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George Industries Environmental Training. Hazardous Waste Management Storm Water Pollution Prevention Air Pollution Control with Risk Management requirements Water treatment for discharge to the POTW(publically owned treatment works) Waste management- Non Hazardous.
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George Industries Environmental Training • Hazardous Waste Management • Storm Water Pollution Prevention • Air Pollution Control with Risk Management requirements • Water treatment for discharge to the POTW(publically owned treatment works) • Waste management- Non Hazardous
Hazardous Waste Management • What is a Hazardous Waste? • George Industries Hazardous Waste • Tanks and Containers • Emergency Response • Shutdown Procedures • Documentation
What is a Hazardous Waste? • Meets Federal and State Definitions • Not Excluded (Example: Scrap Metal) • Listed • Ignitable • Corrosive • Reactive • Toxic
George Industries Hazardous Waste • Acetone • Rags with Ink • Waste Acids with 10% acid or more • Nickel Seal • Deox • Black Dye • Debris from Tank Maintenance continued…
George Industries Hazardous Waste continued… • Paint Related Waste • Used Oil • Used Oil Filters (special shipping) • Used Acid Filters • Light Bulbs (Universal) • Batteries (Universal) • E-Waste (Universal)
Tanks and Containers • Satellite Drums • 90 Day Storage • Tanks (Waste Nickel Seal)
Satellite/ Workplace Accumulation Drums • Only One Drum per Process • One responsible person per drum • Acetone, Stripper Sludge, Used oil, Ink Rags and APU Filters. • Marked with Contents • Start Date (One Year Maximum incl. Ship date) • Always Closed (except when filling) • Includes funnels • Notify Lab When Full or Past Due. (within 30 days of due date)
90 Day Drum Storage • Located behind Propane Tank • DOT Packaging (Tim Brookman, Eric ) • Labeling and Marking • Closed Containers • Dated (Not changed) (shipped within the 90 day limit) • Weekly Inspections • Aisle Space
Tanks (Waste Nickel Seal) • Containment • Overfill Protection • Weekly Inspections for Leaks • Label and Marking • Date of Accumulation • 90 day Accumulation limit
Emergency Response • Evacuate Immediate Area if Necessary • Locations of Spill Equipment • Maintenance of Spill Equipment • Communication Systems (report all spills) • Supervisors Report to Emergency Response Coordinators ( Eric Herrera, Tim Brookman, Alvaro Acosta) • Coordinators review Contingency Plan and attend 8 hour “First Responder” training
Shutdown Procedures • Clarifier waste treatment • For Power Loss etc. • Water shut off • Caustic shut off • Influent flow controls
Documentation • Inspections • Manifests and Manifest Procedures • Notifications and Spill Reports • Spill Log • Containment pump-outs • Non-storm water discharges
Storm Water Pollution Prevention • Purpose • Reduce ocean contamination • Comply with the law • Best Management Practices • Review the BMP handout
Storm Water Pollution PreventionBest Management Practices (BMPs) • Trash Area Checked Every Shift and Full Bins Dumped in Roll-off • Cover Bins Before Rain • Store and Use Chemicals Only Under Roof and in Spill Containment • Transport only Closed Containers • Inspect and Test Stored Rain Water Before Discharge to Ditch (document) • Spill Cleanup only by Authorized Personnel • Drip Pans Under All Bulk Transfer Connections • Vehicle Service Indoors Only • Portable Wash Container for Vehicles