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setting up its hazardous waste management program. In addition, a Weekly Hazardous Waste Inspection is required to be completed within the Evoco fuze system to ensure minimum requirements are being met within the Contractor's hazardous waste management program. (a) Contractor is required to perform a Weekly Hazardous Waste Inspection for each week project is in an active status. Active status is defined as the first day open tops arrive on site. Inactive status is reached when the last open top is removed from the site and all Hazardous Waste is appropriately removed from the site. (b) The individual responsible for submission of the Weekly Hazardous Waste Inspection must be Storm - water Compliance Certified. 3.6.2.4 WASTE MANAGEMENT. Contractor shall have primary responsibility as the generator of all Universal, C&D, and Hazardous Waste at the Site, including identification and management, regardless of who supplied the materials. Contractor must utilize the Waste Management, Inc. Lamptracker Program to dispose of all Universal Waste generated on the Project Site and must utilize Waste Management, Inc. for Hazardous Waste disposal and hauling. Contractor is responsible for all costs associated with disposal of hazardous or universal waste. 3.6.2.4.1 Universal Waste. Contractor shall, upon notification of successful bid award, contact Waste Manage- ment National Services, Inc.(www.wmlamptracker.com/walmartconstruction) to set up a Lamptracker account and register the specific Project Site to manage and recycle/dispose of all Universal and a -scrap (electronic equipment) waste generated on the Site. 3.6.2.4.2 Onsite Storage of Waste. (a) Contractor shall establish an enclosed and fenced storage area on -site for General Waste as specified in Specification 01500. Neither Hazardous Waste nor Universal Waste is required to be maintained 1 in the enclosed, fenced area. (b) Fencing is not required for General Waste if all open tops are equipped with lids capable of locking to prevent items from being deposited in the open tops. Lids shall be locked and remain locked when not adding or removing waste. (c) The Hazardous Waste storage area shall be at least 50 feet from the property line. (d) Hazardous Waste shall have appropriate signage as required by RCRA, including but not limited to the following: 1)"No Smoking" signs where Hazardous Waste is stored; and 2)"Hazardous Waste" (and "Hazardous Materials", as appropriate) where Hazardous Waste ' (and Hazardous Materials) are stored; and 3)Each specific container of Hazardous Waste shall be marked with the words "Hazardous Waste" and the accumulation start date (the date the Hazardous Waste was first placed in the container). Contractor shall utilize the Hazardous Waste labels provided by Waste Management, Inc. (e) Each type of Hazardous Waste shall be placed in a separate container with a watertight, closeable lid. 1)Hazardous Waste is classified as: Toxic, Reactive, Ignitable and Corrosive. A separation system that keeps these types of Hazardous Waste apart is required. 2)Universal and a -scrap wastes include: Lamps, batteries, mercury devices (thermostats, switches, thermometers, etc.) and non -PCB containing ballasts, capacitors and electronic equipment. i. Ballasts containing PCBs will be accepted by Waste Management, Inc. as fully ' regulated Hazardous Waste provided they are segregated from non -PCB ballasts and properly disclosed when requesting a pickup. 3.6.2.4.3 Contractor shall insure protocols are in place to prevent unauthorized disposal of Hazardous Waste in open tops. Prevention measures may include but are not limited to: open tops set back from the fencing or lids on the open tops. 01351-11 0706 - Zephyrhills, Florida - 16592140 February 16, 2017