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Dollar General #14661, 1940 McHenry Ave. Escalon, CA Record ID PR0540012 08/14/2019 CUPA – Haz. Waste PHOTO # 10 Elianna Florido, REHS Page 10 of 22 Based on the types of violations observed, the facility employees are not tr ained on proper hazardous waste (HW) handling or the training provided has been inadequate. 1. The following waste items were found bagged and inside a HW tote labeled as Toxic HW (IMG 8287-8293, 8300-4): - A Clairol Frost & Tip hair coloring kit, which the hand held scanner stated should be placed in the Toxic HW tote. However, the hair coloring kit package listed highlighting powder, developing creme, and CC Colorseal Conditioner, each of which is made up of a different list of ingredients. Only the container of developing creme was found inside the kit. According to the package label, the highlighting powder contains sodium metasil icate, which according to the DG HW guidance poster should be placed in the Alkaline HW tote. The developing creme contains h ydrogen peroxide, which according to the DG HW guidance poster should be placed in the Oxidizer HW tote. The CC Colorseal Conditioner contain alcohols, fragrance, and oil, which according to the DG HW guidance poster should be placed in the Flammable HW tote. David placed the developing creme into the Oxidizer HW tote at the time of inspection. - A nearly empty and leaky container of Cranberry Premium (liquid) Hand Soap, without any spill clean -up material to account for the missing liquid. David Barajas, Store Manager, did not know what happened to the liquid that was once in the container. According to David, when a product is used by employees to clean the facility or "store-used," an employee will mark the item with a code that is generated once the item is taken out of the store's inventory. The Cranberry hand soap was not marked with such a code, while a nearly empty container of Aloe Cream Soap was mar ked with a "store-use" code. - A nearly empty container of Palmolive Ultra Dish Liquid soap, without any spill clean-up material to account for the missing liquid. The container was not marked with a "store-use" code. David did not know what happened to the liquid that was once in the container.