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L' C .. a 1) Containers of hazardous materials are empty when all possible waste has been removed by pouring, pumping, draining, scraping, chipping or aspirating (i.e. nothing pours out when inverted). 2) Empty hazardous material containers larger than 5 gallons and less than 110 gallons must be labeled with specific items: i) "Empty" ii) The date it was emptied. 3) Empty containers must be returned to the vendor, recycled or disposed at an appropriate solid waste facility. Used Oil Filters and Fuel Filters 1) In California, used oil and fuel filters are not considered hazardous waste but they cannot be disposed of in the dumpster. Store Managers must ensure that: 2) Containers are labeled "Drained used Oil and Gasoline Filters" 3) Containers are marked with the start accumulation date. 4) Containers are kept closed except when filters are being added 5) Used oil and gasoline filters are not stored on site for more than 1 -year past the initial date of accumulation. Accumulation 1) In California, allowable storage times for hazardous waste vary depending on the stores monthly generation rate of hazardous waste. For stores generating more than 1,000 kg (2,200 lbs) of hazardous waste per month, Store Managers must: i) Ensure that waste is removed within 1 -year of the initial date of accumulation or within 90 -days of the time the container is full (whichever occurs first). ii) Most BSRO stores in California generate more than 1,000 kg (2,200 lbs) of Hazardous Waste per month. For stores Facilities generating less than 1,000 kg (2,200 lbs) of hazardous waste per month, Store Manages must: 1) Ensure that hazardous waste is removed within 180 days (270 days if the offsite treatment, disposal, or storage facility is more than 200 miles away). Recordkeeping • The Store Manager is responsible for managing the stores disposal records for the past three years. Records must be readily available in the event a State Regulator visits the store. Service and Sales Managers should be instructed on how to file and retrieve environmental records in case the Store Manager isn't present for a no -notice inspection. • Disposal documents the Store Manager is responsible for maintaining include: 1) Used oil ' 2) Used brake fluid E; 3) Non -empty aerosol cans 4) Used antifreeze 5) Waste absorbent 6) Drained Used Oil and Gasoline Filters 7) Used batteriesA 8) Fluorescent light bulbs 9) Scrap tires 10) Oil water separator cleanouts 11) Used oily water California Environmental Rec uirements Date Created Date Revised Issuing Department Author 05/18/15 07/29/2015 Environmental ESJ/DJH # of Pages: 9 5-1 P a g e Updated 8/3/2015. Do not duplicate or distribute without authorization. © Property of Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC.