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Alaniz, John From: Arcee San Pablo <arcee@aic-coatings.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2020 2:01 PM To: Alaniz, John Cc: 'Steve Hockett' Subject: RE: Automatic reply: Update Hi John, The dust/powder nuisance is the waste powder.That is the powder that is baked.The Department consist of 95% Cardinal coating this coating does not require rags or acetone. I will send you an SDS of the most commonly used powder if you still need it. Paint Filters and Rags both contain liquid paint and Acetone. Same waste stream on both.The rags are used while cleaning the guns and the filter catches what is sprayed.These materials are the ones that came in high in Zinc and Cadmium. Since these levels have passed the TTLC threshold will the results from the STLC/TCLP even matter? The ash from the burn off oven is used for the Line Department. Which consist of the Cardinal powder. Note* the liquid paints that need to be stripped is done in the Chemical stripper which is already being handled as hazardous and shipped as stripper waste/sludge. Violation 113: No consolidated manifest. I wrote the following for the report: Used oil that is generated from the compressor area is taken to San Joaquin County Business Hazardous Waste. Copies of hazardous waste disposal records for the last three years were not found on site. You said that you were going to double check to see if you could locate any more records. If not,that is fine, I just need a statement and I will close the violation. I did check and did not find any other records. Since then, we have contracted a different company to handle maintenance on our compressors and they are responsible for disposing all waste generate during service checks. We no longer have used oil in our facility. Violation 605: Failed to label hazardous waste containers. The following violation was written: In the paint area, one 275 gallon container that had powder waste and two 16 gallon drums containing nylon waste were observed without hazardous waste labels. During our discussion you mentioned that the waste was not hazardous but that it had to be disposed of as hazardous so it could be gotten rid of. While I understand what you are saying, since the facility handles the waste as hazardous, it needs to be labeled as such. You are absolutely correct. We were using those 16 gallon drums as a satellite until we can place it into the 275 gallon tri-wall bin. We are now moving the Nylon directly into the 275 Gallon bin. We no longer hold waste Nylon is the 16 Gallon containers. Hope this clears everything up. But, please let me know if you need further clarification. Thanks, Arcee 1