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The following is an itemized list of hazardous waste violations that have not been addressed for ULLOAS TOW &AUTO REPAIR as of January 21, 2021. Open violations from January 16, 2020 inspection Violation#106-Failed to train employees on waste handling and emergency procedures. OBSERVATION: Based on the following violations observed at the time of inspection,the facility employees are not trained on proper hazardous waste (HW)handling or the training provided has been inadequate: -The following releases of hazardous wastes were observed on-site: 1. Three 55-gallon blue steel drums storing used oil were observed with standing used oil on top of the drum lids (see photos IMG 0527, 0530-4, 0536). 2.A 55-gallon white poly drum storing used antifreeze was observed with standing used antifreeze on top of the drum lid (IMG 0528) 3. Two used paper oil filters were found inside an open yellow funnel on top of the used antifreeze poly drum (IMG 0528-9). 4.A used paper oil filter was found inside an open yellow funnel on top of one of the used oil steel drums(IMG 0534, 0536). 5. The secondary containment for the three steel drums of used oil and the one poly drum of used antifreeze contained what appeared to standing used oil, and at least two used paper oil filters(IMG 0535, 0537). 6. Wet oily spillage/staining was observed on a counter containing various tools and container of gear oil and transfer case fluid and next to the used oil and used antifreeze storage area(IMG 0545). 7. Metal brake lathe shavings were found on a counter next to the facility's brake lathe(IMG 0546-7). 8. Used absorbent was observed on the ground near the middle of the facility(IMG 0548). 9. Oil spills were observed on the ground throughout the facility(IMG 0549-52). 10. Rainbow-colored sheen was observed on the ground next to vehicle engines and customer vehicles in front of the facility(IMG 0557-62). 11. Used absorbent was observed on the ground around the vehicle engines in front of the business(IMG 0560). 12.A sheen was also observed in the street gutter in front of the facility,which appeared to be carried from the facility property to the street by the recent rain water(IMG 0563-66). -The following open hazardous waste storage containers were observed on-site: 1. Two 55-gallon blue steel drums storing used oil, located on the east side of the facility,which did not have their bung holes closed (see photos IMG 0527, 0530-2). 2.A 55-gallon white poly drum storing used antifreeze, located on the east side of the facility,which did not its bung hole closed (IMG 0528). 3. Two used paper oil filters were found inside an open yellow funnel on top of the used antifreeze poly drum (IMG 0528-9). 4.A used paper oil filter was found inside an open yellow funnel on top of one of the used oil steel drums(IMG 0534, 0536). 5.A 55-gallon black steel drum storing paper and metal oil filters, labeled as Drained Used Oil Filters And Fuel Filters, located on the east side of the facility(IMG 0538-41). 6.A white 5-gallon bucket storing used oil, located on the west side of the facility(IMG 0552-3). 7.A red oil caddy was observed with its open funnel containing used oil, located on the west side of the facility(IMG 0554-5). 8.A white 5-gallon bucket storing used absorbent, located on the south side of the facility(IMG 0556). -The following hazardous waste containers were observed on-site with incomplete labeling: 1. Three 55-gallon blue steel drums storing used oil (see photos IMG 0527, 0530-1, 0534). 2.A 55-gallon white poly drum storing used antifreeze(IMG 0528). 3. Two used paper oil filters were found inside an open yellow funnel on top of the used antifreeze poly drum (IMG 0528-9). 4.A used paper oil filter was found inside an open yellow funnel on top of one of the used oil steel drums(IMG 0534, 0536). 5.A 55-gallon black steel drum storing paper and metal oil filters, labeled as Drained Used Oil Filters And Fuel Filters(IMG 0538-41). 6.A white 5-gallon bucket storing used oil (IMG 0552-3). 7.A red oil caddy was observed with its open funnel containing used oil (IMG 0554-5). 8.A white 5-gallon bucket storing used absorbent(IMG 0556). Page 3 of 11