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appropriate hazardous waste container immediately, rather than left in the Damage Control Center boxes which are inspected only once a week. Please confirm if my understanding is correct. "immediately scanned out" is not a process that all DG associates are qualified to execute, as there are inventory management controls in place to ensure that products are appropriately removed from inventory. The process of scanning items out of inventory is executed by our Assistant & Store Managers only. If an associate recovers a damaged/expired product on the sales floor, they are to remove the product from the sales floor to prevent the sale of the item and place in the receiving room for their manager/assistant to review the product. The store manager/Assistant will review the product during the next damage to Zero event/shift and at that time make a waste determination and place the item in the appropriate hazardous waste bin. The damage station's primary function is for the Store manager and Assistant to efficiently manage products that have not yet been removed from inventory. Please let me know if you have additional questions or need further documentation and thank you again for your time to help us bring our store back into compliance. 11-11 I Ifni IT, Kristin Elliott Environmental Services Manager Dollar General Corporation 100 Mission Ridge Goodlettsville, TN 37072 Phone: 615-855-5365 Mobile: 629-203-1646 From: Florido, Elianna [EHD] <eflorido@sigov.org> Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2020 3:45 PM To: Kristin Elliott <kelliott@dollargeneral.com> Cc: Environmental Compliance<EnvCompliance@dollargeneral.com>; Eric Voyles <evoyles@dollareeneral.com> Subject: RE: HW Inspection Responses for San Joaquin Dollar General Locations Importance: High Hi Kristin, Thank you for your response and additional documentation. Below is my follow up response. 1. Based on Dollar General's SOP 15, SOP 31, and Environmental Compliance Training Program policies it is my understanding that expired over the counter medicines, including expired smoking cessation items, would be considered "potential safety hazardous items" (SOP 15) and should be "scanned out" and placed in the appropriate hazardous waste container immediately, rather than left in the Damage Control Center boxes which are inspected only once a week. Please confirm if my understanding is correct. 2. Dollar General #13632: all hazardous waste violations are now closed. 3. Dollar General #13592: The following issues were found on the attached manifest correction letter: The dates of service are incorrect for the highlighted manifests in the attached manifest correction letter. The date of service should be the date the generator signed the manifest (generator date). Please