A. General
description
The applicant shall describe in narrative form the
management and collection of the household hazardous waste collection program,
discussing all pertinent aspects, including, but not necessarily limited
to:
(1) day (s) and hours of
operation;
(2) a listing of all
waste categories that will be accepted by the facility including an estimate of
the amount of waste expected to be collected by waste category;
(3) the name, address, and contact person of
the collection contractor;
(4)
description of the collection contractor's previous experience, and a list of
key personnel's experience and training.
B. Material drop-off, handling, storage, and
containment
The applicant shall describe the method the applicant will
use to handle each waste type that will be accepted, procedures for waste
identification and characterization, and on-site storage and containment. The
description shall include, at a minimum, the following:
(1) a copy of the collection contractor's
operation manual, if applicable;
(2) a description of the traffic circulation
at the facility;
(3) a description
of the traffic areas as they relate to the waste storage areas;
(4) a description of how the materials will
be transferred from the participant's vehicles to the waste storage
area;
(5) a description of security
and safety procedures to be used by the collection contractor to control access
to the waste storage area;
(6) a
description of the procedures and methodology used by the collection contractor
for characterizing all waste as either reactive, explosive, corrosive,
ignitable, or toxic to ensure the proper handling of the wastes;
(7) a description of the procedures for
handling unknown wastes, and for handling wastes brought in that are not
accepted by the collection contractor;
(8) a description of the procedures for
handling wastes that that are received in corroded or leaking
containers;
(9) a description of
the procedures for handling wastes brought to the facility by
businesses;
(10) a description of
the procedures used to ensure that all wastes and storage containers are
chemically compatible such that no reaction or leakage occurs;
(11) a description of the procedures to
remove all waste materials from the site within ten (10) days after the
approved collection day;
(12) the
name, address, telephone number, EPA ID number, and contact person of the
transporter of the household hazardous waste collected;
(13) a listing of the amounts and
destinations of the wastes that were collected.
Miss. Code Ann.
§§
49-17-17,
49-17-29,
17-17-439,
17-17-443,
17-17-445,
17-17-1,
et seq., 17-17-401, et seq., 49-2-1, et seq. and 49-17-1, et
seq.
