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JSC Environmental Compliance Procedural Requirements JPR No. 8550.1A XXXX.X Effective Date: Johnson Space Center • Environmental Compliance Program Expiration Date: Expiration Date: Page Number 3/25/2011 3/25/2016 [Leave Blank] Page 34 of 123 b. The generator shall identify any additional limitations on storage in the planning stages before the device was installed or used via communications with the EO. c. The EO shall arrange for off-site disposal of all industrial solid waste d. The EO shall manifest ISW offsite for proper disposal. e. In general, if more than 55 gallons of hazardous waste is accumulated, then the EO shall ship for disposal from on-site in less than 90 days from the date the first waste was placed in the device. f. The EO shall ship for disposal hazardous waste in roll-off containers within 90 days of waste being first placed into them. g. The EO shall ship other ISW, such as asbestos-contaminated material, as soon as the container is full or when the project is finished. 3.8.5 Special Projects a. Special projects (e.g., metal finishing, vat chemical change-outs or non-routine cleaning projects) may generate ISW volumes exceeding 55 gallons of waste in one processing day at locations that may not be registered satellite accumulation areas. If more than 55 gallons or nine (9) cubic feet of waste will be generated by the activity, then the generator shall: b. Contact the EO to ensure that the proper containers are utilized and that the ISW can be picked up and transferred to the 90-day accumulation site on the same day it is generated. c. Mark drums with the date the drums are filled and called in to the Work Control Center and the EO before 2 p.m. for same-day pickup. 3.9 General Responsibilities for ISW Generators 3.9.1 Satellite Accumulation Areas a. ISW generators shall comply with the following minimum requirements: (1) Do not mix different or incompatible wastes in the same container. Refer to Chapter 14, Supplemental Waste Accumulation and Segregation Guide for guidance on determining the compatibility of specific wastes and their segregation requirements. (2) Keep containers closed except when adding waste. Make sure open-top drums have the lid on with the ring and bolt tightened except when adding waste. For liquid waste accumulation, either remove the funnel from the drum and put the drum bung back in place each time you add waste or use closed-top, screw-in, latching funnels with gaskets. (3) Use containers that are compatible with the waste; (e.g., do not place acidic waste in steel drums). (4) Do not store wastes in glass containers unless it is the only compatible material. Verify correct version before use at http://server-mpo.arc.nasa.gov/Services/CDMSDocs/Centers/JSC/Home.tml. JSC Form JF2420B (MS Word August 28, 2006) (Revised May 30, 2007)
JSC Environmental Compliance Procedural Requirements JPR No. 8550.1A XXXX.X Effective Date: Johnson Space Center • Environmental Compliance Program Expiration Date: Expiration Date: Page Number 3/25/2011 3/25/2016 [Leave Blank] Page 35 of 123 (5) Use only containers that are in good condition. (6) Keep the exterior of the container clean. (7) Use drip pans, absorbent pads to catch minor drips, slings, and spills where appropriate. (8) Do not overfill the container. Leave sufficient freeboard and arrange for a new container if necessary. As a general rule, no more than 50 gallons of liquid waste should be placed into a 55 gallon drum (i.e., allow for 10% freeboard for heat expansion). (9) Do not store wastes in laboratory vent hoods unless there is no safe alternative. (10) Do not mix waste that contains any concentration of nitric acid with any other waste. (11) A qualified (trained) individual representing the generator’s organization shall complete and submit a form JF1104 for each waste stored in a satellite area and conduct a review whenever new or revised procedure or processes (procedural or chemical changes) are planned. Include waste disposal and accumulation activities in the review, and complete the review before the new procedure or process is initiated. (12) Accumulate ISW in accordance with the applicable guidelines, and promptly call for waste pick-up, as referenced in Section 3.10. (13) Products (single ingredient or mixtures) with exceeded expiration dates are presumed to be wastes. However, since expiration dates are sometimes arbitrary, the generator may determine that the products can be safely used after the listed expiration dates. If that option is acceptable, re-label the container to extend the expiration date accordingly. (14) Turn in products that contain explosive or potential peroxide-forming constituents for disposal no later than 10 months after purchase; expiration dates cannot be extended. (15) Identify products that cannot be used, and do not allow chemicals or products that cannot be used to sit in chemical lockers or shelves. If spray can nozzles are broken, expiration dates have passed, or if paints or adhesives have dried up, the product is considered unusable. At the time a product is identified to be unusable, it is considered a waste. (16) Look for waste minimization opportunities if a product is no longer needed, is contained within the original container and is within the expiration date. Explore waste minimization opportunities by: (a) Checking with other personnel within the same workgroup or organization to see if they can use it rather than ordering more or discarding it. (b) For sealed, unopened containers of product, check with the manufacturer or supplier to see if the material can be returned for a credit. 3.9.2 Special Requirements for Laboratories Verify correct version before use at http://server-mpo.arc.nasa.gov/Services/CDMSDocs/Centers/JSC/Home.tml. JSC Form JF2420B (MS Word August 28, 2006) (Revised May 30, 2007)
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