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Hazardous Materials/Hazardous Waste Unified Permit CONDITIONS OF PERMIT ON REVERSE SIDE ]~ by: 1715 Che~er Ave., 3rd Floor ce of B~e~el~ CA 93301 Voice (805) F~ (805)~2~0S7~ Expiration Date: ~n~ ~O~ ~OOO ~Bakersfield Fire Dept. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INS TION ' o7~c~ o~' ~vwRONM~m',~/~ SERvzC~S 1715 Chester Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93301 Date Completed Namei Business Location: J 3 ~0 ~'o "Cfi Business Identification No. 2!5-000'! '~ ~' (Top of Business Plan) Station No. ~ Shift /~ Inspector ,//~d ~, ~o I'J '¢ Arrival Time: 0 rt ~ ~' Departure Time: 0 ~ ,S' ';:bInspection Time: 0 0 / ~ Adequate Inadequate Adequate Inadequate Address Visable [] [] Emergency Procedures Posted ~ [] Correct Occupancy El [] Containers Propedy Labled [] "El~ Verification of Inventory Materials [] [] Comments: Verification of Quantities [] [] Verification of Location [] El Verification of Facility Diagr~ [] El Proper Segregation of Material [] [] Housekeeping [] [] Fire Protection [] [] Comments: Electrical [] El Comments: Verification of MSDS Availablity [] [] Number of Employees: UST Monitoring Program [] [] Comments: Verification of Haz Mat Training E! [] Permits [] [] Comments: Spill Control [] [] Hold Open Device [] [] Verification of Hazardous Waste EPA No. Abbatement Supplies and Procedures [] [] Proper Waste Disposal [] [] Comments: Secondary Containment [] [] Security El El Special Hazards Associated with this Facility: Violations: jt~O / All Items O.K Business Owner/Manager PRINT NAME SIGNATURE Correction Needed t/Vhite-Haz Mat Div. Yellow-Station Copy Pink-Business Copy BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 1501 TRUXTUN AVENUE BAKERSFIELD. CALIFORNIA 93301 (805) 326-3724 RAUL M. ROJAS, DIRECTOR · CITY ENGINEER March 30, 1998 Mr. Ed Svestka Ed's Pumping P.O. Box 562 Lebec, CA 93243 Re: Septage Discharges Under Permit No. 19 Dear Mr. Svestka: On 12/02/97, you pumped the sump from Interstate Batteries at 1320 30~ St. which had a high concentration of lead (1.7 mg/L). The City local limit for lead is 0.90 mg/L. On 12/03/97, you combined this industrial waste from Interstate Batteries with 2000 gallons of septic tank waste and proceeded to discharge the load at City Wastewater Treatment Plant No. 2. In addition, you did not specify on your manifest the site from which the industrial waste originated. As a result of your actions, you are in violatiOn of your permit condition and Bakersfield Municipal Code' (BMC) 14.12.220 and 14.12.370. Thereforel your permit is hereby suspended for a period of 14 days from 4/1:2/98 - 4/25/98. Discharge from Ed's Pumping will not be accepted at either treatment plant location during this interim. Failure to comply with any permit condition in the future may result in civil penalties, fines and/or imprisonment, and permit termination as outlined in BMC 14.12.410 and Standard Provisions of your Septage Hauler Discharge Permit, Part I Sections 5 & 12. If you have any questions, please contact me at (805) 326-3249. Very truly yours, RAUL M. ROJAS Public Works Director Fred L. Kloepper, P.E. Wastewater Manager LK S:\V-vehicle services\General\EdsPumpNOV.wlxt March 30, 1998 Ed' Pumping Letter March 30, 1998 cc: David Daniels, City Wastewater Treatment Plant 2 Tony Ramirez, City Wastewater Treatment Plant 2 Jackie Davies, City Wastewater Treatment Plant 3 Terry Gray, Kern County Environmental Health Services Dept. ~ Howar__d win?.,i C~i_tY Environmental Services Dept. S:\V-vehicle services\General\EdsPumpNOV.wpd March 30, 1998 EEB-04-98 WED 10:20 CITY OF BKFLD PiN ])IV FRX NO, 805 835 0912 P,'O1 BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 15o! TRU;g'I'U N BAKERSFI£LD, CALIFORNI~ 93301 (S05) 326-3724 Post-it' Fax Note 7671 Date.~,, Mr. David Winters 1300 30* Street F~ ~Z~- Bakersfield, CA 93301 Re: Notice of Industrial Wastewater Discharge Violation at Interstate Batteries, 1320 30~ St, Dear Mr. Winters: Based on the wastewater sample taken from the sump located at 1320 30* St., the facility doing business on your property is discharging in violation of the City local limit for lead. Under Bakersfield Municipal Code Chapter 14. I2, the local limit for lead discharged to Wastewater Treatment Plant No. 2 is 0.90 mg/L (see enclosed). The sample taken on 10/20/97 was reported as 1.692 mg/L (report enclosed). Corrective Action As a result of this violation, you, as the property owner, must take the following corrective actions: 1. Immediately have the sump pumped by a licensed waste hauler. Both the liquid and sludge layers should be removed. 2. Submit the waste hauler receipt to the City Wastewater Division by _December 15, 199_7. - 3. Develop a routine pumping frequer~y for this sump in order to prevent any future violations. City staff is available to assist if needed. If you have any questions, please contact Lara Kinun at (805) 326-3249. Very truly yours, RAUI, M. ROJAS Public Works Director Wen-Shi Cheung ~ Wastewater Supervisor II Enclosure FEB-04-98 WED 10:20 CITY :OF BKFLD WW DIV F~q× NO, 805 835 0912 ?, 02 , (ExcerPt from Bai~erfh'~ld Municipal Code Ol~apter 1~. 12) type compounds; 19. Any excessive amounts of deionized water, steam condensate or distilled water; 20. Any w~ste containing substances that may precipitate, solid/fy or become viscous at temperatures between $0°F and 100°F; 21. Any garbage or waste that is not ground sufficiently to pass through a inch screen; 22. Any wastes contahing excessive quantifies of boron, chromium, phenols, plastic res/ns, copper, nickel zinc, lead, mercury, cadmium, selenium, arsenic or any other objectionable materials toxic to humans, animals, the local environment or to biological or other wastewater treatment processes; in no event shall the below-spec/fled limits for Plant 2 or Plant 3 be exceeded: Arse~c 0.81 m~L 1.00 m~/L Cadmium 0.11 mt/L 0.19 Chr°mium (mud 428 mg/L 5.00 ma/t. Copper 3.97 mg/L 7.13 mg/L Lead 0.90 mg/L 1.48 m~JL Mercury 0.20 mg/L 0.09 m~/L Molybdenum 0.80 m~L 1.47 m~-~ Nickel 0.75 mg/L 6.6~ mg/L Selenium 0.59 mg/L 0.45 mg/L Silver · 2.41 m~/L 2,81 m~L Zinc 6.93 mg/L 5.25 mg/L Benzene 0.50 mg/L 0.50 mg/L 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 0~0 m~/L 0-50 m~/L 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 1.20 m~/L 5.50 mg/L Ethylbenzene 7.920 mg/L 7.920 mg/L Methylene chloride 31.0 mg/L 44.0 mg/L Phenols 2000 ml/L 300 mi/L Tetrachloroethene Zero mg/L Zero mg/L Toluene 3.390 mg/L 3.390 m~/L Total Dissolved Solids3500 mg/L 2700 mg/L pH 6- 12 unit 6- 12 unit Notwithstanding the limitations that are. spec/fled above in this section: FEB-04-98 gEl) 10:21 CITY,OF BKFLD Pig DIV FR× NO, 80S 835 0912 P, 03 ' CITY OF BAKERSFIELD WASTEWATER DIVISION Date Received: j~ . ~ ~. c~ ~ Laboratory No: "' '" Sample Description: ~~ - G ~ ~ c~ r~ %(x~ ~ G~PHITE FURNACE ~ F~ME I{- t Q / Barium I,~ }, ~' 40.0 208.2 0.~._ i 208.1 Be~llium 20.0 210.2 0.50 210.1 Jr' ~. ~Chromium (total) 1~2, o 10,0 218.2 0.0~ 218.1 Cobalt 5.0 219.2 0.07 219.i ~!' I D_ ~Copper ,,},&9, o 30,0 220.2 0,05 220.1 Iron 5.0 236.2 0.05 236.1 If- I~ ~ Lead )i9 ~, o .: 10.0 239.2 0,05 239.~ ,, /I-/~'. , / Mercu~ (Cold Vapor) ........ ~, ~/./~ v Molybdenum N~, 50.0 246.2 0.11 246.1 Thallium 10.0 279.2 0.14 279.1 ~ Vanadium 50.0 286.2 0.44 286,1 /1' l~ /Zinc 17g?, ~ 50.0 289.2 0,15 289A Lab Technician JAN-26-98 lION 16:00 OITY OF BKFLD NW DIV FA× NO, 805 83B 0912 P, O1 BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ~o~ rRUxTUN ^V~UE BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA January 14, 1~8 Ed's Pumping P.O. Box 562 Lebec, CA 93301 Re: Request for Information Dear Ed's: Please submit your waste hauler manifests for all loads picked up in the Bakersfield area on 12/2 & 12/3/97 This information should include date, time, physical location, type of waste, and volume pumped. Please reply to the City Wastewater Division by lVebruary6. 19,9,,8. If you have any questions, please contact Wen-Shi Cheung at (805) 326-3249. Very truly yours, PAUL M. ROJAS Public Works Director Fred L. Kloepper, P.E. Wastewater Manager LK J~N-26-98 liON 16:00 OITY OF BKFLD 1~!,I DIV F~q× NO, 806 835 0912 P, 02 CITY OF BAKERSFIELD WASTEWATER DIVISION Date Received: ~- ~, ~. c~ ~' Date Reported: //" f ~-.~ ~ Sample Description: GRAPHITE FURNACE AA Pi..,4ME REPORTING REPORTING Dat~ CONCENTRATION LIMIT EPA UMIT EPA Aeal~fzed POLLUTANT u~. u~4.. METHOD ~ ~ METHOD .l/~/,,,.~ "/ -~'Antimony h/J~ ,_ 50.0 204.2 0.44 204.1 !.!-I3> --Arsenic ..... ,,*~, ~:::~;... '10.0 206.2 206.3 - ~ J Barium I '7 3, ~ 40.0 208.2 0.25, t 208.1 , Beryllium 20.0 210.2 0.50 210.1 ~ /Cadmium IO,~ 10.0 213.2 0.01, 213.1 -~ !{-~'7 '"Chromium (total) 1'12, o 10.0 218.2 0.03 218.1 , ., Cobalt 5.0 219.2 0.07 219.'1 I[. I~._ -~Copper 3g.9, o 30.0 220.2 0.05 220.1 Iron 5.0 236.2 0.05 236.1 [/'-'/2~' Lead ).& ~ ~, O 10.0 239.2 0.05 239.1 .... /I,/~',~Mercury (Cold Vapor) _ ~/~ 1.0 245.1 I1' !"/ .... ~" Molybdenum ~J.L, 50.0 246.2 0,11 246.1 [,I- I~t' ,-'Nickel ....~ I. c~ 50.0 249.2 0.02 249.1 .... [/~ I~'"Selenium ,,,db 5.0 270.2 //. /~/ ,,"Silver N~ .... 10.0 272.2 0.08 272.1 Thallium 10.0 279.2 o. 14 279.~1 Vanadium 50.0 286.2 0.44 286.1 //- I~ ""Zinc ]7o~?. O 50,0 289.2 0.15 289.1 Lab Technician ~ STATE BATTERY OF ~,~UD ~! .... ~.=,~-- ...... ~I~l SiteID: 215-000-000133 INTER Manager : ~ APR 2 9 1997 IU/BusPhone: (805) 323-9344 Location: 1320 30TH ST ~ ~ u~ Map : 103 CommHaz : Low City : BAKERSFIELD ~ R~/3 Grid: 19C FacUnits: 1 AOV: CommCode: BAKERSFIELD STATION 04 SIC Code:5013 EPA Numb: DunnBrad:77-036-3764 Emergency Contact / Title Emergency Contact / Title DOUGLAS EVERETT / OWNER I TOM HUGHES / ROUTE MANAGER Business Phone: (805) 323-9344x / Business Phone: (805) 323-9344x 24-Hour Phone : (805) 44~z-39?x~ ~q-~O 24-Hour Phone : (805) e73 l~x3~ So Pager Phone : (~0~)~-~l~x / Pager Phone : Hazmat Hazards: Fire ImmHlth DelHlth ~.Agency-Defined~Topi-c-'Tit~e ---- Hazmat Inventory One Unified List -- MCP+DailyMax Order Ail Materials at Site Hazmat Common Name... ISpeoHazlEPA Hazards] Frm DailyMax UnitlMcP BATTERY ACID F IH DH L 2100 GAL Hi ~, ~oU~-'U)5 ~t/¢~;-Do hereby certify ~hm I have ~y~ or p~nt name) reviewed ~h~ c~ched h~ardous materials mana~ mere plan ~or ~5~ ~c~nd tha~ it along wi~h any corrections ~ns~i~u~e a complete and correct man- agemen~ plan tor my ~a~ii~. 1 INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD SiteID: 215-000-000133 ~ Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME BATTERY ACID Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit STORED AT WAREHOUSE CAS# 7664-93-9 Liquid Mixture Ambient Ambient PLASTIC CONTAINER AMOUNTS STORED AND IN USE Lrgst Cont.this Loc GAL DailyMax this Loc ,GAL DailyAvg this Loc GAL 2100.00 2100.00 DailyMax Stored GAL Dail~TMax Open Use GAL DailyMax Closed Use GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. EHS CAS# 33.00 Sulfuric Acid (EPA) Yes 7664939 -2- INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD SiteID: 215-000-000133 Fast Format ---- Notif./Evacuation/Medical Overall Site --. Agency Notification 05/04/1994 CALL 911. -- Employee Notif./Evacuation 05/04/1994 TELL EMPLOYEE TO EVACUATE UNTIL CLEANED UP. IT IS A SMALL WAREHOUSE. WE WOULD BE ABLE TO VERBALLY TELL OUR EMPLOYEE OF EVACUATION. -- Public Notif./Evacuation 05/04/1994 N/A Emergency Medical Plan 05/04/1994 CALL FOR AMBULANCE (911) OR DRIVE EMPLOYEE TO SAN JOAQUIN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL LOCATED AT 2615 EYE STREET. -3- INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD SiteID: 215-000-000133 Fast Format ~ Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt Overall Site -- Release Prevention 05/04/1994 STORE BATTERIES WITH PROPER VENTILATION. MAKE CERTAIN VENT CAPS ARE TIGHT. PLACE CORRUGATED CARDBOARD BETWEEN BATTERY LAYERS. STACK NO MORE THAN 3 LAYERS OF BATTERIES. USE BATTERY CARRIER TO LIFT BATTERIES. AVOID CONTACT WITH INTERNAL COMPONENTS OF THE BATTERIES. -- Release Containment 05/04/1994 REMOVE COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS AND ALL SOURCES OF IGNITION. COVER SPILL WITH SODA ASH, MIX WELL AND PLACE IN DRUM. -- Clean Up 05/04/1994 REMOVE COMBUSTIBLES AND ~LL SOURCES OF IGNITION. NEUTRALIZE THE SPILL (WITH SODA ASH) MAKE CERTAIN MIXTURE IS NEUTRAL THEN COLLECT RESIDUE AND PLACE IN SUITABLE CONTAINER (DRUM). DISPOSE OF HAZARDOUS WASTE WEAR ACID RESISTANT BOOTS, CHEMICAL FACE SHIELDS CHEMICAL SPLASH GOGGLES AND ACID RESISTANT Other Resource Activation -4- INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD SiteID: 215-000-000133 Fast Format Site Emergency Factors Overall Site Special Hazards -- Utility Shut-Offs 05/04/1994 A) GAS - EAST SIDE OF BUILDING B) ELECTRICAL - EAST SIDE OF OFFICE C) WATER - NORTH SIDE BACK OF BUILDING D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO -- Fire Protec./Avail. Water 05/04/1994 ~=~-~R-I-V~A~TE~F-TRE~-PR©TECTTON~FTRE EXT~NGUIS~H'ERS-'AT-~FRONT DOOR .......... FIRE HYDRANT - FIRE HYDRANT IS LOCATED DIRECTLY ACROSS STREET Building Occupancy Level -5- INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD SiteID: 215-000-000133 Fast Format ~ Training Overall Site -- Employee Training 05/04/1994 WE HAVE 1 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY WE' HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING: WE HAVE LISTED ALL POSSIBLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IN OUR WAREHOUSE. WE HAVE GIVEN OUR EMPLOYEE A MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET AND EXPLAINED HOW HE CAN PROTECT HIMSELF AGAINST BEING INJURED BY EACH OF THESE CHEMICALS. WE HAVE SHOWN HIM LABELS ON CHEMICALS WHICH TELLS THAT IT IS A HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL. WE ALSO GO OVER SAFETY DATA SHEET WITH EMPLOYEE, EXPLAIN FIRST AID PROCEDURES IN CASE OF INJURY RELATING TO CHEMICALS. Held for Future Use Held for Future Use -6- BAKERSFIELDCITYFIRE DEPARTMENT HAZARDOUS. MATERIALS DIVISION ' 1715 -CHESTER' AVE~ BAKERSFIELD~, CA. 93301 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN 1. To ovoid tutti, er oction, return this form within 30 days of receipt. April 24, 1994 · 2. ~PE!PRINT ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. ~. ~ 4. Be brief Dna concise cs possib e SECTION l' BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DATA -D'JN ~ BEADSTRE:T NUMBER' ~-~~ ~ ~ ~ SIC CODE: SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION' CONTACT TITLE BUS. PHONE 24 HR. PHONE zja~ersneKt ~"=e Dept' ,azard. ous Matariats Di~sion HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN SECTION 3: TRAINING: NUMBER CF EMPLOYEES' MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS. ..... ON FILE:, BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING PROGRAM: ~/~ SECTION 4: EXEMPTION REQUEST: I CERTIFY UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THATMY BUSINESS IS EXEMPT FROM TH'E REPORTING REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 6.95 OF THE "CALIFORNIA HEALTH & SAFETY CODE" FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: WE DO NOT HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. WEOO HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, BUT THE QUANTITIES AT NO 'TiMEEXCEED THE MINIMUM REPORTING QUANTIFIES. OTHER (SPECIFY REASON) SECTION 5: CERTIFICATION: b~,-~-~-O~l IS)ACCURATE. I UNOERSTANO THAT THIS INFORMATION WILL BE USED TO FULFILL MY FIRM'S OBLIGATIONS UNOER THE "CALIFORNIA HEALTH ANO SAFETY CODE" ON HAZARDOUS. MATERIALS (OIV. 20 CHAPTER 6.95 SEC. 25500 ET AL.) AND TH,~,T -INACCURATE INFORMATION.CONSTITUTES PERJURY. ~ SIGNATURE TITLE / E~ATE' - ..... 2. .-' ~.. ?' ~ Bakersr~etcl F~ire Dept. ~,.,- H~ardous Materials Di~sion HA~EDOUS ~ATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN Facility Unit Name:._-~-,O-'~r'~V~'/** SECTION 6: NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES: ,A' AGENCY NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES:' B. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION: ~7'~// ~-/r~.~/¢~:.~'t~ .'1~. ' C. ?USLIC EVACUATION' /V/,,~. : Bnkersfield. Fire Dept. ~. ,, ' Hazardous iViaterials Division .~,:~. ~ ,' HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN SECTION 7: MITIGATION, PREVENTION AND ABATEMENT PLAN: 8. RELEASE. CONfAINMENT AND/OR MINIMIZATION' ~~' SECTION 8: ¢UTILIW~b-C-OFFS (LOCATION OF SHUT-OFFS ~ YOUR CACtLITY): . NATURAL GAS/PROPANE: SPECIAL: LOCK BOX: YES/'~) ~ tFYES LOCATION' SECTION 9: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION/WATER AVAILABILITY: A. PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION: ¢;r,e 'e-.-X?r'[n~~s''j'cr- Q''I' Cron4 door'.. B. WATERAVAILABILffY (FtREHYDRANT): glr"~ '~¥d~fO'rff'J~ t,.~ toCc~dr~d. BAKERSFIELD 'CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT H~RDOUS MATERIALS DIVISION '1715 CHESTER AVE. BAKERSFIELD, CA. 93301 (80.5) 326-3979 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS I~_VENTORY FACILITY DESCRIPTION CHECK IF BUSINESS IS A FARM [ ] BUSiNESS NAME' _ _a-¥ersTAr of 6rn ¢ff FACILIW NAME c~O~ ~ ~' Cb'O ~'~ ' SITE ADDRESS i~20 ~04k ~b~. SiC CODE ~ ~ DUN & B~DSTREET NUMBER OWNER/OPERATOR OO~S(~% ~ V-~.~ ~- PHONE MAILING ADDRESS ~~ a.% ,~.boy~ 1'~'2o Bo~ '~ EMERGENCY CONTACTS BUSINESS PHONE ~0~) ~ ~~ 24:HOUR PHONE~S~ BAKERSi LD CITY FIRE DEPAt [ I'M ' ENT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS_ INVENTORY · Page /o'f CHEMICAL DESCflI~ION 1) IN~NTORY STA~S: New. [~on [ ]. Revis,on [ ] Deletion [ ] Check. chem'i~ isa NON ~DE SECR~ ~DE SEC,~ [ ] 4) PHYSICAL & H~Lm' PHYSICAL H~Lm H~RD.CA~GORIES Fire [ ] Reactive ~ Sudden Relate of Pressure [ ] Immedi~e He~h (Ac~e) ~layed He~h (Chro ,lc) [ ] 6) PHYSICALSTA~ Solid [ ] ~quid ~G~ [ ] Pure [ ] a~ure ~W~te [ ] R~io~Ne [ ] . 7) AMOUNT AND ~ME AT FACIUW UNITS OF M~RE 8) STOOGE CODES M~mumDalyAmoun,: ~..,O0~{S. I~ [ ] g~ ~3 [ ] .)Contaner: Average Da~ Amount: ~ ~lOO ~ t~, cudes [ ] b) Pressure: Annum Amount: ~[/~ ~4~,1~. . . c) Tem~r~ure: ~ DWs On S~e ~6~ Cimle~ich Months:. ~J, F, M, A,. M, ~, J, A, S, O, N, D chemi~ com~nenm Or .... - ~; 3) [ ] 1 ) IN~NTORY STA~S: New [ ] Add.ion [ ] Revision [ ] Deletion [ ] heck ~ chemi~ is a NON ~DE SECR~ [ ] ~DE SECB~ [ ] 2) co o. - a) · Chemic~ Name: ~ AHM [ ] CAS 4) PHYSICAL & H~L~ ~ PHYSICAL ' ~ H~L~ n H~RD CA~GORIES Fire [ ] ~Rea~ive[ ] Sudden Relate of Pressure [ ] ~lmmedi~e He~h (Ac~e) [ ] .Delayed He~th (Chro lc) [ ] 6) PHYSICALSTA~ Solid [ ] Uquid ~1 G~ [ ] Pure [ ] M~um [~ W~te [ ] R~ioa~ive [ ]. ' UNITS OF M~SURE 7) AMOUNT AND ~ME AT FACIU~ · 8 GE CODES M~imum D~ly Amount: ~ I~ [ ] g~ [ ] ~3 [ ] ' · a)~ontaner: ~nnu~ ~mount: .- ' m~r~um: I. · DeysOnSit. ' ,. ~ Circle~ichMonths: AIIYe., J, F, M, ~:M,-J, J, ~, O, N, D 9) ~i~E;' ust T · cas % ~ AHM the throe most h~dous 1) , [ ] chemi~ com~nen~ or ~y ~M com~nen~ 2) [ ] 3) [ ] 10) L&~ion ,' Cern unOer DenON of law_ that I have ~amonatlv eyemin~ and am familiar wi~ ~e inf~me~n ~uhmi~ nn thie ~nd ~fl PRaT N.~ TiEe of A~orize~ Comfy RepresentS'ye / d' ~S~ ' '' . BAKERS ELD CITY FIRE DEP/ IITMENT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY Pag, = of B~siness'Name Address CHEMICAL DEscRIPTION 1) INVENTORYsTA'[us: New[ ] Addition{ ] Revision[. ] Deletion'{ I~'~ ' Check if chemical is a NON TRADE SECRET [ ] TRADESEC:RET [ ] 4) PHYSICAL & HEALTH ~ ' PHYSICAL ' '~ HEALTH. HAZARD CATEGORIES ~Fire [ [ Reactive ( ] Sudden Release of Pressure [ ] '.~mmediate Health (Acute) [ ] Delayed He~h (Chro, n,cl [ ] 5) WASTE clAssIFICATION'~'~' (3-digit code from DHS Form 8022, USE CO~. · 6) PHySICAL STATE Solid [ k\ Lfiquid [] Gas [] . c.,cxxu, n~,r~Pur. [] Mixture {]'~ [] Radioactive [] Maximum Daily Amount: ~ lbs [ ] gal [ ] ft3 [ ] a) Contmne~ Average Daily Amount: ~ curies [ ] ' b) Pressure:.. AnnuaJ Arno,_hr: . ~, c) Temperature: "%_ · ' . Largest Size'Container: ~. ' ' . . # Days OnSite '~ . 'CircteWhich Months:. All Year, J, F, M, A. M, J, J, A, S, O, N, 9) MIXTURE: List ~.. , COMPONENT CAS # % w'r AHM the three most hazardous 1 ) [ ] chemicaJ components or any AHM components 2) [ ] 3) [ lO) Locazion CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION 1) INVENTORY STATUS: New [ ] Addition [ ] Revision [ ] Deletion [ ] Check if chemical is a NON TRADE SECRET [ ] · TRADE SECRET [ 2) Common Name: . . 3) DOT # (optional) Chemicaj Name: '"~ AHM [ ] CAS 4) PHYSICAL & HE.~.TH PHYSICAL ' HEALTH diate Health (Acute1 [ ] ' Delayed Health (Chr(,nic) [ ] HAZARD CATEGOI~ES Fire [ ] Reactive [ ] Sadden Releaseof Pressure [ ] 5) WASTE CLASSIFICAT~N"~ ~, (3-digit code from DHS Form 8022) . USE 6) PHYSICALSTATE S~d [ ] Liquid [ ] Gas [ ] Pure [ ] Mixture [~"~Waste [ ] Radioactiv. [ ] 7) AMOUNT AND TIME AT FACILJ'~'%~ UNITS OF MEASURE 8) STAGE CODES Maximum Oaily Amount: '% lbs [ ] gal [ ] tt3 [ ] a) Co'l~'ner: Average Daily Amount: '~ cunas ' [ ] b)c) Pres~re:Temperll~l,e: Annual Amount: ~.,,~ I. argest Size Container: # Days On Site '~ Circle Which Months: .. All Year, J. F, M,. A, M. J, J. A,S,~O, N, D 9) MIXTURE: List ~. COMPONEN~r CAS#~ %WT AHM the three most hazardous ' 1) .. [ ] ct~emicaJ components or .any AHM components '2) __., [ 3) [ ] 10) Location r ce~ unaer peneuty of law, that I have personally exam~neO eno am familiar w~th the ~nfomagon su=mirteO on this uno ail submitted informabon is ~Tue, accurate, end complete. PRINT Name & Title of Authorized Company F{epresenta{Yve Signature IOate BAKERSl ELD CITY FIRE DEP/ TMENT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY Page_of_ Business Name Address CHEMICAL DESCRIPTI°N 1 ) INVENTORY STATUS: New [ ] Addition [ ] Revision [ ] Deletion [ ] ~ Check if chemioal is a NON TRADE SECRET [ ] TRADE SECRET [ 2) Common Name: 3) DOT # (optional) Chemical Name: ~ ~"~. AHM[] CAS. 4) PHYSICAL & HEALTH ~ PHYSICAL ~ HEALTH HAZARD CATEGORIES '~Fire [ ] Reactive[ ] Sudden Release of Pressure [ ] Immed~..~ealth (Acute) [ ] Del&yed Health (Chronic) [ ] ,' 5) WASTE CLASSIFICATION '~ (3-digit code from DHS Form 8022) USE CODE · '~J~id Pure [ ] Mixture [ ] Waste , 6) PHYSICAL STATE Solid [ ] .\ [ ] Gas [ ] adioactive [ ] 7) AMOUNT AND TIME AT FACILITY ' ~ UNITS OF MEASURE · 8) STORAGE CODES ~ lbs [ ] ga~ [ ] tt3 [ ] a) Container: Maximum Daily Amount: - Average Daily Amount: ~ curies [ ] b) Pressure: Annual Amount: ~ . c) Temperature: #LargeStDays onSiZe'C°ntainer:site ~rcle Which Months: All Year, J, F, M, A, M, J, J, A, S, O, N. O COMPONENt.,- CAS # % WT AHM 9) theMIXTURE:three most liSthazardous 1) -' '~"'~ [ ] chemicaJ components or [ ] any AHM components 2) 3) [ 10) Location cHEMICAL DESCRIPTION 1) INVENTORY STATUS:. New [ ] Addition { ] Revision [ ] Deletion [ ] Check if chemical is a NON TRADE SECRET [ ] TRADE SECRET [ ] 2) Common Name: 3) DOT # (optional) "'~, AHM [ ] CAS # Chemical Name:".,..,, % HEALTH 4) PHYSICAL & HEALTH~,,~ PHYSICAL HAZARD CATEGORIES "~Firer [ ] Rea~ive [ ] Sudden Release of Pressure [ ] Imr~,~diate Health (Acute)' [ ] Delayed HeaJth (Chronic) [ 5) WASTE C SS F CATIONoode from DHS Form 8022) USE CODE'X,, 6) PHYSICAL.STATE Solid [ ] ~..~-.- [ ] Gas [ ] Pure [ ] Mixture ['1 [ ]. Raclioactive [ ] 7) AMOUNT AND TIME AT FACILJTY~ UNITS OF MEASURE 8) STORAG~ODES Maximum Daily Amount:~ lbs [ ] gaJ [ ] ~3 [ ] a) Containel'k~. Average Daily Amount: -- , ~ cunes [ ] b) Pressure: Annual Amount: ~. " c) Temperature:'X, Largest Size Container: ~ # Days On Site Circle Which Months: All Year, J, F, 'M, A, M, J, J, A, S, 9) MIXTURE: list '~MPONENT CAS' %WT NlM the three most hazardous 1 ) [ ] chemical components or any AHM components '2) ~ [ ] 3) , [ ] 1 O) LoC-.a~on ' cer~fy unaer penal~y of law, ~at i have personalty examined eno am familiar ~the infoma~On su~m~te¢l on ~i$ eno ail aE;ached docurnen~s, i betieve th, ~ubmitted information is O'ue, accurate, end complete. PRINT Name & Title o~ AuthoriZed Cornpany F{epresentative Signature Dat~ "'~"""~' ........ ' . Bakersfield Fire Dept. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVISION Date Completed ,~-",/~'~'~ u ness.ame: Location: /~20 ~O~ Business Identification No. 215-000 195 (Top of Business Plan) Station No. 'J'~ fY~-'r Shift Inspector Adequate Inadequate Verification of Inventory Materials Verification of Quantities Verification of Location Proper Segregation of Material Comments: Verification of MSDS Availablity Number of Employees Verification of Haz Mat Training Comments: Verification of Abatement Supplies & Procedures Comments: · Emergency Procedures Posted Containers Properly Labeled Comments: Verification of Facility Diagram Special Hazards Associated with this Facility: ,'grPf/,,[ Business Owner/Manager . ~,,,b~. Correction Needed FB 1652 (Rev. 1-90) Whita-Haz Mat Div, Yellow-Station Copy Pink-Business Copy $ RECEIVED 02/27/92 INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD 215-000-000133 Page 1 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit ~AR 0 5 1992' General Information HAT. MAT. DIV. Location: 1320 30TH ST Map: 103 Hazard: Low Community: BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 Grid: 19C F/U: 1AOV: 0.0 Contact Name Title BusinessPhone 24-Hour Phone- KENT ANNAND OWNER (805) 323~9344 x (8·05) 833-3632 CHERYL ANNAND OWNER (805) 323-9344 x (805) 833-3632 Administrative Data Mail. Addrs: 1320 30TH ST D&B Number: 77-025-7'296 City: BAKERSFIELD State: CA Zip: 93301- Comm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 5013 Owner: KENT & CHERYL ANNAND Phone: (805) 833-3632 AddreSs: .6500 WHITE LN 16 State: CA City: BAKERSFIELD Zip: 93309-· Summary 02/27/92 INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD 215-000-000133 Page 2, 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in Reference Number Order 02-001 BATTERY ACID Liquid 1500 High ~ Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL CAS #: 7664-93-9 Trade Secret: NO Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: OTHER Daily Max GAL Daily Average GAL Annual Amount GAL ,ooo.oo Storage~.Press T Temp Location PLASTIC CONTAINER IAmbient[AmbientlNEXT T° CEMENT WALLS - Conc Components MCP ---~LiSt 34.0% IBattery Acid IHigh ~EPA 02/27/92 INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD 215-000-000133 Page 3' ~ 00 - Overall Site <~> Notify/Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification CALL 911 AND NOTIFY THEM WE ARE WHOLESALE BATTERY BUSINESS, GIVE ADDRESS. <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation TELL EMPLOYEE TO EVACUATE FRONT OR REAR OF BUILDING. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation FRONT DOUBLE DOORS, REAR 16 X 16 DooRs, ALL OPEN DURING BUSINESS HOURS. <4> Emergency Medical Plan CALL PROPER EMERGENCY PERSONNEL, APPLY FIRST AID. 02f27/92 INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD 215-000-000133 Page .4 00 - Overall Site <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention ALL BATTERIES ARE SELF CONTAINED WET BATTERIES STORED ONLY UNTIL SOLD TO DEALERS; BATTERIES THAT ARE TESTED FOR CREDIT OR RESALE PERSONNEL WEAR SAFETY GLASSES. <2> Release Containment SAFE HANDLING OF BATTERIES SO AS NOT TO BREAK AND SPILL BATTERY FLUID. EVERYTHING IS DONE ON CEMENT FLOOR. <3> Clean Up IF SPILL OCCURS DILUTE AT 50 TO 1 AND LET EVAPORATE. <4> Other. Resource Activation 02/27/92 INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD 215-000-000133 Page 5 00 - Overall Site <F> Site Emergency FaCtors <1> Special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - FRONT EAST OF BUILDING B) ELECTRICAL - PANEL INSIDE-FRONT DOOR ON NORTH SIDE OF OFFICE C) WATER - EAST OF POWER POLE IN FRONT OF BUILDING D) SPECIAL - NONE E) LOCK BOX - NO <3> Fire Protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FIRE HYDRANT - ACROSS STREET NEXT TO ALLEY <4> Building Occupancy Level 02/27/92 INTERSTATE BATTERY OF BKSFD 215-000-000133 Page 6 00 - Overall Site <G> Training <1> Page 1 WE HAVE 2 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY .-~ WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE' BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING: BASIC FIRST AID; PROPER HANDLING OF BATTERIES, *LIFTIN IN CORRECT MANNER; HOW TO STORE SAFELY; SAFETY MEETING EVERY OTHER MONDAY MORNING TO FIND PROBLEMS, IF ANY. <2> Page 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use RISK RANKING - INTERSTATE BATTERY FACILITY RISK INDEX 0.5 X 3 = 1.5 INSPECTION HISTORY 0 X 3 = 0 POPULATION EXPOSED 1 X 2 = 2 MCP 4 X 1 = 4 TOX FACTOR 4 X 1 = 4 (1500 GAL X 15.35 LB/GAL/1000 LB)(.34) = 7.8/2 = 3.9 TOTAL SCORE= 11.5 FACILITY RISK INDEX RATING W = Activities or conditions that increase the likelihood of a release. 1 x .5= 0.5 (NO. OF YES ANSWERS 0N THE QUESTIONNAIRE 1-13. Add 1 yes to each facility for storage and minimal handling X = Accident / safety record. 0 (REASONABLE=0, INADEQUATE=0.25, GROSSLY INADEQUATE=0 . 5) Z = Not directly addressed in the questionnaire. 0 (OTHER COMPLICATING FACTORS MINIMAL=0, CONSIDERABLE=0.5, SUBSTANTIAL=I.0) FACILITY RISK INDEX = 0.5 RATING FI = X + Y + Z RATING RATIONALE: Risk increases with increasing process complexity and potential for human error. POPULATION EXPOSED - RATING 1. IS TOXIC MATERIAL APT TO BECOME AIRBORN RAPIDLY ? i.e. A .GAS, FINE DUST, HIGHLY VOLATILE LIQUID NO=0 YES= 2 0 IF ANSWER TO #1 IS NO, PROCEED TO #6 IF ANSWER TO #1 IS YES, ESTIMATE THE EVACUATION RADIUS, USING THE BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPT. GRAPH MODEL, AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 2-5. 2. IS THERE A SCHOOL.WITH IN THE EVACUATION RADIUS ? NO=0, YES=2 0 3. IS THERE A NURSING HOME OR HOSPITAL WITH IN THE EVACUATION RADIUS ? NO=O, YES=I. 0 4. IS THERE RESIDENTIAL HOUSING WITHIN THE' EVACUATION RADIUS ? NO=0, YES=i 0' 5. IS THE POPULATION DENSITY OF THIS AREA HIGHER' THAN THE AVERAGE DUE TO ALOT OF MULTISTORY BUILDINGS ? NO=O, YES=i 0 6. WHAT IS THE OCCUPANCY OF THE BUILDING THAT AHM IS STORED OR HANDLED IN ? 1 LESS THAN 5 PEOPLE=i 6 - 25 PEOPLE =2 26 - 50 PEOPLE =3 MORE THAN 50 PEOPLE =4 TOTAL POPULATION EXPOSED RATING = 1 RATING RATIONALE: Releases that are limited to onsite consequences will limit .the exposed population. As the number of persons onsite increases, evacuation and and response efforts become more complicated, and the potential for injury increases. RECEIVED · JAN ~AC~¥ ~ORY,.A~OR ~OR~ Ansd, ........... Please answer each of the following questions by cirCling Y (yes) or ~N (no). 1. is any acutely hazardous material (AHM) manufactured or used in a chemical reaction ? Y 2. Is any other flammable gas,. flammable liquid or explosive material manufactured or used in a chemical reaction'? Y / 3. Is any reaction in question 1 or 2 a moderately or.highly exothermic reaction (_e.q. alkylation .. esterfication, oxidation, nitration,~polymerizatiOn ' or condensation) or one involving electrolysis ? Y ~ 4. Can any unplanned release of a AHM to the atmosphere result from the malfunction of any scrubbing, treatment or neutralization system or the discharge of a pressure relief system ? Y 5. Does any physical or 'chemical process in which an AHM is produced or.used involve a batch' process ? Y / 6. Does any physical or chemical proCess, involve ~the production or use of any AHM at a pressure~ in excess of 15 psig ? '... Y / 7. In excess of 275 psig ? Y 8. Does any physical or chemical process involve.the production125 degrees orF use? of an AHM at a temperature above Y 9 In excess of 250 degrees ? Y 10. Can any explosive'dust be preSent in any closed Containe~ within 100 feet of an AHM or otherwise be present in the same building as an AHM ? Y 11. Is there any ignition source or open flame within '100 ft. of any process, storage or transfer area where a flammable or explosive AHM is present , except where there is a firewall providing protection ? Y / 12. Is any Lined or non-metallic pipe used in the transfer of any AHM ? ""¥ 13. Is any~equipment or piping handling any AHM more 10 years old ? Y PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION : ( Attach additional pages if necessary) .1.. ~Y°ur.company's current workers compensation experience modification factor. 2. How many people occupy the building in which ,~ AHM'S'are used or Stored ? 3. Gibe details of all aCcidents which involved any hazardous material and all'other instances when the fire department has_been summonedin~an emergency. _. 4. Briefly described the operations process at your Plant and the specific processes utilizing AHM's, including storage proceedures. 5. Briefly describe the equipment being.used in the processes'involving AHMs. ,' · ..,:i'i.. ~12 ~ .,-. ii,~ '~' ~,~ ' ' ~ . " 6'. Report quantity of AHM(s), referenced in' the cover letter, that this business handles. a) Maximum amount on hand at any one time. b) Please attach a Material Safety Data Sheet for any material that is a mixture. Do not include MSDS for pure substances. DEMOGRAPHIC DATA: State the straight line distance in feet.between the business property line and each of the following. 1. Nearest school. ' 2. Nearest daycare center, hospital, nursing home or similar facility. 3. Nearest residence/motel etc. 4. Nearest occupied building. B~Siness Name: AddreSs: I certify'that the foregoing'~information is true and correct to the best of my kno~ Signature: , Title: _/~~~ Date: -3- CITY of BAKERSFIELD "WE CARE" FIRE DEPARTMENT 2101 H STREET S. D. JOHNSON January 16, 1992 BAKERSFIELD. 93301 FIRE CHIEF 326-3911 Mr. Kent Annand Interstate Battery of Bakersfield 1320 30th Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Mr. Annand:' Please complete the enclosed acutely hazardous material (AHM) registration form and the facility information form regarding the use and/or storage of the products listed below which contain the acutely hazardous materials noted. Please include percentage composition of the acutely hazardous ingredient next to the quantity on the AHM registration. Instructions for completing the rest of the AHM registration are on the back of the form. 1500 GAL, 34 % SULFURIC ACID (BATTERY ELECTROLYTE) This information is necessary due to the:acutely hazardous 'nature of sulfuric acid solutions. Please return these forms to 2130 G St. Bakersfield 93301 by February 20, '1992. Call me at 326-3979 if you have any questions. sincerely, Barbara Brenner Hazardous Materials Planning Technician cc: Ralph Huey ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REGISTRATION FORM This form MUST.be completed by the owner or operator of EACH business in California which, at - any time, handles' :Acutely Hazardous Material in quantities, or in a mixture, equal to or greater than the Federal Threshold Planning Quantifies for'Extremely HaTardous Substances. Submit this comPleted form to I your local Administering Agency.· (§25533 & 25536 Health & Safety Code) . ~ Note ~nsWucfions on reverse... C]tEMICAL NAME : · ' . ..... ' -. GENERAL DF~qCR~ON OF PROCF_.~S,~q AND PRINCIPAL EOUIPMENT~: California. Office of Emergency Services FORM HM 3777 (11 -'12 - 89)' I-3 INSTRUCTIONS.: _ Sfiperscrip~: ':.-"" 1. Please contact your local Administering Agency if you handle quantities of Acutely Ha?nrdous Materials above state thresholds and have not submitted a business plan (Remember that California Acutely I4a?ardous Materials-are identical to EPA Extremely 14aTardous Substances). 2. "Process Designation': is provided for facilities that, with Administering Agency approval, would most easily be - -- ....reported by pmces.s.._ For. a business that reports the business plan data by. process, this will allow..subdivisionof facility RMPP registration data in similar format to the business plans.' This format could simptify facility imnpections and future emergency response. ' 3. Use the EPA list of Extremely I4a?ardous Subsmces from the Federal Register, .40 CFR 355 (Sections 302 and 304) (Note: This list may change on a yearly basis. Be sure the list used for compliance is the updated list. · An .- updated list can be oly, ained from EPA or the State of California Envkonmen~tal Affairs Agency.) If appropriate, anach a copy of the inventory (submitted to your Administering Agency in your business plan) with all Acutely :," .: ..... ':..-. 4. Donot'in~ludeTr-JdeSecmrih'form~ionin thesedh.sa:iPti0nsl ~ ................ ' General: For emergency respon~ purposes, if these elements am appropriate, it would be desirable to describe the following to the Administering Agency: I. Batch Process: a. Wha~ raw mata'ials? b. 'What operating Pressure range? c.', What opera~j.'n.$ temperature range.* cl. Batch capacity, raring? .. . e. Product characteristic.s? (e.g., chemical stare, flammability, toxicity, em.) f. Critical process pointS and characteristics.* .. 2. Continuous IXOCeSS: (similar information as above.) NOTE: ........... "Pursuant to §25534, the Administering Agency may reqmm the submission of a Risk Management Prevention Program (RMPP), if the Administering Agency determines that the handler's' operation may present an acutely hazardous materials accident risk. The handler shall ~ the RMPP in acconiance with §25534 (c) of the Health and Safety Code. The RMPR shall be prepared within 12 months following the request made by the Administering Agency pursuant to this section." (§ 25534 (c) Health and Safety Code) An.amendment to the RMPP must be submitted to the Administering Agency within 30 days of: 1. Any-additional .handling of acutely hazardous materials. 2. Any material or substantial alterations to business activities. .mm ¥ stJsrs ss m ounm ro sus rr as n, srm. ., ymsr ~{~' ~¢,~ %~ ~ Bakersfield Fire Dept. ~¢ H~ardous Matefi~s Di~sion 2130 "G" S~eet '" B~e~field, C~ 93301 ................... HAZARDOUS MATEriALS MANAG'E~ENT PLAN INSTRUCTIONS: 1. To avoid ~her action, return ~is f~m wiffiin 30 da~s of r~eigt. ~ WPEIPRINT ANSWERS IN E~GLISH. .]0 ~ --/~ 3, Answer ~e questions Delow for the ~usine~ as a whole. 4, Be Drier and conc~e as po~i~le. , SEC~ON 1: "BUSINESS IDEN~EICA~ON DATA .. -.-- .... BUSINESS NAME: -~~~-~/~'~ '" ~~~ LOCATION: /~ ~~ ~ MAILING ADDRESS: ~ ~ ~ DUN '~ BRADSTREET NUMBER: [, MAILING ADORESS: SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION: C©NIACT TITLE · BUS. PHONE. 24 HR. PHONE 2.' ! Bakersfield Fire Dept. HazardoUs Materials-Division "~-~-~ .... .HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN -.' "-. '~"'~ECTION ~3: ~AINING: NUMBEE OF EMPLOYESS:~' BRIEF' SUmmARY OF TRAININ~ , SECTION 4: ~EMPTION REQ~E~: I CEETIFY UNDEE PENALTY QF ,EEJU,Y THAT MY BUSINESS IS'~EMPT F,CM THE ,EPO,TIN~ EE~UIREMENTS~OF CHA'~TE"~.~5 OF THE "CALIFO,NIA H~LTH -- ~ WE D~ HANDLE HA~oUS MATERIALS, BUT-THE ~UANTITIES AT ~ TIMEEXCEED THE MINIMUM ~EPO~TIN~ ~UANTITIES. ~ ~. OTHER (SPEciFY REASON) . ' SECTiO~ CERTIFICATION: ~ ~ .,~M~TI~N I~ ACC~EATE: tUNDE~S~AND THAT THIS INFOEMATION WILL BE USED TO F~LFILL MY FI~M'S OBLIGATIONS uNEE~THE"CALIFO~NIA HEALTH AND SAFEW ON HA~OUS MATEriALS (D~V. 20 CHAPTE~ ~.g5 SEC. 25500 ET AL.) A~O THAT iNACCU~ATE ~NFO~MAT~ON CONS~ff~TEs P~JU~. SIGNAtUrE' --- TITLE DATE 2, Bakersfield Fire Dept~ Hazardous Materials Division HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN SECTION 6: NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES: A. AGENCY NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES: B. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION,AND EVACUATION:, D. · EMERGENCY MEDICAL PLAN: Bakersfield Fixe Dept~ Hazardous Materials Division · ""HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN 'SECII~N '7: MITIGATION, PREYENTIONAND_ABATEMENT PLAN: B. RELEASE CONTAINMENT AND/OR MINIMI~TION: CLEAN-UP_PROCEDURES: 'SECTION,8: UTILITY SHUT-OFFS (LOCATION OF SHUT-OFFS A-T YOUR FACILITY)' SPECIAL: LOCK BOX: YES/~ IF YES, LOCATION: SECTION 9: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION/WATER AVAILABILITY: A. PRly, ATE FI,RE PROTECTION: -- ,,,~. ~~ B. WATER AVAILABILITY (FIRE HYDRANT)' CITY of BAKERSFIELD Farm and Agriculture ~ Standard Business ~HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY NON--TRADE SECRETS P~9.~ .......... of '~ ..... ,z REFER TO~STRU~~-~ROPER CODES -- I 2 3 4 5 6 ? 8 9 10 Il 12 13 14 Trans !yqe Max Ay?age Annual Measure t ~y~ Cent Cent Cent Use locat]on.Whece. % by Nares of ~ixture/Cemoonents Code cope Amt Amt Est Un~Ls on 51ce Type Press Temo Code SCored ]n ~ac~/~cy wt./; See instructions Physical(C~eck a11andthaLHealthapply)Hazard ~ C.A,S,. Number Component It Hame S C.A.S. Number. · ..U Fire Hazard U Reactivity: U Delayed U Sudden Release ~immediateCOmponent ,2 Name :C,A,S, Nu,ber Il ~ Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name: C.A,S, Number I IIIi II III,,11 - Physical and Health Hazard ' C.A.S. Number Component I1 Name I C.A.S. Number (Check 411 Chat apply) Component 12 Hame & C.A.S. Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health of PressuFe Health Component 13 Name & C.A.S. Number. Physical and Health Hazard ~ C.A.S. Number Component Il Name I C,A.S, Number (Check alt that apply) ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Component 12 Name & C,A,S. Number Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name & C.A.S. Number Physical 8hd Health ~aTard C.A.S. Number . Component II Name I C.A.S. Number (Check ali that apply) Component 12 Hame & C.A.S. Humber ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Delayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Hame & C.A.S. Humber EMERGENCY CONTACTS ~l~g~l~/ ~/~¢~ ' ~-~ ~ ~ f12~ ~U~ TiC.T~~ 2Z'RFT~ne erLi[atiq ,(Re~d ~.nd.~fgn af~K con~l~f(i9,all sectf,onq) .cer~riy OlDer penam;~ o)~ ;nq~ l navepe~sonaH).examlnqQeqoQm rami)~ar,~itb the inlorma~)pn ~u~miLted in this ~nd sUOml,t,e~at~a~ned'd~'u'encs' 8nQ t,c based off.my ,nqulry ~r. cnose lnOlVlOUa,S responsible rot obtaining cne Inter,aLlen. I bel,eve that t~~l,form, t,on ,s true, accurate, a~o complete. ~ . · ', RECEIVED ~ J U L 2 5 1991 ~,ns'd ............ BATTERIES State (or Local) C~,,,,ittee street city, state Zip code RE: SARA, Title III, C~,,,unity Right-to-Know This letter is to notify y~u that, based on our interpretation of Section 302 of the Emargency Planning and Oamunity Right-to-Know Act and 40 CFR Part 355.30(b), it appears that our facility is subject to the energency re~;~mTents for Sulfuric acid (contained in lead-acid batteries )o reached at the _folloHing '~ho_n~ 'number after 6:00 ~n on weekda~ or on If yuu have any questions, please phone me at the following phone number bet~man 8:0.0 am and 5.-00 ~n on w~ekday~: INTERSTATE~ BATTERY SYSTEM OF AMERICA, INC. 9304 Forest Lane · Suite 200 · Dallas, Texas 75243 · (214) 340-0432 JtgtHNSON MSDS No. VIII. Safe Handling PrecautionsCONTRI LSMATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET L 8 Hygiene Practices Date Issued Nov. 15, 1985 Date Revised I. Product Identification Feb. 12, 1990 -Che~/Trad~e (identity used on label) 1' Chemical Family/Classification Wash hands thoroughly before eating, drinking, or smoking after handling batteries. Lead/Acid Battery/ ~ Electric Storage Battery Synonyms/Common Name I DOT Description: SLI or Industrial Battery Battery, Wet, Filled with Acid, UN2794, Corrosive Company Name ~ Address Johnson Controls, Inc.I P.O. Box 591 Division or Department Milwaukee, WI 53201 Protective Measures to be taken During Non-routine Tasks including Equipment Maintenance Battery Group CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER Questions Concerning MSDS Health, Safety & Environmental Control Department Day: (414) 228-2746 Transportation Emergencies Wear recommended eye protection. If clothing becomes saturated with acid, remove and wash affected area CHEMTREC 24 Hours: (800)424-9300 with water for 15 minutes. Discard saturated clothing. II. Hazardous Ingredients Exposure Limits Material % by Wt. CAS Number OSHA ACGIH Other Specific Chemical Identity Lead SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES Common Name 34 7439-92-1 50 i~g/m3 150 i~g/m3 NIOSH 106 ~g/m3 Protective Measures to be taken if Material is Released or Spilled Grid/Sponge Lead Specific Chemical Identity Lead Dioxide Remove combustible materials and all sources of ignition. Contain spill by diking with soda ash (sodium Common Name 31 1309-60-0 50 ~g/m3 150 ~g/m3 NIOSH carbonate) or quicklime (calcium oxide). Cover spill with either chemical. Mix well. Make certain mixture is Lead Oxide 100~Lg/m3 neutral then collect residue and place in a drum or other suitable container. Dispose of as hazardous waste. Specific Chemical ldentity Wear acid resistant boots, faceshield, chemical splash goggles, and acid resistant gloves. DO NOT RELEASE Lead Sulfate UNNEUTRALIZED ACID! Comn~on Name <1 7446-14-2 50 i~g/m3 150 p.g/m3 NIOSH 100 ~g/m3 Anglisite Specific Chemical Identity Sulfuric Acid (35%) Waste Disposal Method Common Name 34 7664-93-9 I mg/m3 I mg/ms NIOSH I mg/m3 Battery Acid Specific Chemical Identity Sulfuric Acid: Neutralize as above for a spill, collect residue, and place in a drum or suitable container. Dispose of as hazardous waste. Common Name DO NOT FLUSH LEAD CONTAMINATED ACID TO SEWER. Batteries: Send to lead smelter for reclamation following applicable Federal, state, and local regulations. Specific Chemicalldentity Common Name OTHER HANDLING AND STORAGE PRECAUTIONS NOTE: The contents of this product are toxic chemicals that are subject to the reporting requirements of section 313 of the Emergency Planning and. ~Community Right-To-Know Act of 1986 and of 40CFR 372. An eyeWash fountain and safety shower should be located in or near the storage area(s) used for lead/acid batteries. Such storage areas should be equipped with a drain which captures spills of acid so that they may be neutralized, collected, and disposed of properly. III. Physical Data Material is (at normal temperatures) Appearance and Odor Boiling[] Solidpoint (at []760Liquidmm [] Gas [],An object A transparent to opaque case and sealed cover Hg) Melting Point [ fitted with side or top terminals and vent Not Applicable I Not Applicable caps. It is odorless. Specific Gravity (H20 = 1) Vapor Pressure [] (mm Hg at 20°C) [] (PSIG) Battery Acid - 1.265 . _ BatteryAcid-__1.1.7~ . __ Solubility in H20 Battery Acid.- 3.4 Battery Acid - 100% % Volatiles By Weight Evaporation Rate (Butyl Acetate = 1) Not Determined Not Determined Form 8573 (Rev. 2/90) Printed in U.S.A. IV. Health Hazard Information V. Fire and Explosion Data ROUTES AND METHODS OF ENTRY Flash Point (test method) Autoignition Temperature Flammable Limits in Air, % by Vol. Not Determined - Hydrogen Gas Inhalation Hydrogen Gas - Highly Flammable Hydrogen Gas - 752°F LEL - 4.1% UEL - 74.2% .Media, Spillage of acid from batteries in confined.areas may lead to overexposure from inhalation of sulfuric Dry chemical, foam, or CO2. acid mist. Special Fire Fighting Procedures Skin Contact Use positive pressure, self-contained breathing appratus. Sulfuric acid may cause irritative contact dermatitis, unusual Fire andExplosionHazard Hydrogen and oxygen gases are produced in the cells during normal battery operation (hydrogen is flammable and Skin Absorption oxygen supports combustion). These gases enter the air through the vent caps. To avoid the chance of a fire or explosion, keep sparks and other sources of ignition away from the battery. Skin absorption is not a significant route of entry. Eye Contact VI. Reactivity Data Stability Conditions to avoid Sulfuric acid mist or liquid can irritate the eyes. Ingestion [] Unstable [] Stable Sparks and other sources of ignition may ignite hydrogen gas. Incompatibility (material to avoid) Lead/lead compounds: Potassium, carbides, sulfides, peroxides, phosphorus, sulfur Hands contaminated by contact with internal components of a battery can cause ingestion of lead/lead Sulfuric acid: Combustible materials, strong reducing agents, most metals, carbides, organic materials, chlorates, compounds if hands are not washed prior to eating, drinking, or smoking, nitrates, picrates, and fulminates. Hazardous Decomposition Products SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF OVEREXPOSURE Lead/lead compounds: Oxides of lead and sulfur Acute Effects Sulfuric acid: Hydrogen, sulfur dioxide, sulfur trioxide Hazardous Polymerization Conditions to avoid Acute effects of overexposure to lead compounds are: Gl (gastrointestinal) upset which may be loss of appetite, diarrhea and/or constipation with cramping, difficulty in sleeping, and fatigue. Exposure and/or contact with sulfuric acid may lead to acute irritation of the skin, corneal damage of the eyes, and [] May Occur [] Will Not Occur None irritation of the mucous membranes of the eyes and upper respiratory system including lungs. VII. Control Measures Engineering Controls Chronic Effects Store lead/acid batteries with adequate ventilation. Work Practices Lead and its compounds may cause chronic anemia, damage to the kidneys and nervous system. Lead Make certain vent caps are on tightly. Place a minimum of' two layers of corrugated cardboard between layers of may also cause reproductive system damage and can affect developing fetuses in pregnant women, batteries. When stacking in trailer, stack no more than three layers high. Use a battery carrier to lift a battery or Sulfuric acid may lead to scarring of the cornea and chronic bronchitis as well as erosion of tooth place hands at opposite corners to avoid spilling acid through the vents. Avoid contact with internal components enamel in mouth breathers in repeated exposures, of the batteries. POTENTIAL TO CAUSE CANCER PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Respiratory Protection This material or its components [] have [] have not been tested for ability to cause cancer. None required The results of such testing have been listed by [] NTP [] IARC [] OSHA. The testing showed that there is insufficient evidence to show that lead can or cannot cause cancer. Eyes and Face Chemical splash goggles are preferred. Also acceptable are "Visor-Cogs" or a faceshield worn over safety glasses. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES f Inhalation Hands, Arms, Body Remove from exposure and consult a physician if any of the acute effects listed above develop. Vinyl coated, PVC, gauntlet type gloves with rough finish. Other Special Clothing and Equipment Wash thoroughly with soap and water. If acid' is splashed on clothing, remove and do not wear again until cleaned. If acid is splashed in shoes, remove them immediately and discard. Acid cannot be Safety shoes worn with rubber/neoprene boots or steel-toed: rubber/neoprene boots to be worn over socks. Place removed from leather, pantS' legs over boots to keep acid out of boots. All footwear must meet requirements of ANSI Z41.1 - Rev. 1972. Eyes IMMEDIATELY rinse with cool running water for at least 15 minutes. Seek medical attention after rinsing. Lead/lead compounds: consult a physician. Sulfuric Acid: Do not induce vomiting. Refer to a physician immediately. Inorganic lead and its compounds can aggravate chronic forms of kidney, liver, and neurologic diseases. Contact of sulfuric acid with the skin may aggravate skin diseases such as eczema and contact dermatitis. State Hazardous Waste Management Agencies Alabama Guam Michigan North Carolina Tex~s Alabama Department of Jim Branch, Administrator Hazardous Waste Division Department of Human Resources industrial and Industrial Service Environmental Management Guam EPA Department of Natural Resources Solid and Hazardous Waste Facilities: Land Division P.O. Box 2999 P.O, Box 30038 Management Branch industrial Solid Waste Section 1751 Federal Drive Agana, Guam 96910 Lansing, Michigan 48909 F0, Box 2091 Texas Department of Water Montgomery, Alabama 36130 (Overseas Operator) 646-8863(517) 373-2730 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 Resources (205) 271-7737 Hawaii Minnesota (919) 733-2178 P.O. 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No Solution Recent Environmental Protection Agency regulations necessary to insure your continued success. clearly classify junk batteries as hazardous waste. As the world leader in the production and sale of - At Johnson Controls, we have been monitoring and automotive batteries, we are committed to not only JOHNSON .. NO GUARANTEE preparing for these new regulations as part of our overall providing you with superior products but also to supporting CONTROLS marketing strategy, you in operating your business successfully and profitably. GUARANTEE The following information reviews the definition of This brochure provides you with our solution to protect hazardous waste, the latest regulatory decisions and their your business interests. impact on your business, and lastly, what action is ~::. NO ASSURANCE OF Junk Batteries are Hazardous Waste ASSURED . RECYCLING Junk batteries are now considered hazardous waste by the need to be affiliated with a dependable carrier familiar with - 'r' ~':~ RECYCLING EPA. In fact, the federal government defines hazardous regulations governing junk batteries and an approved ..... waste as those materials which are ignitable, corrosive, recycler in order to meet the requirements of federal and reactive or toxic, and lead acid batteries can be categorized state regulations. The consequences of not adhering to RESPONSIBILITY OF into at least one of these classifications, these requirements could result in stringent legal and What exactly does this mean to you as handlers of junk economical penalties for the generator. (You, the seller, are KEEPING CURRENT batteries? It means that as handlers of junk batteries, you considered the generator) ~" OF STATE AN D · ' FEDERAL REGULATION Legislation and Consequences - FEWER CONCERNS Current federal hazardous waste regulation states that a waste laws mandated that if federal and state regulations WITH STATE AN D ., generator who produces 220 pounds of hazardous waste differ, the more stringent regulations regarding the issue ' FEDERAL FINANCIAL & (approximately 6 - group 24's) per month is required to notify would apply. This means that if a state adopted a tougher PEG U LATION the Federal EPA that his business generates hazardous law regarding the disposal of hazardous waste, it would CRIMINAL LIABILITY waste; he must insure that'the waste is transported by an have precedence and both the federal and state regulations ' · approved hauler to an approved treatment or disposal site; would have to be followed. - -- and he must use a special shipping manifest when Missouri, Vermont, Wisconsin and California passed '~" - - ~':' " FILING' ' .MANIFEST hazardous waste is transported. The Federal EPA more stringent regulations on the disposal of hazardous established this regulation on the premise that the generator wastes. These states are concerned that even recycled -" .' ,. HAZARDOUS of hazardous materials is responsible for his waste from batteries could pose a potential environmental.hazard. -:MINIMAL ,' WASTE- REPORTS "cradle-to-grave". Simply, "the generator is held ultimately Info~mation regarding the disposal of hazardous waste is responsible for compliance" with federal regulations and avai!able through several sources. In rbany-areas, civic.. ~' .' . legally accountable if the hazardous waste generated is not grouPs and local ass0ciationsconduqt meetipgs and -: . .~ disposed of or properly recycled. However, the Federal EPA seminars to inform the industry andlo.cal bu.sihe~ses: ..... - '~ exempts those batteries which are recycled. . There is also an. EPA small business ombudsman' ~i .:-' :'.' - ': .:'::. :. ":'S U BJ EOT TO'STATE · ~......,.~ ~- .:'AND FEDERAL The Federal EPA Regulations apply to operations in all 50 . (1;800-368-5888)that wi.l! pr0~,ide'Youd"irec, ti~0'.oh..f~de~al: ."". NO ~APERWOI ~PECTIONS.. states, and individual states can draft their own hazardous / · and state regulation.: '- .' :.. -. "- '- '?: :::<., waste legislation and regulations. The 1976 hazardous ' .', ' ~ .. '.' ,-" ''"'""'"' It is not a coincidence that we have the largest .' ' - .,, ', ," .. :'.?: ..h~at~rial'i~;, ' transportation fleet in the industry. -" · In each of our 12 manufacturing plants there is a ' i: ' i'i':~:/'"' Johnson Controls guarantees that when department exclusively dedicated to maintaining, ou~: ~ "./....,... ~:' , .'. L we assume the responsibility for prope~ transportation service. Our drivers make deliverieS to over, · ,. r batteries. ' ......... 10,000 customer locations on a regular basis. In fact,, v~bi:::! We relieve you of processing invol,~ed Pap~ logged over 12 million miles last year servicing our: ' abreast of changing regulatory customers in every metropolitan area in the country working team of professionals 'utilizing the largest fleet. every other week. ..,; .., You are free to concentrate on what yoN'do b Specifically, our Transportation concerns are now our concerns. trucking fleets as a closed Iccp. Meaning, We guarantee it! product is delivered to your location, we take ' : ..."','/ and deliver them to an approved smelter where the ",' ' ~:·,.. : · : .. :...: