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Hazardous Waste Accumulation Area Weekly Inspection

Inspection Information

  • Container being inspected (number/contents/location):

  • Date and time:

  • Inspection done by:

  • Are containers properly and clearly labeled<br>and dated?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Are flammable wastes properly stored and<br>grounded/bonded?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Are containers tightly closed?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Are wastes stored in compatible containers?

  • Corrective action

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  • Is there evidence of container deterioration?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Are spaces between containers clear of debris?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Are there any signs of leaks or spills?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Is spill response equipment adequate and accessible?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Does each container have adequate secondary containment for its volume?

  • Corrective Action

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  • If required, is an eyewash station accessible and ready for use?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Are “Hazardous Waste” signs in place and clearly visible?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Are “No Smoking” signs and a fire extinguisher in place and clearly visible?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Are all waste containers stored inside the waste storage area?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Is the total volume of wastes stored below the facility’s generator status?

  • Corrective Action

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  • Is communication or warning device information posted and properly working?

  • Corrective Actions

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