Activity History Listing

Activity History for:

EPAID: FLR000119347, Ring Power Corp

Note: ETA links to Enforcement Tracking Activity

Date Done	Activity Type	Activity Comments	ETA Link
11/28/2006	Legacy Site Inspection
11/28/2006	Informal Verbal Enforcement
05/02/2007	Return To Compliance Letter
05/02/2007	File Review	Office Visit W/ Rcl Info Office Visit W/ Rcl Info
06/26/2007	Compliance W/O Formal Enforcement Action
06/26/2007	Project Closed Letter
06/19/2013	Site Inspection	Routine; SQG (100-1000 kg/month) - Routine; Used Oil Transporter - Routine; Used Oil Transfer Facility - Routine; Used Oil Generator Ring Power Corp (Ring Power) Was Inspected On June 19, 2013, As An Unannounced Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspection. Ring Power Was Last Inspected By The Department On November 28, 2006, As A Small Quantity Generator (Sqg) Of Hazardous Waste And A Used Oil Transporter (Uot). The Facility Is Currently Registered And Operating As A Sqg, Uot And A Used Oil Transfer Facility. The Facility Has Been Issued The Epa/Dep Identification Number Flr 000 119 347. Please Use This Number On All Correspondence With The Department'S Hazardous Waste Section. Ring Power Is A Sales And Rental Facility For Heavy Equipment, Including Cat Equipment, Generators, Cranes, And Boom Trucks. The Facility Is Also A Heavy Equipment Repair, Maintenance, And Paint Shop. The Facility Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 2004, Has 250 Employees, And Is On City Water And Sewer. The Facility Consists Of A Washrack, Blasting And Paint Shop, Engine Tear-Down Area, Machine Shop, Various Maintenance And Repair Shops, And A Tank Farm. | Washrack: _________ When Equipment Is Returned From Rental Use, It Is Taken To The Washrack To Be Cleaned (Photo 1). Dirt Is Removed From The Equipment Using A Pressure Washer With Water. After Dirt Is Removed, The Equipment Is Washed Using A Non-Hazardous Soap. The Washwater Is Filtered And Processed With Enzymes That Dissolve Grease And Oils. Processed Washwater Is Discharged To City Sewer. Dirt And Oil/Grease Sludge Is Collected And After Testing, The Non-Hazardous Dirt And Oil/Grease Is Incinerated Or Landfilled. There Were No Violations Observed In The Washrack Area. Near The Washrack, The Facility Has A Storage Shed. There Was One 55-Gallon Drum Of Paint Waste That Was Labeled Hazardous Waste (Photo 2). The Label Indicated That The Drum Was Generated At The Ring Power In Jacksonville On Philips Hwy And Was Pending Analysis. Subsequent To The Inspection, The Facility Properly Disposed Of The Waste. The Facility Is Reminded That As A Small Quantity Generator, It Is Not Approved To Transport Hazardous Waste. Blasting And Paint Shop: ___________________ The Facility Repairs And Paints Cat Equipment In The Blasting And Paint Shop Area. The Facility Blasts Equipment Inside A Blasting Room Using Silica Sand. The Spent Blast Grit Is Collected In Two 55-Gallon Drums Via A Vacuum System (Photo 3). The Facility Tests This Waste Stream Regularly And It Is Non-Hazardous. After Blasting, Equipment Is Painted In The Facility'S On-Site Paintbooth. The Facility Uses Valspar Yellow Fast Dry (Cat Yellow), Which Contains 10-15% Acetone, 1-5% Titanium Dioxide, And Has A Flashpoint Of 22 Degrees Fahrenheit, Which Generates A D001 Hazardous Waste Liquid When Spent. The Facility Also Uses Valspar High Gloss Black Fast Dry, Which Contains 5-10% Xylene, 1-5% Acetone, 1-5% Carbon Black, And Has A Flashpoint Of 41 Degrees Fahrenheit, Which Generates A D001 Hazardous Waste Liquid When Spent. A D001 Low Flash Reducer Is Also Used With The Paint And Is Added To The Pain On An As-Needed Basis. The Facility Uses Gravity-Fed Guns To Paint Larger Equipment. The Gun Lines And Nozzles Are Cleaned Using Grow Automotive Het 1501 Thinner, Which Contains 10-30% Methyl Alcohol, 10-30% Toluene, And Has A Flashpoint Of Six Degrees Fahrenheit, Which Generates A D001/F003/F005 Hazardous Waste Liquid When Spent. Spent Paint And Thinner Is Recovered In The Facility'S On-Site Still, Located In The Paint Mixing Room (Photo 4). The Facility Estimated That It Recovers Approximately Four And A Half Gallons Per Five Gallons Of Spent Paint And Solvent Placed In The Still. The Facility Distills The Solvent Two To Three Times Per Week And Generates A Still Bottom From Each Distillation. These F005 Hazardous Waste Still Bottoms Are Placed Into A 55-Gallon Satellite Drum That Was Properly Labeled (Photo 5). Some Spent Paint Is Accumulated In Two 55-Gallon Satellite Drums In The Paint Mixing Room (Photos 6
11/21/2013	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Closed for Informal Verbal Enforcement-11/21/2013 ; Finished-11/21/2013
12/17/2015	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 December 17, 2015, As An Unannounced Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspection. Ring Power Was Last Inspected By The Department On June 19, 2013, As A Small Quantity Generator (Sqg) Of Hazardous Waste And A Used Oil Transporter (Uot). The Facility Is Currently Registered And Operating As A Sqg, Uot And A Used Oil Transfer Facility. The Facility Has Been Issued The Epa/Dep Identification Number Flr 000 119 347. Please Use This Number On All Correspondence With The Department'S Hazardous Waste Program. Ring Power Is A Sales And Rental Facility For Heavy Equipment, Including Cat Equipment, Generators, Cranes, And Boom Trucks. The Facility Is Also A Heavy Equipment Repair, Maintenance, And Paint Shop. The Facility Has Been In Operation At This Location Since 2004, Has 250 Employees, And Is On City Water And Sewer. The Facility Consists Of A Washrack, Blasting And Paint Shop, Engine Tear-Down Area, Machine Shop, Various Maintenance And Repair Shops, And A Tank Farm. | Washrack: _________ When Equipment Is Returned From Rental Use, It Is Taken To The Washrack To Be Cleaned. Dirt Is Removed From The Equipment Using A High Pressure Pressure Washer With Water. After Dirt Is Removed, The Equipment Is Washed Using A Low Pressure Pressure Washer And Non-Hazardous Soap. The Washwater Is Filtered And Processed With Enzymes That Dissolve Grease And Oils. Processed Washwater Is Discharged To City Sewer. Dirt And Oil/Grease Sludge Is Collected And After Testing, The Non-Hazardous Dirt And Oil/Grease Is Shipped Off-Site To Be Incinerated Or Landfilled. There Were No Violations Observed In The Washrack Area. Blasting And Paint Shop: ___________________ The Facility Repairs And Paints Cat Equipment In The Blasting And Paint Shop Area. The Facility Blasts Equipment Inside A Blasting Room Using Silica Sand. The Spent Blast Grit Is Collected In Four 55-Gallon Drums Via A Vacuum System. The Facility Tests This Waste Stream Regularly, And It Is Non-Hazardous. Spent Blast Grit Is Added To The Facility’S Washrack Sludge. After Blasting, Equipment Is Painted In The Facility'S On-Site Paint Booth. The Facility Uses Valspar Yellow Fast Dry (Cat Yellow), Which Contains 10-15% Acetone, 1-5% Titanium Dioxide, And Has A Flashpoint Of 22 Degrees Fahrenheit, Which Generates A D001 Hazardous Waste Liquid When Spent. The Facility Also Uses Valspar High Gloss Black Fast Dry, Which Contains 5-10% Xylene, 1-5% Acetone, 1-5% Carbon Black, And Has A Flashpoint Of 41 Degrees Fahrenheit, Which Generates A D001 Hazardous Waste Liquid When Spent. A D001 Low Flash Reducer Is Also Used With The Paint, And It Is Added To The Paint On An As-Needed Basis. The Facility Uses Gravity-Fed Guns To Paint Larger Equipment. The Gun Lines And Nozzles Are Cleaned Using Grow Automotive Het 1501 Thinner, Which Contains 10-30% Methyl Alcohol, 10-30% Toluene, And Has A Flashpoint Of Six Degrees Fahrenheit, Which Generates A D001/F003/F005 Hazardous Waste Liquid When Spent. For Painting Smaller Equipment, The Facility Uses Pot-Guns. These Guns Are Cleaned In The Facility'S Gunwasher Using Het 1501. Spent Paint And Thinner Is Collected In A 5-Gallon Container In The Gunwasher. The Facility Removes The D001/F003/F005 Spent Paint And Solvent From The Gunwasher Quarterly And Places It Into A 55-Gallon Hazardous Waste Accumulation Drum For Disposal As Hazardous Waste. The Accumulation Drum Was Properly Labeled, Dated, And Had Been Accumulating For Less Than 180 Days At The Time Of The Inspection. Spent Paint And Thinner Is Recovered In The Facility'S On-Site Still, Located In The Paint Mixing Room. The Facility Estimated That It Recovers Approximately Four And A Half Gallons Per Five Gallons Of Spent Paint And Solvent Placed In The Still. The Facility Distills The Solvent Once Per Week And Generates A Still Bottom From Each Distillation. These F005 Hazardous Waste Still Bottoms Are Placed Int
07/05/2016	Informal Verbal Enforcement	Compliance Assistance Offer Verbal for Informal Verbal Enforcement-12/17/2015 ; Finished-07/05/2016
12/11/2019	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, The Facility) Was Inspected December 11, 2019, As An Unannounced Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspection. Ring Power Was Last Inspected By The Department’S Hazardous Waste Program On December 17, 2015. The Facility Is Registered And Operating As A Used Oil Transporter, Used Oil Transfer Facility, Used Oil Filter Transporter And Used Oil Filter Transfer Facility. The Facility Is Also Operating As A Used Oil Generator And Small Quantity Generator (Sqg) Of Hazardous Waste. Ring Power Is A Dealer And Service Agent For Forklifts, Trucks, Heavy Equipment, Generators, Parts And Other Equipment. The Facility Has Been In Operation Since 2004 And Has 527 Employees. Ring Power Owns The Property And The Building Which Is Connected To City Water And Sewer. Hours Of Operation Are Monday – Friday From 7:00 Am – 5:00 Pm. The Facility Consists Of Offices, Maintenance And Repair Shops, A Wash Rack, A Major Component Rebuild Center, A Fabrication And Welding Shop, A Machine Shop, A Blasting And Painting Shop, A Facilities Shop, A Loading Dock, A Parts Warehouse, A Tool Room, A Power System Warehouse And A Tank Farm. Brian Brown (Ring Power) And Brook Teft (Ring Power) Were Present Throughout The Inspection. | Mobile Servicing ---------------------------------- Ring Power Services Vehicles And Equipment In The Field. Used Oil, Used Oil Filters And Used Antifreeze Generated During Field Servicing Activities Are Transported Back To The Facility And Accumulated With The Waste Streams Generated At The Facility Described Below. The Facility Transports Only Its Own Used Oil Generated At Its Own Non-Contiguous Operations To Its Own Central Collection Facility For Storage Prior To Having Its Used Oil Picked Up By A Certified Used Oil Transporter. Used Oil Is Collected In Either A 200-Gallon Tank Installed On Truck 19-4708 Or In Drums In One Of The Other Trucks. Used Oil Filters Are Drained In Sealed Compartments Affixed To The Rear Of The Truck During Transport Back To The Shop (Photo 1). A 5-Gallon Drum Is Taken To Jobs To Collect Used Antifreeze When Used Antifreeze Will Be Generated. Absorbent Mats And Rags Used To Clean-Up Drips, Leaks Or Spills Of Used Oil Are Collected In A 5-Gallon Container Labeled “Oily Rags.” Maintenance And Repair Shops ------------------------------------------- The Facility Operates Several Maintenance And Repair Shops Where General Maintenance And Repair Is Performed On Various Vehicles And Equipment. The Air Compressor Service Bays, Engine Diagnostics Shop, Truck Shop, Crane Shop, Track Shop, Cat Rental Store Shop And Heavy Equipment Shop Were Inspected. Used Oil, Used Oil Filters, Used Antifreeze, Oily Rags, Excluded Solvent Contaminated Wipes And Aerosol Cans May Be Generated By The Shops. Used Oil Generated By Maintenance And Repair Shop Operations Is Drained Into Portable Drain Containers (Photo 2) And Then Either Transferred To 55-Gallon Drums Or Pumped Directly To The Used Oil Tank Located In The Tank Farm Described Below By Means Of A Suction Piping System (Photo 3). In The Crane Shop, Used Oil Is Transferred To A 500-Gallon Double-Walled Tank Located In The Shop. The Used Oil Tanks, Drums And Drain Containers Were In Good Condition, Closed And Properly Labeled As “Used Oil.” Used Oil Filters Generated By Maintenance And Repair Shop Operations Are Accumulated In 55-Gallon Drums Located Throughout The Shops (Photo 4). The Containers Were In Good Condition And Properly Labeled As “Used Oil Filters.” Used Antifreeze Generated By Maintenance And Repair Shop Operations Is Either Accumulated In Portable Drain Containers, 55-Gallon Drums (Photo 5) Or Pumped Directly To The Used Antifreeze Tank Located In The Tank Farm Described Below By Means Of A Suction Piping System. Containers Were In Good Condition, Closed And Labeled As Either “Used Coolant” Or “Used Antifreeze.” Oil Absorbent Pads Generated By Maintenance And Repair Shop Operations Are Accum
03/04/2020	Submittal Received By Department	Received-02/25/2020 ; Finished-03/04/2020
03/10/2020	Issue Non-Compliance Letter	Submittal Received by Department-02/28/2020 ; Submittal Received by Department-03/10/2020 ; Sent-03/10/2020 ; Submittal Received by Department-04/14/2020 ; Submittal Received by Department-06/25/2020 ; Submittal Received by Department-07/02/2020 ; Submittal Received by Department-07/31/2020 ; Submittal Received by Department-07/31/2020 ; Finished-08/04/2020 ; Return to Compliance Letter Sent (RCL)-08/04/2020
08/03/2020	Letter	Received-07/31/2020 ; Finished-08/03/2020
02/22/2022	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, The Facility) Was Inspected February 22, 2022, As An Unannounced Hazardous Waste Compliance Inspection. Ring Power Was Last Inspected By The Department’S Hazardous Waste Program On December 11, 2019. Department Division Of Waste Management Staff Requested That A Follow-Up Inspection Be Conducted Within Two Years To Confirm Compliance With The Small Quantity Generator (Sqg) And Used Oil Requirements During The Case Review Process For This Inspection. The Facility Is Registered And Operating As A Used Oil Transporter, Used Oil Transfer Facility, Used Oil Filter Transporter And Used Oil Filter Transfer Facility. The Facility Is Also Operating As A Used Oil Generator And Sqg Of Hazardous Waste. Ring Power Is A Dealer And Service Agent For Forklifts, Trucks, Heavy Equipment, Generators, Parts And Other Equipment. The Facility Has Been In Operation Since 2004 And Has 565 Employees. Ring Power Owns The Property And The Building Which Is Connected To City Water And Sewer. Hours Of Operation Are Monday – Friday From 7:00 Am – 5:00 Pm. The Facility Consists Of Offices, Maintenance And Repair Shops, A Wash Rack, A Major Component Rebuild Center, A Fabrication And Welding Shop, A Machine Shop, A Hydraulic Shop, A Blasting And Painting Shop, A 180-Day Hazardous Waste Accumulation Area (Hwaa), A Facilities Shop, A Loading Dock, A Parts Warehouse, A Tool Room, A Power System Warehouse And A Tank Farm. Brian Brown (Ring Power), David Harriman (Ring Power), Jeff Geisler (Ring Power) And Emma Sacchitello (Dep) Were Present Throughout The Inspection. Process Description ---------------------------------------- Mobile Servicing ---------------------------------- Ring Power Services Vehicles And Equipment In The Field. Used Oil, Used Oil Filters And Used Antifreeze Generated During Field Servicing Activities Are Transported Back To The Facility And Accumulated With The Waste Streams Generated At The Facility Described Below. The Facility Transports Only Its Own Used Oil Generated At Its Own Non-Contiguous Operations To Its Own Central Collection Facility For Storage Prior To Having Its Used Oil Picked Up By A Certified Used Oil Transporter. Used Oil Is Collected In The Tanks That Are Installed On Some Trucks Or In Drums For Trucks Not Equipped With Tanks. Used Oil Filters Are Drained In Sealed Compartments Affixed To The Rear Of The Truck During Transport Back To The Shop. A 5-Gallon Drum Is Taken To Jobs To Collect Used Antifreeze When Used Antifreeze Will Be Generated. Absorbent Mats And Rags Used To Clean-Up Drips, Leaks Or Spills Of Used Oil Are Collected In A 5-Gallon Container Labeled “Oily Rags.” Maintenance And Repair Shops ------------------------------------------- The Facility Operates Several Maintenance And Repair Shops Where General Maintenance And Repair Is Performed On Various Vehicles And Equipment. The Air Compressor/Psd Service Bays, Generator Shop, Engine Diagnostics Shop (Psd Test Bay), Truck Shop, Crane Shop, Hydraulic Shop, Track Shop, Cat Rental Store Shop And Heavy Equipment Shop Were Inspected. Used Oil, Used Oil Filters, Used Antifreeze, Oily Rags, Oily Absorbents, Excluded Solvent Contaminated Wipes And Aerosol Cans May Be Generated By The Shops. Used Oil Generated By Maintenance And Repair Shop Operations Is Drained Into Portable Drain Containers And Then Pumped Directly To The Used Oil Tank Located In The Tank Farm, Described Below, By Means Of A Suction Piping System. In The Crane Shop, Used Oil Is Transferred Into A 500-Gallon, Double-Walled Tank Located In The Shop. The Used Oil Tanks, Drums And Drain Containers Were In Good Condition, Closed And Properly Labeled As “Used Oil.” Used Oil Filters Generated By Maintenance And Repair Shop Operations Are Accumulated In 55-Gallon Drums Located Throughout The Shops. One 55-Gallon Drum Of Used Oil Filters Was Improperly Labeled As “Used Filters” In The Heavy Equipment Shop (Photo 1) And One 55-Gal
05/23/2022	Warning Letter	Sent-05/23/2022 ; Finished-10/15/2024	193047
11/29/2022	Meeting	Finished-11/29/2022	193047
02/01/2023	Short Form Consent Order	Forwarded for Review-01/20/2023 ; Executed-02/01/2023 ; Finished-10/15/2024	193047
02/13/2023	Penalty	Received-02/08/2023 ; Finished-02/13/2023	193047
02/21/2023	Return To Compliance Letter	Sent-02/21/2023 ; Finished-03/20/2023	193047
09/24/2024	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, The Facility) Was Inspected On September 24, 2024, As An Unannounced Formal Enforcement Follow-Up Inspection. Ring Power Was Last Inspected By The Department’S Hazardous Waste Program On February 22, 2022. The Inspection Resulted In Formal Enforcement. The Enforcement Case (File No. 22-2275) Was Resolved By A Consent Order Executed On February 1, 2023, And The Facility Was Issued A Case Closure Letter On February 21, 2023. The Facility Is Registered And Operating As A Used Oil Transporter, Used Oil Transfer Facility, Used Oil Filter Transporter And Used Oil Filter Transfer Facility. The Facility Is Also Operating As A Used Oil Generator And Small Quantity Generator (Sqg) Of Hazardous Waste. Ring Power Is A Dealer And Service Agent For Forklifts, Trucks, Heavy Equipment, Generators, Parts And Other Equipment. The Facility Has Been In Operation Since 2004 And Has 555 Employees. Ring Power Owns The Property And The Building Which Is Connected To City Water And Sewer. Hours Of Operation Are Monday – Friday From 7:00 Am – 5:00 Pm. The Facility Consists Of Offices, Maintenance And Repair Shops, A Wash Rack, A Major Component Rebuild Center (Mcrc), A Fabrication And Welding Shop, A Machine Shop, A Hydraulic Shop, A Blasting And Painting Shop, A Paint Shop Central Accumulation Area (Caa), A Facilities Shop, A Storage Room, A Loading Dock, A Parts Warehouse/Tool Room/Power System Warehouse, A Tank Farm And A Used Filter Shed. Chris Green (Heavy Equipment Service Manager) Was Present Throughout The Inspection. Process Description ---------------------------------------- Mobile Servicing ---------------------------------- Ring Power Services Vehicles And Equipment In The Field. Used Oil, Used Oil Filters And Used Antifreeze Generated During Field Servicing Activities Are Transported Back To The Facility And Accumulated With The Waste Streams Generated At The Facility Described Below. The Facility Transports Only Its Own Used Oil Generated At Its Own Noncontiguous Operations To Its Own Central Collection Facility For Storage Prior To Having Its Used Oil Picked Up By A Certified Used Oil Transporter. Used Oil Is Collected In The Tanks That Are Installed On Some Trucks Or In Drums For Trucks Not Equipped With Tanks. Used Oil Filters Are Drained In Sealed Compartments Affixed To The Rear Of The Truck During Transport Back To The Shop. A 5-Gallon Drum Is Taken To Jobs To Collect Used Antifreeze When Used Antifreeze Will Be Generated. Absorbent Mats And Rags Used To Clean-Up Drips, Leaks Or Spills Of Used Oil Are Collected In A 5-Gallon Container Labeled “Oily Rags.” Maintenance And Repair Shops ------------------------------------------- The Facility Operates Several Maintenance And Repair Shops Where General Maintenance And Repair Is Performed On Various Vehicles And Equipment. The Heavy Equipment Shop, Cat Rental Store Shop, Air Compressor/Psd Service Bays, Psd Generator Shop, Engine Diagnostics Shop (Psd Test Bay), Utilities Shop, Crane Shop, Hydraulic Shop And Track Shop Were Inspected. The Truck Shop Was Inspected During The Previous Inspection, But Was No Longer In Operation At The Time Of This Inspection. Used Oil, Used Oil Filters, Used Antifreeze, Oily Rags, Oily Absorbents, Excluded Solvent Contaminated Wipes And Aerosol Cans May Be Generated By The Shops. Used Oil Generated By Maintenance And Repair Shop Operations Is Drained Into Portable Drain Containers And Then Pumped Directly To The Used Oil Tank Located In The Tank Farm, Described Below, By Means Of A Suction Piping System. In The Crane Shop, Used Oil Is Transferred Into A 500-Gallon, Double-Walled Tank Located In The Shop. There Was One 15-Gallon Container Of Used Oil In The Heavy Equipment Shop That Was Not Properly Labeled With The Words “Used Oil” (Photo 1) [40 Cfr 279.22(C)(1)]. All Other Observed Used Oil Tanks, Drums And Drain Containers Were In Good Condition, Closed And Properly Labeled As “Used Oil.” Used Oil Filters Gene
10/15/2024	Enforcement Tracking	Finished-10/15/2024
12/03/2024	Enforcement Tracking
12/06/2024	Warning Letter	Finished-12/06/2024 ; Sent-12/06/2024	198942

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)	Bodin_C	11/28/2006	05/02/2007		11604	11/28/2006	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
2	262.C	262.34(c)(1)(ii)	Bodin_C	11/28/2006	05/02/2007		11604	11/28/2006	Marks his containers either with the words "Hazardous Waste" or with other words that identify the contents of the containers.
3	262.C	262.34(d)	Bodin_C	11/28/2006	05/02/2007		11604	11/28/2006	A generator who generates greater than 100 kilograms but less than 1000 kilograms of hazardous waste in a calendar month may accumulate hazardous waste on-site for 180 days or less without a permit or without having interim status provided that:
4	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Bodin_C	11/28/2006	05/02/2007		11604	11/28/2006	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store used oil at generator facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
5	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Bodin_C	11/28/2006	05/02/2007		11604	11/28/2006	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
6	262.B	262.20(a)	Breland_J	06/19/2013	06/26/2013		167355	06/19/2013	Rule Description not available
7	262.C	262.34(a)(3)	Breland_J	06/19/2013	06/19/2013		167355	06/19/2013	While being accumulated on-site, each container and tank is labeled or marked clearly with the words, "Hazardous Waste"; and
8	262.C	262.34(a)(2)	Breland_J	06/19/2013	06/19/2013		167355	06/19/2013	The date upon which each period of accumulation begins is clearly marked and visible for inspection on each container;
9	265.C	265.37	Breland_J	06/19/2013	06/26/2013		167355	06/19/2013	Arrangements with local authorities.
10	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Hahn_H	12/17/2015	12/17/2015		176753	12/17/2015	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
11	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Hahn_H	12/17/2015	12/17/2015		176753	12/17/2015	Containers and aboveground tanks used to store used oil at generator facilities must be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil."
12	262.A	262.15(a)(5)	Bradshaw_B	12/11/2019	12/11/2019		187111	12/11/2019	SAA containers must be marked as "Hazardous Waste" and an indication of the hazardous contents.
13	262.A	262.16(b)(8)(vi)(A)	Bradshaw_B	12/11/2019	04/14/2020		187111	12/11/2019	Arrangement with the local authorities
14	273.B	273.14(e)	Bradshaw_B	12/11/2019	12/11/2019		187111	12/11/2019	EACH LAMP OR CONTAINER IN WHICH LAMPS ARE CONTAINED MUST BE CLEARLY LABELED OR MARKED WITH UNIVERSAL WASTE-LAMP(S) OR WASTE LAMP(S) OR USED LAMP(S)
15	262.A	262.11	Bradshaw_B	12/11/2019	07/31/2020		187111	12/11/2019	Generators must determine if their solid waste is a hazardous waste
16	273.B	273.13(d)(1)	Bradshaw_B	12/11/2019	12/11/2019		187111	12/11/2019	LAMP MUST BE IN CONTAINERS THAT ARE STRUCTURALLY SOUND, ADEQUATE TO PREVENT BREAKAGE & COMPATIBLE; CONTAINERS MUST REMAIN CLOSED & LACK EVIDENCE OF LEAKAGE, SPILLAGE OR DAMAGE THAT COULD CAUSE LEAKAGE
17	273.B	273.14(e)	Bradshaw_B	02/22/2022	02/22/2022	193047	192536	02/22/2022	EACH LAMP OR CONTAINER IN WHICH LAMPS ARE CONTAINED MUST BE CLEARLY LABELED OR MARKED WITH UNIVERSAL WASTE-LAMP(S) OR WASTE LAMP(S) OR USED LAMP(S)
18	273.B	273.13(d)(1)	Bradshaw_B	02/22/2022	02/22/2022	193047	192536	02/22/2022	LAMP MUST BE IN CONTAINERS THAT ARE STRUCTURALLY SOUND, ADEQUATE TO PREVENT BREAKAGE & COMPATIBLE; CONTAINERS MUST REMAIN CLOSED & LACK EVIDENCE OF LEAKAGE, SPILLAGE OR DAMAGE THAT COULD CAUSE LEAKAGE
19	262.A	262.11	Bradshaw_B	02/22/2022	01/18/2023	193047	192536	02/22/2022	Generators must determine if their solid waste is a hazardous waste
20	262.A	262.16(b)(6)(i)(B)	Bradshaw_B	02/22/2022	02/22/2022	193047	192536	02/22/2022	Label or mark each SQG container with an indication of the hazards of the contents
21	262.B	262.20(a)(1)	Bradshaw_B	02/22/2022	12/19/2022	193047	192536	02/22/2022	A generator who transports, or offers for transport a hazardous waste for offsite treatment, storage, or disposal (TSD), or a TSD facility who offers for transport a rejected hazardous waste load
22	XXS	62-710.850(5)(a)	Bradshaw_B	02/22/2022	02/22/2022	193047	192536	02/22/2022	All persons storing used oil filters shall store used oil filters in above ground containers which are clearly labeled "Used Oil Filters," and which are in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration) with no visib
23	262.A	262.15(a)(5)	Bradshaw_B	02/22/2022	12/15/2022	193047	192536	02/22/2022	SAA containers must be marked as "Hazardous Waste" and an indication of the hazardous contents.
24	XXS	62-710.401(6)	Bradshaw_B	02/22/2022	12/15/2022	193047	192536	02/22/2022	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
25	262.A	262.15(a)(4)	Bradshaw_B	02/22/2022	05/06/2022	193047	192536	02/22/2022	Closed container during storage in SAA, with limited exceptions
26	262.M, 262.A	262.256(a), 262.16(b)(8)(vi)(A)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	04/27/2025	198942	198586	09/24/2024	Generator required arrangements with local authorities, Arrangement with the local authorities
27	262.A, XXS	262.16(b)(2)(iv), 262.17(a)(1)(v), 62-730.160(3)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	04/27/2025	198942	198586	09/24/2024	At least weekly, the small quantity generator must inspect central accumulation areas. The small quantity generator must look for leaking containers and for deterioration of containers caused by corrosion or other factors. See paragraph (b)(2)(i) of
28	279.E	279.46(a), 279.46(b)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024		198942	198586	09/24/2024	USED OIL TRANSPORTERS MUST KEEP A RECORD OF EACH USED OIL SHIPMENT ACCEPTED FOR TRANSPORT; WHAT THE RECORDS MUST INCLUDE, USED OIL TRANSPORTERS MUST KEEP A RECORD OF EACH USED OIL SHIPMENT DELIVERED TO ANOTHER USED OIL TRANSPORTER, BURNER, PROCESSOR/
29	262.M	262.262(b)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	09/24/2024	198942	198586	09/24/2024	A large quantity generator that first becomes subject to these provisions after May 30, 2017 or a large quantity generator that is otherwise amending its contingency plan must at that time submit a quick reference guide of the contingency plan to the
30	262.M	262.260(a)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	09/24/2024	198942	198586	09/24/2024	Generator has a contingency plan
31	262.A	262.17(a)(7)(iv)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	09/24/2024	198942	198586	09/24/2024	The large quantity generator must maintain the following documents and records at the facility:
32	XXS	62-730.150(2)(b)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024		198942	198586	09/24/2024	All generators, transporters, or persons who own or operate a facility which treats, stores, or disposes of hazardous waste, and everyone required to notify under Rule 62-730.181, F.A.C., shall notify the Department of all changes in status and shall
33	262.A	262.16(b)(9)(ii)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	04/27/2025	198942	198586	09/24/2024	SQG emergency procedures
34	273.B	273.14(e)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	11/26/2024	198942	198586	09/24/2024	EACH LAMP OR CONTAINER IN WHICH LAMPS ARE CONTAINED MUST BE CLEARLY LABELED OR MARKED WITH UNIVERSAL WASTE-LAMP(S) OR WASTE LAMP(S) OR USED LAMP(S)
35	XXS	62-710.500(4)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	10/29/2024	198942	198586	09/24/2024	Each registered person shall display the validated registration form and identification number in a prominent place at each facility location.
36	279.C	279.22(c)(1)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	10/29/2024	198942	198586	09/24/2024	CONTAINERS AND ABOVEGROUND TANKS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED USED OIL
37	261.A	261.4(a)(26)(i)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	10/29/2024	198942	198586	09/24/2024	THE SOLVENT-CONTAMINATED WIPES, WHEN ACCUMULATED, STORED, AND TRANSPORTED, ARE CONTAINED IN NON-LEAKING, CLOSED CONTAINERS THAT ARE LABELED ?EXCLUDED SOLVENT-CONTAMINATED WIPES.?
38	262.A	262.15(a)(4)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	04/27/2025	198942	198586	09/24/2024	Closed container during storage in SAA, with limited exceptions
39	262.A	262.15(a)(5)(i)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	04/27/2025	198942	198586	09/24/2024	A generator must mark or label its SAA containers with the words “Hazardous Waste”
40	262.A	262.15(a)(5)(ii)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024		198942	198586	09/24/2024	A generator must mark or label its SAA containers with an indication of the hazards of the contents (examples include, but are not limited to, the applicable hazardous waste characteristic(s) (i.e., ignitable, corrosive, reactive, toxic); hazard comm
41	262.A	262.16(b)(8)(i)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	04/27/2025	198942	198586	09/24/2024	Maintenance and operation of facility. Facilities must be maintained and operated to minimize the possibility of a fire, explosion, or any unplanned sudden or non-sudden release of hazardous waste or hazardous waste constituents to air, soil, or surf
42	262.A	262.11	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024		198942	198586	09/24/2024	Generators must determine if their solid waste is a hazardous waste
43	273.B	273.13(d)(1)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	11/26/2024	198942	198586	09/24/2024	LAMP MUST BE IN CONTAINERS THAT ARE STRUCTURALLY SOUND, ADEQUATE TO PREVENT BREAKAGE & COMPATIBLE; CONTAINERS MUST REMAIN CLOSED & LACK EVIDENCE OF LEAKAGE, SPILLAGE OR DAMAGE THAT COULD CAUSE LEAKAGE
44	273.B	273.15(c)	Sacchitello_E	09/24/2024	11/26/2024	198942	198586	09/24/2024	SMALL QUANTITY HANDLERS MUST BE ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE THE LENGTH OF TIME THE UNIVERSAL WASTE HAS BEEN ACCUMULATED; THIS DEMONSTRATION IS MADE BY: