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:7 <br />1. Federal OSHA Standards apply in California <br />1. A large quantity medical waste generator required to register pursuant to this <br />chapter shall maintain for a minimum of two years individual treatment <br />records and the tracking document for all untreated medical waste shipped <br />offsite for treatment. The generator shall report or submit to the enforcement <br />agency, upon request, all of the following: <br />4 <br />2. Treatment operating records. Operating records shall be maintained in written <br />or electronic form. <br />3. An emergency action plan in accordance with regulations adopted by the <br />department. <br />4. Tracking documents or electronically archived tracking documents maintained <br />by the facility or medical waste hauler of all untreated medical wastes shipped <br />offsite for treatment. <br />5. Documentation shall be made available to the enforcement agency onsite as <br />soon as feasible, but no more than two business days following the request. <br />6. California HSC Section 117976(x) limits the allowable amount of medical <br />waste to be transported via MOT to 35.2 pounds. <br />M. The information provided in the document above is complete cVd accurate <br />jAtt�j nm-�— <br />IV. RESPONSIBILITIES 1d Dy <br />A. All Staff who generate, handle, or manage regulated medical waste: <br />1. Comply with all requirements of this program and training. <br />2. Comply with Exposure Control Plan specifically universal precautions and <br />personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements. <br />1. Ensure that adequate resources are available to successfully <br />perform and comply with this program. <br />2. Ensure staff have received appropriate training and have performed <br />tasks in compliance with this program. <br />American Red Cross Biomedical Services Safety Page 6 of 17 <br />Regulated Medical Waste Program Program # 023 <br />