Name

Violation

• mark containers with accumulation starting dates;
• label container with the words “Hazardous Waste”
• maintain records of the annual hazardous waste training;
• close satellite accumulation hazardous waste container; and
• retain a signed copy of hazardous waste manifest.

• make proper hazardous waste determination;
• stored/disposed of hazardous waste without obtaining an EPA identification number;
• transported hazardous waste without preparing a manifest;
• operated to minimize the possibility of sudden and unsudden releases of hazardous waste;
• Stored hazardous waste improperly; and
• Stored hazardous waste without obtaining a permit.

Failed to:

• make proper hazardous waste determination;

• take part in annual training;

• maintain job descriptions;

• have the type and amount of the training;

• include a list of emergency equipment;

• include proper signals of the facility's evacuation routes in the contingency plan;

• place waste inside containers;

• close satellite hazardous waste container;

• label satellite hazardous waste container;

• mark with the date the satellite container holding excess accumulation;

• submit its Biennial Report; and

• keep records of its weekly inspections of the hazardous waste storage area.

• minimize the possibility of a fire, explosion, or any unplanned sudden or non-sudden releases of hazardous waste;
• carry out the provisions of the contingency plan in the presence of a fire, explosion or releases of hazardous waste;
• inform the Department orally within 24 hours of information of a release or discharges of hazardous waste, or of a fire or explosion from the facility;
• note in the operating record the time, date and detail of incidents that require implementing the contingency plan;
• remedy deterioration or malfunctioning equipment or structures which the inspection reveals on a schedule which ensures that the problem does not lead to an environmental or human health hazard;
• take precautions to prevent reactions during several incidents;
• record and maintain results of waste analyses, waste determinations and results of inspections;
• label hazardous waste containers with accumulation dates;
• take part in required annual training; and
• monitor observation wells annually for all hazardous waste stored or treated on the facility.

Metal Industries, Inc.
5643 US HWY 70W
Marion, NC 28752
 

NCD982167066
McDowell County
 

Failed to:

• Closed hazardous waste containers;

• mark containers with accumulation start dates;

• label containers with "Hazardous Waste;"

• Annually review hazardous waste training;

• maintain records of the emergency coordinator's job description;

• minimize the possibility of releases; and

• maintain a list emergency coordinators on their contingency plan.

6

IPS Corporation
600 Ellis Road
Durham, NC 27703

NCR000135509
Durham County
 

Failed to:

• Make waste determination;

• inspect containers weekly;

• mark containers with the accumulation start date;

• label containers with the words 'Hazardous Waste";

• take part in an annual review of initial training; and

• submit exception report when it did not receive final copy of manifest 45 days after waste transported.

$79,250

3/21/07

7

Alphonse Hays dba Diversified Env. Info, Inc.

3900 Costwold Ave.
Greensboro, NC 27401
NC0991302837
Guilford County

Failed to:

• Make waste determination; and

• provide manifests of hazardous waste transported.

$32,000

3/22/07

Meritage, LLC

211 McKenzie Road
Mooresville, NC 28115
 

NCS000000475

Iredell County

• make a waste determination of waste;
  waste was not properly placed in containers;
• closed containers;
• weekly inspect containers of hazardous waste;
• place accumulations starting date on hazardous waste containers;
• label containers with the words “Hazardous Waste”;
• include job title, and job description of people serve as emergency coordinators;
• keep training records on-site;
• amend contingency plan for changes;
• control Hazardous Waste releases in satellite containers;
• label and close Satellite containers; and
• close, label and date Universal Waste containers.

NCD 980 729 875
Granville County

• make waste determination;
• place accumulation start dates on containers; and
• have two feet min aisle space in storage area
  
   

• file an Exception Report for manifests; and
• label date and close universal waste containers.

NEPTCO Incorporated
2012 Hickory Blvd.
Lenoir, NC 28645

NCD 095 465 035

Caldwell County
 

Failed to:

• make a waste determination of waste;

• offer Hazardous waste to transporters and disposers with an EPA ID number; and

• prepare a hazardous waste manifest for the shipment of hazardous waste.

Failed to:

• make a waste determination of waste;

• close and mark satellite containers;

• have accumulation start dates on containers;

• label containers with the words "Hazardous Waste";

• maintain aisle space;

• keep hazardous waste records for three years;

• post to the name and telephone number of the emergency coordinator ;

• properly label Used oil containers;

• stored hazardous waste over the small quantity generators limits; and

• failed to obtain a permit for being a hazardous waste storage facility.

In addition, the facility was invoiced $1,750

Failed to:

• make a waste determination of waste;

• offered the hazardous waste to a transporter and a facility that had not received an EPA identification;

• prepare hazardous waste manifests for shipments of hazardous waste;

• close, labeled or mark a 30-gallon trash container with the words “Hazardous Waste”;

• provide documentation of the refusal of State or local authorities to make the required arrangements was not available at the time of inspection;

• name of the emergency coordinator and the location of fire and spill equipment were not posted next to the phone;

• employees had not received adequate training;

• clean up spills of hazardous waste from a trash container used to store hazardous waste;

• determine if waste required treatment prior to being land disposed;

• place used fluorescent tubes in containers;

• mixed hazardous waste brake cleaner with used oil for disposal;

• label or mark a number of used oil containers with the words “Used Oil.

• transfer hazardous waste from a container that was leaking, to a container that was in good condition;
• close container of hazardous waste;
• mark the accumulation start date on a container of hazardous waste:
• minimize the possibility of a release of hazardous waste;
• make arrangements with a local hospital;
• post the appropriate emergency information next to the telephone;
• ensure that employees were thoroughly familiar with proper waste handling and emergency procedures;
• accumulated hazardous waste for more than 180-days limit;
• stored hazardous waste and did not comply with Part 264 standards;
• operated a hazardous waste storage facility by storing hazardous waste on site for greater than 180 days;