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5.6 WASTE CONTAINER MANAGEMENT<br />

Silo 3 Environmental Control Plan<br />

40430-PL-0005, Rev. C<br />

Jacobs Projet-Num5eT35Hl-9-605<br />

September 23, 2003<br />

Fluor Fernald will provide the appropriate waste containers for the various waste<br />

categories identified in the Waste Management Plan. The Contractor will use the Material<br />

Segregation and Containerization Criteria form, Attachment D, to identify categories <strong>of</strong><br />

waste. These containers may include, but are not limited to, the following:<br />

Large metal boxes<br />

0 International Standards Organization containers<br />

0 Small metal boxes<br />

55-gallon drums with lids<br />

Roll-<strong>of</strong>f boxes<br />

Dumpsters.<br />

Waste containers staged inside the Controlled Area will be lockable and will be kept locked<br />

unless authorized loading is taking place. Fluor Fernald Radiological Control will be present<br />

to survey waste before authorized loading operations. Unfilled waste containers will be<br />

secured when no loading is in progress to prevent the addition <strong>of</strong> unknown materials. Fluor<br />

Fernald will provide and maintain the locks and keys to clean waste containers.<br />

Designated personnel will be responsible for supervising container operations, including<br />

inspection <strong>of</strong> empty containers on receipt and waste loading activities. They will be<br />

responsible for ensuring that containers, boxes, and drums are filled so that the interior<br />

volume is as efficiently and compactly loaded as practical, either up to the maximum gross<br />

weight limit <strong>of</strong> that container or until full by volume.<br />

Containers will be checked for free liquid before being loaded. Containers with free liquids<br />

will not be transported until it is proven that the container no longer contains free liquid.<br />

Ice is considered a free liquid. Containers will be protected from the weather, particularly<br />

when the lid is not secured, to prevent entry <strong>of</strong> snow and rain.<br />

Clean construction waste will be surveyed and loaded into dumpsters provided by the<br />

Contractor or its subcontractors on a daily basis to prevent an excessive amount <strong>of</strong><br />

material from piling up near the container staging area. These dumpsters will remain<br />

locked when they are not being loaded.<br />

Fluor Fernald will visibly inspect full containers prior to final securing <strong>of</strong> their lids and<br />

container disposition.<br />

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