2018 Florida Perchloroethyle Dry Cleaner Compliance Calendar Download Printable PDF

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

PERCHLOROETHYLENE

DRY CLEANER

COMPLIANCE CALENDAR

2013

2017

Department of Environmental Protection

Perchloroethylene

Dry Cleaner

Compliance Calendar

2018

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

PERCHLOROETHYLENE

DRY CLEANER

COMPLIANCE CALENDAR

2013

2017

Department of Environmental Protection

Perchloroethylene

Dry Cleaner

Compliance Calendar

2018

Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP)

Division Contacts for

Perchloroethylene Dry Cleaners

Division of Air Resource Management

For Dry Cleaner Calendar information, please contact Jessica Dalton at 850-717-9106 or by email:

Jessica.Dalton@dep.state.fl.us

For Perchloroethylene Dry Cleaner Air General Permit Registration questions, please contact the Small Business Environmental Assistance

Program at 1-800-722-7457 or by email:

Small.Business@dep.state.fl.us

Division of Waste Management

Federal E. P.A. I. D. #: Tiffaney Noland Hazardous Waste Section at 850-245-8727

As a dry cleaner, it is likely that you are a small quantity generator of hazardous waste. Call to obtain your required federal I.D. number.

Dry Cleaning Facility Registration: Andrea McGill at 850-245-8840

Dry cleaning facilities and wholesale supply facilities that use dry cleaning solvents are required to be registered with the Division of Waste Man-

agement. Regulated solvents include: perchloroethylene (“perc”), tetrachloroethylene, valcene, carbon tetrachloride, and other petroleum-based

solvents. The Waste Division issues invoices each November for an $100 annual registration fee due from every facility that operated in the cal-

endar year. You must be registered in order to purchase perc from your supplier. If you are a Florida dry cleaner that uses perc, you need to

be permitted with the Division of Air Resources Management AND you need to be registered with the Division of Waste.

Dry Cleaning Solvent Cleanup Program: Aaron Cohen at 850-245-8974

Dry cleaning facilities and wholesale supply facilities that reported dry cleaning solvent contamination to FDEP no later than December 31, 1998,

may be eligible for site rehabilitation assistance. Call for more information on this program and to see if your facility is eligible.

FDEP Division of Water Resource Management—Wastewater Program:

Use an approved waste water treatment device.

Septic tank recommendations: Check with your Local County Heath Department

Sewer recommendations: Check with your Local public/private utility

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

You may use this calendar to keep records for air program compli-

(e.g.) JULY 2018

ance. Keep these records at your facility for 5 years.

Enter running total from last month.

PERC PURCHASES RUNNING TOTAL

DISCLAIMER:

This calen-

dar is for compliance assistance

Total from last month

purposes only. It is not official

JUNE 2018

Enter the amount of PERC you bought during this same

rule language. Please refer to

(12 Month Running Total)

month last year, from last year’s records or calendar.

Chapter 62-210, of the Florida

Subtract PERC purchased during

Subtract that amount.

Administrative Code for complete

July of last year

(JULY 2017)

and up-to-date rule language.

SUBTOTAL

This is your 12 month running total if you do not

buy PERC this month.

Purchase Date of

Purchase

12 Month

REMEMBER:

Rule for perc

Perc

Amount in gal.

Running

dry cleaners requiring the use of a

Total

leak detector. For more infor-

This is your 12 month running total if you bought PERC

7/11/2018

mation please refer to the Code of

this month. Record the bottom number in this column on

Federal Regulations 40 CFR Part

next month’s form in line TOTAL

FROM LAST

MONTH.

63 Air Emissions Standards for

Dry Cleaning Facilities.

Record the date you

If you bought PERC this month, record the amount and add it to the subtotal. This

bought PERC this month, if

amount will also go on next year’s calendar for this same month under

SUBTRACT

any.

PERC PURCHASED.

CONDENSER TEMP. LOG :

Check the outlet temperature of the refrigerated condenser every week. Record the temperature and date in the space provided. In the block

marked “Is temp less than or equal to 45º F (7.2º C)?” Check “ Y” or “N” for “yes” or “no”. If you checked “N”, the machine must be re-

paired.

INSPECTIONS :

If you buy 140 gallons or more of PERC per year, you must check your machine weekly for leaks and record the results.

If you buy less than 140 gallons of PERC per year, you must conduct and record leak inspections at least every other week.

Record the results of the inspections on the calendar. If leaks are found, they must be repaired within 24 hours. Indicate in the “DATE RE-

PAIRED” block when repairs are completed. If parts must be purchased, indicate the dates they are ordered and the date installed. Parts must

be ordered within 2 working days of leak detection and installed within 5 working days of receipt.

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JANUARY 2018

CONDENSER TEMPERATURE LOG

PERC PURCHASES RUNNING TOTAL

Total from last month

REMINDER:

Date

Temperature

Is Temp less than

DECEMBER 2017

or equal to 45˚F

IF YOUR 12-MONTH RUNNING TOTAL IS

(12 Month Running Total)

(7.2˚C) ?

140 GALLONS OR MORE OF PERC, YOU

Subtract PERC purchased during

MUST CONDUCT AND RECORD LEAK

Y/N

JANUARY 2017

INSPECTIONS WEEKLY.

SUBTOTAL

Y/N

Purchase Date of

Purchase Amount

12 Month

Y/N

Perc.

in gal.

Running

Total

Y/N

LEAKING?

INSPECTED

DATE

DATE PARTS

DATE

ORDERED

RECEIVED

REPAIRED

HOSES

N Y

DOORS

N Y

PUMP

N Y

SOLVENT TANKS

N Y

WATER SEPARATOR

N Y

STILL/MUCK COOKER

N Y

HALOGEN LEAK DETEC-

TOR

DIVERTER

VALVE/EXHAUST DAMP

GASKET/DOOR

LINT/BUTTON TRAP

CARTRIDGE FILTER/SPIN

DISC

WASTE CONTAINERS

LABELED Y

DATED Y

COVERED Y N

J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 8

Use your halogen leak detector weekly to detect Perchloroethylene (PERC) leaks and maintain records.

The Halogen hydrocarbon detector is a portable device that must be capable of detecting PERC vapor concentrations of 25 ppm by volume.

U N

O N

U E

E D

H U

R I

A T

Tip of the Month:

Temp Logged 

To reduce solid

Inspect Logged 

waste, consider

providing hanger

caddies for

collection, return

Temp Logged 

and reuse.

Inspect Logged 

Temp Logged 

Inspect Logged 

Temp Logged 

Inspect Logged 

Have you changed your waste water treatment filter according to the manufacturer’s specifications?

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