Activity History Listing

Activity History for:

EPAID: FLD981477904, Tampa Electric Co - Central Operations

Note: ETA links to Enforcement Tracking Activity

Date Done	Activity Type	Activity Comments	ETA Link
05/22/1995	Legacy Site Inspection
06/07/1995	Warning Letter Issued
07/07/1995	Enforcement Meeting
08/09/1995	Case Closed By District
03/28/2002	Legacy Site Inspection	Report Drafted; Approved Report Drafted; Approved
04/01/2002	Letter	Beverly Morgan Emailed Me The New Inspection Log Format Beverly Morgan Emailed Me The New Inspection Log Format
04/05/2002	Letter	I Emailed B. Morgan Answering Questions Raised During The Inspection & Reiterating What I Still Need From Teco I Emailed B. Morgan Answering Questions Raised During The Inspection & Reiterating What I Still Need From Teco
04/09/2002	Letter	I Emailed B. Morgan Asking For More Info About Spent Lamps I Emailed B. Morgan Asking For More Info About Spent Lamps
04/10/2002	Letter	Email From B. Morgan Telling Me That She Sent A Package W/ Most Of The Info And More Wil Be Coming Soon Email From B. Morgan Telling Me That She Sent A Package W/ Most Of The Info And More Wil Be Coming Soon
04/15/2002	Letter	B. Morgan Emailed Me Telling Me She Is Sending The Superior Invoices B. Morgan Emailed Me Telling Me She Is Sending The Superior Invoices
04/15/2002	Letter	I Emailed B. Morgan Again Asking Her If Coc Still Accepts Spent Lamps From Other Facilities, If Universal Mgmt Training Is Given And Asking What If Anything Was Done About Broken Lamp Observed I Emailed B. Morgan Again Asking Her If Coc Still Accepts Spent Lamps From Other Facilities, If Universal Mgmt Training Is Given And Asking What If Anything Was Done About Broken Lamp Observed
04/16/2002	Letter	Rcvd Superior Invoices For Universal Wastes; B. Morgan Said Universals Training Is Part Of Rcra Training; Accepts Lamps From Other Teco Sites; Broken Lamp Has Been Containerized And Labeled "Crushed Mercury Containing Lamps For Recycling" Rcvd Superior Invoices For Universal Wastes; B. Morgan Said Universals Training Is Part Of Rcra Training; Accepts Lamps From Other Teco Sites; Broken Lamp Has Been Containerized And Labeled "Crushed Mercury Containing Lamps For Recycling"
04/16/2002	Letter	I Rcvd Email From B. Morgan W/ Teco'S Universal Waste Sop Attached I Rcvd Email From B. Morgan W/ Teco'S Universal Waste Sop Attached
05/02/2002	Warning Letter Issued	No Penalty Assessed No Penalty Assessed
06/05/2002	Letter	Rcvd Documentation Of Corrective Actions. Plan Still Needs Work Rcvd Documentation Of Corrective Actions. Plan Still Needs Work
06/20/2002	Letter	I Emailed B. Morgan Outlining The Deficiencies In The Contingency Plan I Emailed B. Morgan Outlining The Deficiencies In The Contingency Plan
08/21/2002	Letter	I Emailed B. Morgan, Forwarding Her Another Copy Of The 06-20-02 Email Re: The Icp Revisions That Must Be Done. I Emailed B. Morgan, Forwarding Her Another Copy Of The 06-20-02 Email Re: The Icp Revisions That Must Be Done.
08/22/2002	Letter	I Rcvd Fax From B. Morgan Stating That Teco'S Consultant And Env. Affairs Are Meeting Today To Finalize The Corrections And She Will Submitt Asap. I Rcvd Fax From B. Morgan Stating That Teco'S Consultant And Env. Affairs Are Meeting Today To Finalize The Corrections And She Will Submitt Asap.
08/26/2002	Letter	From B. Morgan: Plan Revisions From B. Morgan: Plan Revisions
08/26/2002	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action
08/29/2002	Project Closed Letter
08/29/2002	Case Closed By District
03/14/2006	Legacy Site Inspection	Storing Used Oil More Than 35 Days At Transfer Facility, Open Satellite Storing Used Oil More Than 35 Days At Transfer Facility, Open Satellite
03/14/2006	Enforcement Project Initiated
07/11/2006	Warning Letter Issued
07/25/2006	Telephone Conversation	Call From Beverly Morgan, Teco, Requesting Copies Of Inspection Photos And Notes. Call From Beverly Morgan, Teco, Requesting Copies Of Inspection Photos And Notes.
08/03/2006	Letter	Photos And Notes Sent To Teco. Photos And Notes Sent To Teco.
08/15/2006	Enforcement Meeting	Additional Info To Be Submitted Supporting Contention That Uo Not Being Stored More Than 35 Days. Additional Info To Be Submitted Supporting Contention That Uo Not Being Stored More Than 35 Days.
09/11/2006	Letter	Submittal With Additional Oil Disposal Information Made Submittal With Additional Oil Disposal Information Made
10/06/2006	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action
10/09/2006	Project Closed Letter
09/16/2010	Site Inspection	Routine; SQG (100-1000 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Transfer Facility The Tampa Electric Company Central Operations Center (Coc) Was Inspected To Determine Its Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. Coc Notified The Department Of Environmental Protection (Department) Of Its Status As A Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste (Sqg) On February 25, 2010. The Inspectors Were Accompanied Throughout The Inspection By Beverly Morgan, Senior Environmental Technician, And Jerry Adams, Ed Environmental Coordinator. The Facility Was Last Inspected By The Department'S Hazardous Waste Section On March 14, 2006. | The Coc Is A Clearing House For All Tampa Electric Company (Teco) Equipment Needing Repairs, Including Vehicles And Transformers. It Also Collects Hazardous, Nonhazardous And Universal Wastes From Other Teco Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Facilities And Ships Them For Disposal. Used Oil May Be Transported From Field Locations And Temporarily Stored Here, And The Coc Is Notified As Both A Used Oil Transporter And Transfer Facility. The Coc Is Currently An Episodic Sqg, And At The Time Of The Inspection, There Was At Least One Drum Of Hazardous Waste In Storage Subject To Sqg Unit Management Rules. Additionally, The Department Has Estimated The Amount Of Hazardous Waste At The Facility At The Time Of The Inspection To Be Approximately 2,150-Lbs, Which Is Just Under The Threshold For Sqgs. For These Reasons, The Department Recommends That The Coc Comply With Sqg Rules At All Times. Since The Previous Inspection, There Has Been Little Change To The Facility, And More Details Regarding The Facility May Be Found In The Earlier Reports. The Inspection Began In Investment And Recovery, Which Includes The Universal Waste Processing And Storage Areas, As Well As The 180 Day Hazardous Waste Storage Area. The Storage Area Is Equipped With A Grated Floor Over A Sealed, Concrete Sump. Hazardous And Nonhazardous Wastes Are Stored Here On Opposite Sides Of The Storage Area, And There Is Also A 55-Gallon Satellite Accumulation Drum For Spent Aerosol Spray Cans, And Another For Non-Aerosol Cans Of Waste Paint. At The Time Of Inspection, There Was Only One Container Of Hazardous Waste Awaiting Shipment For Disposal, A Steel 55-Gallon Drum Containing Spent Blasting Media Dated 07-22-10. All The Drums Were Closed And Properly Labeled. Other Wastes Observed In The Storage Area Included One Drum For Collection Of Alkaline Batteries And A Drum For Collection Of Ni-Cad Batteries. The Drums Were Being Managed Properly. All Universal Wastes Are Disposed Of Through Veolia. Hazardous Wastes Are Usually Disposed Of At Eq Florida. There Were Also Various Spill Kits Noted Around The Storage Area. Outside The Building, Various Containers Of Universal Waste Lamps Were Being Stored And Processed. Used Oil Is Picked Up From Field Locations And Returned Here For Temporary Storage Until Being Picked Up For Recycling By Petrotech. Used Oil Is Either Transferred Into A Tank Equipped With Secondary Containment Or The Tanker Trailer Is Parked In The Transfer Area. The Substation Supervisor Indicated That Current Practice Is To Have Petrotech Pump Out Any Transformers Directly And Not Bring The Used Oil Back To Coc, But Teco Intends To Keep Its Status As A Transporter And Transfer Facility In The Event Of An Emergency. The Coc Was Requiring The Transporter That Picked Up Used Oil From The Facility To Sign A Log Indicating All Tanks And Containers Were Emptied Out To Ensure The 35-Day Time Limit Was Met, But That Has Not Been Done Since Switching To Petrotech. The Coc Must Keep Records That Indicate Used Oil Brought From Other Locations Is Stored No More Than 35 Days. The Department Recommends That The Coc Go Back To Its Previous Practice. The Coc Has A 1,000-Gallon And A 10,000-Gallon Aboveground Storage Tank (Ast) System, Both For Used Oil, Near Investment And Recovery, As Well As 1,000-Gallon Ast For Used Oil From The Garage, All Of Which Are Double-Wall
11/09/2010	Warning Letter	Sent for WARNING LETTER-11/09/2010 ; Finished-11/19/2010	28532
02/01/2011	Meeting	Finished-02/01/2011	28532
02/01/2011	Letter	Received for LETTER-01/18/2011 ; Finished-02/01/2011	28532
03/16/2011	Letter	Drafted for LETTER-02/01/2011 ; Forwarded for Review for LETTER-02/01/2011 ; Reviewed for LETTER-03/10/2011 ; Approved for LETTER-03/10/2011 ; Sent for LETTER-03/16/2011 ; Finished-03/17/2011	28532
04/19/2011	Short Form Consent Order	Sent for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-03/31/2011 ; Executed for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-04/19/2011 ; Finished-04/20/2011	28532
04/19/2011	Penalty	Received for PENALTY-04/15/2011 ; Finished-04/19/2011	28532
04/20/2011	Letter	Approved for LETTER-04/19/2011 ; Drafted for LETTER-04/19/2011 ; Sent for LETTER-04/20/2011 ; Finished-04/29/2011	28532
04/29/2011	Enforcement Tracking	Finished-04/29/2011
07/29/2014	Site Inspection	Routine; SQG (100-1000 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter The Tampa Electric Company, Central Operations Center (Coc) Was Inspected On July 29, 2014, To Determine The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. The Coc Is Notified As A Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste, As Well As A Used Oil Transporter And Transfer Facility. The Inspectors Were Accompanied Throughout The Facility By Ms. Beverly Morgan And Mr. Jerry Adams. | The Coc Is A Clearing House For All Tampa Electric Company (Teco) Equipment Needing Repairs, Including Vehicles And Transformers. It Also Collects Hazardous, Non-Hazardous And Universal Wastes From Other Teco Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Facilities And Ships Them For Disposal. Used Oil May Be Transported From Field Locations And Temporarily Stored At The Coc. The Coc Is An Episodic Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And Maintains Compliance With Small Quantity Generator Rules And Regulations. Since The Previous Inspection, There Has Been Little Change To The Facility, And More Details Regarding The Facility May Be Found In Previous Inspection Reports. At The Time Of The Inspection, The 180 Day Storage Areas Was Empty. Hazardous Waste Was Last Shipped On A Hazardous Waste Manifest To Eq Florida On July 24, 2104, And Included On Drum Of Waste Aerosols. The Coc Is Conducting Weekly Container Inspections Of The 180 Day Storage Area. At The Time Of The Inspection, The Logs Were Up To Date And Contained All Necessary Information. In The Past, The Coc Has Managed Solvent Contaminated Rags As A Hazardous Waste And Manifested This Waste Stream To Eq Florida For Disposal. At The Time Of The Inspection, There Was One 55-Gallon Drum Labeled "Solvent Rags". The Coc Had Not Determined If They Were Going To Be Managing These Rags Under The New Solvent Contaminated Wipe Rule, Or Continue Manage Them As They Had Been In The Past. At The Time Of The Inspection, The Drum Of Solvent Rags Had The Lid Resting On The Drum, However It Was Not Properly Closed. The Lid Was Properly Closed During The Inspection. Near The 180 Day Storage Area Is The Universal Waste Storage Area. This Area Also Includes A Satellite Accumulation Container For Waste Aerosol Cans. The Coc Has Containers For The Collection Of Capacitors, Mixed Batteries, Photo Cells And Switches. Waste Stereams Are Either Managed As A Universal Waste Or Being Collected For Recycling As Applicable. There Are Two 55-Gallon Metal Drums On Mobile Carts For The Collection Of Used Oil. The Drums Were Properly Labeled. Used Oil Is Tested Using Gas Chromatography To Ensure That There Are No Pcbs Present Before Managing As Used Oil. Any Used Oil Containing Pcbs Is Collected Separately And Is Sent To George Jackson Transcycle Industries In Pale City, Al. In The Paint Booth There Was One 55-Gallon Metal Drum Which Served As The Satellite Accumulation Container For Hazardous Waste Paint. The Drum Was Grounded And Properly Labeled. There Are Floor Drains In The Paint Booth That Are No Longer In Use And Have Been Sealed Off. The Coc Maintains An Integrated Contingency Plan For The Facility. Upon Review The Pals Appeared Sufficient However It Was Noted That The Contact Information For The Department Needed Updating. Weekly Container Inspection Longs Are Being Maintained And Employee Training Has Been Conducted And Documented. The Facility Maintains An Active Used Oil Transporter Registration Which Expires On June 30, 2015, And The Facility'S Required Insurance Is Up To Date. Hazardous Waste Manifests And Ldrs Were Reviewed During The Inspection And No Problems Were Noted. | The Coc Corrected The Area Of Concern During The Inspection. The Facility Appeared To Be In Compliance Following The Inspection. | Teco Coc Report Shannon Comments Addressed | Teco Coc Report | Teco Coc Report Shannon Comments Addressed
01/13/2015	Electronic Communication	Finished-01/13/2015
06/18/2018	Site Inspection	Routine; SQG (100-1000 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Transfer Facility The Tampa Electric Company, Central Operations Center (“Coc”) Was Inspected On June 18, 2018, To Determine The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. The Coc Is Notified As A Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste, As Well As A Used Oil Transporter And Transfer Facility. The Inspectors Were Accompanied Throughout The Facility By Ms. Patrice Jackson And Mr. Jerry Adams. The Coc Also Has Multiple Regulated, Above-Ground Storage Tanks Under The Storage Tank Id # 8624791. | The Coc Is A Clearing House For All Tampa Electric Company (“Teco”) Equipment Needing Repairs, Including Vehicles And Transformers. Since The Previous Inspection, There Has Been Little Change To The Facility, And More Details Regarding The Facility May Be Found In The Prior Inspection Reports. Operations Have Not Changed Significantly Since The Previous Inspection, Unless Noted Below. It Also Collects Hazardous, Non-Hazardous, And Universal Wastes From Other Teco Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Facilities And Ships Them For Disposal. Teco Also Transports Used Transformer Oil To This Location For Consolidation. As The Company Transports More Than 55 Gallons Of Oil At A Time, And Stores Oil More Than 24 Hours, It Is Subject To 40 Cfr Part 279. In Addition, Teco Continues To Store Remediation Waste On Site From Transformer Releases Pending Receipt Of Analytical Results; Recovered Soil And Debris Is Stored In 55-Gallon Drums, Which Are Closed And Located On Pavement. The Coc Is An Episodic Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And Maintains Compliance With Small Quantity Generator Rules And Regulations. The Inspection Report Is Written To Match The Order Of The Inspection Walk-Through. #1 Investment Recovery – Building “F” ------------------------------------------------------------ The Investment Recovery Building Houses The Main Office, Which Includes Offices And Conference Rooms, Refurbishing Area, Transformer Repair Shop, And The 180-Day Hazardous Waste Storage Area, Universal Waste Storage, And Used Oil. The 180-Day Storage Area Is Equipped With A Grated Floor Over A Sealed, Concrete Sump. At The Time Of The Inspection, The 180-Day Hazardous Waste Storage Area Had One 55-Gallon Black Drum And Three 5-Gallon White Buckets; These Four Containers Were Awaiting The Results Of The Hazardous Waste Analysis, Which Is Completed Off-Site At Teco’S Central Testing Lab. Hazardous Waste Was Last Shipped On A Hazardous Waste Manifest To Eq Florida On June 19, 2108, And Included Ten Gallons Of Waste Paint Related Material (D001). The Coc Is Conducting Weekly Container Inspections Of The 180-Day Storage Area. At The Time Of The Inspection, The Logs Were Up To Date And Contained All Necessary Information. Near The 180-Day Storage Area There Are Two Universal Waste Storage Areas: One Inside Directly Next To The 180-Day Area, The Other Located Outside Along The East Side Of The Building. This Area Also Includes A Satellite Accumulation Container For Waste Aerosol Cans. The Coc Has Containers For The Collection Of Capacitors, Mixed Batteries, Photo Cells And Switches. Waste Streams Are Either Managed As A Universal Waste Or Being Collected For Recycling, As Applicable. All Containers Were Appropriately Labeled, Closed, And Dated As Required. Used Oil Is Picked Up By Teco Technicians From Field Locations And Returned Here For Temporary Storage Until Being Picked Up For Recycling By Petrotech. Used Oil Is Stored Outside, On The East Side Of The Ir Building As Well As On The North End Of The Property In The Tank Farm (To Be Discussed In More Detail Later In This Report). There Are 3 Above-Ground Storage Tank Systems Next To The Ir Building: A 2,000-Gallon Used Oil, An 8,000-Gallon Used Fr3 Oil, And A 6,000-Gallon Used Mineral Oil; All Of Which Are Double-Walled And Properly Labeled. Used Oil Was Observed To Be Leaking From An Air Compressor Near The Used Mineral Oil Ast. This Was Addres
07/20/2018	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Compliance Assistance Offer Verbalfor InformalVerbalEnforcement-06/18/2018 ; Finishedfor InformalVerbalEnforcement-06/18/2018 ; Finished-07/20/2018
10/29/2020	Site Inspection	Routine; SQG (100-1000 kg/month) An Inspection Was Conducted At Tampa Electric Co - Central Operations ("Teco") On October 29, 2020 By The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection ("Department") To Determine The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Regulations For Small Quantity Generators Of Hazardous Waste ("Sqg"). Teco Last Notified As An Sqg In October 2020. This Facility Has Been Inspected Multiple Times By The Department; The Most Recent Being June 18, 2018. Inspectors Were Assisted By Gerry Adams, Kristine Hoffman, And Patrice Jackson During The Inspection. | At The Time Of The Inspection, Tampa Electric Co - Central Operations Was Not Operating In Compliance With State And Federal Regulations For Small Quantity Generators Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Returned To Compliance During The Inspection. Please Note That Florida Adopted The Generator Improvements Rule On June 18, 2018. Beginning In 2021 And Every Four Years Thereafter, A Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste Must Re-Notify The Department Using The Epa 8700-12 Notification Form By September 1st Of Each Year In Which Re-Notification Is Required. | Tampa Electric Co - Central Operations Is A Clearing House For All Tampa Electric Company Equipment Needing Repairs, Including Vehicles And Transformers. Since The Previous Inspection, There Has Been Little Change To The Facility, And More Details Regarding The Facility May Be Found In The Prior Inspection Reports. Operations Have Not Changed Significantly Since The Previous Inspection, Unless Noted Below. It Also Collects Hazardous, Non-Hazardous, And Universal Wastes From Other Teco Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Facilities And Ships Them For Disposal. Teco Also Transports Used Transformer Oil To This Location For Consolidation. As The Company Transports More Than 55 Gallons Of Oil At A Time, And Stores Oil More Than 24 Hours, It Is Subject To 40 Cfr Part 279. In Addition, Teco Continues To Store Remediation Waste On Site From Transformer Releases Pending Receipt Of Analytical Results; Recovered Soil And Debris Is Stored In 55-Gallon Drums. Investment Recovery The Investment Recovery ("Ir") Building Houses The Main Office, Which Includes Offices And Conference Rooms, Refurbishing Area, Transformer Repair Shop, And The 180-Day Hazardous Waste Storage Area, Universal Waste Storage, And Used Oil. The Facility Had Two Universal Waste Storage Areas; One Located Inside The Ir Building And The Other Outside The East Doors Of The Building. This Outside Area Also Includes A Satellite Accumulation Container For Waste Aerosol Cans (1). Teco Has Containers For The Collection Of Used Lamps (10), Capacitors (1), Mixed Batteries (5), Photo Cells And Switches (1), Pcb Ballasts (1), And Hazardous Waste Propane (1). Waste Streams Are Either Managed As A Hazardous Waste, Universal Waste, Or Being Collected For Recycling, As Applicable. All Containers Were Appropriately Labeled, Closed, And Dated As Required. The 180-Day Storage Area Is Equipped With A Grated Floor Over A Sealed, Concrete Sump. At The Time Of The Inspection, The 180-Day Hazardous Waste Storage Area Had (1) 55-Gallon Metal Drum And (1) 5-Gallon White Bucket; These Two Containers Were Awaiting The Results Of The Hazardous Waste Analysis, Which Is Completed Off-Site At Teco’S Central Testing Lab. At The Time Of The Inspection, The Containers Did Not Have An Indication Of The Hazards Of The Contents. These Containers Were Labeled With "Pending Analysis" During The Inspection. The Emergency Contacts And Other Health And Safety Information Were Posted In This Location. Can Puncturer Area The Area Located Outside The Western Walls Of The Ir Building Leads Out To The Transformer Yard. At The Time Of The Inspection, There Were (3) 55-Gallon Hazardous Waste Drums For A Solvents, Oils Lubricant, And Paints Combo; Miscellaneous Foam Cans; And Insecticides/Pesticides Respectively. These Drums Were Missing An Indication Of The Hazards Of The Contents; This Was Corrected Du
01/07/2021	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Return to Compliance Letter Sent (RCL)for InformalVerbalEnforcement-11/13/2020 ; Finished-01/07/2021

Vio#	Area	Regulation	Opened By	Date Determined	Completed	ETA	Act	Act Date	Regulation Text Excerpt (mouse over for full text)
1		264.1	Chaz_Load	06/05/1995	07/21/1995		1660	05/22/1995	Purpose, scope and applicability.
2	262.A	262.11	Chaz_Load	06/05/1995	07/21/1995		1660	05/22/1995	Hazardous waste determination. A person who generates a solid waste, as defined in 40 CFR 261.2, must determine if that waste is a hazardous waste using the following method:
3	262.C	262.30	Chaz_Load	06/05/1995	07/21/1995		1660	05/22/1995	Packaging. Before transporting hazardous waste or offering hazardous waste for transportation off-site, a generator must package the waste in accordance with the applicable Department of Transportation regulations on packaging under 49 CFR parts 173,
4	262.C	262.30	Chaz_Load	06/05/1995	07/21/1995		1660	05/22/1995	Packaging. Before transporting hazardous waste or offering hazardous waste for transportation off-site, a generator must package the waste in accordance with the applicable Department of Transportation regulations on packaging under 49 CFR parts 173,
5	265.D	265.54(d)	Honey_K	03/28/2002	08/26/2002		8983	03/28/2002	The list of emergency coordinators changes; or
6		273.17	Honey_K	03/28/2002	04/16/2002		8983	03/28/2002	Response to releases.
7	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Honey_K	03/28/2002	06/05/2002		8983	03/28/2002	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store used oil at generator facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
8	XXS	62-730.160(6)	Honey_K	03/28/2002	04/01/2002		8983	03/28/2002	Generators shall maintain adequate aisle space between containers of hazardous waste to allow for inspection of the condition and labels of the individual containers.
9	XXS	62-737.400(5)(a)	Honey_K	03/28/2002	04/18/2002		8983	03/28/2002	Fragile universal waste devices, universal waste lamps crushed per paragraph (6)(b) below, and lamps or devices showing evidence of leakage, spillage, or damage that could cause leakage, shall be placed in closed containers that are structurally soun
10	XXS	62-737	Honey_K	03/28/2002	04/18/2002		8983	03/28/2002	CHAPTER 62-737 THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS AND DEVICES DESTINED FOR RECYCLING
11	262.A	262.11	Knauss_E	03/14/2006	03/14/2006		11174	03/14/2006	Hazardous waste determination. A person who generates a solid waste, as defined in 40 CFR 261.2, must determine if that waste is a hazardous waste using the following method:
12	279.E	279.45	Dregne_J	03/14/2006	08/15/2006		11174	03/14/2006	Used oil storage at transfer facilities. Used oil transporters are subject to all applicable Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures (40 CFR part 112) in addition to the requirements of this subpart. Used oil transporters are also subject to th
13	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Knauss_E	03/14/2006	03/14/2006		11174	03/14/2006	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store used oil at generator facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
14	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Knauss_E	03/14/2006	03/14/2006		11174	03/14/2006	No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are clearly labeled with the words "used oil" and are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visible oil leakage. If tanks or contain
15	PCR	62-710.800(1)	Dregne_J	03/14/2006	08/15/2006		11174	03/14/2006	This rule shall apply to any owner or operator of a facility that processes used oil. The owner or operato r shall comply with the requirements of this chapter including the requirements of 40 C.F.R. Part 279 Subpart F.
16	XXS	62-737.400(5)	Dregne_J	03/14/2006	08/15/2006		11174	03/14/2006	Handlers and transporters shall manage universal waste lamps and devices in a way that prevents breakage, releases of their components to the environment, and their exposure to moisture. In the event of a release, the handler or transporter must dete
17	273.B	273.13(d)(1)	Honey_K	09/16/2010	12/16/2010	28532	140000000100278	09/16/2010	A small quantity handler of universal waste must contain any lamp in containers or packages that are structurally sound, adequate to prevent breakage, and compatible with the contents of the lamps. Such containers and packages must remain closed and
18	PCR	403.727(1)(b)	Honey_K	09/16/2010	12/16/2010	28532	140000000100278	09/16/2010	Operate without a valid permit;
20	279.E	279.45(d)(2)	Honey_K	09/16/2010	12/16/2010		140000000100278	09/16/2010	The entire containment system, including walls and floors, must be sufficiently impervious to used oil to prevent any used oil released into the containment system from migrating out of the system to the soil, groundwater, or surface water.
21	262.A	262.11	Honey_K	09/16/2010	12/16/2010		140000000100278	09/16/2010	Hazardous waste determination. A person who generates a solid waste, as defined in 40 CFR 261.2, must determine if that waste is a hazardous waste using the following method:
22	262.C	262.34(c)(1)(ii), 262.34(d)(2)	Honey_K	09/16/2010	12/16/2010		140000000100278	09/16/2010	Marks his containers either with the words "Hazardous Waste" or with other words that identify the contents of the containers., The generator complies with the requirements of subpart I of part 265 of this chapter, except for 265.176 and 265.178;
23	262.C	262.34(d)(5)(iii)	Honey_K	09/16/2010	12/16/2010		140000000100278	09/16/2010	The generator must ensure that all employees are thoroughly familiar with proper waste handling and emergency procedures, relevant to their responsibilities during normal facility operations and emergencies;
24	262.C	262.34(c)(1)	Honey_K	09/16/2010	12/16/2010		140000000100278	09/16/2010	A generator may accumulate as much as 55 gallons of hazardous waste or one quart of acutely hazardous waste listed in 261.33(e) in containers at or near any point of generation where wastes initially accumulate, which is under the control of the oper
25	262.C	262.34(d)(5)(ii)	Honey_K	09/16/2010	12/16/2010		140000000100278	09/16/2010	The generator must post the following information next to the telephone:
26	262.C	262.34(d)(4)	Honey_K	09/16/2010	12/16/2010		140000000100278	09/16/2010	The generator complies with the requirements of paragraphs (a)(2) and (a)(3) of this section, the requirements of subpart C of part 265, the requirements of 40 CFR 268.7(a)(5); and
27	265.I	265.173(a)	Nipper_R	07/29/2014	01/13/2015		172536	07/29/2014	A container holding hazardous waste must always be closed during storage, except when it is necessary to add or remove waste.
28	279.C	279.22(d)(3)	Hernandez_I	06/18/2018	06/18/2018		183037	06/18/2018	CLEAN UP AND PROPERLY MANAGE THE RELEASED USED OIL AND OTHER MATERIALS
29	273.B, XXS	273.14(e), 62-737.400(5)(b)	Hernandez_I	06/18/2018	06/18/2018		183037	06/18/2018	EACH LAMP OR CONTAINER IN WHICH LAMPS ARE CONTAINED MUST BE CLEARLY LABELED OR MARKED WITH UNIVERSAL WASTEVLAMP(S) OR WASTE LAMP(S) OR USED LAMP(S), Universal waste lamps, devices or the containers in which they are stored shall be labeled or marked
30	262.A	262.15(a)(5)	Pedigo_L	10/29/2020	10/29/2020		189304	10/29/2020	SAA containers must be marked as "Hazardous Waste" and an indication of the hazardous contents.