Environmental Guidance Manuals
The Office of Environmental Health and Safety (OEHS)
has developed the environmental guidance manuals and
procedures for
specific facilities. These manuals and procedures include site
specific requirements to assist Site Administrators
to ensure compliance with appropriate environmental
requirements.
Hazardous and Universal Waste Disposal Program
Schools and other District facilities
routinely generate chemical waste from
science laboratories, shop classes, and
maintenance activities. In addition, all
District facilities routinely generate
electronic wastes, including outdated
computers, televisions, cathode ray
tubes, and other electronic components.
Please refer to the following documents
for instructions on how to arrange for
waste disposal:
REF-4149
Disposal Procedures for Hazardous Waste and
Universal Waste (*.pdf)
,
Safety Alert No. 03-11, Procedures – Disposal of Electronic Devices (*.pdf).
and the
Universal Waste Recycling Flyer (*pdf).
Industrial Storm Water Program
District Facilities associated with industrial
activities such as Garages are required to comply
with the Industrial Storm Water General Permit,
which requires an annual report to be submitted to
Regional Water Quality Control Board each July 1st.
OEHS has developed
Industrial Activities Storm Water Requirements
Guidance Manual for Garages
to assist Garage staff to comply with these
requirements. The manual provides guidance how to
conduct dry weather observation, wet season
observation and storm water sampling. For further
information, refer to
Safety Alert
No. 05-12, Proper Disposal Practices for Storm Water
and Sewer Drains.
Construction Storm Water Program
Activities that disturb 1 or more acres of soil,
including smaller areas totaling up to 1 or more
acres within a common area of development, are
required to comply with the Construction Storm Water
General Permit.
OEHS has developed
Storm Water Requirements at Construction Sites
Compliance Checklist
to ensure District sites comply with the
Construction General Permit requirements. OEHS will
be using this checklist to inspect construction
sites and issue corrective action notices to Owner
Authorized Representative (OAR) if deficiencies are
found.
Industrial Wastewater Program
OEHS has developed
Industrial Wastewater Management Procedures
to assist schools, Maintenance & Operations,
garages and other facilities/offices to comply
with wastewater discharge requirements.
Sites with the City of Los Angeles are required
to comply with Los Angeles Industrial Waste
Control Ordinance and sites outside the City of
Los Angeles are required to comply with Los
Angeles County Sanitation District Wastewater
Ordinance.
Air Emission Requirements
OEHS has developed
Air Emission Requirements to assist schools,
Maintenance & Operations, garages and other
facilities/offices to comply with South Coast
Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD), Clean
Air Act (CAA) and California Air Resources Board
(CARB) rules and regulations. This
document compiles relevant rules and regulations
that apply to District schools, Maintenance and
Operations, garages and other
facilities/offices.
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