HomeMy WebLinkAboutHAZARDOUS WASTE (2)HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
BY: PAUL F. GATES JR.
Table of Contents
This booklet should be kept available in case of,an emergency
(This booklet will be added to)
Section
2.
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8.
Summary of interest, and Misc. Procedures
Regular Disposal
Hazardous Waste
Hazardous Waste Drum
Storage
Labels
Waste Sites
Misc.
HAZARDOUS WASTE
The field of hazardous waste management has evolved steadily over
the last few years. There are new programs in the management and siting
of storage, treatment and disposal facilities and much stricter regulation
of generators. The issue of legal liability for releases of hazardous
materials to the enviroment has made compliance with these laws very
important. At the same time, new advances in technology have given companies
the tools to alter their process so that they become more efficient, ecomi-
cal , and protective of the enviroment.
These new laws affect industrial people in fields as diverse as
electronics, plastics, paints, textiles, leathers, pesticides and on and
on. Also affected are their chemical suppliers: those who treat'liquid
or solid wastes; hazardous waste transporters; municipalities where hazar-
dous wastes are generated, stored, transported, treated, or disposed of;
and private citizens interested in their own health, safety, and welfare.
The effect of all the new legal requirements is to expand the liability.
and responsibility of companies, corporate officers, plant managers, and
superintendants, public officials and others who have anything to do with
generation, storage, transportation, use, treatment, or disposal of hazar-
dous waste.
As if these pieces of legislation were not enough, court-made law,
know as common law, provides principles of liability for nuisance, neg-
ligence, trespass, violation of water rights, and liabiiity for ultra-
hazardous activities.
One of the obvious ways to reduce these liabilities is to reduce the
amount of wastes at the source., where it is generated. Anything that the
company can doltocut down on large volume items, such as 55 gallon, or 5
gallon containers should be considered. Another factor to consider is
the rising costs of disposal, which makes source reduction more attractive.
Thank you,
Paul F. Gates Jr.
E.P.A.I.D. NUMBER
Ail generators of hazardous waste must have a hazardous waste
activity number issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Each generator'site mus[ have its own I.D. number.
You will notice below, under installation address, the office
for which the booklet was prepared.
..~ ~ ~'~1~,~% ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF NOTIFICATION
m~'cr,'~ o~ HAZARDOUS WASTE ACTIVITY
This is to acknowledge that you have filed a Notification of Hazardous Waste Activity for
the installation located at the address shown in the box below to comply with Section 3010
of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). Your EPA Identification Number
for that installation appears in the box below. The EPA Identification Number must be
included on all shipping manifests for transporting hazardous wastes; on all Annual
Reports that generators of hazardous waste, and owners and operators of hazardous waste
treatment, storage and disposal facilities must file with EPA; on all applications for~ a
Federal Hazardous Waste Permit; and other hazardous waste management reports and
documents required under Subtitle C of RCRA. ~,~.
INSTALLATION ADDRESS
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EPA Form 8700-12A (4-80)
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SELF INSPECTION
CHECK LIST
Have I evaluated my entire waste stream to determine if
any wastes are hazardous.
Do I now have an E.P.A identification number?
Is hazardous waste ever stored on site for longer
than 90 days?
If waste is stored for more than 90 days, does the
facility have a permit from the State Department of.
Health Services to do so?
Are all containers'(drums, buckets, tanks) with
hazardous waste stored closed (except when being
filled or emptied)?
Are all containers with hazardous waste properly
and visibly labeled with the contents and starting
date of accumulation? ·
Are containers inspected at least weekly to insure
good condition?
Are flamable wastes that are stored outside at
least 50.feet from the facilities property line?
Is a state registered transporter used when hazardous
waste is shipped off site?
Are records for all hazardous waste transported off
site (manifest or receipts) on file for the last three
years?
Is the hazardous waste being treated, stored or dis-
posed at a state authorized facility?
Do I have documented records of employees being
properly trained in all procedures of proper hazardous
waste management?
Have I realistically assessed how any possible dis-
aster will impair my hazardous waste management
procedures?
Does the facility have an internal communication or
alarm system (intercom or smoke alarms)?
Does the facility have an external communication system
(telephone or radio)?
YES
NO
DISPOSAL OF PESTICIDE MOST CONTAINERS
In California, the label is not the law as it pertains to disposal
requirements. This is merely an ~utline only. In your own areas of
responsibility you should check local ordinances.
Information as it becomes available, will be sent to you as soon
as possible.
1. Notice as of April 11, 1986 from the P.C.O.C. states that
the Department of Health - Toxic Substance Control Division
has rescinded their interpretation of the previous notice
dated 4-9-86. Presently it is not legal to dispose of any
aerosal container by taking it to a landfill, or by throwing'
it into a trash bin, even though empty.
2. Disposal of most pesticide containers;
May be taken to landfills after they have been triple
rinsed.
The procedure for triple rinse is as follows:
Example Only
Size of Container Amount of Rinse Water
A. Less than 5 gallons - ¼ Container Volume
B. 5 gallons or over - 1/5 Container Volume
Place required minimum amount of rinse water in the container,
replace closure securely, and agitate. '
Drain rinse solution from container into tank mix. Allow con-
tainer to drain 30 seconds after normal emptying.
3. In case of leakers, banned materials or containers that can-
not be triple rinsed see Hazardous Waste section in th~
booklet.
4. Remember to check local regulations for disposal.
Hazardous Waste
"Hazardous Material" may become "Hazardous Waste" for a number of
reasons. It may be that for some reason a pesticide may have lost
its registration, or may be the result of a leak and clean-up situation.
Spills
Pesticide spills of chemicals should be Soaked up with an
absorbent material like cat litter or soil and returned to the office
in a labeled leakproof 'container.
Your office manager will-then seek out the proper method of
disposal.
Reporting
If the situation calls for it, it may be necessary to report
'the release to the proper agencies. The office manager will determine
what is necessary. You should consider reporting the "release" if
there is a reasonable belief that the release or threatened release
poses a significant present or potential hazard to human health,
safety, property, or the environment.
It may be necessary to notify the Department of Agriculture
in your area.
It may also be necessary to report the incident to the State
Office of Emergency Services. (DES). AB 2185
If an incident occurs while being transported and the hazardous
material has been given an "RQ" valve (reportable quantity) by,CE R-
CLA, it may be necessary to report the incident to the National
Responce Center. Section 117.3
How To Use Haz-Mat Drum
In case of an emergency your office is equiped with the necessary
materials to handle the situation.
The office has one 55 gallon 17-H, tested drum, with lid sealing
ring and bolts. Inside this drum you will find one bag of absorbant
material (Vermiculite)~
A. Approximately 2 inches of Vermiculite should be Spread to
cover the bottom of the.drum.
B. Place hazardous material on the absorbant and then cover
and surround the hazardous material completely.
C. It may not be necessary to use all the absorbant material,
if this be the case save'it.
D. Now the drum should be released and the Empty Label removed,
spray painted over or destroyed in some manner.
E. The drum must remain sealed except' to add or remove waste.
F. In case of emergency the drum is already labeled with the
hazardous waste label and necessary poison labels.
G. .Your area manager should then contact the regional manager
or the corporate office for instructions on how to fill
out warning labels and for other instructions.
DOCUMENTATION
LABELS
HOW TO FILL DRUM
STORAGE REQUIREMENTS
A generator may store hazardous waste on site in containers and/or
tanks for a period of 90 days or less without a permit from the Department
of Enviromental Services, Hazardous Waste Section, provided that other
regulations are complied with. (Sec.66508)
Requirements for containers (i.e. drums and other non-stationary devices):
-Containers must be in good condition (i.e. no rusting, and structurally
sound). Sec. 67241
-Containers or liners must be compatible with waste stored (i.e. not
reactive with the containment material). Sec. 67242
-containers must always be closed except to add or remove waste.
Sec. 67243
.-Containers must be inspected weekly for leaks and deterioration. This
should be documented. Sec. 67244
-Containers holding ignitables must be stored at least 50 feet from
the property line. Sec. 67246
MANIFEST
Once the drum has been used it will be necessary to start documen-
tation. After receiving proper information for the Waste Label and
the top of the manifest (next page), the drum should be inspected weekly,
and the condition of the drum nOted. ~
When the drum is picked up, be sure to keep copies of the manifest
for your files. The waste hauling company may require their own be
used, but be sure to get copies of this.
(CONTINUATION SHEET)
Drum ~:
Proper Jhipp~ng name:
Hazard class:
Manifest Document It:
Page
UN/NA II:
of
Generator: EPA If:
Transporter: EPA ti:
Chemical Container size Wt/Vol ConCentration By Dat,
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Transporter I acknowledge of receipt 'of above materials:
(PRINT) (SIGN)
Transporter II acknowledge of receipt of above materials:
(PRINT)~ (SIGN)
Date:
Date:
Outdoor Drum Storage of Class
I Flammable'Liquids
Maximum 8torege Llmltetlon .l.nd: DIsteacee
Uniform Flra Code ltT.'.Editloa
Outdoor Drum Storage of Class II and III Combustible Luquids
Maximum Storage Limitation and: Distance8
Uniform Fire Code '.1979' Edition
~'. Add the group number of any two Cyl nders, if they add up to exactly 5, the
cylinders can be stored together..~.f'the sum is anything other than 5, the
· cyl nder should be separated.· ~..
'~. This means that groups 1 and 4~can be stored together, so can groups 2 and 3
But a ways isolate group 5 and group 6 cylinders.
· ~5,t ...--- / % ~'~ .-
>.":. .' "- /.
".-~There are a few ways to separate cylinders'~:'one way is to .keep at least 25
' :·:i.feet of unoccupied space between cylinder storage areas. Another acceptable
arrangement is to store nonflammable, non-oxidizing products in the 25 feet
':!' between cylinders.' WITH THE EXCEPTION OF OXYGEN, OXYGEN MIXTURES, HYDROGEN
:'. AND AETYLENE, any standard non-specialty gas product could be used.
'" !,'~ i~. "' '...':.. "
· ~'':'; ^ th rd possibi ity is to ins±all an approved flre wall' between cylinders to'
EMPTY LABEL
The empty label should be plainly visible at all
times until Haz Mat drum is used.
Once the drum has been used it should be removed,
spray painted over, so as not to be visible any-
more..
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Published By; J.J. KELLER & ~SSOCIATES, INC.
I',~eenah, Wisconsin 54956 - (414)722-2848
Hazardous Waste Label
Ail containers used for hazardous waste storage must
be marked and labeled as a "Hazardous Waste" along
with the following information: Sec. 66508
-Name of waste, ph'ysical state, composition.
-Name and address of producer.
-Waste accumulation start date.
HAZARDOUS
WASTE
FEDERAL LAW PROHIBITS' IMPROPER DISPOSAL
IF FOUND CONTACT THE NEAREST POLICE OR PUBLIC SAFETY
AUTHORITY, OR THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL I~ROTECTiON AGENCY.
PROPE~ D.O.T,
SHIPPING NAME U.N. OR
N.A. NO.
GENERATOR
NAME
ADDRESS,
CITY
MANIFEST
DOCUMENT NO.
E.P.A.
I.D. NO.
S~ATE
ACCUMULATION.
START DATE
E.P.A.
WASTE NO.
HAZARDOUS WASTE
HANDLE WITH CARE
2~HML
®.P~. bilobed ..By: J.J. KELLER & ASSOCIATES INC.
Neenah. W scot. in 5495~.(414) 722-2848
POISON LABELS
Once the drum has a pesticide placed inside, two Poison
Labels must be used.
One label on oppisite sides of drum.
POISON
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
DEPARll'IEN-F OF HEALTH sERVICES
TOXIC SUBSTANCES i]ONTROL DIVISION
714/7LtLI P STREET-.
SACRAMENTO,, CA 95814
(916) 32q-1789
Sacra~en=o
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Los Angeles
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FACILITIES IN CALIFORNIA
.RECEIVING HAZARDOUS WASTE
FOR DISPOSAL
CLASS I DISPOSAL FACILITIES
Casmalia Resources Site
Office
office Telephone Number
Facility Telephone Number
Hours
Materials Accepted
Office:
Site:
(EPA ID# CAD020748125)
Casmalia Resources
P.O. Box 5275 (for mailing purposes)
559 San Ysidro Road
Santa Barbara, CA 93108
(805) 969-5897
(805) 937-8449
9am - 5pm, Monday thru Friday
7am - 3pm, Monday thru Friday;
(chemical wastes): 24 hours,
7 days a week, (oil field wastes).
Everything except for bulk liquids,
radioactive materials and explosives
(liquids to be solidified).
Chemical Waste Management,
Kettleman Hills Site
Office
Telephone Number
Hours
Materials Accepted
(EPA ID# CAT000646117)
Chemical Waste Management, Inc.
P.O. Box 471
Kettleman .City, CA 93239
(209) 935-2043
(209) 386-9711 (24 hours)
7am - 10pm, Monday thru Friday
7am - 4pm, Saturday; on-call basis;
24 hours, 7 days a week
Everything except radioactive.and
water-reactive wastes (re: water-'
reactive wastes; smai% amounts such
as 1 gallon will be accepted).
CLASS II-I DISPOSAL FACILITIES
'Environmental Protection Corporation
Office
Telephone Number
Operator
.Telephone Number
Materials Accepted
Eastside Disposal Farm
10 miles East of Bakersfield
off Round Mountain Road
(805) 399-8644
~Environment'al Protection Corporation
3040 - 19th Street
Bakersfield, CA 93301
(805) 327-9681
Oil sump sludge; oil field brine;
rotary mud; tank bottom sediment
scrubber wastes; acid and bases.
FACILITIES RECEIVING HAZARDOUS WASTE FOR RECYCLING
GENERAL C]~MICAL RECYCLERS
Chem-West Industries
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
(EPA ID# CAD990663296)
Chem-West Industries
13425 San Bernardino Ave.
Fontana, CA 92335
(7]4) 421-8745
Hydrochloric and Sulfuric Acid, Ferric Chloride
Chem Sources Environmental
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
(EPA ID# CAT080031057)
Chem Sources Environmental
11565 Laurel Canyon Blvd., #117
Mission Hills, CA 91340
(818) 365-4534
Surplus chemicals, on and off specification chemicals
-Baron-Blakeslee
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
Detrex Chemical Industries
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
IT Corporation
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
.Orange County Chemical Co.
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
GENERAL SOLVENT RECYCLING
(EPA ID# CAT000618652)
Baron-Blakesless
3596 California Street
San' Diego, CA 92101
(619) 295-0041
Solvents (Chlorinated and Fluorinated)
(EPA ID# CAD020161642)
Gold Shield Solvent Div.
3027 Fruitland Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90058 ~,~'~
(213) 588-9214
Solvents (Chlorinated and Fluorinated)
(EPA ID# CAD0000926~9)
IT Corporation
4575 Pacheco Blvd.
Martinez, CA 94553
(415) 228-5100
All types of solvent~.
(EPA ID# CAT080012651)
Orange County Chemical Co.
1510 Industrial Ave.
Escondido, CA 92025
(619) 489-0798
Solvents (Chlorinated & Fluorinated)
Rho-Chem Corp.
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
Ultra Chem
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
(EPA ID# CAD008364432)
Rho-Chem Corp.
425 Isis Ave.
Inglewood, CA 90301
(213) 776-6233
Solvents, TCE, Methylene Chloride, Alcohols,
Ketones, Aromatics and others
(EPA ID# CAT080013535)
Ultra Chem
1310 Old Bayshore Blvd.
~San Jose, CA 95112
(408) 287-9904
Solvents, TCE, Xylene, Ketone, Alcohols
and others
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR CLEANING SOLVENTS
.Oil and Solvent Process Co.
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
Safety Kleen Corp.
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
(EPA ID# CAD008302903)
Oil and Solvent Process Co. (OSCO)
1704 West First Street
Azusa, CA 91702
(213) 828-6460
Auto Parts Cleaning Solvents, Other Solvents, Freon
Safety Kleen Corp.
7979 Palm Ave.
Highland, CA 92346
(714) 862-8300
Auto Parts Cleaning Solvent and Recovery
PAINT AND PAINT ~0LVENT RECYCLERS
Grow Chemical
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
Oil and Solvent Process'Co.
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
(EPA ID# CAD980675789)
Grow Chemical
11558 South St., #41
Cerritos, CA
(213)" 924'9633
SolvEnts and thidner from Grow customers only
(EPA ID# CAD008302903)
Oil and Solvent Process Co.
12504 East Whittier Blvd.
Whittier, CA 90602
(213) 698-0991
Laquer Wash, Thinners, Paint Solvents, and Oils
Rho-Chem Corp.
Office
Telephone Number
· Waste Accepted
(EPA ID# CAD008364432)
Rho-Chem Corp.
425 Isis Ave.
Inglewood, CA 90301
(213) 776-6233
Laquer Thinners, Paint Thinners, Paint
Strippers add Other Solvents
WASTE OIL RECYCLERS
Demenno/Kerdoon
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
Edgi~8ton Oil Co.
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
(EPA ID# CAT080013352)
'Demenno/Kerdoon
2000 N. Alameda St.
Compton, CA 90222
(213) 537-7100
Ail Waste Oils
(EPA ID# CAD008253957)
Edgington Oil Co.
2400 E. Artesia Blvd..
Long Beach, CA 90805
(213) 423-1465
Crankcase Oil
Lubrication Company of America (EPA ID# CAD008247629)
Office Lubrication Company of America
4212 East Pacific Way
Los Angeles, CA 90223
Telephone Number (213) 264-1091
Waste Accepted Industrial Oils, Hydraulic, Contaminated
Diesel. Fuel
METALWORKING COOLANT RECYCLERS
Triple J Pacification
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
(EPA ID# CAT08003368)
Triple J Pacification
3650 E. 26th Street
Vernon, CA 90023
(213) 268-5056
Oil and Water, Water Soluble Coolants, Mineral
Coolants
Wynn's Fluid Recyclin~
~Office~
Waste Accepted
Wynn's Fluid Recycling Service
2600 E. Nutwood Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92631
Machinery and Metal Working Coolant
~oehl Disposal
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
Omega Chemical Corp.
Office
Telephone Number
Waste Accepted
Ultra Chem
Office
TelepWone Number
Waste Accepted
DRY CLEANING SOLVENT RECYCLERS
(EPA ID# CAD980737548)
Roehl Disposal
131N. Marine Ave.
Wilmington, CA 90744
(213) 835-3103
Drycleaning Wastes Containing Perchloroethylene
REFRIGERANT RECYCLERS
(EPA ID# CAD042245001)
Omega Chemical Corp.
12504 East W~ittier Blvd.
Whittier, CA 90602
(213) 698-0991
Ail Refrigerants, Freons
(EPA ID# CAT080013535)
Ultra Chem
1310 Old Bayshore Blvd.
San Jose, CA 95112
(408) 287-9904
Freons and Solvents
D & M Drum Co.
Office
Telephone Number
Services
Four Star Container
Office
Telephone Number
Services
Waymire Drum Co.
Office
Telephone Number
Services
CONTAINER REcYCLERS
(EPA ID# CAT080010432)
D & M Drum Co.
137 South Lilac Ave.
Rialto, CA 92376
(714) 874-6935
~D~um Recycling
(EPA ID# CAD09849823)
Four Star Container
14226~ Valley Blvd.
Fontana, CA. 98335
(714) 823~2377
55 GallonlSteel Drums
(EPA ID# CAT00061899)
Waymire Drum Co.
7702 MaielAve.~
Los Angeles~ CA 90001
(213) 587-5138
55 Gallon Steel and Plastic Drums
A~npro Technologies
Office
Telephone Number
Services
W.E. Muschet
Office
Telephone Number
Services
SOLVENT STILL VENDORS
Ampro Technologies
3888 Commerce
Riverside, CA 92502
(714) 788-0510
On-site Solvent Recovery
W.E. Muschet
San Francisco, CA
(415) 821-4154
On-site Solvent Recovery
WASTE OIL TRANSPORTERS FOR RECYCLING
Serving Riverside County
California Oil Refinery, Inc.
P.O. Box 4296
Riverside,.CA 92514
(714) 687-4307
EPA ID# CAX000094722
Edgington Oil Co., Inc.
2400 E. Artesia Blvd.
Long Beach, CA 90805
(213) 324-1465
EPA ID# CAD008253957
Golden West Oil Co.
P.O. Box 315.
Bloomington, CA 92316
(714.). 877-3383
EPA ID#.CAT080b14046
Inter£~ate Oil Co.
4023 Bayberry
'Chino Hills, CA 91710
(714) 597-6484
iPA ID# CAX000093914
Omega Waste Oil
2744 Pomona Blvd.
Pomona, CA 91768
(714) 594-4843
EPA ID# CAD009661844
Prompt Oil Co.
1179 N. Viceroy
Covina, CA '91722
(818) 337-4311
EPA ID# CAD980694855
Rutherford Pacific Inc.
410 E. Dixon St.
Compton, CA 90280
(213) 595-9461
EPA ID# CAD980737035
Shields Oil Co., Inc.
1415 E. 9th St.
Pomona, CA 91766
EPA ID# CAD030840441
REGISTERED HAZARDOUS WASTE TRANSPORTERS
SERVING RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Broco~ Inc.
Office
'Telephone Number
Operations
Browning-Ferris Industries
Office
Telephgne Number
Operation
California Chemical Disposal
Office
Telephone Number
Operations
Chemical Waste Management~ Inc.
Office
Telephone Numbers
Operations
Clints Service
Office
Telephone Numbers
Operations
(EPA ID# CAD072945041)
Broco, Inc.
2824 N. Locust Avenue
Rialto, CA 92376
(714) 350-4701
Disposal of special and restricted wastes
by'demolition only. Includes explosives
and ethers.
(EPA ID# CAD064580020)
Browning-Ferris Industries
14905 S. San Pedro Street
Gardena, CA 90247
(213) 329-4115
Disposal of known, containerized solid
hazardous wastes.
(EPA ID# .CAD980735310)
California Chemical Disposal
1815 East "O" Street
Wilmington, CA 90744
(213) 834-8077
Unknown chemical spill cleanup; vacuum
truck service; containerization and
categorization of waste; personal protective
equipment.
(EPA ID# CAD003986718)
Chemical Waste Management,
430 W. Elm Avenue
Coalinga, CA 93210
(209) 935-2043
(800) 742-1671
Unknown chemical spill cleanup; vacuum truck
service; containerization and categorization
of waste; known and unknown chemical waste
disposal.
(EPA ID# CAT080012800)
Clints Service
2303 Artesia Street
San Bernardino, CA 92408
(714) 885-5911
(714) 825-1787
Unknown chemical spill cleanup;
vacuum truck service; disposal of
known, containerized hazardous wastes.
Findly Chemical Dispo~al~ Inc.
Office
Telephone Number
Operations
Fofir Star'Container
Office
Telephone Number
Operatiqns
Inland Empire Waste Control
Office
'Telephone Numbers
Operations
IT Corporation
Office
Telephone Number
Operations
Liquid Waste Management
Office
Telephone Number
Operations
Positive Incident Control
Office
Telephone Numbers
Operations
(EPA ID# CAD081157166)
Findly Chemical Disposal, Inc.
9680 P.rimrose Drive
Riverside, CA 92503
'(714) 688-2822
Disposal of known, containerized wastes.'
(EPA ID# CAD098498231)
Four Star Container
14226% Valley Blvd.
Fontana, CA 92335
(714) 823-2377
Vacuum ~ruck service; one truck,
drum recycler drums crushed. Known
chemical spills., waste solidification.
(EPA ID# CAD980896120)
Inland Empire Waste Control
225 W. Pottery St.
Lake Elsinore, CA 92330
(714) 984-4017
~(800) 223-4392
Vacuum truck service; disposal of
known, containerized hazardous wastes
and spill cleanup.
(EPA ID# CAD000058917)
IT Corporation
336 W. Anaheim Street
Wilmington, CA 91744
(213) 830-1781
Unknown chemical spill cleanup; vacuum
truck service; disposal of known,
containerized hazardous waste. ~,~
(EPA ID# CAT080034184)
Liquid Waste Management
1369 West 9th Street
Upland, CA 91786
(800) 824-3345
Disposal of known containerized
hazardous waste'and known and unknown
s~ill cleanup.'
(EPA ID# CAX000050245)
Positive Incident Control
1601 Skyway Drive', #114
Bakersfield, CA 93308
(805) 393-3059
(800) 421-5807 (response office in Lake Elsinore)
Cleanup and disposal of known or
unknown spills; vacuum truck service
U.S. Services~ Inq.
Office
Telephone Number
Operations
(EPA ID# CAT080034259)
U.S. Services, Inc.
526 Railroad Avenue
Corona, CA 917201
(714) 371-1461
Transportation of contaminated soil
some heavy equipment available;
known hazardous waste cleanup.
FACILITIES INCALIFORNIA
RECEIVING HAZARDOUS WASTE
FOR TREAT}lENT
Aptec-II BKK
Office
Telephone Number
Waste
Treatment
Broco Incorporated
Office
Telephone Number
Waste
Treatment
Casm~lia Resources
Office
Telephone Number
Waste
Treatment
Chemical Waste Management
Kettleman Hills Facility
Office
Telephone Number
Waste
Treatment
General Portland/Systech
Office~'
Telephone Number
Waste
Treatment
Aptec-II BKK
1700 Maxwell Road
Chula Vista, CA 92011
(619) 421-1175
Acids, alkali, metals, cyanide.
Neutralization, Precipitation,
Oxidation.
Broco Incorporated'
2824 N. Locust
Rialto, CA 92376
(714) 350-4701
Explosives (including picric
acid and ethers).
Demolitions.
Casmalia Resources
P.O. Box 5275 (for mailing purposes)
559 San Ysidro Road
Santa Barbara, CA 93108
(805) 969-5897
Acids, alkali, cyanides, pesticides,
solvents, phenols.
Zimpro wet air oxidation.
Neutralization, precipitation.
Chemical Waste Management
P.O. Box 471
Kettleman City, CA 93239
(209) 935-2043
Acids, alkali, cyanide.
Neutralization, Precipitation,
Cyanide'Oxidation.
General Portland/Systech
23505 S. Crenshaw Blvd., Ste. 201
Torrance, CA 90505
(213) 325-2800
Solvents, still bottoms, paint,
adhesives, inks~
Incineration for thermal energy.
IT Environmental
Office
Telephone Number
Waste
Treatment
TCI Burning Service
Office
Telephone Number
Waste
Treatment
.IT Environmental
221 East "D" Street
Wilmington, CA 90744
(213) 518-1722
0ily wastes, acids, metals.
Oil/water separation
Neutralization, Precipitation.
TCI Burning Service
241 West Laurel
Colton, CA 92324
(714) 370-0730
Infectious Waste.
Incineration.
FACILITIES OUTSIDE OF CALIFORNIA RECEIVING
HAZARDOUS WASTE FOR TREATMENT
Environmental Waste Enterprises Inc.
Office
Telephone Numbers
Waste Accepted
Treatment
Bud's Oil Service
Office
Te.lephone Number
Waste Accepted
Treatment
(EPA ID# AZD98081602)
Environmental Waste Enterprises Inc.
Eloy, AZ
(602) 742-4446
(602) 297-4380
Acids, cyanides, caustics,.solvents,
paints, pesticides, PCB's and
others.
Precipitation, reduction,
centrifugation, neutralization.
(EPA ID# AZDCAD049318009)
Bud's Oil Service
Phoenix, AZ
(602) 258-6155
Acids, paints, solvents,
oil and others.
Precipitation, solidification,
centrifugation, distillation.
IT I~perial Valley Dispbsal site
office
Operator
Telephgne Number
Materials Accepted
IT. CorpOration
Imperial Valley Site
.~5295 South GArvey Road
.at Westside Main Canal.
Westmoreland, CA 92281
IT Corporation
P.O. Box 158
Westmoreland, CA 92281
(619) 344-9400
Geothermal brines; pesticide containers;
neutralized aqueous acids and bases;
geothekmal drilling muds; rinse waters;
petroleum sludge; tank bottom sediment;
wastewater treatment solids; ballast
water; cooling.tower and boiling
blowdown sludge; cooling tower pre- ,,
treatment sludge.;: pesticide container
rinse water; small amounts of pesticide
stock; rotary drilling muds; work-over
and clean-out fluids; stormwater runoff
from area used to handle waste.