TAILIEUCHUNG - Model Plan for Auto Repair / Maintenance Facilities

Casual car theft, such as those committed by joyriding juveniles, still exists but has become a lesser part of the auto theft problem. Increasingly, car theft is a sophisticated criminal enterprise that involves title fraud, vehicle identification cloning, and stripping cars for parts in “chop shops.” The domestic and international black market for stolen vehicles and their parts is a profitable business. Vehicle identification cloning helps facilitate the crime of dealing in stolen vehicles. A thief copies a Vehicle Identification Number from a legally owned and documented vehicle and uses it to create counterfeit VIN tags. | Fresno County Department of Community Health - Environmental Health Division Certified Unified Program Agency CUPA - Hazardous Materials Program 1221 Fulton Mall . Box 11867 Fresno California 93775 559 445-3271 FAX 559 445-3301 Model Plan for Auto Repair Maintenance Facilities Summary Frequently Asked Questions Businesses engaged in automotive repair and related activities . truck repair auto body machinery repair fabrication etc. typically handle a variety of hazardous materials and hazardous wastes. Examples of hazardous materials may include solvent parts cleaner motor oils welding gases anti-freeze batteries motor vehicle fuels etc. Hazardous wastes may include used oil used batteries used coolant anti-freeze etc. This type of activity is regulated by the California Health and Safety Code. If managed properly these products and wastes pose little risk and liability to a business owner the public or the environment. However if mismanaged a business and or property owner subjects himself herself to substantial fines and penalties costly clean-ups and unnecessary regulatory burden. The Fresno County Department of Community Health has attempted to assist businesses and minimize the paperwork by developing on behalf of the owner operator a model Hazardous Materials Business Plan HMBP to ensure the proper handling and storage of hazardous materials and wastes. If an owner operator submits and implements this Plan he she will meet the minimum reporting requirements for the materials handled as required by Health and Safety Code Section as well as develop a Health and Safety Plan as required by Health and Safety Code Section 25200 . A HMBP must be submitted by businesses that handle a hazardous material waste in quantities equal to or greater than 55 gallons of a liquid 500 pounds of a solid and or 200 cubic feet of a compressed gas. Generators of hazardous waste s less than these quantities must submit the attached Business Activities and Owner Operator

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