HomeMy WebLinkAbout20001320.tiff WASTE HANDLING PLAN
for
JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP, INC
The wastes and volumes expected to be generated on site include:
- Household and shop trash ie: cardboard boxes, paper, empty aerosol containers, which
would be collected in a dumpster and removed weekly by a local trash service such
as BFI.
- Scrap metals ie: cast iron, aluminum, pop cans, which would be delivered and sold to
Anderson's Salvage when there is an accumulation of approximately one ton.
We expect approximately 4 tons per year.
- Antifreeze and used engine oil would be stored until there is an accumulation not to
exceed 110 gallons each (the economic disposal quantity). It will then be disposed
of by a company such as: Safety -Kleen Systems
2801 South Tejon
Englewood, CO 801 10
phone: 303-761-8614
I do not expect to need their services more than once a year.
- Sludge from cleaning machines (grease, oil, dirt, spent cleaning chemical) would be
stored in 55 gallon drums, not to exceed 5. (the economic disposal quantity) and
disposed of through: International Chemical Corporation
710 North Main Street
Memphis TN 38101-2264
phone: 1-800-238-6531
Generally we use their services once a year
Chemicals used in the shop include: 55 gallon drum of Zep Sodium Hydroxide used in
the cleaning system.
5 gallon pail of Zep Super Flash floor cleaner.
5 gallon pail of Zep Formula 15282 aluminum
cleaner.
Small quantities of aerosol chemicals ie:
brake parts cleaner, penetrating oils, cutting
oils, spray paint.
Water soluable grinding coolant which is filtered
and recycled through various machines.
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From: SHEBLE MCCONNELLOGUE
To: slockman
Date: 5/16/00 1 :21pm
Subject: USR-1260 / Jim' s Automotive
Our Department has received and reviewed the waste handling plan for Jim' s
automotive and find it to be acceptable. Thank you, Sheble (2223)
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