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Joel Ballou

This document provides an overview of dangerous waste management and awareness training goals. It discusses regulations around waste labeling, drummed waste, satellite accumulation, and universal waste. Key points covered include definitions of solid and hazardous waste, waste characterization codes, examples of characterized wastes, labeling requirements, storage time limits, inspection procedures, and universal waste regulations. The review section restates some of the main requirements around drummed waste labeling and definition of solid waste.

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Dangerous Waste Management Awareness
Training Goals Waste Labeling for different categories of waste Drummed waste regulations Universal waste regulations Satellite accumulation regulations
Definition of Solid waste Abandoned/Destined for Disposal Inherently Waste like Recycled Haz Waste Exclusions Sewer/NPDES Discharge 40 CFR 261.2 (a)(1) a solid waste is any discarded material that is not excluded by variance granted under 則則 260.30 and 260.31
Waste Characterization EPA Listed Codes K/F Codes U/P Codes EPA Characteristic Waste D Codes WADOE W Codes
Examples of Waste Characterization Jet Fuel Treater Clay: WADOE Criteria Waste (WT02) Refinery Heat Exchanger Sludge: Listed Waste (K050) Spent Reformer Catalyst: Characteristic Waste (D001, D018)
Waste Labeling Drums containing Dangerous Waste Accumulated Start Date Date waste was first 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
Drummed Waste New open-head drums from receiving Avoid mixing Haz/Non-haz Label drums as soon as waste is places into drum Contact environmental department for proper labels
Drummed Waste Leave minimum of 6 outage in the drum Drums with general refuse must be marked Lid gasket is intact Secure drum lid with tightened ring Transport drums to the haz waste pad
Dangerous Waste Storage 90 Day Maximum Proper labeling Aisles at least 30 apart
Dangerous Waste Storage Secondary containment Container/Waste Compatibility Weekly inspections
Satellite Accumulations Accumulation of Dangerous Waste <55 gal per Waste Stream-No Date on Label At the Point of Generation-Operator Control Inspection and Containment consideration
Satellite Accumulation Wastes 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)
Inspecting Hazardous Waste Drums Will the drum leak if it tips over? Fresh pair of eyes The inspector is looking at every waste storage container with new eyes
Universal Waste Fluorescent Lamps Batteries Monitors Thermostats No broken Lamps
Universal Waste Can be stored for up to one year Must be properly packaged and labeled
Review Drummed Waste Leave 6 of outage Drums with general refuse must be marked Label Orientation Place on upper 1/3 of drum DOT Hazard identification label placed next to Dangerous Waste Label Definition of Solid waste a solid waste is any discarded material that is not excluded by variance granted under 則則 260.30 and 260.31

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Trial 3 dangerous waste management awareness slides 1

  • 2. Training Goals Waste Labeling for different categories of waste Drummed waste regulations Universal waste regulations Satellite accumulation regulations
  • 3. Definition of Solid waste Abandoned/Destined for Disposal Inherently Waste like Recycled Haz Waste Exclusions Sewer/NPDES Discharge 40 CFR 261.2 (a)(1) a solid waste is any discarded material that is not excluded by variance granted under 則則 260.30 and 260.31
  • 4. Waste Characterization EPA Listed Codes K/F Codes U/P Codes EPA Characteristic Waste D Codes WADOE W Codes
  • 5. Examples of Waste Characterization Jet Fuel Treater Clay: WADOE Criteria Waste (WT02) Refinery Heat Exchanger Sludge: Listed Waste (K050) Spent Reformer Catalyst: Characteristic Waste (D001, D018)
  • 6. Waste Labeling Drums containing Dangerous Waste Accumulated Start Date Date waste was first into the drum Contents Brief description of waste origin Crude Oil Tank Bottom Sludge API Separator Sludge
  • 7. Waste Labeling Label Orientation Place on upper 1/3 of drum DOT Hazard identification label placed next to Dangerous Waste Label
  • 8. Drummed Waste New open-head drums from receiving Avoid mixing Haz/Non-haz Label drums as soon as waste is places into drum Contact environmental department for proper labels
  • 9. Drummed Waste Leave minimum of 6 outage in the drum Drums with general refuse must be marked Lid gasket is intact Secure drum lid with tightened ring Transport drums to the haz waste pad
  • 10. Dangerous Waste Storage 90 Day Maximum Proper labeling Aisles at least 30 apart
  • 11. Dangerous Waste Storage Secondary containment Container/Waste Compatibility Weekly inspections
  • 12. Satellite Accumulations Accumulation of Dangerous Waste <55 gal per Waste Stream-No Date on Label At the Point of Generation-Operator Control Inspection and Containment consideration
  • 13. Satellite Accumulation Wastes 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)
  • 14. Inspecting Hazardous Waste Drums Will the drum leak if it tips over? Fresh pair of eyes The inspector is looking at every waste storage container with new eyes
  • 15. Universal Waste Fluorescent Lamps Batteries Monitors Thermostats No broken Lamps
  • 16. Universal Waste Can be stored for up to one year Must be properly packaged and labeled
  • 17. Review Drummed Waste Leave 6 of outage Drums with general refuse must be marked Label Orientation Place on upper 1/3 of drum DOT Hazard identification label placed next to Dangerous Waste Label Definition of Solid waste a solid waste is any discarded material that is not excluded by variance granted under 則則 260.30 and 260.31