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The document outlines the inspection procedures for hazardous materials and waste storage areas, emphasizing the need for regular inspections, proper labeling, containment, and documentation. It specifies that hazardous materials must be inspected monthly and hazardous waste weekly, with completed forms submitted to the Environmental Health Safety & Insurance Office by the 5th of each month. The log must be maintained for a minimum of three years.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the HazMat Waste Inspection Form in the editor.
Begin by entering the date of inspection in the designated field. This is crucial for tracking compliance.
In the 'Hazardous Area Inspected' section, specify the area being inspected. This helps in identifying specific locations within your facility.
Review each checklist item, such as ensuring waste is tagged and dated, containers are labeled and sealed, and that there are no spills or leaks. Mark each item accordingly.
If any issues are found during inspection, document them in the 'Comments / Corrective Actions' section. Be detailed to ensure clarity on corrective measures taken.
Finally, sign the form in the inspector signature field to validate your inspection before submission.

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What are the 5 key steps for the proper handling of hazardous waste?

Inspect all hazardous waste areas weekly. Document and fix any concerns. Respond to spills. Clean up and dispose of properly. Maintain structures and containment and safety equipment.

What is a G704 waste code?

Example: Methanol - Class G (Waste Organic Solvents) / non-halogenated organic solvent, waste number G704 only considered hazardous when more than 10% by volume of solvent is present in waste. Thus, a diluted methanol waste with less than 10% by volume solvent is considered non-hazardous.

How to test for hazardous waste?

Toxic Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) and Waste Extraction Test (WET) are test methods used in California to determine whether a waste is a toxic hazardous waste.

What is the haz code D001?

Ignitable wastes have a D001 code. Ignitable liquid wastes have a flashpoint of 140 degrees F or less. Ignitable solids catch fire and burn vigorously through friction, absorption of moisture, or spontaneous chemical changes. Compressed gases and oxidizers are also classified as ignitable under certain conditions.