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Hazardous Material Storage

  • 1) Is Hazardous & Non-Hazardous waste list present in area?

  • 2) Are Hazardous & Non-Hazardous waste tags present for use when required?

  • 3) Are all waste bins labeled with appropriate waste types as per Hazardous or Non-Hazardous lists?

  • 4) Are all wet waste barrels on the spill trays?

  • 5) Is all waste on site stored for less than 90 days?

  • Waste on site >90 days Arrange for removal by Safety Kleen.

PPE

  • 1) Is there appropriate PPE available in the area for use when required? (Rubber gloves, goggles, face shield, etc.)

  • 2) Is all PPE clean and in good condition.

Emergency Preparedness

  • 1) Is a spill kit available to clean up material spills in the waste storage area?

  • 2) Is Spill Kit adequately stocked with enough material to contain a spill?

A1151 Waste Barrels

  • 1) Is the waste bin in use on Wet Dust Collector properly labeled with waste type?

  • Add label to waste bin as follows: "Ablation Process Waste Water".

  • 2) Is the waste bin in use on Dry Dust Collector properly labeled?

  • Add label to waste bin as follows: "Ablation Process Dust".

  • 2) Is there area clean and free of any abnormal spills?

A1152 Waste Barrels

  • 1) Is the waste bin in use on Wet Dust Collector properly labeled with waste type?

  • Add label to waste bin as follows: "Ablation Process Waste Water".

  • 2) Is the waste bin in use on Dry Dust Collector properly labeled?

  • Add label to waste bin as follows: "Ablation Process Dust".

  • 2) Is there area clean and free of any abnormal spills?

Administration

  • Are there any outstanding movement documents?

  • Copy 6 (six) outstanding from:

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