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, ''#z w, ', <br /> ii. Spent Abrasive (steel) — This waste stream shall consist of steel fines <br /> and paint chips. Fines may become fused and form a monolith due to <br /> moisture. This stream shall include only waste resulting from the <br /> removal debris and fines from recyclable grit. <br /> iii. Paint Related Materials — This waste stream shall consist of organic <br /> liquids having various colors and solvent odors, and solid contents <br /> between ten (10) and fifty (50) percent. This stream may include spent <br /> solvents. <br /> iv. Safety Apparel — This waste stream shall consist of safety equipment <br /> such as spent coveralls, gloves,boot covers,respirator cartridges, and so <br /> forth. Such equipment may be expected to contain a limited quantity of <br /> paint chips and dust. <br />' v. Wash Waters — This waste stream shall consist of water and residue <br /> produced during the decontamination of equipment and personnel. <br /> vi. Caustic Stripper — This waste stream shall consist of liquid waste <br />' containing paint sludge. The color of this waste stream will vary with <br /> the paint being removed. <br />, b. Each waste stream except Wash Waters may contain up to twenty (20) <br /> percent spent safety apparel; otherwise, the mixing of waste streams is <br /> prohibited. The Contractor shall be responsible for all costs incurred due to <br /> the mixing of wastes. <br /> c. The Railway may provide covered rolloff containers for the disposal of bulk <br /> volumes of waste stream identified as Spent Abrasive. The Contractor shall <br /> provide DOT-approved containers for all other waste types as necessary. <br /> e. For each generated waste stream,the Contractor must completely fill a single <br /> waste container prior to filling another. Thus the Contractor shall not have <br /> more than one partially filled container for each waste stream at the end of <br /> the work. The Contractor shall ensure that all rolloff containers are properly <br /> loaded and that the weight and volume capacities of the containers are not <br /> exceeded. <br /> 7.18.3 Container Management and Storage <br /> a. The Contractor shall manage all waste material generated at the work site <br /> until such material is properly stored. <br /> b. The Contractor shall provide for secure temporary storage of the wastes, <br /> consulting the Engineer to determine the best location for the storage area. <br /> All storage areas shall be located on Railway property and above the 100- <br /> year (base) flood elevation. During extreme weather, the Railway shall <br /> inspect the storage areas and take precautions as needed to prevent loss of <br /> the waste containers. When requested to do so, the Contractor shall assist <br /> the Railway in moving the waste containers. <br /> 16 <br /> 1 <br />