Iowa Code r. 567-119.4 - Operational requirements for acceptance of used oil
Any person accepting used oil from customers shall comply with the following requirements:
(1)
Used oil shall be accepted which is contained in a closed, unbreakable,
preferably reusable, container.
(2)
Used oil collectors shall provide supervision of the collection process to
minimize the risk of spills and to prevent customers from depositing
contaminated used oil into the collection tank. However, this does not preclude
designating unsupervised drop-off sites for used oil as long as the following
conditions are met:
a. Only sealed containers
of five gallons or less shall be accepted.
b. The designated drop-off site must be
protected from the elements.
c.
Customers shall drop off their used oil in containers at the designated site
and are not permitted to deposit their used oil into a collection
tank.
d. The designated site must
be located on an impervious surface engineered to contain potential
spills.
(3) During
noncollection hours, the tank must be secured to prevent the contamination of
the collected used oil.
(4) A sign
shall be placed on or near the used oil collection tank which includes the
statement: This tank is for used oil collection only. The depositing of other
materials is prohibited.
(5)
Collectors of used oil shall ensure that the ultimate disposition of used oil
collected is for recycling and reuse.
(6) Used oil found to be contaminated shall
be managed as a hazardous waste. There is no obligation to accept contaminated
oil.
(7) Used oil collectors shall
comply with Iowa Code section
455B.386 when actual or imminent
oil spills pose a threat to the public health or the environment.
(8) Absorbent material shall be available at
the site for use by the operator to control spillage or discharge of used
oil.
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