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remove the material, then the customer is informed that FSL's management <br />will contract with a licensed hazardous waste hauler to remove and dispose <br />of the materials, and that the customer will be billed for the costs incurred. <br />The customer is given a choice to remove the prohibited waste at that time. <br />The incident is logged in the vehicle log and site incident log. <br />II. AFTER CUSTOMER LEAVES SITE <br />This situation may arise when prohibited waste is detected after a vehicle, <br />whose license plate number has been logged, has left the site and the load <br />is known to have been dropped by that vehicle. The facility staff member <br />who discovers the material first notifies the area foreman. <br />If the prohibited waste is containerized for transport, it is moved to a safe <br />® location by landfill employees or to a hazardous storage locker. The <br />container is marked with the date and time of discovery, load checker or <br />person who discovered materials, and license plate number of the <br />responsible party if known. The incident is documented in the vehicle log <br />and site special occurrence log. <br />Depending on the cost associated with handling the prohibited material, the <br />customer may be contacted by telephone by the site foreman and informed <br />that the customer is responsible for proper disposal of prohibited waste and <br />that the customer may return to the site within 48 hours and remove such <br />waste from the site. If the prohibited material can be accepted at another <br />County facility such as the North County Recycling Center or the HHW <br />facility, the customer will be informed of these options. Otherwise, the <br />customer is referred to EHD for proper disposal of the prohibited waste <br />Foothill Sanitary Landfill San Joaquin County <br />HWEP July 2010 6 Public Works Department <br />Solid Waste Division <br />