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Step 1 — Quantify All Hazardous Wastes Identify the total amount of all hazardous waste generated by your operations in the reporting year. Do this by reviewing hazardous waste manifest records, operational records from on-site hazardous waste treatment, recycling records, and disposal records. (You may have already done this to determine if you must comply with SB 14 (see Chapter 2.) Use this information to develop a list similar to that shown in Example 5-1. When developing this list, be sure to: 1. Include hazardous wastes that fall under Category A. The quantity that you list should be the quantity prior to on-site treatment. If your treatment unit processes hazardous waste from more than one source, list each hazardous waste source separately, as shown in Example 5-1. 2. Include all hazardous wastes, liquid and solid, that fall under Category B. These must include wastes that are shipped off site for treatment, recycling or disposal, as well as hazardous wastes that are treated, recycled, and/or disposed on site. C.. 3. Exclude those hazardous wastes that are not generated routinely and those that s are excluded or exempt from SB 14 (See Chapter 2). F_ Ln 4. Exclude hazardous waste residuals (i.e., filtercake, sludge) that are generated L_ from the on-site treatment of Category A wastes. ad M. 5. Exclude nonhazardous waste streams that are processed on site in a wastewater streatment unit, but be sure to include resultant residuals if they are hazardous. V 6. Convert all waste streams to the same weight units (i.e., pounds or kilograms). 7. List Category A wastes and Category B wastes separately,and sum each category of waste stream as shown in Example 5-1. SPfi: If your operations produce extremely hazardous Tip wastes (Category C), calculate major waste streams for extremely hazardous wastes on a separate table. 34