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M Eiji . � CAL before the expiration date. (d) Generators shall submit within 30 days anupdated application form when any of the informa- tion specified in subdivisions (a) to (i), inclusive, of Section 117935 changes. 117943. A medical waste generator required to register pursuant to this chapter shall maintain indi- 117943 vidual treatment and trackingrecords, if applicable, for three ears, or for the period specified in the Recordkeeping by pp y p � registrants regulations, and shall report or submit to the enforcement agency, upon request, both of the following: (a) Treatment operating records. (b) An emergency action plan complying with regulations adopted by the department. 117945. Small quantity generators who are not required to register pursuant to this chapter shall 117945 maintain on file in their office all of following: Recordk t by those not required red to register (a) An information document stating how the generator contains, stores, treats, and disposes of any medical waste generated through any act or process of the generator. (b) Records of any medical waste transported offsite for treatment and disposal, including the quantity of waste transported, the date transported, and the name of the registered hazardous waste hauler or individual hauling the waste pursuant to Section 118030. The small quantity generator shall maintain these records for not more than two years. California Medical Waste Management Program —13— Information Copy—January 1998 117950. 117950 (a) Each large quantity generator, except as specified in subdivisions (b) and (c), shall register Registration requirement with the enforcement agency. Large quantity generators owning or operating a medical waste treatment facility shall also apply for a permit for that treatment facility pursuant to Chapter 7 (commencing with Section 118130). (b) Large quantity generators operating as a business in the same building, or that are associated with a group practice in the same building, may register as one generator. (c) Large quantity generators as specified in subdivision (a), operating in different buildings on the same or adjacent property, or as approved by the enforcement agency, may register as one generator. (d) "Adjacent," for purposes of subdivision (c), means real property within 400 yards from the property boundary of the primary registration site. 117955. Large quantity generators subject to Section 117950 shall register with the enforcement 117955 agency on or before April 1, 1991, if the generation of medical waste began prior to that date. In those Deadline for registration cases where the generation of medical waste begins after April 1, 1991, registration shall be completed pursuant to this chapter prior to commencement of the generation of medical waste. 117960. Any large quantity generator required to register with the enforcement agency pursuant to 117960 Section 117950 shall file with the enforcement agency a medical waste management plans on forms Filing of management plan; Contents prescribed by the enforcement agency containing, but not limited to, all of the following: (a) The name of the person. (b) The business address of the person. (c) The type of business. (d) The types, and the estimated average monthly quantity, of medical waste generated. C (e) The type of treatment used onsite, if applicable. For generators with onsite medical waste 3 T treatment facilities, including incinerators or steam sterilizers or other treatment facilities as de- termined by the enforcement agency, the treatment capacity of the onsite treatment facility. (f) The name and business address of the registered hazardous waste hauler used by the generator to have untreated medical waste removed for treatment, if applicable. (g) The name and business address of the registered hazardous waste hauler service provided by the building management to which the building tenants may subscribe or are required by the building management to subscribe, if applicable. (h) The name and business address of the offsite medical waste treatment facility to which the medical waste is being hauled, if applicable. (i) An emergency action plan complying with regulations adopted by the department. 0) A statement certifying that the information providedis complete and accurate. California Medical Waste Management Program —13— Information Copy—January 1998