Waste Disposal Requirements

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Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 Waste Disposal Requirements Correct procedures for disposing of asbestos-containing materials Notification requirements Labeling, wet methods and packaging of waste Transportation and disposal of waste at landfill OSHA and EPA regulations associated with asbestos waste disposal Record keeping requirements SLIDE #1 (Tray 2 – 1): WASTE DISPOSAL REQUIRE-MENTS. ■ Correct procedures for disposing of asbestos-containing materials ■ Notification requirements ■ Labeling, wet methods and packaging of waste ■ Transportation and disposal of waste at landfill ■ OSHA and EPA regulations associated with asbestos waste disposal ■ Record keeping requirements 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #2 (Tray 2 – 1): A dressed-out abatement worker w/o gloves shoveling waste ACM. (Question: Should the shovel metal or plastic?) 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #3 (Tray 2 – 3): Repeat Picture of dressed-out abatement worker w/o gloves placing a handful of waste ACM in a labeled bag. 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #4 (Tray 2 – 4): Improperly dressed-out abatement workers preparing to goose neck a bag. (Question: How does one goose-neck a waste bag?) 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #5 (Tray 2 – 5): An improperly dressed-out abatement worked improperly sitting on a waste bag while making a gooseneck seal 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #6 (Tray 2 – 6): Completed and labeled waste bags not properly goose necked sitting in a waste load-out area. 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #7 (Tray 2 – 7): Bagging waste in a cardboard waste drum. (Some waste landfills may not accept bags as the final waste receptacle. One might have to use drums, metal or otherwise. It is site-specific.) 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #8: ACM waste-containing bags (unsealed) being processed for load-out. (Effective slide for positive discussion on disposal) 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #9 (Tray 2 – 9): A different waste load-out process with a partially dressed-out abatement crew. (Question: If the bags are properly sealed and their exterior surfaces have been rinsed and HEPA-vacuumed, how should one dress out in the situation where the crew is in the “support zone”. 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #10 (Tray 2 – 10): Same operation from previous slide, with the same question as before, only add to it: “Are these bags properly sealed?” 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #11 (Tray 2 – 11): ACM waste packaged in at least a 55-gallon drum being loaded for transportation. (Questions: Why the barrel? Is it local regulations? Is there liquid in the barrel?) 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #12 (Tray 2 – 12): Same operation from previous slide. Aside from the dress-out concerns, what about the state of the bags and the truck? 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #13 (Tray 2 – 13): A different truck, half-filled. (Question: Should more bags be put on top of those already in the truck?) 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #14 (Tray 2 – 14): ACM waste in cardboard barrels in transit to a West Coast waste dump site. 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #15 (Tray 2 – 15): Bagged ACM waste being placed in a landfill with no environ-mental barriers that can be seen. 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #16 (Tray 2 – 16): A better, but still improperly dressed-out (or are they?) disposal workers in an un-lined truck off-loading improperly sealed waste bags. 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #17 (Tray 2 – 17): Same operation from previous slide. (Question: Would you be dropping the filled waste bags as the worker is doing in this slide?) 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #18 (Tray 2 – 18): A different off-loading situation with improperly dressed-out disposal workers working out of a truck containing both bagged and barreled waste. A front-end loader is being used. 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #19 (Tray 2 – 19): Picture of a waste dump site which contains no ground protection membranes nor other protective structures or barriers – that we can see.. 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 SLIDE #20 (Tray 2- 20): A disposal worker spraying out the back of truck. (Question – open-ended: Is this okay? Why yes? Why not?) 05/23/02 CPWR

Waste Disposal Procedure Waste Disposal Requirements 05/23/02 Waste Disposal Procedure Wet the asbestos-containing waste Containerize the asbestos-containing waste Load-out the waste into enclosed truck Transport to landfill Dispose of waste at landfill SLIDE #21 (Tray 2 – 21): WASTE DISPOSAL PROCEDURE (SUMMARY) ■ Wet the asbestos-containing waste ■ Containerize the asbestos-containing waste ■ Load-out the waste into enclosed truck ■ Transport to landfill ■ Dispose of waste at landfill 05/23/02 CPWR