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Pep Boys#562 <br /> Introduction <br /> In the servicing of vehicles, Pep Boys collects used (waste) oil and used (waste) coolant. Used oil <br /> and used coolant are hazardous substances under California law. Used oil is temporarily stored in <br /> the Waste Oil Tank, and used coolant is temporarily stored in the Waste Coolant Tank. Oily waste <br /> water from washing and rinsing parts is stored in the Waste Water Tank.The hazardous waste <br /> tank system that is the subject of this certification report comprises these three tanks. <br /> Pep Boys employees drive customers'vehicles into one of the service bays and where they are <br /> raised on lifts. Waste oil and waste coolant are drained from the vehicles into wheeled collection <br /> units called caddies. When full, waste oil caddies are brought to the Waste Oil Tank. A double <br /> diaphragm pump is used to transfer the contents of these caddies into the tank. Waste coolant is <br /> handled in a very similar way.The only difference is that the waste coolant caddies have on- <br /> board pumps that are used to transfer the coolant. Oily waste water is collected in small <br /> containers and hand carried to the Waste Water Tank. When the tanks are full,their contents are <br /> pumped into tanks on licensed waste transporters'trucks by the trucks' on-board pumps. <br /> Temporary hoses are used for all fluid transfers. <br /> Figures 1 and 2 are a site location map and an aerial photograph of the site, and Figure 3 shows <br /> tank locations. Figures 4-7 are schematic and manufacturer's drawings of system tanks.Tables I <br /> through V list information required by Section 665265.192 and 66265.193 of the California Code <br /> of Regulations (CCR).Additional information is provided in this introduction and the Assessment <br /> section which follows. <br /> Photos of the system are included in Appendix A, and seismic, hydraulic, concrete and soil <br /> calculations are in Appendix B. Appendix C contains equipment specifications, and Appendices D <br /> and E list qualifications of the engineer and inspector. <br /> On the following pages is an assessment of the hazardous waste tank system.This assessment <br /> was conducted in accordance with the requirements of CCR Sections 66265.192 and <br /> 66265.193. This assessment addresses only the requirements of these code sections for <br /> hazardous waste tank systems. It is not intended to cover compliance of the system, either in <br /> design or operation,with other laws and regulations.This assessment is valid for a period of five <br /> years as specified in Section 66265.192 (h). <br /> 3 <br />