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09/06/1991 |
Other Inspection |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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11/05/1991 |
File Review |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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01/03/1992 |
Other Inspection |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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01/03/1992 |
Enforcement Meeting |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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11/06/1992 |
Legacy Site Inspection |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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11/06/1992 |
Warning Letter Issued |
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11/16/1992 |
Enforcement Meeting |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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03/04/1993 |
Warning Letter Issued |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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03/17/1993 |
Enforcement Meeting |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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03/29/1993 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
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02/22/1994 |
Legacy Site Inspection |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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04/01/1994 |
Warning Letter Issued |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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05/27/1994 |
File Review |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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11/17/1994 |
Legacy Site Inspection |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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11/18/1994 |
Financial Record Review |
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12/16/1994 |
Warning Letter Issued |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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01/04/1995 |
File Review |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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01/10/1995 |
Return To Compliance Letter |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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10/26/1995 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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04/01/1996 |
Financial Record Review |
Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 |
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09/26/1996 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
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04/07/1998 |
Financial Record Review |
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05/12/1998 |
Financial Record Review |
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07/23/1998 |
Legacy Site Inspection |
Uo Labels On Catch Pans, Uof Label Uo Labels On Catch Pans, Uof Label |
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07/23/1998 |
Informal Verbal Enforcement |
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07/23/1998 |
File Review |
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07/23/1998 |
Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action |
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08/10/1998 |
Project Closed Letter |
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08/10/1998 |
Return To Compliance Letter |
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08/27/1998 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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08/27/1998 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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03/15/1999 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
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03/19/1999 |
Financial Record Review |
Demonstrate Financial Compliance | Doug Outlaw-Reviewer Demonstrate Financial Compliance | Doug Outlaw-Reviewer |
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03/23/1999 |
Project Closed Letter |
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05/04/1999 |
Financial Record Review |
Demonstrate Financial Responsibility | Doug Outlaw-Reviewer Demonstrate Financial Responsibility | Doug Outlaw-Reviewer |
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02/25/2000 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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09/29/2000 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
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11/17/2000 |
Project Closed Letter |
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11/20/2000 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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11/20/2000 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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11/20/2000 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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01/10/2001 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer |
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01/10/2001 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria - Reviewer |
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06/01/2001 |
Financial Record Review |
Letter Of Credit | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Letter Of Credit | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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09/07/2001 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
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11/16/2001 |
Project Closed Letter |
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08/01/2002 |
Financial Record Review |
Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Standby Trust Fund Agreement | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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08/20/2002 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
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09/10/2002 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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10/04/2002 |
Project Closed Letter |
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06/20/2003 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
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08/22/2003 |
Project Closed Letter |
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04/15/2004 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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04/15/2004 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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08/12/2004 |
Legacy Site Inspection |
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08/12/2004 |
Informal Verbal Enforcement |
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08/16/2004 |
File Review |
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10/27/2004 |
File Review |
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11/01/2004 |
Meeting |
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11/01/2004 |
File Review |
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12/17/2004 |
Return To Compliance Letter |
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12/17/2004 |
Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action |
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12/17/2004 |
Project Closed Letter |
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03/01/2005 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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03/01/2005 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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03/20/2006 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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03/20/2006 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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06/08/2006 |
Compliance Evaluation Inspection |
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09/18/2006 |
Project Closed Letter |
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03/01/2008 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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03/01/2008 |
Financial Record Review |
Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer Certificate Of Liability Insurance | Edgar Echevarria-Reviewer |
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07/24/2008 |
Legacy Site Inspection |
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08/11/2009 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-08/27/2008 ; Finished-08/11/2009 |
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08/11/2009 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-02/12/2009 ; Finished-08/11/2009 |
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08/11/2009 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-08/27/2007 ; Finished-08/11/2009 |
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11/01/2010 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-08/06/2010 ; Finished-11/01/2010 |
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11/01/2010 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/23/2010 ; Finished-11/01/2010 |
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11/01/2010 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-01/01/2010 ; Finished-11/01/2010 |
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11/01/2010 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/01/2010 ; Finished-11/01/2010 |
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07/19/2011 |
Site Inspection |
Compliance Assistance Site Visit; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Compliance Assistance Site Visit; TSD Facility - Compliance Assistance Site Visit; Used Oil Transporter - Compliance Assistance Site Visit; Used Oil Processor - Compliance Assistance Site Visit; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Liquid Environmental Solutions Of Florida Llc (Les) Was Inspected On July 19, 2011, As An Unannounced Hazardous Waste Compliance Evaluation Inspection. A Follow-Up Visit Was Conducted On August 10, 2011. Les Is An Industrial Wastewater Pre-Treatment Facility, A Used Oil Processor (Permit # 72815-Ho-009), A Used Oil Transporter, And A Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw) Recovery Facility. The Facility Was Previously Known As Industrial Water Services (Iws), And The Permit Transfer To Les Was Completed On May 21, 2010. In The Application For Transfer Of Permit Dated December 23, 2009, Mr. Patrick Reilly, Les Senior Vice President, Acknowledged That He Was Familiar With The Permit And Agreed To Comply With Its Terms And Conditions. The Facility Was Most Recently Inspected On June 3, 2008, When Iws Was Still In Operation.
The Facility Consists Of A Main Office, A Laboratory, A Maintenance Shop, A Container Storage Area, The Processing/Treatment/Recovery Areas, And A Solids/Sludge/Residues Management Area. Mr. Keith Adams, Process Supervisor, Was Present For The July 19 Inspection, And Mr. Yuri Turovsky, Plant Manager, Was Present For The August 10 Visit. Mr. Turovsky Was Employed By Iws And Participated In Previous Inspections. | The Facility Treats And Discharges Wastewaters Collected From Marine, Petroleum, Transportation, Environmental, And Industrial Sources. Incoming Wastewater Is Treated By Gravity Separation And/Or By Dissolved Air Flotation (Daf). It Is Then Chemically Treated To Adjust The Ph In Order To Induce Coagulation And Flocculation. Treated Wastewater Is Discharged To The Local Potw (Jea-Buckman Wastewater Plant). Stormwater Is Collected In A Sump On The Southeast Corner Of The Facility. The Stormwater Is Typically Sent Through An Oil/Water Separator To Tank 6, Then To The Daf Unit On-Site. At The Time Of The Inspection, The Oil/Water Separator Was Undergoing Repairs, So The Facility Was Routing All Stormwater Directly To Tank 6.
According To Mr. Turovsky, Roughly 10% Of All Incoming Shipments Are Used Oil. These Shipments Of Used Oil Are Sampled For Toh And Flashpoint. After Passing The Analyses, The Used Oil Is Off-Loaded Into Tanks 51 And 52. The Used Oil Is Then Treated By Gravity Separation And/Or By Dissolved Air Flotation. After Treatment, The Oil Is Directed To Tanks 24-27 To Cool Down And Then, If No Other Processing Is Necessary, The Oil Is Directed To Tanks 54-56 For Shipment Off-Site. The Wastewater Fraction Receives Further Treatment And Processing, And It Is Then Discharged To The Potw. All Of The Facility'S Used Oil Processing Tanks Were Properly Labeled; However, Seven Containers Of Used Oil In The Area Were Not Labeled With The Words "Used Oil" (Photos 1-7) [40 Cfr 279.54(F)(1)]. There Were Several Releases Of What Appeared To Be Used Oil On The Concrete In The Secondary Containment. Mr. Turovsky Stated That The Containment Is Cleaned Once Per Day.
Samples Are Also Taken Of Incoming Shipments Of Oily Wastewater. According To Mr. Turovsky, Toh Is Run On All Shipments Of Oily Wastewater That Have A Definable Amount Of Used Oil. After Passing The Analysis, Oily Wastewater Is Off-Loaded Into Tanks 1 And 2 For Gravity Separation. The Free Oil Is Then Transferred To The Oil Processing Tanks For Further Treatment.
Pcw Is Sampled And Tested For Flashpoint, And After Passing The Analysis, The Pcw Is Off-Loaded Into Tanks 81 And 82. The Pcw Is Treated Via Gravity Separation, And The Recovered Product Volume Is Measured For Reporting Purposes. The Fuel Is Then Transferred To The Oil Processing Tanks. At The Time Of The Inspection, Both Pcw Tanks Were Properly Labeled.
The Solids/Sludges/Residues Generated From The Facility'S Activities Are De-Watered, Loaded Into Roll-Off Containers, And Then Disposed At Camden County Landfill. Les Generates 10 To 15 Roll-Offs Of The Solids/Sludges/Residues Per Month; However, According To Mr. Turovsky, The Facility Cleans Out The Used Oi |
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09/06/2011 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-02/22/2011 ; Finished-09/06/2011 |
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09/06/2011 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-07/23/2010 ; Finished-09/06/2011 |
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09/06/2011 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-01/01/2010 ; Finished-09/06/2011 |
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06/04/2012 |
Submittal Received By Department |
Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-05/31/2012 ; Finished-06/04/2012 |
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09/12/2012 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Liquid Environmental Solutions Of Florida Llc (Les) Was Inspected On September 12, 2012, As An Unannounced Hazardous Waste Compliance Evaluation Inspection. Les Is An Industrial Wastewater Pre-Treatment Facility, A Used Oil Processor (Permit # 72815-Ho-009), A Used Oil Transporter, And A Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw) Recovery Facility. The Facility Was Previously Known As Industrial Water Services (Iws), And The Permit Transfer To Les Was Completed On May 21, 2010. The Facility Was Most Recently Inspected On July 19, 2011.
The Facility Consists Of A Main Office, A Laboratory, A Maintenance Shop, A Container Storage Area, The Processing/Treatment/Recovery Areas, And A Solids/Sludge/Residues Management Area. Mr. Yuri Turovsky, Plant Manager, Was Present Throughout The Inspection. | Inspection:
The Facility Treats And Discharges Wastewaters Collected From Marine, Petroleum, Transportation, Environmental, And Industrial Sources. Incoming Wastewater Is Treated By Gravity Separation And/Or By Dissolved Air Flotation (Daf). It Is Then Chemically Treated To Adjust The Ph In Order To Induce Coagulation And Flocculation. Treated Wastewater Is Discharged To The Local Potw (Jea-Buckman Wastewater Plant). Stormwater Is Collected In A Sump On The Southeast Corner Of The Facility. The Stormwater Is Typically Sent Through An Oil/Water Separator To Tank 6, Then To The Daf Unit On-Site.
According To Mr. Turovsky, Roughly 10% Of All Incoming Shipments Are Used Oil. These Shipments Of Used Oil Are Sampled For Toh And Flashpoint. After Passing The Analyses, The Used Oil Is Off-Loaded Into Specified Used Oil Tanks. The Used Oil Is Then De-Watered Using Gravity, Heat, And/Or De-Emulsifing Chemicals. After Treatment, The Oil Is Directed To Different Used Oil Tanks To Cool Down And Then, If No Other Processing Is Necessary, The Oil Is Directed To Tanks For Shipment Off-Site. The Wastewater Fraction Receives Further Treatment And Processing, And It Is Then Discharged To The Potw. All Of The Facility'S Used Oil Processing Tanks Were Properly Labeled; However, One Container Of Used Oil In The Area Was Not Labeled With The Words "Used Oil" (Photo 1) [40 Cfr 279.54(F)(1)]. Underneath The Heating Unit There Was A Large Amount Of Used Oil That Had Leaked From The Unit (Photo 2-3). Accordng To Mr. Turovsky, The Unit Had Recently Been Repaired, And The Leak Was Noted In The Inspection Log On August 31, 2012, [40 Cfr 279.22(D)]. There Were Several Releases Of What Appeared To Be Used Oil On The Concrete In The Secondary Containment (Photo 4). Mr. Turovsky Stated That The Containment Is Cleaned Once Per Day.
Samples Are Also Taken Of Incoming Shipments Of Oily Wastewater. According To Mr. Turovsky, Toh Is Run On All Shipments Of Oily Wastewater That Have An Oily Sheen Or A Definable Amount Of Used Oil. After Passing The Analysis, Oily Wastewater Is Off-Loaded Into Tanks 1 And 2 For Gravity Separation. The Free Oil Is Then Transferred To The Oil Processing Tanks For Further Treatment.
Pcw Is Sampled And Tested For Flashpoint, And After Passing The Analysis, The Pcw Is Off-Loaded Into Tanks 81 And 82. The Pcw Is Treated Via Gravity Separation, And The Recovered Product Volume Is Measured For Reporting Purposes. The Fuel Is Then Transferred To The Oil Processing Tanks. At The Time Of The Inspection, Both Pcw Tanks Were Properly Labeled.
The Solids/Sludges/Residues Generated From The Facility'S Activities Are De-Watered, Loaded Into Roll-Off Containers, And Then Disposed At Camden County Landfill. Les Generates 10 To 15 Roll-Offs Of The Solids/Sludges/Residues Per Month; However, According To Mr. Turovsky, The Facility Cleans Out The Used Oil Processing Tanks Once Per Year, Which Generates Between 100 To 200 Gallons Of Oily Sludge Per Tank Cleaned. The Tank Cleanout Sludge Is Then Placed Into A Roll-Off With The Other Solids/Sludges/Residues Generated At The Facility. Les Performs Two Analytical Test Per Quarter On A Rand |
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10/11/2012 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/01/2012 ; Finished-10/11/2012 |
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10/11/2012 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/01/2012 ; Finished-10/11/2012 |
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10/11/2012 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-08/15/2012 ; Finished-10/11/2012 |
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10/11/2012 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-08/30/2012 ; Finished-10/11/2012 |
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10/11/2012 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-08/30/2012 ; Finished-10/11/2012 |
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10/15/2012 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Generator - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) The Facility Treats And Discharges Wastewaters Collected From Marine, Petroleum, Transportation, Environmental, And Industrial Sources. Incoming Wastewater Is Treated By Gravity Separation And/Or By Dissolved Air Flotation (Daf). It Is Then Chemically Treated To Adjust The Ph In Order To Induce Coagulation And Flocculation. Treated Wastewater Is Discharged To The Local Potw (Jea-Buckman Wastewater Plant). Stormwater Is Collected In A Sump On The Southeast Corner Of The Facility. The Stormwater Is Typically Sent Through An Oil/Water Separator To Tank 6, Then To The Daf Unit On-Site.
According To Mr. Turovsky, Roughly 10% Of All Incoming Shipments Are Used Oil. These Shipments Of Used Oil Are Sampled For Toh And Flashpoint. After Passing The Analyses, The Used Oil Is Off-Loaded Into Specified Used Oil Tanks. The Used Oil Is Then De-Watered Using Gravity, Heat, And/Or De-Emulsifing Chemicals. After Treatment, The Oil Is Directed To Different Used Oil Tanks To Cool Down And Then, If No Other Processing Is Necessary, The Oil Is Directed To Tanks For Shipment Off-Site. The Wastewater Fraction Receives Further Treatment And Processing, And It Is Then Discharged To The Potw. All Of The Facility'S Used Oil Processing Tanks Were Properly Labeled.
Samples Are Also Taken Of Incoming Shipments Of Oily Wastewater. According To Mr. Turovsky, Toh Is Run On All Shipments Of Oily Wastewater That Have A Definable Amount Of Used Oil. After Passing The Analysis, Oily Wastewater Is Off-Loaded Into Tanks 1 And 2 For Gravity Separation. The Free Oil Is Then Transferred To The Oil Processing Tanks For Further Treatment, And Discharge To The Potw.
Pcw Is Sampled And Tested For Flashpoint, And After Passing The Analysis, The Pcw Is Off-Loaded Into Tanks 81 And 82. The Pcw Is Treated Via Gravity Separation, And The Recovered Product Volume Is Measured For Reporting Purposes. The Fuel Is Then Transferred To The Oil Processing Tanks. At The Time Of The Inspection, Both Pcw Tanks Were Properly Labeled.
The Solids/Sludges/Residues Generated From The Facility'S Activities Are De-Watered, Loaded Into Roll-Off Containers, And Then Disposed At Camden County Landfill. Les Generates 10 To 15 Roll-Offs Of The Solids/Sludges/Residues Per Month. According To Mr. Turovsky, The Facility Cleans Out The Used Oil Processing Tanks Once Per Year, Which Generates Between 100 To 200 Gallons Of Oily Sludge Per Tank Cleaned. The Tank Cleanout Sludge Is Then Placed Into A Roll-Off With The Other Solids/Sludges/Residues Generated At The Facility. Les Performs Two Analytical Tests Per Quarter On Random Roll-Offs Containing The Solids/Sludges/Residues. The Last Analytical Performed Was In Early August 2012. Analytical Results Consitantly Show The Waste To Be Non-Hazardous.
The Facility Is A Registered Used Oil Filter Processor; However, The Facility Does Not Process The Used Oil Filters It Receives. The Filters Come In Drums, And Any Free Oil Inside The Drum Is Pumped Out And Processed. The Drums Are Then Placed Into A Separate Storage Area Until They Can Be Picked Up For Disposal At Ecoflo Southeast In Georgia. The Drums Are Kept Closed And On An Oil-Impermeable Surface In The Drum Storage Area.
In The Laboratory, The Facility Generates Small Amounts Of Waste Laboratory Solvents From Chlor-D-Tect And Chemical Oxygen Demand (C.O.D.) Analysis Procedures. Les Has Characterized The Chlor-D-Tect Test Waste As A D001/D006 Hazardous Waste. The C.O.D. Test Generates A D002/D007/D009 Waste Solvent. These Two Waste Streams Are Collected In Separate Satellite Containers Located Outside The Laboratory. Each Drum Contained Approximately 15 Gallons And Was Dated 1/14/10. When Needed, The Hazardous Wastes Generated From Laboratory Operations Are Manifested For Disposal To A Properly Permitted Tsd Facility.
The Maintenance Shop Is Used For Repairing Items Such As Pumps And Valves. No Hazardous Waste Or Used Oil Is Generated In This Area.
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01/30/2013 |
Submittal Received By Department |
Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-09/19/2012 ; Finished-01/30/2013 |
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01/30/2013 |
Submittal Received By Department |
Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-10/24/2012 ; Finished-01/30/2013 |
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01/30/2013 |
Informal Verbal Enforcement |
Closed for Informal Verbal Enforcement-01/25/2013 ; Finished-01/30/2013 |
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02/18/2013 |
Informal Verbal Enforcement |
Closed for Informal Verbal Enforcement-02/18/2013 ; Finished-02/18/2013 |
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02/18/2013 |
Submittal Received By Department |
Received for SUBMITTAL RECEIVED BY DEPARTMENT-09/19/2012 ; Finished-02/18/2013 |
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10/01/2014 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-02/21/2014 ; Finished-10/01/2014 |
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10/01/2014 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-02/25/2014 ; Finished-10/01/2014 |
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10/01/2014 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/15/2014 ; Finished-10/01/2014 |
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10/14/2014 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Transfer Facility - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Liquid Environmental Solutions Of Florida, Llc (Les) Was Inspected On October 14, 2014, As An Unannounced Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspection. At The Time Of The Inspection, The Facility Was Operating As A Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator (Cesqg) Of Hazardous Waste. The Facility Has Been Assigned The Epa Id Number Fld981928484. Please Use This Number On All Hazardous Waste Manifests And On Future Correspondence With The Department'S Hazardous Waste Section. Mr. Yuri Turovsky, General Manager, Participated In The Inspection.
Les Is An Industrial Wastewater Pre-Treatment Facility, A Used Oil Processor, A Used Oil Transporter, And A Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw) Recovery Facility. The Facility Consists Of A Main Office; A Laboratory; A Maintenance Shop; A Container Storage Area; The Processing, Treatment, And Recovery Areas; And A Solids, Sludges, And Residues Management Area.
| The Facility Treats And Discharges Wastewaters Collected From Marine, Petroleum, Transportation, Environmental, And Industrial Sources. Incoming Wastewater Is Treated By Gravity Separation And/Or By Dissolved Air Flotation (Daf). It Is Then Chemically Treated To Adjust The Ph In Order To Induce Coagulation And Flocculation. Treated Wastewater Is Discharged To The Local Potw (Jea-Buckman Wastewater Plant). Stormwater Is Collected In A Sump On The Southeast Corner Of The Facility. The Stormwater Is Typically Sent Through An Oil/Water Separator To Tank 6, Then To The Daf Unit On-Site.
According To Mr. Turovsky, Roughly 10% Of All Incoming Shipments Are Used Oil. These Shipments Of Used Oil Are Sampled For Toh And Flashpoint. After Passing The Analyses, The Used Oil Is Off-Loaded Into Specified Used Oil Tanks. The Used Oil Is Then De-Watered Using Gravity, Heat, And/Or De-Emulsifing Chemicals. After Treatment, The Oil Is Directed To Different Used Oil Tanks To Cool Down And Then, If No Other Processing Is Necessary, The Oil Is Directed To Tanks For Shipment Off-Site. The Wastewater Fraction Receives Further Treatment And Processing, And It Is Then Discharged To The Potw. All Of The Facility'S Used Oil Processing Tanks Were Properly Labeled.
Samples Are Also Taken Of Incoming Shipments Of Oily Wastewater. According To Mr. Turovsky, Toh Is Run On All Shipments Of Oily Wastewater That Have A Definable Amount Of Used Oil. After Passing The Analysis, Oily Wastewater Is Off-Loaded Into Tanks 1 And 2 For Gravity Separation. The Free Oil Is Then Transferred To The Oil Processing Tanks For Further Treatment, And Discharge To The Potw.
Pcw Is Sampled And Tested For Flashpoint, And After Passing The Analysis, The Pcw Is Off-Loaded Into Tanks 81 And 82. The Pcw Is Treated Via Gravity Separation, And The Recovered Product Volume Is Measured For Reporting Purposes. The Fuel Is Then Transferred To The Oil Processing Tanks. At The Time Of The Inspection, Both Pcw Tanks Were Properly Labeled.
The Solids/Sludges/Residues Generated From The Facility'S Activities Are De-Watered, Loaded Into Roll-Off Containers, And Then Disposed At Camden County Landfill. Les Generates 10 To 15 Roll-Offs Of The Solids/Sludges/Residues Per Month. According To Mr. Turovsky, The Facility Cleans Out The Used Oil Processing Tanks Once Per Year, Which Generates Between 100 To 200 Gallons Of Oily Sludge Per Tank Cleaned. The Tank Cleanout Sludge Is Then Placed Into A Roll-Off With The Other Solids/Sludges/Residues Generated At The Facility. Les Performs Two Analytical Tests Per Quarter On Random Roll-Offs Containing The Solids/Sludges/Residues. Analytical Results Consistently Show The Waste To Be Non-Hazardous.
Laboratory:
The Laboratory Facility Generates Small Amounts Of Waste Solvents From Chlor-D-Tect And Chemical Oxygen Demand (C.O.D.) Analysis Procedures. Les Has Characterized The Chlor-D-Tect Test Waste As A D001/D006 Hazardous Waste. The C.O.D. Test Generates A D002/D007/D009 Waste Solvent. These Two Waste Streams Are Collected In |
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04/01/2015 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/15/2015 ; Finished-04/01/2015 |
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04/01/2015 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/15/2015 ; Finished-04/01/2015 |
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04/01/2015 |
Financial Record |
Reviewed for FINANCIAL RECORD-03/15/2015 ; Finished-04/01/2015 |
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08/28/2015 |
Informal Verbal Enforcement |
Compliance Assistance Offer Verbal for Informal Verbal Enforcement-10/14/2014 ; Compliance Assistance Correspondence for Informal Verbal Enforcement-10/22/2014 ; Finished-08/28/2015 |
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11/30/2016 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Liquid Environmental Solutions Of Florida, Llc. (Les) Was Inspected November 30, 2016, As An Unannounced Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspection. The Facility Is Operating As A Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator (Cesqg) Of Hazardous Waste. Les Has Been Issued The Epa/Dep Identification Number Fld 981 928 484. Please Use This Epa/Dep Identification Number On All Hazardous Waste Related Correspondence With The Department.
The Facility Was Issued Used Oil And Material Processing Facility Permit Numbers 72815-Ho-012 And 72815-Ho-015 And Solid Waste Permit Numbers 72815-So-013 And 72815-So-014. These Permits Expire November 20, 2017. The Facility Is Permitted To Discharge Wastewater Generated During Its Operations To City Sewer Under Industrial User Discharge Permit (Iudp) #019 Issued February 1, 2013. This Iudp Expires February 1, 2018.
Les Is Not A Terminal Receiver Of Solid Waste As It Only Processes Spent Industrial Waste Streams With The Resulting Solid Waste Being Transported To A Landfill. The Facility Is Registered As A Used Oil Transporter, Processor, And Marketer (Off-Spec) Facility; A Used Oil Filter Transporter/Transfer Facility, And Filter Processor; And A Petroleum Contact Water (Pcw) Recovery/ Transporter/ Management Facility. Les Leases The Property, Owns The Facility, And Has Been Operating At This Location Since December 23, 2009. Les Has 27 Employees, And Is On City Water And Sewer. Les Operates Six Days A Week, Monday Through Friday, And Half Of The Day On Saturday.
The Les Main Administrative Office Is Located Across The Street And North Of The Permitted Operating Facility. The Permitted Operating Facility Is Comprised Of A Laboratory Building And Trailer, A Maintenance Shop And Trailer Complex, The Facility Processing Area, And The Transportation Area. Mr. Yuri Turovsky, Plant Manager, Was Present Throughout The Inspection On November 30, 2016.
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The Laboratory Building Is Located At The Front Left Corner Of The Facility Processing Area And Is Connected To The Trailer By A Corrugated Steel Roof. The Trailer Contains The Plant Managers Office, Back Laboratory, And A Supply Room.
Les Personnel Collect Samples From All Incoming Liquid Waste Using A Composite Liquid Waste Sampler (Coliwasa) For Fingerprint Analysis. After Sampling, The Coliwasa Is Placed In A Secondary Containment Sump For Continuous Use. There Was What Appeared To Be Oil In The Sump And On The Soil Adjacent To The Sump (Photo 1). At The Time Of The Inspection, The Facility Had Failed To Clean-Up The Release In This Area (Photo 2) [Permit Condition, Part Ii #8, And 40 Cfr 279.54(G)].
In The Two Laboratories, A Fingerprint Analysis Is Performed For Ph, Flashpoint, Total Organic Halogens (Toh), Metals (Except Mercury), And Pcb’S. In The Back Laboratory, Small Amounts Of Waste Laboratory Solvents Are Generated From Dexsil Chlor-D-Tect Q4000, Chlor-D-Tect 1000, And Chemical Oxygen Demand (Cod) 20-1500 Mg/L Test Kits. Review Of The Sds For The Chlor-D-Tect Kits Indicates The Kit Contains Ampules With Ethanol, Naphthalene, Mercuric Nitrate In Water, And Sulfuric Acid In Water Containing <0.05% Cadmium. Flashpoints Of The Individual Ampules Range Between 48°F And 162°F. Other Lab Analyses May Use Solvents Such As Toluene, Acetone, Hexane, Or Small Prefilled Vials Of Water. Spent Solvent Waste May Be F003, F005, Or D001 Hazardous Waste. Spent Cod Test Vials Are D002/D007/D009/D011 Hazardous Waste.
Spent Chlor-D-Tect And Cod Test Kit Vials Generated From The Back Laboratory Are Emptied Into Two Glass Satellite Containers That Were Properly Labeled (Photos 3 And 4). The Facility Triple-Rinses All Emptied Spent Glass Vials And Disposes Of Them As Non-Hazardous Waste. When Full, Both Satellite Accumulation Containers Are Emptied Into The Facility’S Hazardous Waste Accumulation Container Located Outside The Laboratory Building Entrance App |
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03/06/2017 |
Issue Non-Compliance Letter |
Sent-03/06/2017 ; Finished-03/07/2017 |
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05/07/2019 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Liquid Environmental Solutions Of Florida, Llc. (Les) Was Inspected May 7, 2019, As An Unannounced Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspection. Les Was Last Inspected By The Department’S Hazardous Waste Program On November 30, 2016. The Facility Is Registered And Operating As A Used Oil Transporter, Used Oil Filter Transporter, Used Oil Filter Transfer Facility And Used Oil Filter Processor. The Facility Is Operating As A Very Small Quantity Generator (Vsqg) Of Hazardous Waste, An Off-Spec Used Oil Marketer And Petroleum Contact Water Transporter And Recoverer. The Facility Is Permitted And Operating As A Used Oil Processor. Pam Fellabaum (Dep) And Yuri Turovsky (Les) Were Present Throughout The Inspection. Kem Khim (Les) Was Present During The Inspection Of The Laboratory. A Follow-Up Meeting Was Held On July 8, 2019 With Mr. Turovsky To Clarify Some Of The Records.
The Facility Was Issued Used Oil And Material Processing Facility Permit Numbers 72815-017-Ho And 72815-019-Ho And Solid Waste Permit Number 72815-018-So. These Permits Expire November 20, 2022. A Permit Minor Modification Was Approved On May 8, 2018. The Modification Included The Addition Of Tanks 121 And 122 And The Closure And Removal Of Tanks 3a, 3b, 4a And 4b. This Work Had Been Completed At The Time Of Inspection. The Facility Is Permitted To Discharge Wastewater Generated During Its Operations To The City Sewer Under Industrial User Discharge Permit (Iudp) #019 Issued February 1, 2018. This Iudp Expires January 31, 2023.
Les Manages Non-Hazardous, Liquid And Solid Waste Streams. Les Is Not A Terminal Receiver Of Solid Waste, As It Only Processes Spent Industrial Waste Streams With The Resulting Solid Waste Being Transported To A Landfill. Les Leases The Property And Buildings And Has Been Operating At This Location Since December 23, 2009. Les Has 20-30 Employees And Is On City Water And Sewer. Les Operates Monday Through Friday From 7:00 Am To 6:00 Pm And Saturday From 7:00 Am To 12:00 Pm.
The Les Main Administrative Office Is Located Across The Street And North Of The Permitted Operating Facility. The Permitted Operating Facility Is Comprised Of A Laboratory Complex, The Used Oil Processing Area, The Oily Water Treatment Area, The Petroleum Contact Water Treatment Area, The Wastewater Treatment Area, The Plate And Frame Filter Press Area, The Solidification Pits, The Used Oil Filter And Container Storage Area, The Transportation Area, The Grease Waste Processing Area And The Maintenance Shop.
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The Laboratory Complex Is Located In The Northwest Corner Of The Facility And Consists Of The Receiving Laboratory And “Back” Laboratory (Trailer).
Prior To Trucks Being Off-Loaded At One Of Three Off-Loading Stations (Photo 1), Les Personnel Collect Samples From All Incoming Liquid Waste Using A Composite Liquid Waste Sampler (Coliwasa) For Fingerprint Analysis. After Sampling, The Coliwasa Is Placed In A Secondary Containment Sump (Photo 2) Located Outside And Adjacent To The Receiving Laboratory For Continuous Use. Accumulated Liquids Are Automatically Pumped To One Of The Process Tanks. There Was One Step-Can For The Collection Of Oily Rags Located Adjacent To The Coliwasa Sump. Rags Are Laundered Weekly By Aramark.
A Portion Of All Used Oil Samples Is Maintained For 30 Days In A Refrigerator Located Outside The Entrance Of The Receiving Laboratory (Photo 3). The Excess Used Oil That Is Not Saved Is Accumulated In A 5-Gallon Container Located Outside And Adjacent To The Receiving Laboratory (Photo 4) And Managed As Used Oil. The Container Was Covered, Properly Labeled And Stored In A Secondary Container Which Appeared To Meet The Requirements. The Facility Is Reminded That Secondary Containment For Used Oil Containers Is Required To Have A Capacity Of 110% Of The Volume Of The Largest Container Within The Containment Area. When Full, The Container Is Emptied Into Ei |
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11/08/2019 |
Submittal Received By Department |
Finished-11/08/2019 |
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12/10/2019 |
Phone Conversation |
Finished-12/10/2019 |
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12/18/2019 |
Submittal Received By Department |
Received-07/19/2019 ; Finished-12/18/2019 |
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12/18/2019 |
Submittal Received By Department |
Received-09/25/2019 ; Finished-12/18/2019 |
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12/23/2019 |
Issue Non-Compliance Letter |
Compliance Warning Letter Sent-07/31/2019 ; Submittal Received by Department-10/03/2019 ; Submittal Received by Department-12/03/2019 ; Submittal Received by Department-12/04/2019 ; Return to Compliance Letter Sent (RCL)-12/23/2019 ; Finished-12/23/2019 |
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05/13/2021 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; Used Oil Marketer - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Liquid Environmental Solutions Of Florida, Llc. (Les) Was Inspected May 14, 2021, As A Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspection. Les Was Last Inspected By The Department’S Hazardous Waste Program On May 7, 2019. The Facility Is Registered And Operating As A Used Oil Transporter, Used Oil Filter Transporter, Used Oil Filter Transfer Facility And Used Oil Filter Processor. The Facility Is Operating As A Very Small Quantity Generator (Vsqg) Of Hazardous Waste, An Off-Spec Used Oil Marketer And Petroleum Contact Water Transporter And Recoverer. The Facility Is Permitted And Operating As A Used Oil Processor. Yuri Turovsky (Les) Was Present Throughout The Inspection. Kem Khim (Les) Was Present During The Inspection Of The Laboratory.
The Facility Was Issued Used Oil And Material Processing Facility Permit Numbers 72815-017-Ho And 72815- 019-Ho And Solid Waste Permit Number 72815-018-So. These Permits Expire November 20, 2022. A Permit Minor Modification Was Approved On May 8, 2018. The Modification Included The Addition Of Tanks 121 And 122 And The Closure And Removal Of Tanks 3a, 3b, 4a And 4b. This Work Had Been Completed At The Time Of Inspection. The Facility Is Permitted To Discharge Wastewater Generated During Its Operations To The City Sewer Under Industrial User Discharge Permit (Iudp) #019 Issued February 1, 2018. This Iudp Expires January 31, 2023.
Les Manages Non-Hazardous, Liquid And Solid Waste Streams. Les Is Not A Terminal Receiver Of Solid Waste, As It Only Processes Spent Industrial Waste Streams With The Resulting Solid Waste Being Transported To A Landfill. Les Leases The Property And Buildings And Has Been Operating At This Location Since December 23, 2009. Les Has 20-30 Employees And Is On City Water And Sewer. Les Operates Monday Through Friday From 7:00 Am To 6:00 Pm And Saturday From 7:00 Am To 12:00 Pm.
The Les Main Administrative Office Is Located Across The Street And North Of The Permitted Operating Facility. The Permitted Operating Facility Is Comprised Of A Laboratory Complex, The Used Oil Processing Area, The Oily Water Treatment Area, The Petroleum Contact Water Treatment Area, The Wastewater Treatment Area, The Plate And Frame Filter Press Area, The Solidification Pits, The Used Oil Filter And Container Storage Area, The Transportation Area, The Grease Waste Processing Area And The Maintenance Shop.
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The Laboratory Complex Is Located In The Northwest Corner Of The Facility And Consists Of The Receiving Laboratory, “Back” Laboratory (Trailer) And “Old” Laboratory.
Prior To Trucks Being Off-Loaded At One Of Three Off-Loading Stations (Photo 1), Les Personnel Collect Samples From All Incoming Liquid Waste Using A Composite Liquid Waste Sampler (Coliwasa) For Fingerprint Analysis. After Sampling, The Coliwasa Is Placed In A Secondary Containment Sump (Photo 2) Located Outside And Adjacent To The Receiving Laboratory For Continuous Use. Accumulated Liquids Are Automatically Pumped To One Of The Process Tanks. There Was One Step-Can For The Collection Of Oily Rags Located Adjacent To The Coliwasa Sump. Rags Are Laundered Weekly By Unifirst.
A Portion Of All Used Oil Samples Is Maintained For 30 Days In A Refrigerator Located Outside The Entrance Of The Receiving Laboratory. The Excess Used Oil That Is Not Saved Is Taken Directly To A Processing Tank For Management As Used Oil.
A Fingerprint Analysis Is Performed By The Receiving Laboratory For Total Organic Halogens (Toh), At A Minimum. Flashpoint, Ph, And Pcbs Are Also Typically Analyzed. Dexsil Chlor-D-Tect Q4000 (Ethanol 3.33%, Naphthalene 11.57%, Mercuric Nitrate In Water 9.32%, And Sulfuric Acid In Water Containing <0.05% Cadmium 68.64%; Flashpoint 48°F To 162°F) Is Used To Analyze Toh. The Test Kits Come With A Disposal Ampule And Instructions State That When The Disposal Instructions Are Followed, The Test Kits Will Pass A Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure |
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08/12/2021 |
Issue Non-Compliance Letter |
Submittal Received by Department-05/21/2021 ; Submittal Received by Department-06/01/2021 ; Submittal Received by Department-07/15/2021 ; Sent-08/12/2021 ; Submittal Received by Department-10/28/2021 ; Return to Compliance Letter Sent (RCL)-11/15/2021 ; Finished-11/18/2021 |
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08/17/2023 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; CESQG (<100 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Transfer Facility - Routine; Used Oil Processor - Routine; VSQG (<100 kg/month) Liquid Environmental Solutions Of Florida, Llc. (Les) Was Inspected August 17, 2023, As A Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspection. Les Was Last Inspected By The Department’S Hazardous Waste Program On May 13, 2021. The Facility Is Registered And Operating As A Used Oil Transporter, Used Oil Filter Transporter, Used Oil Filter Transfer Facility And Used Oil Filter Processor. The Facility Is Operating As A Very Small Quantity Generator (Vsqg) Of Hazardous Waste, An Off-Spec Used Oil Marketer And Petroleum Contact Water Transporter And Recoverer. The Facility Is Permitted And Operating As A Used Oil Processor. Joel Williams (Les Plant Supervisor) Was Present Throughout The Inspection Of The Plant. Kem Khim (Les) Was Present During The Inspection Of A Majority Of The Plant, The Laboratory And Records.
The Facility Was Issued Used Oil And Material Processing Facility Permit Number 72815-019-Ho And Solid Waste Permit Number 72815-020-So. These Permits Expire November 20, 2027. The Facility Is Permitted To Discharge Wastewater Generated During Its Operations To The City Sewer Under Industrial User Discharge Permit (Iudp) #019 Issued February 1, 2023. This Iudp Expires January 31, 2028.
Les Manages Non-Hazardous, Liquid And Solid Waste Streams. Les Is Not A Terminal Receiver Of Solid Waste, As It Only Processes Spent Industrial Waste Streams With The Resulting Solid Waste Being Transported To A Landfill. Les Leases The Property And Buildings And Has Been Operating At This Location Since December 23, 2009. Les Has 12 Plant Operation Employees And Is On City Water And Sewer. Les Operates Monday Through Friday From 7:00 Am To 6:00 Pm And Saturday From 7:00 Am To 12:00 Pm.
The Les Main Administrative Office Is Located Across The Street And North Of The Permitted Operating Facility. The Permitted Operating Facility Is Comprised Of A Laboratory Complex, The Used Oil Processing Area, The Oily Water Treatment Area, The Petroleum Contact Water Treatment Area, The Wastewater Treatment Area, The Plate And Frame Filter Press Area, The Solidification Pits, The Used Oil Filter And Container Storage Area, The Transportation Area, The Grease Waste Processing Area, The Maintenance Shop And The Solid Waste Accumulation Area.
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The Laboratory Complex Is Located In The Northwest Corner Of The Facility And Consists Of The Receiving Laboratory, “Back” Laboratory (Trailer) And “Old” Laboratory.
Prior To Trucks Being Off-Loaded At One Of Three Off-Loading Stations, Les Personnel Collect Samples From All Incoming Liquid Waste Using A Composite Liquid Waste Sampler (Coliwasa) For Fingerprint Analysis. After Sampling, The Coliwasa Is Placed In A Secondary Containment Sump Located Outside And Adjacent To The Receiving Laboratory For Continuous Use. Accumulated Liquids Are Automatically Pumped To One Of The Process Tanks. There Was One Step-Can For The Collection Of Oily Rags Located Adjacent To The Coliwasa Sump. Rags Are Laundered Weekly By Unifirst.
A Portion Of All Used Oil Samples Is Maintained For 30 Days In A Refrigerator Located Outside The Entrance Of The Receiving Laboratory. The Excess Used Oil That Is Not Saved Is Taken Directly To A Processing Tank For Management As Used Oil. A Fingerprint Analysis Is Performed By The Receiving Laboratory For Total Organic Halogens (Toh), At A Minimum. Flashpoint, Ph, And Pcbs Are Also Typically Analyzed. Dexsil Chlor-D-Tect Q4000 (Ethanol 3.33%, Naphthalene 11.57%, Mercuric Nitrate In Water 9.32%, And Sulfuric Acid In Water Containing <0.05% Cadmium 68.64%; Flashpoint 48°F To 162°F) Is Used To Analyze Toh. The Test Kits Come With A Disposal Ampule And Instructions State That When The Disposal Instructions Are Followed, The Test Kits Will Pass A Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (Tclp) Test. Spent Test Kits Are Disposed Of In The Trash. Occasionally, Hexane Extraction Is Used To Analyze Toh. The Hexane Is Disposed Of With The Sample And |
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11/28/2023 |
Warning Letter |
Sent-11/28/2023 ; Finished-10/28/2024 |
196299 |
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08/30/2024 |
Short Form Consent Order |
Executed-08/30/2024 ; Finished-10/28/2024 |
196299 |
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10/07/2024 |
Penalty |
Received-09/27/2024 ; Finished-10/07/2024 |
196299 |
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10/17/2024 |
Return To Compliance Letter |
Sent-10/17/2024 ; Finished-10/28/2024 |
196299 |
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10/28/2024 |
Enforcement Tracking |
Finished-10/28/2024 |
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10/28/2024 |
Case Report |
Sent to OGC-07/15/2024 ; Finished-10/28/2024 |
196299 |
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10/28/2024 |
Meeting |
Finished-10/28/2024 |
196299 |