health and safety plan solid waste management unit assessment

STODDARD SOLVENT 67-6
(538)
Direct dischargs into ground water (i.e., without percolation through
the ground or subsoil) of organophosphotous compounds, organohalogen
compounds and substances which may form such compounds in the aquatic
environment, substances which possess carcinogenic, mutagenic or
teratogenic properties in or via the aquatic environment and mineral
oils and hydrocarbons is prohibited. Appiropriatm measures deemed
necessary to prevent indirect discharge into ground water (i.e., via
percolation through ground or subsoil) of these substances shall be
taken by member countries.
Directive on Ffsu Water otaallfv (536)
Petroleum products must not be present in salmonid and cyprinid waters
in such quantities that they: (1) form a visible film on the surface
of the water or form coatings on the be& of water-courru and lakes,
(2) impart a detectable 'hydrocarbon" taste to fish and, (3) produce
harmful effects in fish.
The mandatory specifications for petroleum hydrocarbons specify that
they may not be prasent in shellfish water in such quantities as to
produce a visible film on the surface of the water and/or a deposit on
the shellfish which hu harmful effects on the shellfish.
(S35)
Organohalogena, organophosphates, petroloua hydrocarbons, carcinogens
or substances
of huaan food
which have a doleterfous effect
derived from aquatic efirironmentr
on the taste and/or odor
cannot be discharged
into inland surface waters, territuial waters or internal coastal
waters without prior
emission standards.
authorization from member
A system of zero-emission
countries
applies
which issue
to discharge of
these substances into ground water.
Any installation, establishment, or undertaking which produces, holds
and/or disposea of certain toxic and dangorow wastes including
phenols and phenol conpounda; organic-halogen compounda; chrome
conpounds: lead compounda; cyanides: ethorr and aromatic polycyclfc
compounds (with carcinogenic effactr) shall keep a record of the
quantity, nature, physical and chemical characteristfca and origin of
such waste, and of the methoda and sites rued for disposing of such
wute.
on the C-n. Pm of D-
Subsaaa (787)
Petroleum and coal tar distillates with fluh points below 21'C are
classified as fltile substances and are subject to packaging and
labeling regulations. Because of the variable composition of other
petroleum and coal tar distillates (excluding those used as motor
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