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Please see our response to the Corrective Action statement attached. <br /> Violation #107— Failure to submit and maintain complete and current financial responsibility <br /> documents. <br /> Response:These documents have been uploaded into CERS. (Please see the accompanying <br /> document) <br /> Violation #109— Failure to submit "Designated Underground Storage Tank Operator <br /> Identification form". <br /> Response: Obtained a list of our current DO's from Tankology for the Stockton DC and <br /> uploaded the document into CERS. (Please see the accompanying document) <br /> Violation #122— Failure to implement corrections and submit written response within 30 days <br /> of receiving report. <br /> Response: All responses from last years inspection were submitted within the required time <br /> frame with the exception of one response. This response was approved by the SJC <br /> Environmental Health resource Paul Ngo whom we were working with, and had agreed with the <br /> timing of this response last year. Per Vicky Vang-Lee, this NOV will be dropped. <br /> Violation #203— Failure to maintain monitoring records for 36 months and maintenance <br /> records for 60 months. <br /> Response: We have company-wide policies in place that require all documents are retained for <br /> 5 years, however, due to COVID and increased team member turnover, some records may have <br /> been moved or lost with team members who left the company. To reestablish these records, <br /> we worked with our vendors (both past and current) to locate and obtain as many of these <br /> records as possible. Many of these records were previously sent to SJC Environmental in <br /> response to previous requests. <br /> To help protect the retention of these records and ensure their availability in the future, we are <br /> confirming all required documentation is organized in centralized files and a-files for easy <br /> accessibility to accommodate records requests as they are received. We are also reinforcing <br /> our existing policies by providing our associates more training refreshers and confirming all <br /> impacted associates and distribution center leadership understand the records retention <br /> requirements. <br /> Violation #207— Failure to maintain designated operator inspection reports and all <br /> attachments on site for 36 months. <br /> Response: We have company-wide policies in place that require all documents are retained for <br /> 5 years, however, due to COVID and increased team member turnover, some records may have <br /> been moved or lost with team members who left the company. To reestablish these records, <br /> we worked with our vendors (both past and current) to locate and obtain as many of these <br /> records as possible. Many of these records were previously sent to SJC Environmental in <br /> response to previous requests. <br />