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Triangle Region Solid Waste Planners Committee Household Hazardous Waste October 28, 1993 B. Statement of Personnel Qualifications The Project Director will have overall responsibility for the program and would serve as '1'RSWPC's principal point of contact. The proposed Project Directors are located at the geographically closest Laidlaw facility in the Triangle Region, and do not currently have other HHW contracts which would interfere with necessary oversight and attention to this TRSWPC project. A Project Manager is a senior Field Chemist with supervisory experience on at least three household hazardous waste programs. The Project Manager must have successfully completed OSHA 40 hour training as described in 29 CFR 1910.120. The Project Manager is responsible for overall site operation, supervision of all Laidlaw personnel, and interface with the client. Again, the personnel listed as possible Project Managers are located at the Reidsville facility and do not currently have responsibilities with other HHW contracts which would interfere with necessary oversight and attention to this project. All Chemists have a bachelor's degree in chemistry or a related science, and have successfully completed at least 24 hours of training as described in 29 CFR 1910.120. Chemists are responsible for handling, segregating, packaging, manifesting, labelling, and routing collected waste for recycling, treatment, or disposal at appropriate TSDR facilities. Chemical Technicians have, at a minimum, completed 24 hour EPA and OSHA training programs per 40 CFR 264.16 and 29 CFR 1910. Many of Laidlaw's Chemical Technicians have degrees or college level work in chemistry or related sciences. Chemical Technicians will work under the supervision of Chemists to unload cars, bulk materials, handle paints, and package wastes. Drivers must have an appropriate commercial license, two years verifiable over the road experience, prior hazardous materials experience, clear motor vehicle record including no license suspensions or court appearances for traffic violations, no drug or alcohol related dependencies, and a valid medical examiners certificate. Drivers complete the 24-hour OSHA training program and are qualified to assist Field Chemists. The Health and Safety Officer will be responsible for site safety at the collection location. Please see the list of personnel who may be assigned to work on this program. Before waste collections, personnel at the Reidsville facility will prepare vehicles and equipment. After the collection, Laidlaw staff will complete any necessary laboratory work, route waste for shipment to final recycling, treatment, or disposal, prepare documents necessary for shipment, and prepare follow-up reports. Enclosed are charts showing Laidlaw's proposed project management structure and specific activities associated with TRSWPC's program. Additional project support during project planning, implementation, and follow-up would be provided by personnel from Laidlaw's Reidsville, North Carolina service center and Columbia corporate staffs. Laidlaw Environmental Services 10