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Hazardous Waste Documentation, Continued Hazardous When a StrongPak technician makes a pick-up at the store, the StrongPak Waste technician is required to leave certain documentation with the store. After Manifests each pick-up, the StrongPak technician will leave a Hazardous Waste and LDRs Manifest and an LDR form. The Manager -on -Duty, as well as the StrongPak technician, is required to sign the manifest and the LDR. Additional instructions for completing a manifest and what must be reviewed prior to signing it can be found in the EH&S Program Binder. NOTE: Do NOT let the StrongPak technician leave the store without getting a copy of these signed documents. If the wet photo lab is serviced by PSC, they must also leave a manifest after each visit. Another copy of the manifest should come to the store by mail. This copy should have 3 signatures on it (lines 15, 17, and 20). If the store does not receive a signed copy of the manifest in the mail within 35 days of pick up, the Store Manager must promptly call StrongPak at 770-409-1500 (or PSC at 866-617-1766). All copies of each manifest and each LDR must be kept in the EH&S Program Binder for at least three years. Hazardous Most retail stores in California are required to prepare and submit a HMBP to Materials the local regulatory agency. A HMBP provides detailed information on the Business Plan storage of hazardous materials at the store and includes important (HMBP) emergency preparedness information. 3E Company prepares and submits all required HMBPs on behalf of CVS/pharmacy stores in California. You must be familiar with the contents of your HMBP and ensure that changes in store operations or personnel (management) are communicated to 3E Company promptly. Copies of the HMBP must be kept available at the store at all times. © CVS/pharmacy Continued on next page 28 CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS INFORMATION CVS000010389