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06/29/2022 |
Site Inspection |
Routine; Used Oil Transporter Capital Marine Group, Limited Liability Company (Llc) Operates As A Marine Vessel Service Provider For Mega-Yachts. Cmg Operates As A Used Oil Transporter And Offers Services That Include Fuel Tank Cleanings And Pressure Washings, Oil And Fuel Tank Pump Out And Disposals, Fuel Polishing, And Bilge Pressure Washing. The Facility Transports Used Oil And Oily Water And Does Not Transport Hazardous Waste Or Petroleum Contact Water. Cmg Is Also Notified As A Used Oil Filter Transporter, But Only Offer Used Oil Filter Disposal As A Courtesy To Customers Who Already Have A Drum Of Filters On-Site To Be Transported At The Time Of Servicing Tank Cleanouts. The Company Services Large Mega-Yacht Corporations Rather Than Privately Owned Vessels, So Occasionally Customers Store Filters On Site. Most Requests For Used Oil Filter Transportation And All Requests For Universal Waste Transportation Are Subcontracted To Cliff Berry, Inc (Cbi). Mr. Hogg Informed Inspectors That The Part Owner Of Capital Marine Group Is Also The Part Owner Of Cbi, But The Businesses Operate Completely Separately.
Mr. Hoogesteyn Told Inspectors That He Previously Owned The Business Capitol Marine Industries, Which Opened In 1983 And Was Later Changed To Capital Marine Group, Llc When Purchased By The Part-Owner Of Cbi. The Previous Business Operated In Four Locations Since Its Opening Under Epaids Fl0000962902, Flr000198671, Flr000137885, And Fld984183707. The Facility Changed Locations Under The New Ownership And Received A New Epaid Number (Epaid: Flr000234906) On 06/23/2020. Cmg Did Not Begin Operations Until February 2021.
The Facility Consists Of A Small Warehouse For Product And Equipment Storage, An 8x15 Trailer In The Warehouse For Administrative Office Activities, And An Outdoor Grassy Area Behind The Warehouse For Truck Storage. Mr. Hines Informed Inspectors That No Customer Waste Is Stored Here, And All Trucks Transport Used Oil And Oily Water To Cbi Dania (Epaid: Flr000080071) On The Same Day Of Service.
Outdoor Truck Storage:
At The Time Of The Inspection, The Facility Had All Of Cmg’S Three Trucks Stored In The Outdoor Grassy Area Behind The Warehouse. One Truck Had A Trailer With The Capacity Of Approximately Four 55-Gallon Drums And Two Tanker Trucks With A 900 And 2,500-Gallon Capacity. The Tank Trucks Require A Commercial Driver'S License (Cdl) To Operate, While The Other Truck Does Not. The Trucks Are Equipped With Spill Kits For Used Oil, Fire Extinguishers, Registration, And Insurance Information. The Tanker Trucks Were Equipped With Placards. The Area Where Trucks Are Stored/Parked Is Unpaved (Permeable), But No Used Oil Is Stored On The Trucks In This Area. A Water Tank Was Observed In This Area. Mr. Hines Informed Inspectors That The Warehouse Did Not Have Water Access. A 300-Gallon Tank Of Gasoline Enclosed In A Concrete Containment Was Also Observed In The Outdoor Truck Storage Area. Inspectors Were Informed By Facility Representatives That This Tank Was Not In Use.
Warehouse:
The Warehouse Is Shared With Another Business, And Capital Marine Occupies Only The Southwest Corner Of The Warehouse. This Area Is Used For Minor Product And Equipment Storage. At The Time Of The Inspection, Inspectors Observed The Following:
- One Pallet Containing Three 5-Gallon Drums And 6 Bags Of Blast Media
- One Partially Full 15-Gallon Carboy Container Labeled “Cmg.” Facility Representatives Informed Inspectors That This Drum Contained Used Oil Generated From Cmg’S Trucks And Pressure Washer.
- One Empty 15-Gallon Carboy Container Labeled “Cmg.”
- One 15-Gallon Container Labeled “Mansize Degreaser.” Facility Representatives Informed Inspectors That This Drum Contained Product.
- One 5-Gallon Drum Labeled “Shell Turbo - Heavy Duty Tire Sealant And Conditioner”. Facility Representatives Informed Inspectors That This Drum Contained Product.
Inspectors Requested During The Inspection That The Facility Label The 15-Gallon Container Of Used Oil “Used |
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