Current through March 20, 2024
Authority: IC 13-14-8-7; IC 13-15; IC 13-19-3
Affected: IC 13-30-2; IC 36-9-30
Sec. 1.
(a) A
facility that processes or stores alternative fuel or residue must have the
following:
(1) An appropriate surface or pad
for processing, such as concrete or asphalt, that will control spills and any
liquids or leachate. Examples of an appropriate surface would be concrete or
asphalt. Facilities that are registered under this article that are only
processing uncontaminated wood or plastic are not required to process on a pad.
(2) Adequate measures in place to
control fire hazards, and equipment available to control fires. The contingency
action plan required under
329 IAC 11.7-4-1(f)(13)
must be submitted to the local fire
department that services the area.
(3) A telephone, cellular telephone, or radio
communication device available when employees are present and the building is
in use.
(4) Access control to the
facility.
(5) A sign at least one
(1) foot high by two (2) feet wide prominently displayed by the door or
entrance to the facility and legibly containing the following information:
(A) The name of the facility.
(B) The IDEM registration number.
(C) The name and phone number of a designated
emergency contact person.
(6) Adequate control of the following:
(A) Dust.
(B) Odors.
(C) Wastewater.
(D) Vectors.
(E) Litter.
(F) Leachate.
(7) Monitoring of incoming alternative fuels.
Any waste that the facility is not registered or permitted to receive for
processing must be isolated and removed from the facility.
(b) The owner or operator shall
record and retain at the registered facility, or in an alternative location
approved by the commissioner, all records, reports, or audits required by this
article until certification of closure is deemed adequate by the commissioner
under
329 IAC
11.7-8-1(e). The following
information must be retained:
(1) A paper copy
or an accessible copy of the electronically submitted registration submission.
(2) A contingency action plan as
required under
329 IAC
11.7-4-1(f)(13).
(3) The records required under
329 IAC
11.7-5-1(b)(2).
(4) The training log required under
subsection (f).
(5) The results of
any waste determination tests on the residues generated by the registered
facility.
(c) The
following must be furnished as required and made available during normal
operating hours for inspection by any officer, employee, or representative of
the commissioner:
(1) All records required by
this article.
(2) All test results
of the alternative fuels received and residues generated by the registered
facility and disposed.
(d) No hazardous waste that is regulated by
329 IAC 3.1 shall be processed at any registered facility, unless the facility
is permitted under 329 IAC 3.1 to process hazardous waste.
(e) Employees must be trained on safety,
emergency, and operational procedures for the facility. A training log must be
kept at the registered facility for five (5) years stating the following:
(1) The name of the employee.
(2) Training topics.
(3) Hours of training.
