2018 Hazardous Waste Compliance Calendar

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1 Facility name EPA I.D. # Generator category 2018 Hazardous Waste Compliance Calendar Developed and published by the Kansas Small Business Environmental Assistance Program Inspection Logs and Tips

2 Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by KSQG and SQGs can use the free online training at as a training option. Generators must also be able to demonstrate site-specific training has been received. Note: All hazardous waste storage containers must be inspected for the elements listed above. If no waste is present, please note that on the log as well. This calendar is designed to help you with recordkeeping.

3 JANUARY 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat New Year s Day Martin Luther King Jr. Day Hazardous Waste Training January is a great time to host annual training. Other than non-accumulating CESQGs, all generators are required to provide annual training to their employees with regard to those employees hazardous waste management duties. New employees must have training within six months of taking a position that requires handling or managing hazardous waste. Employers must document that training, including who was trained, when and a description of the training provided. Training can be done at one time for all employees or be spread out into smaller segments throughout the year. Training must be documented and records retained for three years. Use a log such as the one below to document training. It is good to get training from various sources. Classroom training is good, but do not forget to supplement it with on-site training. Description of training topics covered: Kansas Day Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

4 If a waste needs to be tested to conduct or confirm a determination, generators must use a KDHEcertified lab. A list of certified labs may be found at kdheks.gov/envlab/disclaimer.html. Note: The Kansas Waste Determination app offers an electronic option for recording determinations. It is free, and available for both Apple and Android products. Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by

5 FEBRUARY 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Valentine s Day Groundhog Day Documenting Hazardous Waste Determinations Most generators can use their knowledge of process and SDS, rather than testing when making a hazardous waste determination. These must be documented and the documentation should be maintained on-site for a minimum of three years from date you last shipped that particular waste off-site. A sample waste determination form can be found at the back of this calendar. Make copies of it, or use the new Kansas Waste Determination app available in the Play stores for Apple and Android, to document your waste determinations. The technical guidance document at kdheks.gov/waste/techguide/hw-2011-g1.pdf provides detailed instructions. Hazardous waste determinations should be made for each waste generated at your facility. Presidents Day Description of training topics covered: Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

6 Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by It is critical for facilities to know their generator category. Different categories have different regulatory requirements. Note: Although federal regulations have three generator categories, Kansas has four.

7 MARCH 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat KDHE WORKS! Conference register at kdheks.gov/waste/p_workshops.html Saint Patrick s Day Generator Categories In Kansas, hazardous waste generators fall into one of four different generator categories, based on the amount of hazardous waste generated at the facility in a calendar month. Generators cannot average the generation over a few months or year, but instead should maintain accurate generation records. The four generator category names and quantities follow. Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator generates less than 55 pounds of hazardous waste in a calendar month and accumulates less than 2,200 pounds on-site. Kansas Small Quantity Generator generates 55 pounds or more, but no more than 220 pounds of hazardous waste in a calendar month and accumulates no more than 2,200 pounds on-site. Small Quantity Generator generates more than 220 pounds, but less than 2,200 pounds of hazardous waste in a calendar month, stores waste for no longer than 180 days, and never exceeds accumulations of 13,200 pounds on-site at any one time. Large Quantity Generator generates 2,200 pounds or more hazardous waste in a calendar month and stores waste on-site for no longer than 90 days. Please note the quantities listed above do not include limits for acutely hazardous waste. Description of training topics covered: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? If a facility s generator category changes, it has 60 days to update the status and waste codes using the Notification of Regulated Waste Activity form. Date: Time: List of employees attending: For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

8 Only storage containers need to have accumulation start dates. Note: Failure to maintain a closed container is one of the top 10 violations noted by RCRA inspectors. Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by

9 APRIL 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Easter Container Management All hazardous waste storage containers must be labeled with the words Hazardous Waste, and kept closed except when adding or removing waste. The definition for a closed container may be different for liquids and solids, as detailed at kdheks.gov/waste/techguide/hw-2005-g1.pdf. A satellite container must be located at the point of generation and under the control of the operator. Satellite containers do not have to be inspected. A storage container must have an accumulation start date and be inspected regularly, as dictated by the generator category Although container inspections do not need to be completed on a specific day, weekly inspections should be completed at least once every seven days and monthly inspections must be completed at some point during the calendar month. Earth Day Arbor Day Description of training topics covered: Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

10 Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by DOT training does not take the place of hazardous waste handler training. Note: Kansas does not have any specific state requirements for hazardous waste manifests or land disposal restrictions.

11 MAY 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Pollution Prevention Awards due in early June; call for more information Mother s Day Shipping Hazardous Waste Most generators use a disposal contractor to transport and dispose of their hazardous waste. The hazardous waste transporter must be registered with KDHE. These hazardous waste transporters typically complete the necessary paperwork or manifests required for shipping hazardous waste. However, it is important the facility representative signing the manifests is familiar with the requirements before signing the manifest. Per generator category requirements, copies of these shipping documents must be maintained. Find a list of registered hazardous waste transporters on the Bureau of Waste Management website at kdheks.gov/waste/hw/hwt_list.pdf. Missing a manifest? Contact your hauler right way to get a copy so your on-site records are complete. Description of training topics covered: Memorial Day Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

12 If your facility generates solvent-contaminated wipes, it is critical employees be trained on the definition and management of these wipes. Note: Most solvent-contaminated wipes can now be conditionally excluded. Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by

13 JUNE 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Pollution Prevention Awards due in early June; call for more information Solvent-Contaminated Wipes As of Jan. 31, 2014, a federal rule allows most solvent-contaminated wipes to be managed as excluded solvent-contaminated wipes. The following wipes are not eligible for conditional exclusions under this rule: wipes that contain a listed hazardous waste other than solvents; wipes that exhibit the characteristic of toxicity, corrosivity or reactivity due to non-listed solvents, or contaminants other than solvents; and disposable wipes that are hazardous waste due to the presence of trichloroethylene. To meet conditions of the exclusion, eligible wipes must be disposed of at a municipal solid-waste landfill (MSWLF). Several areas of Kansas use arid landfills that do not meet MSWLF standards and cannot accept these wipes. There are handling and storage requirements for both reusable and disposable, excluded solvent-contaminated wipes. Read more at kdheks.gov/waste/techguide/hw-1995-g2.pdf Father s Day Description of training topics covered: Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? Managing eligible solvent wipes as conditionally excluded can reduce waste generation and save a facility money. For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

14 Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by Per KDHE policy, mud-trap waste from commercial car wash facilities is considered nonhazardous waste. Review this new Bureau of Waste Management Policy 2016-P2 at kdheks.gov/ waste/policies/bwm_2016-p2.pdf. Note: Most liquid mud-trap wastes must be dried before disposal.

15 JULY 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Independence Day Mud-Trap Waste Mud-trap waste from truck wash facilities, industrial facilities and repair shops may contain high concentrations of petroleum products or heavy metals. As a result, these facilities must test their mud-trap waste and make a hazardous waste determination. KDHE has recently updated its guidance at kdheks.gov/waste/techguide/sw-1994-g3.pdf. This guidance outlines required testing and disposal options There are different disposal options for nonhazardous and hazardous mud-trap wastes. Description of training topics covered: Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

16 A container that holds aerosol cans waiting to be punctured should be managed as a hazardous waste storage drum. Note: The drum connected to the aerosol can puncturing device is typically managed as a satellite container, not a storage container. Read more at kdheks.gov/waste/techguide/ HW-2002-G2.pdf. Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by

17 AUGUST 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Kansas Environmental Conference check kdheks.gov/sbcs/index.html Aerosol Cans RCRA empty aerosol cans can be disposed of or recycled, as long as they meet the definition of empty. Most aerosol cans are considered RCRA empty when the product has been expelled from the can and only residue remains; and the pressure in the can is at or very near atmospheric pressure at normal room temperature. The only exception is if the can contained a P-listed chemical, then even the empty container must be managed as hazardous waste. If your facility generates partially full aerosol cans on a regular basis, find out why. Are the nozzles clogged? Is it a manufacturer s problem or an employee-use problem? Loss of usable product, time to manage the containers and cost of disposal take money, as well as increase your waste-generation rate. If your facility utilizes an aerosol puncturing system, make sure employees operating the system are properly trained, based on the manufacturer s operating specifications. Description of training topics covered: Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

18 Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by Even if a paint booth filter is no longer considered ignitable, it may still be combustible and able to catch fire in a dumpster. Note: It is considered unlawful disposal of a hazardous waste to dispose of spray-gun solvent by spraying it onto booth filters.

19 SEPTEMBER 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat KDHE HW Generator Trainings register at kdheks.gov/waste/p_workshops.html Labor Day Spent Paint-Booth Filters Several industries generate spent paint-booth filters when conducting the process of painting parts. As with other waste streams, generators need to determine if the spent filters are hazardous waste. Most do this by reviewing various paint SDSs. If the paint contains a regulated metal, then depending on type of paint, metal concentration and paint-booth use, the filters may be hazardous waste. In these instances, generators typically send a filter sample to a certified lab for a TCLP test. Paint filters that do not have regulated metals and pass the paint filter test are typically not hazardous waste and can be disposed of with a special waste authorization. Most facilities generating paint-booth filters that are not hazardous waste dispose of such filters with a special waste-disposal authorization. Learn more at kdheks.gov/waste/. Description of training topics covered: Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

20 Used oil managed properly can be recycled and reused as a fuel, conserving a valuable resource and saving companies money. Note: Used oil may not be used as a dust suppressant, pesticide carrier, sealant or coating, or for any similar purpose. Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by

21 OCTOBER 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Columbus Day Kansas Health and Safety Conference, Wichita Oct Used Oil Used oil means any oil that has been refined from crude oil or any synthetic oil, and has been used and as a result of such use, is contaminated by physical or chemical impurities as defined in 40 CFR Petroleum-based antifreeze and solvents, and vegetable-based oils are not considered used oil under this regulation. Used oil sent for recycling or for use as a fuel is not a hazardous waste. However, oil disposed of or mixed with hazardous waste should be evaluated to determine if it is a hazardous waste, often a costly mistake. Make sure used-oil containers are labeled with the words used oil not waste oil. Read more about proper management of used oil at kdheks.gov/waste/techguide/hw-1999-g1.pdf. Although drained filters can go to the trash, generators are encouraged to recycle them. Description of training topics covered: Halloween Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

22 Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by Fluorescent lamps and batteries that contain RCRA metals are hazardous wastes, which must be managed as hazardous waste or universal waste. There are significant advantages to managing these common wastes as universal waste. Note: Universal waste management requirements are summarized at kdheks.gov/waste/techguide/hw-2001-g1.pdf.

23 NOVEMBER 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Veterans Day Veterans Day observed Universal Waste Certain widely generated hazardous wastes have been designated as universal waste. This designation allows universal waste handlers to manage universal waste under the streamlined requirements of 40 CFR 273, instead of the more stringent RCRA Subtitle C requirements for hazardous waste. Universal waste includes hazardous waste batteries (Ni-Cd, lithium and lead-acid), hazardous waste lamps (fluorescent and metal halide), mercury-containing equipment (thermostats and medical equipment) and certain hazardous waste pesticides. Universal wastes do not count against your generation rate and have less-stringent container management standards. Universal waste containers must remain closed and should be labeled with the accumulation start date, then sent to a universal waste handler at least annually. As with other waste records, maintain universal waste management records for at least three years. Thanksgiving Description of training topics covered: Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? Alkaline batteries do not contain any heavy metals and can be disposed of in the trash when spent. For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

24 Emergency preparedness is a team effort. Make sure all team members, including the receptionist, know where to find emergency information, as well as the location of spill clean-up kits. Note: The KDHE spill-response phone number was recently changed. Make sure you have the correct listing: Weekly/Monthly Inspection Log Date (enter date a weekly or monthly inspection was conducted) Time Each container clearly marked with the words Hazardous Waste Marked with accumulation start date Containers properly closed Accumulating CESQG and KSQG are required to conduct monthly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. SQG and LQG are required to conduct weekly inspections of hazardous waste storage areas. Please print full name of person who performed the weekly or monthly inspection. Week 1 inspected by Containers in good condition Week 2 inspected by Incompatible wastes segregated Week 3 inspected by If anything needed to be fixed, explain here and list date it was fixed. Week 4 inspected by

25 DECEMBER 2018 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Hanukkah begins Hazardous Waste Emergency Response All KSQGs and SQGs are required to post emergency information next to a telephone that is immediately available in an emergency. This information includes name and telephone number of the emergency coordinator; location of fire extinguishers, spill-control material (if present) and the fire alarm; and telephone number of the fire department. KDHE has developed a form that can be used to post this information. Use the KDHE sample form, or complete the information in another format, and make copies to post next to telephones throughout the facility wherever hazardous waste is stored. Hanukkah ends A copy of KDHE s sample form can be found at the back of this calendar. Description of training topics covered: Christmas Eve 31 New Year s Eve Christmas Day Date: Time: List of employees attending: Mark on the calendar each day a hazardous waste storage inspection was conducted each day hazardous waste was shipped Things to consider How much hazardous waste was generated this month? How much hazardous waste is currently in storage? What is the oldest accumulation start date in storage? For additional assistance, call KDHE at or SBEAP at

26 Waste Determination Documentation Form Facility name: Waste name: Description process: Pounds of waste generated monthly: Does this waste meet the definition of solid waste? Yes No Is this waste exempt from the definition of solid waste or hazardous waste? Yes No Was laboratory analysis used to make this determination? Yes No If yes, record the name and KDHE certificate number for the laboratory: If yes, attach a copy of the analytical results to this sheet. Was knowledge of the process used to make this decision? Yes No If yes, list the name and date of each document (MSDS, process flow diagrams, etc.) reviewed and/or attach them to this sheet: Is this waste non-hazardous? Yes No List the name and title of the person making this determination: Is this waste a listed hazardous waste? Yes No If yes, list waste codes: Is this waste a characteristic hazardous waste? Yes No If yes, list waste codes: Date of this determination: For step-by-step guidance, go to kdheks.gov/waste/techguide/hw-2011-g1.pdf.

27 Hazardous Waste Emergency Response EMERGENCY COORDINATOR: HOME PHONE NUMBER: CELL PHONE NUMBER (optional): ALTERNATE: HOME PHONE NUMBER: CELL PHONE NUMBER (optional): FIRE PHONE NUMBER (unless there is a direct alarm): EQUIPMENT LOCATION (A map showing locations is sufficient.) FIRE EXTINGUISHERS: FIRE ALARMS (if present): SPILL CONTROL: RESPONSE ACTION FIRE: Call the fire department or extinguish the fire using an appropriate fire extinguisher. SPILL: Contain the flow of hazardous waste. Clean up the hazardous waste, and any contaminated materials or soil as soon as possible. FIRE, EXPLOSION OR RELEASE WHICH THREATENS HUMAN HEALTH OR SURFACE WATER Notify the National Response Center with the following information: n_ Name, address and US EPA ID number of generator n_ Date, time and type of incident n_ Quantity and type of hazardous waste involved n_ Extent of any injuries n_ Estimated quantity and disposition of recovered materials NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER: KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT:

28 Northwest District Office 2301 E 13th Street Hays, KS North Central District Office 2501 Market Place, Suite D Salina, KS KDHE DISTRICT OFFICES Southwest District Office 302 W McArtor Road Dodge City, KS Northeast District Office 800 W 24th Street Lawrence, KS South Central District Office 300 West Douglas, Suite 700 Wichita, KS Southeast District Office 308 W 14th Street Chanute, KS CONTACT INFORMATION Bureau of Waste Management (Topeka) kdheks.gov/waste This bureau regulates hazardous and solid wastes to meet state (KDHE) and federal (EPA) waste management rules. This calendar is provided by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and the Kansas Small Business Environmental Assistance Program, working in partnership to provide you with tools and tips to help you stay in compliance, reduce waste and save money. Call or for confidential assistance with environmental rules. Get more tips on reducing wastes and discuss ideas mentioned in this calendar. Kansas State University Pollution Prevention Institute Small Business Environmental Assistance Program Environmental Assistance Hotline sbeap@ksu.edu Use this calendar for recordkeeping. Keep all records for at least three years. Paid for in part by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE).