Professional Documents
Culture Documents
• Drum Inventory
– Inventory sheets
• Trade name or major chemical
ingredient
• List liquids by volume
• List solids by weight
Packing
• Loose Pack
– Packed for short-term transport
– Aerosols packed without absorbents
– Nonleaking and tightly sealed containers
– Leaking and damaged containers - Placed
in a nonleaking container
Packing
• Consolidation
– Oil-Based Paint for Energy Recovery
• Flammable liquid label
• Hazardous waste sticker
• Grounding
• Secure to structure
Packing
• Consolidation
– Pesticides
• Same generic name and chemical constituents
• Appropriate personal protective equipment
• Containers emptied and disposed of properly
Transporting
• Shipping papers
• Emergency response information
• Emergency response guidebook
(1996)
• Placards
• Loading, moving, and unloading
• Training
Shipping Papers
• Shipper and receiver identification
– Package type and count
– Hazard material description (proper shipping
name, hazard class, ID number, other
information)
– Total quantity
– Emergency response information
– Shipper’s certification
– Signature
Emergency Response
Information
• 24-hr contact number operated by
knowledgeable person
• Description and technical name of
the hazardous material
• Immediate hazards to health
• Risks of fire or explosion
Emergency Response
Information
• Immediate precautions to be taken in
the event of an accident or incident
• Immediate methods for handling fires
• Initial methods for handling spill or
leaks in the absence of fire
• Preliminary first aid measures
Emergency Response
Information
• Review Emergency Response
Guidebook
• Familiarize yourself with your
facilities emergency procedures
• Emergency Management process
Placards
• Large 12” diamond shape
• Contain
– Hazard class or division
number
– Placard name
– Placard design section
references
• Placed on all four sides of
transport vehicle
Loading, Moving and
Unloading
• Responsibility of the carrier
• Segregation and separation
Training
• Refresher every two years
• Increases awareness of safety
considerations
Final Disposal
• Registered Transporter
• Know where your waste is going
• Recycling/TSD Facility
• Evaluate disposal facility
Monitoring
• Maintenance
• Inspections
Maintenance
• Drums
– Kept closed during storage except when items
are added
– Maintain empty space to ensure unobstructed
movement
– Label waste-containing drums
– Empty drums must be label free
– Good housekeeping
– Routine inspection checklists
Inspections
• Daily inspection of containers in the
facility
– Leakage or damage
– Liquid around base of drum
– Signs of rust or corrosion around base, top seal or
bung of drum
– Bulges or depressions
– Leaks or spills of hazardous materials
• Weekly inspection of facility by supervisor
Safety
• Proper hygiene
• Safety meetings
• Security
• Visitors
Proper Hygiene
• Protective should be removed:
– Prior to taking breaks
– Entering the office area
– Leaving the sites
• Remove gloves last
Proper Hygiene
• Wash hands before:
– Eating
– Drinking
– Smoking
– Using the restroom
Safety Meetings
• Monthly
• Provide:
– Results of the inspections
– Review hazards identified
– Answer safety-related questions from
workers
Security
• Inform visitors of hazards and egress
routes
• Preapprove tours
• No tours during bulking, packing,
testing
• Use needed PPE