1. Part B Permitted Facility April 1986

2. Waste Index  Toluene Ethanol Formalin Xylene, Ethyl Ether  Flammables(Lab Packs)  Poisons (Lab Packs)  Asbestos  Corrosives (Lab Packs)  Oxidizers (Lab Packs)  ORM  Waste Motor Oil

3. HAZARDOUS WASTE PROGRAM

4. Hazardous Waste Disposal Hazardous Waste Disposal for 4 Quarters Main Campus-MUSC  Fourth Quarter 200216,009 lbs  First Quarter 2003 9,353 lbs  Second Quarter 200321,068 lbs  Third Quarter 200322,122 lbs Total68,552 lbs (5,096 lbs generated at 5 off-site locations)

5. Buildings/Sites Serviced MUSC picks up, receives and stores hazardous and non-hazardous waste from 14 different buildings on our main campus.

6. ISO 14001 MUSC core group of ISO members established in April 2003. All members completed ISO auditor training in June 2003.

7. Environmental Impact Rating System Duration Severity Regulatory Frequency Work Instructions Controls Training Program Effectiveness

8. Environmental Impact Rating System

9. Work Instructions- What type of work instructions are in place?

10. I. Scope This work instruction contains procedures for conducting daily hazardous waste inspections at the permitted hazardous waste storage building to ensure that MUSC complies with all state and federal regulations. II. Overview The hazardous waste storage building (henceforth “the Building”), located just off Bee Street behind the Basic Science Building, has been permitted by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control to allow storage of hazardous waste for up to one year. This permit requires that the Building be inspected once every workday.

11. III. Procedures A. Administrative procedures 1. The building will remain locked at all times unless OSHP personnel or Clean Harbor personnel occupy the Building. The Building may also need to be accessed by MUSC maintenance workers to conduct repair. 2. A least once during every working day the building will be inspected for compliance with state or federal regulations using the MUSC TSD Daily Inspection Log (henceforth “the Log”). The permit issued to MUSC does not require that the building be inspected on weekends or on official holidays. 3. The inspection of the building is the responsibility of the manager of the OSHP hazardous and infectious waste section. However, if the manager is out of the office the responsibility for inspection of the building is shifted to the OSHP staff member who has trouble call for that day. If this inspection is performed by the on call person the Log shall be completed and place in the in box located on the office door of the manager of the OSHP hazardous and infectious waste section 4. The completed logs will be kept in the office of the manager of the OSHP hazardous and infectious waste section and retained for three years.

12. B. Permitted Hazardous Waste Storage Area Inspections 1. The person designated to inspect the Building shall access the Building and perform an inspection using the Log. 2. All items listed on the Log should be inspected. If there are no deficiencies noted during the inspection the Log should be dated and signed by the inspector. The time of the inspection should also be entered on the Log. 3. If deficiencies are noted during the inspection, there shall be an explanation on the Log for each item which is marked “no.” There should also be an explanation as to the action taken to correct the item. The Log should be dated and signed by the inspector. The time of the inspection should also be entered on the Log. 4. If the items marked “no” can be resolved during the inspection the Log should note that this item was corrected that day. 5. If the item can not be corrected that day, this item shall be marked “no,” on all following inspections, until the items are resolved. The explanation and action taken of the unresolved problem need not be reiterated on all following inspections. However, there should be a reference on the Log, which refers to the original day that the problem was noted. 6. When the item is corrected it should be noted on the Log and this item should henceforth be marked “yes” unless another problem arises for the particular item.

13. Health & Safety Rating System

14. Financial Rating System