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that there are no more that 3 or 4 types of chemicals currently being used at the<br />

facility. The work will be completed by mid November 2009.<br />

• S. Alvarez stated that the 55 gallon oil drums have been placed on a secondary<br />

containment pallet. A. Sharifi and A.Worku did verify the placement of the 55gallon<br />

drums on a pallet. However, there was a wood pallet between the drums and<br />

secondary containment plastic pallet. A. Sharifi pointed out to S. Alvarez to remove<br />

the wood pallet and clean up the sludge and/or petroleum stain around the plastic<br />

secondary containment pallet. In addition, a sign should be placed in the area<br />

designating it as “oil drum storage area”. It was pointed out to S. Alvaerz to remove<br />

one (1) red 55-gallon synthetic oil drum (mostly empty) that was located underneath<br />

the ramp, in front of the paint storage room. The work will be completed by mid<br />

November 2009.<br />

• S. Chayt indicated that all new and old paint containers have been transferred out of<br />

the Mover shop to other facilities and no paint container are stored on site anymore.<br />

A. Sharifi and A.Worku did verify the removal of old paint containers during the<br />

second audit conducted on September 24, 2009. However, one or two paint<br />

containers were left on site to paint over graffiti signs at the facility.<br />

• It has been decided that the Oil/Water Separator (OWS) will be kept on-site and<br />

operation/maintenance of the OWS will be addressed in the Spill Prevention, Control<br />

and Countermeasure (SPCC) plan. The draft SPCC plan was submitted to MDT on<br />

September 24, 2009. SPCC training will be tentatively scheduled for end of<br />

December 2009.<br />

• S. Alvarez stated that there was a battery room at the facility in the past but MDT no<br />

longer uses it since the new batteries are the gel type and don't require any acid<br />

neutralization. Mario indicated that the acid neutralization tank might be in ground<br />

located in the old battery room. S. Alvarez indicated that the initial investigation<br />

work will be completed by the middle of November 2009. The plan is to identify and<br />

properly abandon the floor drains and the neutralization tank.<br />

• S. Alvarez indicated that a contractor and disposal method for the old tires have been<br />

identified and will be implemented soon. F. Wright will prepare an SOP for<br />

management of used tires along with chemicals, light bulbs, batteries, and rags.<br />

The following is the schedule for completion of the remaining homework:<br />

• Communications – August 27, 2009 (Completed)<br />

• Contractor <strong>Management</strong> (Operational Control) – September 10, 2009 (Completed)<br />

• Competence, Training, and Awareness – September 24, 2009 (Completed)<br />

• <strong>Management</strong> Review – October 8, 2009 (Completed)<br />

• Monitoring and Measurement – October 22, 2009 (Completed)<br />

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