CCDD Rules and Regulations Training Seminar

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CCDD Rules and RegulationsTraining Seminar

• Load Screening Josh Quinn Hanson Material
  Service
• Random Inspections Kelly VanKovering Vulcan
  Construction Materials, LP
• Rejection of Unacceptable CCDD Randi Wille
  Meyer Material

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CCDD Rules and RegulationsTraining Seminar

• Load Screening
• Josh Quinn
• Hanson Material Service

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Load Screening

• Every CCDD load must not be accepted unless it
  passes screening for hydrocarbon contaminants
  with a PID/FID or other IEPA approved device.
• A visual inspection of material should be
  performed prior to determination of how many
  samples should be collected for screening.
• An olfactory inspection should also be performed
  to determine if there are any suspicious odors in
  the load.

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Visual Inspection
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Use of the Scaffold or Catwalk
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Visual Inspection
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Load Screening

• If there are no distinct changes in color,
  consistency, or moisture, representative sampling
  should be performed.
• In cases where the material contains various
  types of soil, a sample should be taken from each
  type of soil to represent the entire load.
• Do not take composite samples from the single
  load of material.

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Representative Sample Collection

• Collect a representative sample by inserting a
  collection device (probe or shovel) into the
  load.
• Place the sample in an area away from any exhaust
  fumes.
• If possible, bring the sample inside.
• Remember that sample must be analyzed where
  background was recorded on PID.

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Sample Collection
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Representative Sampling
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PID Screening

• Place the tip of the PID near the edge of the
  material collected with the sampling device.
• Record the peak measurement shown on the PID.
• If the PID shows a reading greater than the
  margin of error, the material could be
  contaminated and that load should be rejected.
• Results must be documented.

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PID Screening
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PID Screening
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Documentation of Inspection Results

• The documentation for each inspection must
  included the following
• Date and Time of the Inspection
• Name of the Hauling Company
• Vehicle Identification Number or License Plate
  Number
• Source of the CCDD
• Results of Inspection
• Inspector Name

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Sample Inspection Log
Date Time Name of Trucking Company Vehicle ID Number CCDD Source Inspection Results (Accept/Reject) Inspector Name