Facility Audit: Deer Park, TX - Clean Harbors

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Container Storage Clean Harbors Deer Park has a number of hazardous waste container storage areas authorized under its current permit. The permitted storage areas are: • Drum Storage Pad 1 (DSP-1) • Drum Storage Pad 2 (DSP-2) • Drum Storage Pad 3 (DSP-3) • Drum Storage Pad 4 (DSP-4) • Drum Storage Pad 5 (DSP-5) • Drum Storage Pad 6 (DSP-6) • Drum Storage Pad 7 (DSP-7) • Drum Storage Pad 8 (DSP –8) • Warehouse • Transformer and Drum Handling Building • Container Storage Warehouse • Bin Storage Area 1 (BSA-1) • Bin Storage Area 2 (BSA-2) • Bin Storage Area 3 (BSA-3) • Front-Line Storage Pad • Waste Receiving Pad Table III provides data for each permitted storage area (NOR number, waste types, rated capacity, dimensions, stacking height, aisle spacing, containment volume, ignitable, reactive or incompatible wastes). Container storage areas are used to receive, count, sample, verify, stage, and store hazardous wastes prior to, during and after processing. Hazardous waste containers are kept tightly sealed except when necessary for sampling or processing. The containers used for managing wastes in these areas are pails, drums, cylinders, boxes, tote bins, roll-off bins, and tank trailers (all DOT approved for hazardous waste). Each storage area has a specified capacity that is not exceeded. All hazardous waste container storage areas are physically located at least 50 feet from the nearest property boundary line and appropriate distances from other units based upon fire safety requirements. Drum stacking heights are maintained to minimize possible spills and fire hazards. Drum aisle spacing requirements are maintained to minimize fire hazards and permit access to each drum for 22
outine inspections as well as emergency response. Table V.B. details specific stacking heights and aisle spacing for each hazardous waste container storage area. All hazardous waste container storage areas have integral impervious secondary containment. The secondary containment is designed to hold at least 10% of the capacity of the storage area, or the volume of the largest single hazardous waste container (whichever is larger). The secondary containment is also sized to contain the volume of a 25 year,24 hour rainfall (10.5 inches), or is designed to prevent rain infiltration Table III provides specific dimensions and capacities for each secondary containment area. The facility Standard Work Practices (SWPs), operator training, equipment design, process safety program, and emergency response procedures and equipment allow the site to safely store potentially ignitable, reactive or incompatible wastes. 23
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Page 3 and 4: 1.0 General Company Information Int
Page 5 and 6: 2.0 Facility Information Facility O
Page 7 and 8: Facility Site Plan 5
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Page 11 and 12: 3.0 Operating Licenses and Permits
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