Or. Admin. R. 340-012-0068 - Hazardous Waste Management and Disposal Classification of Violations
(1) Class I:
(a) Failing to make a complete and accurate
hazardous waste determination of a residue as required by OAR
340-102-0011;
(b) Failing to meet
Land Disposal Restriction (LDR) requirements when disposing of hazardous
waste;
(c) Operating a hazardous
waste treatment, storage or disposal facility (TSD) without first obtaining a
permit or without having interim status;
(d) Treating, storing or accumulating
hazardous waste in a hazardous waste management unit, as defined in
40
CFR 260.10, that does not meet the unit
design or unit integrity assessment criteria for the hazardous waste management
unit;
(e) Accepting, transporting
or offering for transport hazardous waste without a uniform hazardous waste
manifest;
(f) Transporting, or
offering for transport, hazardous waste to a facility not authorized or
permitted to manage hazardous waste;
(g) Failing to comply with management
requirements for ignitable, reactive, or incompatible hazardous
waste;
(h) Illegally treating or
disposing of a hazardous waste;
(i)
Failing to submit Land Disposal Restriction notifications;
(j) Failing to have and maintain a closure
plan or post closure plan for a TSD facility or for each regulated hazardous
waste management unit, as defined in
40
CFR 260.10, by the owner or operator of
facility or unit;
(k) Failing to
carry out closure or post closure plan requirements, by an owner or operator of
a TSD facility, such that the certification for completing closure or post
closure work is not submitted, or is incomplete, inaccurate, or non-compliant
with the approved plans;
(l)
Failing to establish or maintain financial assurance or hazard liability
requirements in
40 CFR
264.147 or 40 CFR 265.147, by an owner or
operator of a TSD facility;
(m)
Failing to follow emergency procedures in a Contingency Plan or other emergency
response requirements during an incident in which a hazardous waste or
hazardous waste constituent is released to the environment or the incident
presents a risk of harm to employees, emergency responders or the
public;
(n) Failing to comply with
the export requirements in
40 CFR
262.52 for hazardous wastes;
(o) Failing to properly install a groundwater
monitoring system in compliance with permit requirements, by an owner or
operator of a TSD facility;
(p)
Failing to properly control volatile organic hazardous waste emissions, by a
large-quantity hazardous waste generator or TSD facility, when such failure
could result in harm to employees, the public or the environment;
(q) Failing to inspect, operate, monitor,
keep records or maintain in compliance with a permit: hazardous waste landfill
units, incineration equipment, Subpart X treatment equipment, hazardous waste
treatment units, pollution abatement equipment for hazardous waste treatment or
disposal, or hazardous waste monitoring equipment;
(r) Failing to immediately clean up spills or
releases or threatened spills or releases of hazardous waste, by any person
having ownership or control over hazardous waste; or
(s) Failing to submit an exception
report.
(2) Class II:
(a) Failing to place an accumulation start
date on a container used for accumulation or storage of hazardous
waste;
(b) Failing to label a tank
having a capacity of 100 gallons or more, or containers equaling more than 110
gallon capacity used for accumulation or storage of hazardous waste;
(c) Failing to post required emergency
response information next to the telephone, by a small quantity
generator;
(d) Accumulating
hazardous waste more than thirty (30) days beyond the specified accumulation
time frame;
(e) Failing to submit a
manifest discrepancy report;
(f)
Shipping hazardous waste on manifests that do not comply with DEQ
rules;
(g) Failing to prevent the
unknown or unauthorized entry of a person or livestock into the waste
management area of a TSD facility;
(h) Failing to conduct required inspections
at hazardous waste generator accumulation sites or hazardous waste permitted
storage areas;
(i) Failing to
prepare a contingency plan;
(j)
Failing to comply with the requirements of a groundwater monitoring program,
unless otherwise classified;
(k)
Failing to maintain adequate aisle space to allow the unobstructed movement of
personnel, fire protection equipment, spill control equipment, and
decontamination;
(l) Generating,
treating, storing or disposing of hazardous waste without complying with the
Personnel Training requirements;
(m) Failing to keep containers of hazardous
waste closed, except when adding or removing wastes;
(n) Failing to comply with the requirements
for management of containers, including satellite accumulation, other than the
requirements for ignitable, reactive or incompatible waste, by a hazardous
waste generator or storage facility;
(o) Failing to comply with the preparedness,
prevention, contingency plan or emergency procedure requirements, unless
otherwise classified;
(p) Failing
to manage universal waste and waste pesticide residue in compliance with the
universal waste management requirements or waste pesticide
requirements;
(q) Failing to obtain
a hazardous waste EPA identification number when required;
(r) Failing to comply with 40 CFR 264 or 265
Subparts J, W or DD standards, other than unit design or unit integrity
assessment;
(s) Failing to comply
with 40 CFR 264 or 265 Subparts AA, BB or CC standards for hazardous waste
generator and TSD facilities, unless otherwise classified; or
(t) Failing to timely submit an annual
report, by a hazardous waste generator, TSD facility, or hazardous waste
recycling facility.
(3)
Class III:
(a) Accumulating hazardous waste up
to thirty (30) days beyond the specified accumulation time frame;
(b) Failing to label containers equaling 110
gallon capacity or less used for the accumulation or storage of hazardous
waste;
(c) Failing to label a tank
having less than 100 gallon capacity used for the accumulation or storage of
hazardous waste;
(d) Failing to
maintain on site, a copy of the one-time notification regarding hazardous waste
that meets treatment standards by a hazardous waste generator; or
(e) Failing to submit a contingency plan to
all police, fire, hospital and local emergency responders.
Notes
Publications referenced are available from the agency.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 459.995, 466.070 - 466.080, 466.625 & 468.020
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 466.635 - 466.680, 466.990 - 466.994 & 468.090 - 468.140
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