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Environmental Tours |
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Tours include inspection
of areas where:
- hazardous materials are used and stored
- hazardous waste are stored including satellite accumulation
- solid wastes
are managed
- infectious wastes are managed
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bullet with guidance on what to look for when inspecting these areas
and if appropriate how to conduct the tour. Is the guidance based on
regulatory requirements? |
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Special attention
is paid to areas where corrective action was previously taken due to
deficiencies identified. |
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a bullet specifying who should be involved in conducting the tour |
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Tours are conducted
at least every six months. |
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Appropriate response
to deficiencies identified (EC 9.10-.30) |
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Action taken to
prevent deficiencies, e.g. problematic chemicals eliminated. |
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Purchasing policy
and criteria to reduce waste, conserve energy and eliminate hazardous
chemicals to prevent deficiencies, hazards and unsafe practices |
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Written Documentation |
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Tours are documented
as written audits.
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Written audit reports
are complete and corrections are made.
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Inspection reports
from local, state, or federal regulatory agencies are maintained and
corrective actions are identified and implemented.
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Inspection reports
from third party insurance agents or other consultants are used to
identify environmental compliance action items.
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Completed environmental
audits have been filed with EPA.
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Employee incident
reports are reviewed and actions are taken to correct and mitigate
future problems.
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Spill incidences
are documented and actions are taken to reduce future incidences.
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