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If the customer does not return to the site to'remove the prohibited waste, <br />then the customer is contacted again and informed that the County will have . <br />a licensed hazardous waste hauler remove and dispose the materials from <br />the site to a licensed facility with all disposal costs billed to the customer. <br />If the prohibited waste is a spill, or is not containerized such that it may be <br />transported, the area will be cordoned with traffic cones and unloading <br />operations diverted away from that area. The site foreman will contact the <br />customer and inform them about the situation. Since the prohibited waste <br />may not be transported except by a licensed hazardous waste hauler, the <br />customer will be informed and billed for disposal costs. The incident is <br />recorded in the load checker's log and the site incident log. <br />If the customer denies responsibility for the prohibited waste, then <br />procedures in step III (below) will be followed. Also, the site foreman will <br />report the incident to the Solid Waste Division for investigation and follow <br />up. <br />In this situation, the prohibited waste is removed from the site and disposed <br />at a hazardous waste facility by a licensed hazardous waste hauler. If the <br />prohibited waste is containerized, it is removed to an on-site hazardous <br />waste storage locker. If it is not containerized, the area is marked to <br />adequately offset operations until the material is removed, and procedures <br />listed. <br />IV. HANDLING IDENTIFIED HAZARDOUS WASTE <br />If prohibited wastes are safely containerized for on-site moving, then the site <br />foreman will direct workers to move these materials to a safe location on site <br />Foothill Sanitary Landfill San Joaquin County <br />HWEP July 2010 7 Public Works Department <br />Solid Waste Division <br />