Activity History Listing

Activity History for:

EPAID: FLD984170415, Ring Power Corp

Note: ETA links to Enforcement Tracking Activity

Date Done	Activity Type	Activity Comments	ETA Link
08/31/1994	Legacy Site Inspection
10/20/1994	Warning Letter Issued	Expect Response To Warning Letter. | Requested Meeting. Expect Response To Warning Letter. | Requested Meeting.
11/02/1994	Enforcement Meeting
11/29/1994	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action	Facility Has Documented Return To Compliance. Facility Has Documented Return To Compliance.
11/29/1994	Return To Compliance Letter
06/14/1996	Legacy Site Inspection	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
06/14/1996	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
07/30/1996	Return To Compliance Letter	Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96 Downloaded From Rcris On 18-Oct-96
09/30/1996	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action	Facility Has Documented Return To Compliance. Facility Has Documented Return To Compliance.
08/11/2000	Legacy Site Inspection	Inspection Report Being Drafted. Inspection Report Being Drafted.
08/11/2000	Informal Verbal Enforcement
11/22/2000	Return To Compliance Letter
11/22/2000	Project Closed Letter
11/22/2000	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action
11/02/2001	Legacy Site Inspection	Solid Waste Violation Only Solid Waste Violation Only
11/02/2001	Enforcement Project Initiated
11/02/2001	Initial Data Received On New Potential Contamination Site	Soil Contamination. Petroleum Products. Soil Contamination. Petroleum Products.
12/17/2001	Case Referred To Other Program Or Agency
03/01/2002	Interdepartmental Memo	Case Returned To Hw For Enforcement. Case Returned To Hw For Enforcement.
03/21/2002	Warning Letter Issued	Awaiting Response On Penalty Authorization. Awaiting Response On Penalty Authorization.
03/21/2002	Civil Penalty Authorization Memo	Authorization Sent To Ogc For Approval. $62700. Authorization Sent To Ogc For Approval. $62700.
03/25/2002	Telephone Conversation	Brimblecomb Received Wl. Ok To Proceed With Source Removal. Law Envir. Brimblecomb Received Wl. Ok To Proceed With Source Removal. Law Envir.
04/08/2002	Interdepartmental Memo	Penalty Authorization Approved. Penalty Authorization Approved.
04/24/2002	Letter	Pentalty Letter Sent To Ringhaver. Meeting Requested. Pentalty Letter Sent To Ringhaver. Meeting Requested.
05/30/2002	Enforcement Meeting	Agree To Enter Into Co. Agree To Enter Into Co.
06/20/2002	Draft Consent Order Issued	Order Signed By Ringhaver. Order Being Executed. Order Signed By Ringhaver. Order Being Executed.
07/01/2002	Consent Order Executed	Penalty Payment Received. Penalty Payment Received.
07/03/2002	Submittal Received By Department	Pcap Received Pcap Received
07/11/2002	Document Forwarded For Technical Review
07/31/2002	Technical Review
08/19/2002	Department Comments Sent
08/23/2002	Submittal Received By Department	Pcap Addendum Submitted Pcap Addendum Submitted
09/03/2002	Preliminary Contamination Assessment Plan Approved
12/16/2002	Preliminary Contamination Assessment Report	Pcar Recvd Pcar Recvd
12/27/2002	Document Forwarded For Technical Review
01/14/2003	Technical Review
03/11/2003	Department Comments Sent
04/04/2003	Submittal Received By Department	Pcap Addendum #1 Pcap Addendum #1
04/30/2003	Technical Review	Tr Comments Re: Comments From April 2003 Tr Comments Re: Comments From April 2003
05/20/2003	File Review	Reviewed Pcar And Addendum To Pcar. Nfa Seems Reasonable, Called Tr To Concur. Reviewed Pcar And Addendum To Pcar. Nfa Seems Reasonable, Called Tr To Concur.
05/20/2003	Telephone Conversation	Called Mark Stuckey, Tr, To Get Comments Concerning Nfa Called Mark Stuckey, Tr, To Get Comments Concerning Nfa
06/24/2003	Letter	Nfa Letter Nfa Letter
06/24/2003	Case Closed By District	Contaminant Levels Below Mcls. Nfa Letter Issued Contaminant Levels Below Mcls. Nfa Letter Issued
03/09/2004	Compliance Evaluation Inspection	Report Being Drafted Report Being Drafted
04/14/2004	Project Closed Letter	Case Closed Ltr Sent With Inspt Rpt Case Closed Ltr Sent With Inspt Rpt
04/27/2007	Legacy Site Inspection	Report Being Generated Report Being Generated
04/27/2007	Informal Verbal Enforcement
05/16/2007	Submittal Received By Department	Rcv'D Email Of Analyticals For System One Pw Sludge And Clam "Skimmings"- Skimmings Haz For Chromium Rcv'D Email Of Analyticals For System One Pw Sludge And Clam "Skimmings"- Skimmings Haz For Chromium
05/16/2007	Letter	Emailed Facility About Oil Tank And Tornado Parts Washer Emailed Facility About Oil Tank And Tornado Parts Washer
05/17/2007	Letter	Rcv'D Email From Facility Rcv'D Email From Facility
05/29/2007	Telephone Conversation	Spoke To Mr. Brimblecombe. He Stated That He Could Not Locate The Analyticals For The Tornado Aqueous Parts Washer Sludge, But Sent Off A New Sample To Analyze. He Will Email Or Fax The Results When They Are In. Spoke To Mr. Brimblecombe. He Stated That He Could Not Locate The Analyticals For The Tornado Aqueous Parts Washer Sludge, But Sent Off A New Sample To Analyze. He Will Email Or Fax The Results When They Are In.
05/31/2007	Submittal Received By Department	Rcv'D Analyticals Of Tornado Parts Washer Via Email Rcv'D Analyticals Of Tornado Parts Washer Via Email
05/31/2007	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action
06/15/2007	Project Closed Letter
09/07/2010	Site Inspection	Routine; Used Oil-Other - Routine; SQG (100-1000 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter Ring Power Corporation (Ring Power) Was Inspected By The Department Of Environmental Protection On September 7 And 8, 2010 To Determine The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. Todd Colegrove, Service Manager, And Mark Carter, Facilities Foreman, Accompanied The Inspectors Throughout The Inspection. Ring Power Is A Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste And A Used Oil Transporter. Ring Power Was Last Inspected In April 2007. | Ring Power Is An Authorized Dealer For Caterpillar Equipment That Sells And Services Heavy Earth Moving Equipment, Engines And Generators. Since The Last Inspection A New Building Has Been Built Which Houses The Heavy Equipment Service And Repair Area, Heavy Equipment Rental Fleet, Oil Lab And The Engine Rebuild Center. Ring Lift, Formerly Located On Highway 301 In Tampa Has Also Been Relocated To This Location. The Building Across The Street Is Now The Security And Facilities Office. There Are A Total Of 49 Parts Washers, 24 Of Which Are System One Recycling Parts Washers. The Remaining Parts Washers Are In Safety Kleen'S Continued Use Program. There Is Also One Clam Parts Washer And One Mart Tornado Aqueous Parts Washer. The Clam Generates Sludge That Is Managed As A Hazardous Waste, And Any Waste Water And Sludge Generated By The Mart Tornado Has Been Tested And Found To Be Non Hazardous And Is Disposed Of With The Waste From The Wash Rack. Collection Tanks, Drums And Containers For Used Oil, Used Oil Filters And Antifreeze Are Located Throughout The Service Area. In The North Wing Of The New Building There Was One Used Oil Dolly That Was Not Labeled At The Time Of The Inspection. Additionally In The Ring Lift And Tow Motor Department The Used Oil Tank And The Used Oil Drain Tables Were Not Labeled "Used Oil". The Drain Tables Located Under The Used Oil Storage Tank In The Ring Lift Shop Did Not Have Secondary Containment. Following The Inspection Ring Power Agreed To Pump Out The Drain Tables At The End Of The Work Day. In The Undercarriage Shop The Blue Used Oil Hand Trucks Were Not Labeled Used Oil. There Was One Hand Truck That Was Dented And Had Been Labeled "Leaks." This Hand Truck Was In Use At The Time Of The Inspection And There Was A Sizable Puddle Of Used Oil On The Shop Floor Around The Truck. Ring Power Immediately Addressed The Problem With The Leaking Used Oil Hand Truck By Cleaning Up The Spill And Placing This Piece Of Equipment Out Of Service. In The Truck Shop Used Oil Filters Are Placed On A Containment Pallet To Drain Excess Used Oil Prior To Placing In Drums For Recycling. The Used Oil Is Allowed To Accumulate And Is Pumped Out Weekly Into The Used Oil Storage Tank. This Pallet Is Located Near The Bay Doors, Was Not Labeled Used Oil And Did Not Have Secondary Containment. In Addition The Area Around The Used Oil Storage And The Used Oil Filter Drain Pallet There Was A Significant Amount Of Used Oil From Minor Spills That Had Not Been Cleaned Up. Following The Inspection Ring Power Submitted Documentation Indicating That The Area Had Been Cleaned Up And That A New Filter Draining Device With Secondary Containment Was Being Constructed And Will Be Installed When It Is Completed. All Used Oil Labeling Violation Were Corrected Immediately Following The Inspection. Used Oil, Antifreeze And Used Oil Filters Are Disposed Of Through Synergy Recycling. Between 500 And 1,000 Gallons Of Used Oil Is Generated And Disposed Of Twice A Week. There Are Two Paint Booths And One Blasting Booth At The Facility. Spent Blasting Media Is Disposed Of As A Solid Waste. The Spent Media Was Tested In 2003 And Determined To Be Non Hazardous. Waste Paint Is Disposed Of By Safety Kleen Each Month. It Was Stated That They Have The Drum Of Paint Waste Disposed Of Regardless Of How Much Waste Is Generated. Waste Thinner Is Sent To A Solvent Still And Is Recycled For Reuse. Approximately Ten Gallons Of Waste Thinner Are Recycled Eve
10/20/2010	Warning Letter	Sent for WARNING LETTER-10/20/2010 ; Finished-10/29/2010	28072
11/11/2010	Meeting	Finished-11/11/2010	28072
01/31/2011	Short Form Consent Order	Sent for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-01/13/2011 ; Receipt (Certified) for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-01/18/2011 ; Executed for SHORT FORM CONSENT ORDER-01/31/2011 ; Finished-02/01/2011	28072
02/22/2011	Enforcement Tracking	Finished-02/22/2011
08/30/2012	Site Inspection	Routine; SQG (100-1000 kg/month) Ring Power Corp Was Inspected On August 30, 2012, To Verify The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. The Inspection Verified That Ring Power Corp Is A Small Quantity Generator Of Hazardous Waste. This Facility Was Last Inspected By The Department'S Hazardous Waste Program On September 8, 2010. Mr. Kevin Wurtenberg, The Facility Manager, And Mr. Sammy Simmons, The Assistant Service Manager, Went With The Inspector During The Inspection. | Ring Power'S Operation Is The Same As It Was During The September 8, 2010, Hazardous Waste Inspection Except For The Following. Two Additional Safety Kleen Model 121 Parts Washers Were Added In The Disassembly Area Of The Engine Rebuild Facility. There Are Now A Total Of 51 Parts Washers, 24 Of Which Are System One Recycling Parts Washers. The Remaining Parts Washers, Including The Two New Model 121 Parts Washers, Use Safety Kleen Premium Gold Solvent And Are In Safety Kleen'S Continued Use Program. Safety Kleen Services All Of The Parts Washers And The Still Bottoms From The System One Parts Washers Are Taken As Hazardous Waste. The Mart Tornado Parts Washer Was Replaced With A New Typhoon Proceco Parts Washer Using Hot Water And Detergent (Cat Ctp Powdered Cleaner) Performing The Same Function As The Mart Tornado Washer. Safety Kleen Takes This Waste Water As Hazardous Waste. The Clam Parts Washer Is No Longer On Site. There Is Now One Grit Blasting Booth Located At The Paint Shop And The Two Blasting Booths At The Old Heavy Equipment Service Building Are Gone. The Old Heavy Equipment Service Building Is Now The Ring Lift Truck Shop. There Is A New Hydraulic Shop With A Hone And A D&A Bench Located In The Old Cat Rental Building. An 1-Aq-1 Aqueous Multi Purpose Parts Washer Is Located There. Safety Kleen Takes Waste Generated From This Washer As Oily Water. The Oil Lab Analyzes Engine Oil, Hydraulic Oil, Transmission Oil, And Final Drive Oil For Wear (Metals), Silicone Entry, And Coolant Entry On The Vehicles. Used Oils Are Tested For Chrome And Lead Content Before Disposal. Waste Samples Are Combined And Placed In A Satellite Container And Disposed Of In With The Used Oil Stored In Their Used Oil Above Ground Storage Tank. Ligroine (Heptane) Is Used To Flush Oil Samples At The Viscosity Meters. The Used Oil Is Drained From The Meters To A Five Gallon Container Labeled "Used Oil" Under The Machines. The Ligroine Flush Is Drained To A Five Gallon Container Under The Machines That Was Mislabeled "Used Oil." The Inspector Explained That This Container Contained Hazardous Waste And As A Satellite Container Should Be Labeled "Hazardous Waste" Or For Its Contents Name. The Container Was Correctly Labeled At The End Of The Inspection. The Ligroine Waste Is Recovered By Recycling The Waste In A Safety Kleen Recovery Still. The Recovery Still Is Located In The Lab Store Room. Five Gallons Of Waste Solvent Are Placed In The Still Every Two Weeks And Four Gallons Of Recycled Solvent Are Recovered. Still Bottoms Are Placed In A 55-Gallon Drum Located Next To The Machine. Safety Kleen Handles This Waste As Hazardous Waste. A Second Drum Was Located Here For Acid Waste Created From Glycol Testing. Both Of These Drums Had "Hazardous Waste" Labels On Them. The Still Bottom Drum Had An August 13, 2012, Accumulation Start Date And The Acid Drum Had An August 6, 2012, Start Date. The Drums Are Picked Up By Safety Kleen Every Eight To Twelve Months When They Are Full. It Was Noted That A Drain In The Storage Room Drains To A Self Contained Oil/ Water Separator On The Property. Blue Prints Of The Facility Indicated That The Oil/ Water Separator Is Not Connected To The Sewer System. The Floor Of The Storage Room And The Drain Were Clean And Free Of Spilled Material. The Engine Rebuild Facility Is Where Engines Are Disassembled And Rebuilt. There Are 12 System One Model 250 Parts Washers Located Here And Four Safety Kleen Model 121 Parts
10/05/2012	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Finished-10/05/2012
06/14/2016	Site Inspection	Routine; SQG (100-1000 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter Ring Power Corporation (Ring Power) Was Inspected On June 14, 2016, To Verify The Facility'S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste Regulations. Ring Power Initially Notified The Department Of Its Status As A Generator Of Hazardous Waste On August 21, 1989. On February 24, 1998, Ring Power Notified As A Used Oil Transporter, Used Oil Transfer Facility, Used Oil Filter Transporter, And Used Oil Filter Transfer Facility. On December 29, 2003, Ring Power Re-Notified As A Small Quantity Generator (Sqg) Of Hazardous Waste. A Number Of Hazardous Waste Inspections Have Previously Been Conducted By The Department At This Facility, Most Recently On August 30, 2012. Mr. Andy Marsh, Facility Maintenance Leadman, Accompanied The Inspectors During The Inspection. Mr. Mark Carter, Facility Supervisor, Provided The Records Reviewed. | Ring Power Is An Authorized Dealer For Caterpillar Equipment That Sells And Services Heavy Earth Moving Equipment, Engines And Generators. The Facility, Comprised Of Seven Building Built Between 1989 And 2010, Is Located On 71.38 Acres Owned By Ring Power. Currently The Facility Employs 407 People Working Two Shifts, 24 Hours Per Day, Monday Through Friday; Additional Shifts Are Scheduled On Weekend As Needed. Water And Wastewater Utilities Are Provided By Hillsborough County. Wastes Generated By Ring Power Includes Used Oil, Used Oil Filters, Used Antifreeze, Used Fuel, Used Absorbents, Soiled Reusable Rags, Used Absorbents, Spent Parts Washer Fluid, Used Batteries, Empty Aerosol Cans, Paint/Solvent Waste, Oil Laboratory Waste (Waste Flammable Liquids And Waste Heptane), Spent Grit, Solids From Equipment Washing, Scrap Metal And Slag, And Universal Waste Lamps. Used Oil, Used Oil Filters, Used Antifreeze, Used Absorbents And Oily Water Are Collected By Synergy Recycling Of Central Florida, Llc. Step Cans For The Collection Of Soiled Reusable Rags Are Located Throughout The Shop Areas; The Rags Are Collected In The Tool Room And Are Picked Up And Laundered By Cintas. Scrap Metal From Around The Facility Is Collected And Recycled Through Kimmins Contracting Corporation. Scrap Wood And Cardboard Are Also Collected For Recycling. The Wash Bays Located Adjacent To The Various Shops Are Plumbed To Oil Water Separators; The Wastewater Is Then Sent To The Hillsborough County Sewage System. Solids From The Wash Bays Are Collected Daily And Stored, Along With The Spent Grit From The Various Sandblasting Units, In The Wash Rack Area; This Material (Wash Solids And Spent Blast) Is Sent To Clark Environmental, Inc., For Thermal Treatment. Solvent Parts Washer Are Located Throughout The Facility And Are Either Enrolled Safety-Kleen'S Continued Use Program Or The Spent Fluid Is Managed By Safety-Kleen As A Hazardous Waste. A Number Of The Parts Washers Were Found To Be Open During The Inspection And Did Not Appear To Be In Use. Personnel Were Directed To Keep The Solvent Parts Washers Closed When Not In Use To Reduce Solvent Evaporation. Forklifts Are Powered By Propane And Batteries. Building 7, Built In 2010, Houses The Heavy Equipment Rental Shop In The South Wing, The Mcrc Assembly Shop, The Mcrc Disassembly Shop, The Oil Laboratory, And The Tool Room In The Main Building; The Heavy Equipment Specification/Main Shop And The Preventative Maintenance Bay In The East Wing; And The Service Mine Division In The North Wing. The Building Is Equipped With A “Reclaimed System” For The Used Oil And Used Antifreeze. Each Shop Has A Pump Station Were Used Oil And Used Antifreeze Is Pumped Into Aboveground Piping Which Is Discharge Directly To The Used Oil And Used Antifreeze Storage Tanks Located Outside The East Wing Of The Building. Drums For The Collection Of Used Oil Filters, Used Absorbents, And Other Wastes Are Located Adjacent To The Pump Stations. The Heavy Equipment Rental Shop, Located In The South Wing, Consists Of Ten Work Bays Plus One Wash Bay. At The Time Of The Inspection, One 55-
09/07/2016	Issue Non-Compliance Letter	Compliance Assistance Offer Verbal-06/14/2016 ; Compliance Assistance Offer Written-08/22/2016 ; Response Received-09/01/2016 ; Finished-09/07/2016
01/06/2020	Site Inspection	Routine; SQG (100-1000 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Transfer Facility - Routine; Used Oil Generator Ring Power Corporation (“Ring Power”) Was Inspected On January 6, 2020, By The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (“Department”) To Determine The Facility’S Compliance With State And Federal Hazardous Waste And Used Oil Regulations. The Inspectors Were Accompanied Throughout The Facility By Andy Marsh, Facilities Maintenance Leadman. Sheri Delgado Provided Additional Assistance In The Oil Lab And Scott Skinner, Environmental Manager, Joined The Inspectors For The Second Half Of The Inspection. The Last Inspection Of Ring Power Was On June 14, 2016. Ring Power Last Notified As A Small Quantity Generator (“Sqg”) Of Hazardous Waste On February 14, 2013. | Ring Power Is An Authorized Dealer For Caterpillar (“Cat”) Equipment That Sells And Services Heavy Earth-Moving Equipment, Engines, And Generators. In Addition, Ring Power Provides Field Service For Their Rented Equipment. The Facility Is Comprised Of Seven Buildings Located On 71.38 Acres Owned By Ring Power. Currently The Facility Employs 481 People Working Two Shifts, 24 Hours Per Day, Monday Through Friday; Additional Shifts Are Scheduled On The Weekend As Needed. Ring Power Has 23 Service Trucks That Can Complete In-Field Oil Changes And 70 Service Trucks. Water And Wastewater Utilities Are Provided By Hillsborough County. A Majority Of The Process Was The Same As Noted In The June 14, 2016, Inspection Report. The Walkthrough Inspection Was As Followed: Building 7 / South Wing The South Wing Housed The Following: Heavy Equipment Rental Shop, Major Component Reconstruction (“Mcrc”) Assembly Shop, Mcrc Disassembly Shop, Heavy Equipment Tool Room, Oil Laboratory, Equipment Specification (“Spec”)/Main Shop, Preventative Maintenance Bay (“Pm Bay”), And Dragline Mining Specialist (F.K.A. The Service Mine Division). The Crane Room Was Added Since The Last Inspection. The Crane Room Is A New Addition To The South Wing. The Area Had Two Model 30 Solvent Parts Washers And Three 55-Gallon Drums For Used Oil And Used Antifreeze. The Heavy Equipment Rental Has 10 Work Bays And One Wash Bay That Drains To The Wash Rack. Four Model 30 Solvent Parts Washers Were Located Here. In Addition, There Was One Used Oil 5-Gallon Bucket And A 330-Gallon Container Of Used Oil Filters, Both Properly Labeled. The Mcrc Assembly Shop Tests Engine Equipment Before Installation And Had 12 Drum Top Parts Washers. The Heavy Equipment Tool Room Is Accessed Through The Mcra Assembly Shop. Used Oily Rags From Step Cans Around The Facility Are Brought To The Tool Room And Collected In Properly Managed 55-Gallon Drums, Which Are Now Picked Up By Aramark. A 50-Gallon Container Storing Universal Waste Batteries Was Observed Onsite And Was Being Properly Managed. The Mcrc Disassembly Shop Disassembles, Cleans And Evaluates Engines And Drive Trains For Missing/Broken Parts. There Were Six System One Model 250 Parts Washers, One 250-Gallon Solvent Parts Washer Dip Tank, One Typhoon Proceco Parts Washer (Using Water And Detergent), And Two Large Solvent Parts Washers In This Area. A Sand Blasting Unit, A Small Paint Booth, Containers For The Collection Of Scrap Metal, A 55-Gallon Drum Of Used Absorbents, And A Wash Bay Are Also Located In This Shop. In Addition, There Was One Properly Managed 55-Gallon Drum Of Used Aerosol Cans Which Are Punctured Prior To Being Sent To A Scrap Metal Recycler. The Oil Laboratory Analyzes Engine Oil, Hydraulic Oil, Transmission Oil, And Final Drive Oil For Wear (Metals), Silicone Entry, And Coolant Entry. Additionally, Used Oil Is Tested For Chrome And Lead Content Prior To Disposal. Heptane Is Used To Flush Oil Samples At The Viscosity Meters. The Heptane Flush Is Drained Into Properly Labeled 5-Gallon Containers Under Each Piece Of Equipment; These Containers Are Then Taken To The Hazardous Waste Satellite Accumulation Area ("Saa"). This Saa Consisted Of A 10-Gallon Container Of Hazardous Waste Flammable Liquid, A 5-Gallon Container Of Hazardous Waste Corrosi
01/24/2020	Electronic Communication	Finished-01/24/2020

Vio#	Area	Regulation	Opened By	Date Determined	Completed	ETA	Act	Act Date	Regulation Text Excerpt (mouse over for full text)
1	262.C	262.34(c)(1)(ii)	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	11/02/1994		1502	08/31/1994	Marks his containers either with the words "Hazardous Waste" or with other words that identify the contents of the containers.
2	262.D	262.42	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	10/20/1994		1502	08/31/1994	Exception reporting.
3	265.B	265.16(d)	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	11/22/1994		1502	08/31/1994	The owner or operator must maintain the following documents and records at the facility:
4	265.C	265.37	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	11/02/1994		1502	08/31/1994	Arrangements with local authorities.
5	265.D	265.52(c)	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	11/22/1994		1502	08/31/1994	The plan must describe arrangements agreed to by local police departments, fire departments, hospitals, contractors, and State and local emergency response teams to coordinate emergency services, pursuant to 265.37.
6	265.D	265.52(d)	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	11/02/1994		1502	08/31/1994	The plan must list names, addresses, and phone numbers (office and home) of all persons qualified to act as emergency coordinator (see 265.55), and this list must be kept up to date. Where more than one person is listed, one must be named as primary
7	265.D	265.52(e)	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	11/22/1994		1502	08/31/1994	The plan must include a list of all emergency equipment at the facility (such as fire extinguishing systems, spill control equipment, communications and alarm systems (internal and external), and decontamination equipment), where this equipment is re
8	265.D	265.53(b)	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	11/02/1994		1502	08/31/1994	Submitted to all local police departments, fire departments, hospitals, and State and local emergency response teams that may be called upon to provide emergency services.
9	265.I	265.174	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	11/02/1994		1502	08/31/1994	Inspections. At least weekly, the owner or operator must inspect areas where containers are stored, except for Performance Track member facilities, that must conduct inspections at least once each month, upon approval by the Director. To apply for re
10	268.A	268.7(a)(1)	Dembeck_G	10/20/1994	11/02/1994		1502	08/31/1994	A generator of hazardous waste must determine if the waste has to be treated before it can be land disposed. This is done by determining if the hazardous waste meets the treatment standards in 268.40, 268.45, or 268.49. This determination can be made
11	262.D	262.42(a)(2)	Dembeck_G	06/14/1996	07/11/1996		5246	06/14/1996	A generator of greater than 1000 kilograms of hazardous waste in a calendar month must submit an Exception Report to the EPA Regional Administrator if he has not received a copy of the manifest with the handwritten signature of the owner or operator
12	268.A	268.7(a)(1)	Dembeck_G	06/14/1996	07/11/1996		5246	06/14/1996	A generator of hazardous waste must determine if the waste has to be treated before it can be land disposed. This is done by determining if the hazardous waste meets the treatment standards in 268.40, 268.45, or 268.49. This determination can be made
13	268.A	268.7(a)(7)	Dembeck_G	06/14/1996	07/11/1996		5246	06/14/1996	If a generator determines that he is managing a prohibited waste that is excluded from the definition of hazardous or solid waste or is exempted from Subtitle C regulation under 40 CFR 261.2 through 261.6 subsequent to the point of generation (includ
14	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Dembeck_G	06/14/1996	07/11/1996		5246	06/14/1996	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store used oil at generator facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
15	XXS	62-710.850	Dembeck_G	06/14/1996	07/11/1996		5246	06/14/1996	Management of Used Oil Filters.
16	262.C	262.34(c)(1)(ii)	Dregne_J	08/11/2000	11/22/2000		7698	08/11/2000	Marks his containers either with the words "Hazardous Waste" or with other words that identify the contents of the containers.
17	XXS	62-701.300(1)	Knauss_B	11/02/2001	12/17/2001		8762	11/02/2001	General prohibition.
18	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Camp_Sd	04/27/2007	05/17/2007		11835	04/27/2007	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
19	262.C	262.34(c)(1)(ii)	Camp_Sd	04/27/2007	05/17/2007		11835	04/27/2007	Marks his containers either with the words "Hazardous Waste" or with other words that identify the contents of the containers.
20	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Camp_Sd	04/27/2007	05/17/2007		11835	04/27/2007	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store used oil at generator facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
21	XXS	62-730.160(6)	Camp_Sd	04/27/2007	04/27/2007		11835	04/27/2007	Generators shall maintain adequate aisle space between containers of hazardous waste to allow for inspection of the condition and labels of the individual containers.
22	273.B	273.13(d)(1)	Nipper_R	09/07/2010	11/11/2010	28072	98000000100546	09/07/2010	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
23	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Nipper_R	09/07/2010	11/11/2010	28072	98000000100546	09/07/2010	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
24	XXS	62-737.400(5)(b)	Nipper_R	09/07/2010	11/11/2010	28072	98000000100546	09/07/2010	Universal waste lamps, devices or the containers in which they are stored shall be labeled or marked clearly as follows:
25	262.C	262.34(d)(5)(ii)	Nipper_R	09/07/2010	11/11/2010	28072	98000000100546	09/07/2010	The generator must post the following information next to the telephone:
26	265.C	265.37(a)	Nipper_R	09/07/2010	02/01/2011	28072	98000000100546	09/07/2010	The owner or operator must attempt to make the following arrangements, as appropriate for the type of waste handled at his facility and the potential need for the services of these organizations:
27	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Nipper_R	09/07/2010	11/11/2010	28072	98000000100546	09/07/2010	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store used oil at generator facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
28	262.C	262.34(c)(1)(ii)	Soich_R	08/30/2012	08/30/2012		162222	08/30/2012	Marks his containers either with the words "Hazardous Waste" or with other words that identify the contents of the containers.
29	265.I	265.174	Soich_R	08/30/2012	08/30/2012		162222	08/30/2012	Inspections. At least weekly, the owner or operator must inspect areas where containers are stored, except for Performance Track member facilities, that must conduct inspections at least once each month, upon approval by the Director. To apply for re
30	279.C	279.22(d)	Soich_R	08/30/2012	08/30/2012		162222	08/30/2012	Response to releases . Upon detection of a release of used oil to the environment that is not subject to the requirements of part 280, subpart F of this chapter and which has occurred after the effective date of the recycled used oil management progr
31	262.C	262.34(c)(1)(ii)	Soich_R	08/30/2012	08/30/2012		162222	08/30/2012	Marks his containers either with the words "Hazardous Waste" or with other words that identify the contents of the containers.
32	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Pedigo_L	06/14/2016	09/01/2016		178141	06/14/2016	No person may store used oil in tanks or containers unless they are clearly labeled with the words "used oil" are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration), and not leaking (no visible leaks). If tanks or con
33	265.I	265.174	Pedigo_L	06/14/2016	09/01/2016		178141	06/14/2016	Inspections. At least weekly, the owner or operator must inspect areas where containers are stored, except for Performance Track member facilities, that must conduct inspections at least once each month, upon approval by the Director. To apply for re
34	262.C	262.34(d)(5)(iii)	Pedigo_L	06/14/2016	09/01/2016		178141	06/14/2016	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;