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Transfer/Processing Report <br /> Tracy Material Recovery& Transfer Facility <br /> 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, California 95377 <br /> these pick lines would be managed through the load checking program, and stored <br /> on-site in the appropriate medical waste storage containers, located in several areas <br /> of the MRF line and building, at the C&D Processing Area or the HHW storage area. <br /> Nuisance Control <br /> Identification and correction of potential nuisance conditions will be in accordance <br /> with mitigation monitoring and reporting plan that will result from the adoption of the <br /> CEQA document and the approval of the modification to the Special Use Permit. <br /> Maintenance Program <br /> The Facility will be maintained in a state of good repair. The operator will implement <br /> a preventative maintenance program to monitor and promptly repair or correct <br /> deteriorated or defective conditions. <br /> A preventive maintenance program will be followed to provide for the timely <br /> identification and correction of equipment and facility problems. The preventive <br /> maintenance program includes routine cleaning of refuse and litter from the facility. <br /> Facility personnel identify areas of the site in need of cleaning or repair while <br /> conducting routine site inspections. <br /> Facility equipment is maintained under a program that focuses on identifying and <br /> correcting equipment problems before breakage or failure occurs. This program <br /> allows equipment maintenance to be scheduled for weekends or after hours to avoid <br /> disruptions to the transfer operations. The inspection, maintenance and repair <br /> program will be in accordance with the equipment manufacturers' <br /> recommendations. Repair parts will also be stocked in the adjacent truck <br /> maintenance facility as needed. <br /> Personnel Health and Safety <br /> The Injury, Illness, and Prevention Program (IIPP) are available for review by local <br /> and state inspectors during normal business hours. A copy of the Injury, Illness, and <br /> Prevention Program will be made available for review by the LEA in the <br /> administrative offices of the facility. <br /> Risks to the public will be mitigated by the operator having an operations plan in <br /> place with adequate training of site personnel. Risks are further minimized or <br /> obviated by compliance with solid waste facility permit conditions, CUP project <br /> conditions, permit conditions and regulations of other responsible agencies. The <br /> operator employs a Safety Manager that conducts regular training and auditing of <br /> the safety program to assure compliance with applicable regulations and a safe <br /> work environment. <br /> 31 <br />