notified'. b. Inspection checklist and schedule location at the facility. The written inspection checklist completed by the Sharpe operator is maintained by the Environmental Program Manager. Records are maintained for three years. c. Records of inspection including the following items are maintained for three years: Six specific items must be recorded following each inspection and filed at the site for three years; (1) Date of inspection, (2) Time of inspection, (3) Name of inspector, (4) Observations made, (5) Date of any repairs or remedies, and (6) Nature of any repairs or remedies. Each of these items are included in the Sharpe checklist and completed during weekly inspections. VIII-21