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Construction &Demolition/Inert Debris Facility Report Tracy Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, California 95377 proper management as opposed to potential illegal dumping, misuse at the home, or later attempts to pass the HHW through the system undetected. HHW is stored for less than 90 days. The HHW from the load-checking program will be stored within a HHW storage locker at the MRF/TS building. The HHW storage containers and the HHW storage area will conform to the requirements of 22 CCR 66265.170, and HHW will be transported by the operator or a licensed vendor to a permitted facility for proper handling and/or disposal. Solid Waste Removal [14 CCR 17410.1] Any residual solid wastes remaining from sorting are containerized for transport to a permitted landfill within 48 hours of filling up the debris box or transfer trailer, at a minimum of once every 7 days. Any putrescible waste will be removed within 48 hours of receipt. There will be debris boxes on site for residual material and/or at least one transfer trailer. One debris box will be located next to the Inert Debris Processing Area and 2 debris boxes will be located adjacent to the C&D Processing Area. Transfer trailers will replace debris boxes as the tonnages increase. The type of residual is non-putrescible and will not present a vector attraction or odor problem. Supervision and Personnel [14 CCR 17410.2] An onsite supervisor will be present daily to provide adequate supervision and sufficient qualified personnel to assure operations are proper and in compliance with all applicable laws, regulations permit conditions or other requirements. Training [14 CCR 17410.3] Employees are trained by staff that is skilled in: (1) various aspects of the work and (2) the proper use of facility equipment for which they may be responsible. Potential hazards and safety features are stressed. No employee is permitted to operate equipment until the employee has demonstrated proficiency in its use. Employees are trained in proper load checking techniques, including the screening and recognition of hazardous materials, including, but not limited to lead-based painted wood, asbestos containing material and CCA treated wood. Additional training is provided surrounding environmental controls utilized at facility, employee and public safety, fire safety, and emergency procedures to be followed. Annual review and refresher training ensures continued safe operations of the facility and compliance with regulations. Weekly "tailgate" safety meetings are held to reinforce training and gain employee feedback on potential hazards. 23 170.18 CDI FacReport 02121313