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Joel Ballou

This document provides guidance on managing different types of wastes at an oil refinery in compliance with regulations. It discusses proper procedures for labeling, inspecting, storing, and disposing of solid wastes, hazardous wastes, and other materials. Key requirements outlined include only storing hazardous waste for 90 days, keeping inspection records for 5 years, and filing an annual waste report. The document also provides examples of waste types and how they should be designated and handled.

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Dangerous Waste Management Possible Penalties for Mishandling
So, is your stuff a Solid Waste? Solid Waste?Solid Waste? Abandoned/Destined for Disposal Inherently Waste Like 40 CFR 261.2 Definition of Solid Waste: (a)(1) A solid waste is any discarded material that is not excluded by variance granted under 則則 260.30 and 260.31. Recycled Haz Waste Exclusions Sewer/NPDES Discharge
E P A Listed Wastes K/F Codes U/P Codes EPA Characteristic Wastes D Codes WADOE Criteria Wastes W Codes Book Designation for unused chemicals Waste Characterization Jet Fuel Treater Clay: WADOE Criteria Waste (WT02) Refinery Heat Exchanger Sludge: Listed Waste (K050)Spent Reformer Catalyst: Characteristic Waste (D001,D018)
Drums containing Dangerous Waste Accumulation Start Date Date waste was first placed into the drum Contents Brief description of waste origin Crude Oil Tank Bottom Sludge API Separator Sludge Waste Labeling
Label Orientation Place on upper 1/3 of drum DOT Hazard Identification label placed next to Dangerous Waste label Waste Labeling
Drummed Waste New open-head drums from receiving Avoid mixing Haz/Non-haz Label drums as soon as waste is placed into drum Contact Env. Dept. for proper labels Leave minimum 6 outage in drum Drums with general refuse must be marked Make sure lid gasket is intact Secure drum lid with tightener ring Transport drums to the haz waste pad Do Not Overfill Drum 880 Pounds Maximum!
90 Day Maximum Proper Labeling Aisles at least 30 Containers Closed Secondary Containment Container/Waste Compatibility Weekly Inspections Dangerous Waste Storage
Satellite Accumulation What is Satellite Accumulation? Accumulation of Dangerous Waste <55 gal per Waste Stream-No Date on Label At the Point of Generation-Operator Control Inspection and Containment considerations Wastes with satellite accumulation at U.S. Oil Spent Aerosol Cans COD Analytical Waste/Mercury Tank #471 Strainer Debris Spent Paint/Thinner Batteries (Universal Waste) Oily Rags/Absorbent Pads (Non Haz) Do not place dissim ilar waste in these containers Must be moved into storage when full
Dangerous Waste Inspection 2004/2007/2010 Satellite Accumulation: COD Analytical Waste Mercury Waste Tank #471 Strainer Debris Spent Paint/Thinner Refinery Inspection - AM Records Inspection - PM Must Be Locked!!!
Satellite Drum Locks Tk-471 Strainer Combination 3002
Universal Waste Applies to Fluorescent Lamps, Batteries, Monitors & Thermostats Does not apply to broken lamps Allows accumulation up to 1 year Must be properly packaged and labeled Sent to Reclaimers
Non-Regulated Waste Solid waste that does not designate as a Dangerous Waste Examples: Oily Rags/Absorbent Pads Sulfur Debris Some Spent Sand Blast Proper Management Requires drum labeling No accumulation limits No free liquids Haz Waste + Non Haz = Hazardous!
Household Hazardous Waste Regulated by Tacoma Pierce County Health Dept.
Household Hazardous Waste Hidden Valley Transfer Station: 17925 Meridian Street East on South Hill, Puyallup Days Open: Tuesday and Thursday Hours: 8 AM to Noon and 1 PM to 5 PM Pierce County Disposal Options: Tacoma Haz Waste Collection Facility: 3510 South Mullen, Tacoma Days Open: seven days a week Hours: 8 AM to 6 PM You must show proof of county residency Household hazardous waste disposal is not available for businesses.
Hazardous Waste Manifest Names of Generator Transporter & Disposer Proper Shipping Names EPA Waste ID Numbers Manifest Number Emergency Phone/24 hour UN 3077, Hazardous Waste, Solid, N.O.S.(), 9, PGIII U.S. Oil & Refining Company
Hazardous Waste Manifest Hazardous Waste, Solid, N.O.S. UN 3077, 9, PGIII U.S. Oil & Refining Company Signed/Dated by Generator Signed/Dated by Transporter Signed/Dated/Checked by Disposal Facility when Waste Received Mailed to Generator 35 Day Limit: Search!
Hazardous Waste Disposal EPA Approved Treatment Capabilities Incineration Cement Kilns Regeneration Landfill Thermal Desorption Energy Recovery Waste Profiles
Empty Drums Empty Drum Management Remove all material from drum Secure lid or bung Place upside down in Empty Drum Receiving Area Affix completed Empty Drum Label 5-Gallon and smaller containers Empty; Leave lids off Dispose in general refuse container Other Waste Considerations:
Asphalt Roll-Off Bin Located in the B-area For asphalt debris only Environmental Dept. authorize disposal of similar material on a case-by-case basis Bulk Waste Keep lid closed unless filling Ensure integrity of liner is maintained Tighten door prior to filling Not for free liquid storage Report leaking containers immediately
Contaminated Soil Check with the Environmental Department first Heavily-contaminated generally is disposed of in the B-area asphalt roll-off bin Lightly-contaminated generally disposed of in containment cell
Scrap Metal Scrap Metal Only No Drums Chemical containers Aerosol cans Dangerous waste
Other Wastes...
Hazardous Waste or Hazardous Substance Spills Ground/Water Report to Ecology & Local Response Release to Air Also Notify Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Cleanup Responsibility Designate Waste Treat, Store, & Dispose as Appropriate Immediate Verbal Notification
Reporting & Recordkeeping Requirements Annual Report on Waste Quantities Turbowaste Exception Reports Manifest not returned in 45 days Retain Records for 5 Years: Returned Manifests Waste Designation Records Inspection Logs
Everything OK Here? #3
Everything OK Here? Possible Problems: Label on Yellow Drum? Positives: 1. Good containment system, capacity? 2. Drums in good shape 3. Inspections
Everything OK Here?
Everything OK Here? Possible Problems: Labels Containment? Compatibility? Positives: Picture is not from U.S. Oil!
Everything OK Here?
Everything OK Here? Possible Problems: Spills on Drums Labels Open Container Containment? Positives: Not my Garage!
Everything OK Here?
Everything OK Here? Possible Problems: Spills on Drums Obscured Labels Containment? Positives: 1. Inspections 2. ???
Questions?
Q-1: How long are we allowed to store Dangerous Waste? A-1: 90 Days Q-2: True or False? Rolloffs are suitable for liquid wastes. A-2: False Quiz!
Q-3: How much time is allowed to move a full drum from a satellite area to storage? A-3: 3 Days Q-4: How long must returned manifests be kept? A-4: 5 Years Quiz!
Q-5: How long can we accumulate Universal Waste? A-5: 1 Year Q-6: True or False? API Sludge is an example of a Listed Waste. A-6: True Quiz!
Q-7: How much aisle space is required between rows of drums? A-7: 30 Inches Quiz! Q-8: How many days after shipment must a generator start a search for the return manifest? A-8: 35 Days
Q-9: What is the DOT weight limit for a 55 gallon drum? A-9: 880 pounds Quiz! Q-10:True or False? All waste must be sampled and tested for characterization. A-10: False
Q-12: How often is the annual Dangerous Waste Report filed? A-12: Hmmm Annually? Quiz! Q-11:True or False? Steel drums are suitable for all refinery wastes. A-11: False

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Dangerous wasteawareness 6 trial 4

  • 3. So, is your stuff a Solid Waste? Solid Waste?Solid Waste? Abandoned/Destined for Disposal Inherently Waste Like 40 CFR 261.2 Definition of Solid Waste: (a)(1) A solid waste is any discarded material that is not excluded by variance granted under 則則 260.30 and 260.31. Recycled Haz Waste Exclusions Sewer/NPDES Discharge
  • 4. E P A Listed Wastes K/F Codes U/P Codes EPA Characteristic Wastes D Codes WADOE Criteria Wastes W Codes Book Designation for unused chemicals Waste Characterization Jet Fuel Treater Clay: WADOE Criteria Waste (WT02) Refinery Heat Exchanger Sludge: Listed Waste (K050)Spent Reformer Catalyst: Characteristic Waste (D001,D018)
  • 5. Drums containing Dangerous Waste Accumulation Start Date Date waste was first placed into the drum Contents Brief description of waste origin Crude Oil Tank Bottom Sludge API Separator Sludge Waste Labeling
  • 6. Label Orientation Place on upper 1/3 of drum DOT Hazard Identification label placed next to Dangerous Waste label Waste Labeling
  • 7. Drummed Waste New open-head drums from receiving Avoid mixing Haz/Non-haz Label drums as soon as waste is placed into drum Contact Env. Dept. for proper labels Leave minimum 6 outage in drum Drums with general refuse must be marked Make sure lid gasket is intact Secure drum lid with tightener ring Transport drums to the haz waste pad Do Not Overfill Drum 880 Pounds Maximum!
  • 8. 90 Day Maximum Proper Labeling Aisles at least 30 Containers Closed Secondary Containment Container/Waste Compatibility Weekly Inspections Dangerous Waste Storage
  • 9. Satellite Accumulation What is Satellite Accumulation? Accumulation of Dangerous Waste <55 gal per Waste Stream-No Date on Label At the Point of Generation-Operator Control Inspection and Containment considerations Wastes with satellite accumulation at U.S. Oil Spent Aerosol Cans COD Analytical Waste/Mercury Tank #471 Strainer Debris Spent Paint/Thinner Batteries (Universal Waste) Oily Rags/Absorbent Pads (Non Haz) Do not place dissim ilar waste in these containers Must be moved into storage when full
  • 10. Dangerous Waste Inspection 2004/2007/2010 Satellite Accumulation: COD Analytical Waste Mercury Waste Tank #471 Strainer Debris Spent Paint/Thinner Refinery Inspection - AM Records Inspection - PM Must Be Locked!!!
  • 11. Satellite Drum Locks Tk-471 Strainer Combination 3002
  • 12. Universal Waste Applies to Fluorescent Lamps, Batteries, Monitors & Thermostats Does not apply to broken lamps Allows accumulation up to 1 year Must be properly packaged and labeled Sent to Reclaimers
  • 13. Non-Regulated Waste Solid waste that does not designate as a Dangerous Waste Examples: Oily Rags/Absorbent Pads Sulfur Debris Some Spent Sand Blast Proper Management Requires drum labeling No accumulation limits No free liquids Haz Waste + Non Haz = Hazardous!
  • 14. Household Hazardous Waste Regulated by Tacoma Pierce County Health Dept.
  • 15. Household Hazardous Waste Hidden Valley Transfer Station: 17925 Meridian Street East on South Hill, Puyallup Days Open: Tuesday and Thursday Hours: 8 AM to Noon and 1 PM to 5 PM Pierce County Disposal Options: Tacoma Haz Waste Collection Facility: 3510 South Mullen, Tacoma Days Open: seven days a week Hours: 8 AM to 6 PM You must show proof of county residency Household hazardous waste disposal is not available for businesses.
  • 16. Hazardous Waste Manifest Names of Generator Transporter & Disposer Proper Shipping Names EPA Waste ID Numbers Manifest Number Emergency Phone/24 hour UN 3077, Hazardous Waste, Solid, N.O.S.(), 9, PGIII U.S. Oil & Refining Company
  • 17. Hazardous Waste Manifest Hazardous Waste, Solid, N.O.S. UN 3077, 9, PGIII U.S. Oil & Refining Company Signed/Dated by Generator Signed/Dated by Transporter Signed/Dated/Checked by Disposal Facility when Waste Received Mailed to Generator 35 Day Limit: Search!
  • 18. Hazardous Waste Disposal EPA Approved Treatment Capabilities Incineration Cement Kilns Regeneration Landfill Thermal Desorption Energy Recovery Waste Profiles
  • 19. Empty Drums Empty Drum Management Remove all material from drum Secure lid or bung Place upside down in Empty Drum Receiving Area Affix completed Empty Drum Label 5-Gallon and smaller containers Empty; Leave lids off Dispose in general refuse container Other Waste Considerations:
  • 20. Asphalt Roll-Off Bin Located in the B-area For asphalt debris only Environmental Dept. authorize disposal of similar material on a case-by-case basis Bulk Waste Keep lid closed unless filling Ensure integrity of liner is maintained Tighten door prior to filling Not for free liquid storage Report leaking containers immediately
  • 21. Contaminated Soil Check with the Environmental Department first Heavily-contaminated generally is disposed of in the B-area asphalt roll-off bin Lightly-contaminated generally disposed of in containment cell
  • 22. Scrap Metal Scrap Metal Only No Drums Chemical containers Aerosol cans Dangerous waste
  • 24. Hazardous Waste or Hazardous Substance Spills Ground/Water Report to Ecology & Local Response Release to Air Also Notify Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Cleanup Responsibility Designate Waste Treat, Store, & Dispose as Appropriate Immediate Verbal Notification
  • 25. Reporting & Recordkeeping Requirements Annual Report on Waste Quantities Turbowaste Exception Reports Manifest not returned in 45 days Retain Records for 5 Years: Returned Manifests Waste Designation Records Inspection Logs
  • 27. Everything OK Here? Possible Problems: Label on Yellow Drum? Positives: 1. Good containment system, capacity? 2. Drums in good shape 3. Inspections
  • 29. Everything OK Here? Possible Problems: Labels Containment? Compatibility? Positives: Picture is not from U.S. Oil!
  • 31. Everything OK Here? Possible Problems: Spills on Drums Labels Open Container Containment? Positives: Not my Garage!
  • 33. Everything OK Here? Possible Problems: Spills on Drums Obscured Labels Containment? Positives: 1. Inspections 2. ???
  • 35. Q-1: How long are we allowed to store Dangerous Waste? A-1: 90 Days Q-2: True or False? Rolloffs are suitable for liquid wastes. A-2: False Quiz!
  • 36. Q-3: How much time is allowed to move a full drum from a satellite area to storage? A-3: 3 Days Q-4: How long must returned manifests be kept? A-4: 5 Years Quiz!
  • 37. Q-5: How long can we accumulate Universal Waste? A-5: 1 Year Q-6: True or False? API Sludge is an example of a Listed Waste. A-6: True Quiz!
  • 38. Q-7: How much aisle space is required between rows of drums? A-7: 30 Inches Quiz! Q-8: How many days after shipment must a generator start a search for the return manifest? A-8: 35 Days
  • 39. Q-9: What is the DOT weight limit for a 55 gallon drum? A-9: 880 pounds Quiz! Q-10:True or False? All waste must be sampled and tested for characterization. A-10: False
  • 40. Q-12: How often is the annual Dangerous Waste Report filed? A-12: Hmmm Annually? Quiz! Q-11:True or False? Steel drums are suitable for all refinery wastes. A-11: False