113423 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TEAM

^EPA Contract No. 68-01-6669

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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

T E C H N I C A L

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A S S I S T A N C E T E A M

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ROY F. WESTON, INC. Spill Prevention & Emergency Response Division

In Association with Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. Tetra Tech Inc. and ICF Incorporated

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OSC REPORT

DISPOSAL OF AQUEOUS WASTE FRIED INDUSTRIES, INC.

FRESH POND ROAD EAST BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY

SITE IDENTIFICATION #D1

Prepared for: Robert L. Harris

Response and Prevention Branch Emergency and Remedial Response Division

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region II Edison, New Jersey 08837

Prepared by: Laura Amend

Technical Assistance Team Weston/SPER Division

Edison, New Jersey 08837

Concurred in by:

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Ifobei t . Harris Envirormental Engineer

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Fred N. Rubel, Chief Response & Prevention Branch

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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SUMMARY OF EVENTS

EFFECTIVENESS OF REMOVAL ACTION

PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED

RECOMMENDATIONS OR IMPROVEMENTS OF RESPONSE ACTION

FINAL FINANCIAL REPORT

ENCLOSURES

Figure 1 - Location Map

Figure 2 - Site Map

Section 1 - Pollution Reports

Section 2 - Contractor Cost Reports

Section 3 - Photographs

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SUMMARY OF EVENTS

Initial Situation:

Fried Industries, Inc. is located at 11 Fresh Pond Road, East Brunswick, New Jersey. The site occupies 25.9 acres on Fresh Pond Road. It is bound by Fresh Pond Road on the east and an unnamed creek on the west. Fried Industries operations occupy the central four or five acres. The rest of the prooertv is covered by scrub veqetation. A stream running south to north is located on the west of the site. There is a large pond near Fresh Pond Road (Figures 1 and 2). Drainage from the site is into Bog Brook and Mill Pond thence to Lawrence Brook, tributary to the Raritan River.

Pried Industries, Tnc.'s operation consists of formulating and packaging aaueous detergent solutions (which contain water, surfactant, sodium metasilicate or soda ash and either ammonia, butyl cellosolve or sodium triphosphate), floor finishing products (which contain mineral spirits, butyl cellosolve or methyl carbitol and formaldehyde) and the resale of 1,1,1-tri-chloroethane. The facility was operated from 1978 to December 24, 1985, at which time Fried Industries and all lessors, employees, contractors or agents of Fried Industries ceased all production activities at the request of the EPA. The lessor mentioned is NOAL Corp., a formulator of automotive antifreeze products, which has leased the facility on a timeshare basis since 1980, NOAL's products contain methanol and ethelyne glycol. Fried Industries did toll manufacturing of cleaning products for Compuchem Corp. from 1982 until June, 1984. These products included several that contained toluene or 1,1,1-tri-chloroethane. Pried Industries also leased its facility on a timeshare basis to See Corp. from 1979 to 1981.

Located on this site are a holding tank, septic tank and impoundment shed. The tanks contained.a variety of organic compounds, the primary constituents being methylene chloride, 1,1-dichloro-ethylene, I,1,1-trichloroethane and toluene. The tanks were filled to capacity, the contents overflowinq to the drainage entering Bog Brook and seeping into the ground thus threatening the Farrington Aouifer.

Based on "Interim Policy on nse of 311(k) Pollution Fund for Response to Hazardous Substances Discharges" (December 11, from Henry L. Lonqest II) citinn n.s. Coast Guard Headquarters telegram of November 27, 1985, on use of funds to conserve limited CERCLA funds, EPA II requested permission to apply 311(k) funds to the Fried Industries removal of aqueous wastes contaminated with toluene and chlorinated hydrocarbons. Toluene and the chlorinated hydrocarbons found, including dichloroethane, dichioroethylene, and chloroform are on the list of 297 hazardous substances designated in 40 CFR Part 116.

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Site Map

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Removal Action:

The course of action agreed upon consisted of pumping the contents of the holding tank, septic tank and impoundment shed (septic tank overflow) into vacuum trucks (approximately 10,000 gal.) for treatment disposal at a licensed plant.

Chronology of Event!

December 11, 1985 Mr. Fried informed Middlesex County Department of Health (MCDH) that the facility's "holding tank" was full and in danger of overflowing.

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December 12, 1985

December 13, 1985

December 23, 1985

MCDH requested that EPA make an on-site investigation of Fr'ied Industries.

EPA conducted a site visit- TAT took samples of the process waste tank and the septic holding tank for volatile organic analysis (VGA). Toluene and chlorinated hydrocarbons were found by analysis of samples.. There was also evidence that the facility's septic , tank had overflowed; '"•': : /*

TAT conducted sampling of the septic tank and septic Impoundment shed for bacteriological analysis and the impoundment shed for VOA.

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December 26, 1985

At 1800 hrs.. Fried Indus tries - ceased all production activity at their 11 Fresh Pond Road site.

Notice to Responsible Party was Issued to Phillip Fried. He indicated that no corrective action would be taken by him at this t ime.

December 27, 1985 TAT 6'onducted additional sampling. The process and septic waste tanks were sampled for metals and PCB analysis.

January 3, 1986 The Coast Guard Issued PIC #2-6-0025 with a celling of a|H||^^Vestimated needed for removafinJa^r § 311 Funding.

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January 8, 1986 Authorization to Proceed with Removal and Disposal was issued to Clean Venture Inc. EPA ID #NJP000789271 was Issued for the removal with EPA as waste generator for purposes of the removal.

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Five thousand gallons of septic waste mixed with some process waste from the septic waste tank and the Impoundment shed was transported by Clean Venture to Middlesex County Utilities Authority for treatment/disposal.

Removal of process waste scheduled for this day was cancelled by Clean Venture and rescheduled for February 7.

Removal of" process waste scheduled for this day was postponed until February • 10, due to inclement weather. ""

Clean; VenturevS Inc.*- remove dr^approxl'mately' 1,500 gallons^ of; was te from; the process " waste tank (no freeboard remaining). The waste was transportedv_to; Perk Chem Co. in Elizabeth, New-Jerseyf; Perk i ' Chem would then become the generator,of the waste whichTwas to be treated and disposed of at Modern Transport in Kearny, New Jersey. Perk Chem sampled the contents of Clean Venture's truck upon arrival and found the material grossly contaminated with waste oil that had been wetting the interior of the truck. Since Modern Transport does not dispose of waste with large quantities of organic materials. Perk Chem accepted the <i 'aste for storage, pending re-analysis and disposal at United Oil Recovery, 136 Gracy Avenue, Meridan, CT. 06450, Manifest No. CTD021816889.

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T EFFECTIVENESS OF REMOVAL ACTION

Responsib 1^ Part_y :

On December 26, 1985, EPA Region II issued the Region's CERCLA notice form entitled "Notice to Responsible Party under CERCLA of 1980" to:

Phillip Fried, President Fried Industries, Inc.

The party indicated on December 26, 1985, that he would not take any corrective action on site at this time.

State and Local Forces:

The Middlesex County Department of Health (MCDH) received the report from Mr. Fried that his tanks were ready to overflow. MCDH notified EPA and requested EPA make an on-site investigation.

Federal Agencies and Special Forces:

The U.S. EPA alongvwlthvtheWeston/SFER Technical. Assistanc&^-^^^^ "r Team (TAT) developed the site stabilization plan, vEPA'directed ; its implementation. These stabilization measures were carried out by Clean Venture, Inc. The immediate threat to the environment was abated within nine weeks . The Regional Response Team' (RRT) was not activated, nor was EPA's Environmental Response Team (ERT) or the Coast Guard Strike Team required. ' The Coast Guard did, however, make §311 Funding available.

PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED

The cost of the project was increased by dividing work to cover two days. Had two vacuum trucks and crews been sent on the same day, EPA/TAT Monitoring would have been kept to a minimum. In addition, on February 6, 1986, EPA was not notified that Clean Venture would not be on site until after EPA/TAT had departed for the site. The'contamination of the waste in the truck on February 10, 1986 could have been avoided by Clean Venture's cleaning out their trucks and hoses between jobs. In the future, contamination of aqueous waste with oil phase waste, will 'be avoided by examining tank trucks brought on the removal site before their tanks are placed into service.

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RECOMMENDATIONS OR IMPROVEMENTS OF RESPONSE ACTION

The Responsible Party failed status. Due to this lack, h contractors to remove wastes status should be established Party to forestall any furth Responsible Party must empty any future overflow and thre impoundment shed should be t the tanks and the shed shoul leaks. Only by adherence to this situation be prevented or from occurring elsewhere.

to establish waste generator e found it difficult to hire waste from the plant site. Generator as soon as possible by Responsible

er difficulties in hiring contractors tanks on a regular basis to prevent

at to the environment. The septic horoughly emptied of waste. Both d be cleaned and inspected for EPA regulations under RCRA could from reoccurring at Fried Industries

FINAL FINANCIAL REPORT

Total §311 Funds Authorized (PIC #2-6-0025) $

Extramural Costs Clean Venture, Inc.

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Pollution Reports

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POU EP NO.: One (1) IICIDENT/SITE NO.: 195-66-01 POLLWEAOTi RCRA U220,U078,F002,F003

as aqueous v a s t e . CIASSIFICATION: Major (due t o overflow) SOURCE: Manufacture of Cleaners LOCATION: Fried Indus t r i e s , Inc .

11 Fresh Pond Road East Brunswick, NJ 06816

AMOUNT: 10,000 gallons ^ - . W ! I ^ BODY:: wetlands of Lawrence Brk.

1. SITUATION:

CATB: 10 JANUARY 1966

TO: R. Barris, Data Base Manager C. Daggett, EPA W. Librizzi, EPA F. Rubel, EPA J. Marshal, EPA ERD, EPA Washington, D.C.

(E-Mail) USOG 3rd District (mer) B. S^rague, EPA -NRC OAT /

A. A full tank (no freeboard) and an overflowing tcuik together with an impoundment in a nearby shed that apparently receives the overflow of the second taiik niust be purnped to tank truck(s) to prevent the release or further release of the pollutants to the environment.

B. EPA II Office of Regional Counsel has established that owner/operator is not able to perform the reooval.

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A. l a n k s and inpoundment in shed' were sampled for organic chemical compounds emd metals. Preliminary results from the ledsoratory show a l l t a r k s and ^ inpoundment to contain detectable amounts of toluene, and chlorinated solvents. Samples from one tank and the impoundment from its overflow indicate fecal'colifoim bacteria. Fecal colifonn levels exceeding 2 million/100 ml, and t otal colifonn levels exceeding 3 millioVlOO ml were in the tahk

lOh&eiveA to be overflowing.

iB. It-was concluded that the waste in the fullzuid overflowing tanks;and r,-impouix3ment constituted a.threat of adverse environmental:inipactr.and that a ranoveil action should be initiated to remove about 10,000 gallcvis of the

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C. A Notice TO Responsible Party was issued to Fried Industries requesting that the firm report to EPA by 2 January 1986 on activities it plans to acccnplish the removal. No report was received from the firm on clean-up performed or planned .

D. EPA II has requested permission to use §311 funds for performing the cleem-up under direction of an EPA OSC. The U ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ r d issued PIC No. 2-6-0025 on 3 January 1986 to cover th«4H^^^Egtimated to be required for the renoved. A toted project ceilingoii^|B||Pwas re-requested.

£. On 8 January 1966 an Authorization to Proceed with Removal and Disposed was issued to Clean Venture, Inc. An EPA I.D. No. tUP 000789271 was issued for the removal from Site No. 195-66-D1 %n.th EPA II as the %daste generator.

3 . MEASURES WHICH COULD AVOID REI£ASES OF SIMIIAR lATURE:

A. The releases of mixed process and septic waste on the Fried Industries site could have been avoided through separation of process and septic wastes together vdth a scheduled punping routine, coordinated tfith plant, operations, and well in advance of tank over-flow conditions.

B, From EPA II Air and K&ste Management personnel" it'islJmdwhtliart; Fried S'^ -Industries hats neglected to establish. EPA (Senerator status ? zbd; thus hats found it difficult to hire waste contractors to remove vastes''from the plant site. Corrective measures for prevention of future releases should start wth adherance to EPA regulations under RCRA.

4. FUTURE PIANS AND RECOMMENDATIC»iS:

EPA II will proceed with the punping, transport and treatinent/disposal of the wastes under the direction of the OSC.

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POLLUTION REPORT

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201-321-6656 Office (FTS 340-6656) 201-548-8730 24 Hour Emergency

DATE- 21 JANUARY 1986

TO: Data Base Manager C. Daggett, EPA W. Librirzl, EPA F. Rubel, EPA J. Marshal, EPA ERO, EPA Washington, D.C.

(E-Mail) FOLREP NO.: Two (2) DSCG 3rd District (ner) INCIDENT/SITE NO.: 195-86-Dl B. Sprague, EPA POLLUTANT: RCRA U220,U078,F002,F003 NRC '

as aqueous waste. TAT ^J CLASSIFICATION: Major (due to overflow) SOURCE: Manufacture of Cleaners LOCATION: Fried Industries, Inc.

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AMOUNT: 10,000 gallons WATER BODY: Wetlands of Lawrence Brk. ^ . i , » ,. :

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A. Operations at Fried Industries have been shut down since 12/24/85. The full tanks together with the impoundment in a:nearby shed, described in POL-REP One are receiving no further material. Removal of the waste vilL take place as soon as a waste facility agrees to receive the mixed chemical and septic contaminated aqueous water.

B. The removal will be done against PIC No. 2-6-0025 Issued 1/3/86. EPA will employ I.D. No. NJP000789271 and act as the generator for purposes of of the removal.

C. EPA II Regional Counsel has had inquiries from a manufacturer operating on the Fried Industry property who is considering arranging for removal of the waste at his expense.

CAUSE CODE(S): K ... Overfilling of waste tanks (by facility with no RCRA status as hazardous waste generator).

2. ACTION TAKEN:

A. Clean Venture, Inc.. with whom an Authorization to Proceed with removal was signed, submitted the fees for evaluation of the aqueous waste at SCA-Newark, subsidiary of Waste Management, Inc.. EPA II AWM has notified ERRD that SCA-

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B. Clean Ventures is also searching for other TSD candidates should SCA not be able to treat the waste. (DuPont's Deepwater waste facility rejected the waste earlier due to its septic nature.)

3. MEASURES WHICH COULD AVOID RELEASES OF SIMILAR NATURE:

A. The releases of mixed process and septic waste on the Fried Industries site could have been avoided through separation of process and septic wastes together with a scheduled pumping routine, coordinated with plant operations, and well in advance of tank over-flow conditions'

B. From EPA II Air and Waste Management personnel it is known that Fried Industries has neglected to establish EPA Generator status and thus has found it difficult to hire Waste contractors to remove wastes from the plant site. Corrective measures for prevention of future releases should, start with adherance to EPA regulations under RCRA.

4. FUTURE PLANS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:

EPA II will proceed with the pumping, transport'and treatment/disposal of the wastes as soon as a waste disposal facility will accept the material.

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201-321-6656 Office (FTS 340-6656) 201-548-8730 24 Hour Emergency

DATE: 27 JANUARY 1986

TO: Data Base Manager C. Daggett, EPA W. Librizzi, EPA F. Rubel, EPA J. Marshal, EPA ERD, EPA Washington, D.C.

(E-Mail) POLREP NO.: Three (3) USCG 3rd District (mer) INCIDENT/SITE NO.: 195-86-Dl B. Sprague, EPA POLLUTANT: RCRA U220,U078,F002,F003 NRC

as aqueous waste. TAT v/ CLASSIFICATION: Major (due to overflow) SOURCE: Manufacture of Cleaners LOCATION: Fried Industries, Inc.

11 Fresh Pond Road East Brunswick, NJ 08816

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A. Operations at Fried Industries have b<>en shut down since 12/24/85. The full tanks together with the impoundment in a nearby shed, described in POLREP One (and Two) are receiving no further material. A disposal firm has now been selected by Clean Venture: Perk Chem Co., who will dispose of the waste at Modern Transport, Kearny, N.J.

Removal of the waste will take place as soon as a RCRA facility check has been made by EPA II Air & Waste Management Division.

B. The removal will be done against PIC No. 2-6-0025 Issued 1/3/86. EPA will employ I.D. No. NJP000789271 and act as the generator for purposes of of the removal.

C EPA II Regional Counsel has had inquiries from a manufacturer operating on thjB Fried Industry property who is considering arranging for removal of the waste at his expense. No action has resulted to date.

CAUSE CODE(S): K ... Overfilling of waste tanks (by facility with no RCRA status •-''• as hazardous waste generator).

2. ACTION; TAKEN:

y A. Clean Venture, Inc., with whom an Authorization to Proceed with removal was signed, is standing by.

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A. The releases of mixed process and septic waste on the Fried Industries site could have been avoided through separation of process and septic wastes together with a scheduled pumping routine, coordinated with plant operations, and well in advance of tank over-flow conditions.

B. From EPA II Air and Waste Management personnel it is known that Fried Industries has neglected Co establish EPA Generator status and thus has found ic difficult to hire waste contractors to remove wastes from the plant site. Corrective measures for prevention of future releases should stare with adherance to EPA regulations under RCRA.


EPA II will proceed with the pumping, transport and treatment/disposal of the wastes as soon as the current candidate for waste disposal proposed has been checked for RCRA status.

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201-548-8730 - Commercial & FTS 24 Hour Emergency

DATE: February 4, 1986

TO: Data Base Manager C. Daggett, EPA W. Librizzi, EPA F. Rubel, EPA J. Marshall, EPA ERD, EPA Washington, D.C. M. Mjoness, EPA (E-Mail) USCG 3rd District (Mer)

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POLREP NO.: INCIDENT NAME: SITE/SPILL NO.! POLLUTANT:

CLASSIFICATION: SOURCE: LOCATION:

AMOUNT: WATER BODY:

Four (4) Fried Ind 195-86-Dl RCRA U220 as aqueou Major (du Manufactu 11 Fresh East Brun 10,000 ga Wetlands

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,UO78,F002,F003 s waste, e to overflow) rer of Cleaners Ponds Road swick, NJ 08816 lions (approx.) of Lawrence Brk.

1. SITUATION;

A. Operations at Fried Industries have been shut down since 12/24/85. The full tanks together with the impoundment in a nearby shed, described in POLREP One, are receiving no further waste material. A disposal firm. Perk Chem Co., has been selected by Clean Venture to dispose of the process waste. Perk Chem Co. will dispose of the waste at Modern Transport, Kearny, N.J. Part of the waste also contaminated with septic material has been qualified for acceptance at Middlesex County Utilities Authority (MCUA).

B. The removal will be done against PIC No. 2-6-0025 issued *l/3/86. EPA will employ I.D. No. NJP000789271 and act as the generator for purposes of the removal.

Ci EPA II is in the process of checking the RCRA status of treatment/disposal subcontractors Perk and Modern.

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ACTION TAKEN:

A. EPA conducted a site visit on February 3, 1986 to monitor the removal, by contractor Clean Venture, of 5,000 gallons of the part of the solvent containing waste that is contaminated with septic material.

B. A total of 1,500 gallons of the waste was pumped from the septic tank and the remaining 3,500 gallons were pumped from the shed covered impoundment.

C. By previous arrangement this waste was taken to MCUA for treatment and disposal.

D' Clean Venture, Inc. is standing by to remove the remaining volume, estimated at up to 5000 gallons of process waste from the process waste holding tank.

MEASURES WHICH COULD AVOID RELEASES OF SIMILAR NATURE:

A. The releases of mixed process and septic waste on the Fried Industries site could have been avoided through separation of process and septic wastes together with a scheduled pumping routine, coordinated with plant operations, and well in advance of tank over-flow conditions.

B. From EPA II Air and Waste Management personnel it is known that Fried Industries has neglected to establish EPA Generator status and thus has found it difficult to hire waste contractors to remove wastes from the plant site. Corrective measures for prevention of future releases should start with adherence to EPA regulations under RCRA.

FUTURE PLANS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:

EPA II will monitor the pumping, transport and treatment and disposal of the remaining waste scheduled to begin on 2/7/86.

CASE. CLOSED CASE PENDS SUBMITTED Robirrt L. Harris, Response and Prevention Branch

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201-548-8730 - Ccnmercial & FTS 24 Hour Einergency

EftTE: February 10, 1986

TO: Data Base Manager C. Daggett, EPA W. Librizzi, EPA F. Rubel, EPA J. Marshall, EPA ERD, EPA Washington, D.C. M. Mjoness, EPA (E-Mail) USCG 3rd District (Mer) G. Zachos, EPA TAT

POIi?EP NO.: INCIDENT NAME: SITE/SPILL NO.: POLLUIANT:

CLASSIFICATION: SOURCE: LOCATION:

AMOUNT: WATER BODY:

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Five (5) F r i ed I n d u s t r i e s , I n c . 195-86-Dl RCRA U220,UO78,F002,F003 as aqueous W2iste. Major (due to overflow) Manufacturer of Cleaners 11 Fresh Ponds Road East Brunswick, NJ 08816 10,000 gallons (e^rox.) Wetlands of Lawrence Brk.

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A. Operations at Fried Industries have been shut down since 12/24/85. The two full tanks together with the impoundment in a nearby shed, described in POIKEP One, have receivd no additional waste since that date.

B. ^proximately 5000 gal. of aqueous waste waste contaminated with both hazardous substances and septic matter was removed on 3 February by Clean Venture and accepted by pre-arrangement with Middlesex' County Utility Authority. See POLREP 4. La ft was the waste in the process waste tank.

C. Ihe removal was be done against PIC No. 2-6-0025 issued 1/3/86. EPA enployed I.D. No. NJP000789271 and acted as the", generator for purposes of the removal.

D. The removal and disposal of the contents of the process waste tank was scheduled for 7 February and postponed by Clean Venture until today, 10 February.due to a snow storm.

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2. ACTICTg TAKEN:

A. On this day, 10 February, EPA monitored the removal of the contents of the process waste tank on the Fried Industries site as performed according to the 3 January Authorization-To-Proceed and order stipulating the work attadied thereto.

B. A total of 1,500 gallons of the waste Wcis pumped from the tank (no free board remaining) by Clean Venture. The OSC acconpemied the tank truck to Perk Chem in Elizabeth, N.J. to v^om sanples of the waste had been previously submitted with contents stated. Iterk Chan made an independent ansdysis of the sanple and found it to be acceptable for treatment/disposal.

C. Perk Chan sampled the truck tank cc»itents on our arrival from Fried Industries and found the material to be contaminated with oil that was wetting the interior of the Clean Venture truck tank.

D. Perk Chem has held the 1500 gal. pending a suitable disposal site other than Modern. ' - >w

3. MEASURES WHICH COUID AVOID RELEASES OF STMIIARTNATDRE:

A. The releases of mixed process and septic waste on the Fried Industries site could have been avoided through separation of process and septic wastes together with a scheduled puitping routine, coordinated with plant operations, and well in advance of tank over-flow conditions.

B. From EPA II Air arxS Waste Management personnel it is known that Fried Industries has neglected to establish EPA (3enerator status and thus has found it difficult to hire waste contractors to remove wastes from the plant site. Corrective measures for prevention of future releases should start with adherence to EPA regulations under RCRA.


' EPA II will monitor the disposal of the waste by Clean Venture with whom the responsibility for the oil contamination lies. An OSC report on the removal will now be prepared.

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201-548-8730 - Commercial & PTS 24 Hour Bnergency

DATE: February 26, 1986

TO: Data Base Manager C. Daggett, EPA W. Librizzi, EPA F. Rubel, EPA J. Marshall, EPA ERD, EPA Washington, D.C. J. Dziuban, EPA (E-Mail) USOG 3rd District (Mer) B. Sprague, EPA G. Zachos, EPA TAT

POIAEP NO.: INCIDENT NAME: SIT£/SPILL NO.: POLLUTANT:

CIASSIFICATION: SOURCE: LOCATION:

AMOUNT: VRTER BODY:

Six (6) Fried Industries, Inc. 195-86-Dl RCRA U220,UO78,F002,F003 as aqueous waste. Major (due to overflow) Manufacturer of Cleaners 11. Fresh Pond Roa3 East Brunswidc, NJ 08816 10,000 gallons (approx.) Wetlands of Lawrence Brk.

1. SITUATICW:

A. Operations at Fried Industries have been shut down since 12/24/85. The two full tanks together with the inpoundment in a nearby shed, described in POLREP One, have been punped by EPA and removed for disposal.

B. Approximately 5000 gal. of aqueous waste waste contaminated with both hazardous substances and septic matter was removed on 3 February by ca.ecm Venture under manifest NJAO179837 to Middlesex County Utility Authority. See POIi EP 4. On 10 February approximately 1500 gal. of waste was punpea from the process vaste tank by Clean Venture eind delivered to Perk Chemical in Elizabeth, NJ. See POLREP 5.

C. ,>The removal^was be done against PIC No. 2-6-0025 issued 1/3/86. EPA employed I.D. No. 14IP000789271 and acted as . the generator for purposes of the removal.

Cause Code(s): K ... Overfilling of waste tanks (by facility with no RCRA status as hazeurdous waste generator).

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2. ACTION TAKEN:

A. The shipment of 10 February containing approx. 500 ppb toluene, 100 ppb 1,1 dichloroethane, 90 ppn methylene chloride, 6 ppb ethylbenzene and 590 ppb Zn, 205 ppb tt> wais transported to Perk Chemical vAiere it was found to have picked up a skim of fuel oil from the tanker truck. It was retested to insure that only hydroccurbons were added to the aqueous naterial, and then nenifested ais waste oil combustible liquid to United Oil Recovery, Meridan CT 06450 under manifest CrD021816889.

B. The contractor's charges for the two days of marpower, equipment and fees (including laboratory evaluation of samples at SCA/Newark) are in the process of being invoiced by Clean venture. The values anticipated are....

SHIPMENTS 2/3/86 2/10/86

LABOR TAMC TRUCK MILE^E DISPOSAL SAMPLE EVAL.

TOTAL

B. The EPA and TAT direct expenses associated with the two ranovcd days are being shown explicitly in the OSC's report now in preparation.

C. On February 21 the OSC monitored the packaging and shipment frcxn the site of finished cleaning solution owned by a firm operating on the property under the name NOAL, Inc. Permission to move this finished product off the site was granted by EPA II Office of Regional Counsel.

3. MEASURES WHICH COULD AVOID RELEASES OF SIMILAR NATORE:

A. The releases of mixed process and septic waste on the Fried Industries site could have been avoided through separation of process and septic wastes together with a scheduled punping routine, coordinated with plant operations, and; well in advance of tank over-flow conditions.

B. From EPA II Air and Vfeste Management personnel it is known that Fried Industries has neglected to establish EPA

^ Generator status and thus has found it difficult to hire waste , contractors to remove wastes from the plant site. .._ , ,-Corrective measures for prevention of future releases should ' ' start with adherence to. EPA regulations™ under RCRA. .... J'.; .-i i ^ ^ -

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4. nJTURE PIANS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:

Complete OSC report.

• : / ^ ^ CASE CLOSED X CASE PENDS SUBMITTED BY: R 6 1 ^ t L . H a r r i s , OSC

Response and P r e v e n t i o n Brsuich

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SECTION 2

Contractor Cost Reports

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S/7^ Ala- / f i ~ - < / / - . i ) ^ DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

UNITED STATES COAST GUARD MAILING ADDRESS:

AUTHORIZATION TO PROCEED WITH REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF OIL OR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE SPILL

PfRTh f\lAPr,J tJ.T

CONTRACTOR: Cl\ ' /^i^ \IehJIUl^Fy7>^ • PIC NO. 7 - - K P Q C ^ C }fi.n rTAT^r .<rr. Soy^:=i< DATE ISSUED: J J A , , , ^ r y / ) y Z^^/

This is an authorization to proceed with work as ordered by the..On-Scene Coordinator, pending execution of a formal contract. The Contracting Officer, Third Coast Guard District will contact you within forty-eight (48) hours to negotiate a definitive time and materials contract, which will include all the clauses required by law or regulation.

Service Recmired I, I I

You are to provide all necessary supervision, labor, equipment, emd materials for performance of work ordered, in writing, by the On-Scene Coordinator. Termination of services shall be at the convenience of the Government and at the direction of the On '-Scene Coordinator or the Contracting Officer.

The maximum dollau: value of this commitment is This amount is not to be exceeded without written authorization.

Negotiation of Contract A definitive time and materials contract will be negotiated as soon as possible pursuant to 10 D.S.C. 2304 (a)(2). Be prepared to present a complete pricing plan which includes all prices for labor, materials, and equipment relevant to the services required. The "Conditions of Agreement" for Removal and Disposal of Oil or Hazardous Materials on page two are incorporated herein and shall be a part of any resultant definitive contract. For contractual information, contact:

Contracting Officer, Third Coast Guard District Bldg. 125, Governors Island New York, N. Y. 10004 Telephonei (212) 668-7203

Settlement of Contract e-Payments will be Inade by;

Commander, Third Coast Guaurd district (f) Bldg. 125, Governors Island New York, N. Y. 10004 ~ ' -

Prior to settlement, the contractor shall be expected to present his records of cost accumulation labor, materials, and equipment for examination by the Contracting Officer.

On Scene Coo: S /

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Contractor . 5/ a . / e a ^ lU^jJli/sj^ X/^JC

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'W Clean Venturey Inc. 1160 Stofe Street P. O. Box 936 Perth Amboy, N. J. 0B862 (201) 442-4900 • (201) 225-4130

SOLD TO:

Rfl N9 4872 Invoice Date

FEBRUARY 28, 1986

JOB LOCATION/DESCRIPTION

CQNM KDER, THIRD CQ^ST C;U.ARD DIST. (F) .BLDG. # 125, G0VHIKC3RS ISLA.ND

NB\? YORK, NBV YORK 10004

'ATOV': T .W. MCELLEN

FRIED INDUSTRIES, INC (OSC Bob Har r i s ) 11 FRESH POND ROAD, E. BRUNSWICK VAC SERVICE § DISPOSAL DATE: 2 /3 /86 § 2/10/86

our Order No. Our Order No.

3889

Terms

NET 30 DAYS

Payment Due Date

3/30/86

Description

)

TO CH.'\RGE FOR VAC SERVICE AND DISPOSAL AS FOLLaVS:

2/3/86

ECJUIPMENT OPERATOR S V h r . 8

VAC TRUCK 5?s/hr. @

VEHICLE MILEAGE 60/mi. 8 $|

TOTAL FROM 2/3 /86

2/10/86 HJUIPNENT OPERATOR 5/hr.

VAC TRUCK 5/hr.

VEHICLE MILEAGE 65/mi.

TOTAL FRCM 2/10/86

SUB-C0NrRA(nOR: SCA CHEMICAL CCMPANY INVOICE#52311

CVI MARKUP 10%

DISPOSAL: TSD FACILXTY PERK CHBHCAL CCMPANY MANIFEST # NJA0179837 INVOICE#18285

CVI MARKUP 10%

TSD FACILITY MIDDLESEX COUNTf UTILITIES AUTH. . >. RH:EIPT#17249

CVI MARKUP 10%

TOTAL INVOICE

ORIGINAL iNvetee

200048 - * .-'*• • : • •» • 'V i ;5 ; : .

U.S. COAST GUARD POLLUTION CONTROL CONTRACTORS DAILY REPORT (Uied t)y ContrKtori Performing Work Ptyablc from Federal Oil Pollution Fundtl

1. Pollution Incident Control No. | " 0 " O O 1:1 j

2. Contract No. DOT CG l - f a - Q P ^ f l

3. Contractor. CUE-AN VEMTUf?E)ln<â 4. Report Date F fc l ^ • ; ^ , t q f t ( o 5. Shift f ^ A l

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6. EmployHt Attigriad: •. Full name

5£MJA>M\H SÂhl

b. Sbciat Security No.

c. Work Classification

d. Approved Travel Time (if an

e. Hours Employed At Site (0001 -2400)

from

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to

liâ

f. Meal Time

.5a. Location F r i a ^ I n f l u S . , ,

g. TOTAL HouRs'^ 'â"; ; ;^f-(

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CONTRACTINCL OFFICER

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USCG POLLUTION CONTROL CONTRACTORS DAILY WORK REPORT:

7. Contractor owned equipment in use at

site (give complet'^description, type,

capacity (-size, mfr , etc.)

a. Description

500Q QQI, vgcui/m w 4- r u c ^

( j r a c V o r ^r^oiVer)

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b. Hours Used

from to

QLIDQ. il50

c. Serial No.

or

License No.

35/ TM

8.

a. Amount

BOOM IN USE b. Time In

M/A

Time Out

c. Type Boom

H/A

12.

a. Materials Used

PAGE NO. TWO POLLUTION INCIDENT CONTROL NO.

CONTRACTOR ( T t E A k j V F t K J - p j B S

REPORT n A T F y ^ - ' n ' O b

9. Amount Product Removed

6 o o o <jal 10. Amount Debris Removed

M/A

11. Disposal Point(s)

cov^ \*

b. Unit & Quanti ty

Contraoting officer


13. SUBCONTRACTORISIUSED AT JOBSITE ' Name:

PAGE NO. THREE . ^ ^ POLLUTION INCIDENT CONTROL NO. / Y Q - g e " »

CONTRACTOR: C L ^ A N M e k l r U l ^ E REPORT DATE: P g 0 J^) / Q f ^

14. Remarks QA/ - n h S DA-Y O S C fvAS" / O f ^ l ^ ^ / 7 / ^ cZL-&A/\/ i^lSA;rtJR.B.

^ /s fvoAo fT LTTuf iS aF c/ icr>imrBo 4i^dA/'jv ofja-iUAypimJ /Morcu^f N4xm

Equipment in use (capacity, size, mfr, etc.I a. Description b. from to c. Name of Operator CfhiThMlN^md H m ^ P T T ^ fy/AsTV:

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ISa. I certify ttiat this report is a true and complete record of the labor, supervision, equipment, materials and subcontractors whicl< I crdered and authorized Irom the contractor in the performance of Ihe above cited contract.

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labor, supervision, equipment, materials and subcontractors provided by the contractor iri the performance of the above

cited contract.

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JOB # - a ; t f T o »

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JOB LOCATION _

1ILLING ADDRESS

Clean VenttirBt inc, 1160 Slate Street P. O. Box 936 Perth Amboy, N. J. 08862 (201) 442-4900 • (201) 225-4130

T A M NO. J L J

DATE o i - 3 - ^ ^

CUSTOMER CONTACT.

CVI REP

12:-" ._.' DAY • / «^Lon .

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JOB LOCATION.

BILLING ADDRESS,

CXiitTSmlJiZi Cft._ ^Venture , Inc. ] ] 6 0 Slalo Sireot P. O. Box 936 Perth Amboy, N. J. 08862 (201) 442-4900 • (201) 225-4130

DAY/llftl-DATE <^ ' 3 ' 'S^ CUSTOMER REP..

CVI REP.

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PORTABLE SKID VACUUM UNIT

TRACTORS

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1 PICK UPS ( ) VANS ( ) AUTO ( )

STAKE TRUCKS ( ) CREW CAB ( )

4X4 ( ) VAN TRUCK ( )

J T S ^ F M AIR COMPRESSOR ( )

HOTSY ( )

3" DIESEL PUMP

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WORK BOATS W/O ENGINES

SKIMMERS 1

SPILL TRAILER (QR)

SPILL TRAILER (40* BOX)

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U.S. COAST GUARD POLLUTION CONTROL CONTRACTORS DAILY REPORT (Used by Contractors Performing Work Payable from Federal Oil Pollution Funds)

1. Pollution Incident Control No. / r O ' r h ' 0 1

2. Contract No. DOT CG > ^ - ( b " O f^ ^ / ^

3. Contractor C . i - ^ A ^ / . g X / T u / p g : ^ / ^ c .

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6. Employees Assigned: a. Full name

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d. Approved Travel Time (if any)

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7. Contractor owned equipment in use at site (give complete description, type, capacity, size, mfr, etc.) a. Description

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8. a. Amount

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c. Type Boom

12. a. Materials Used

PAGE NO. TWO POLLUTION INCIDENT CONTROL NO.

CONTRACTOR « J — 6> " / ^ f > > 3 & v -

REPORTDATE. ^ ^ / 0 - n

9. Amount Product Removed

l5i>Oa^^l 10. Amount Debris Removed

11. Disposal Point(s)

b. Unit 8i Quantity

Contractlnic o f f ice r


13. .SUBCONTRACTOR(S) USED AT JOB SITE Name:

PAGE NO. THREE .

POLLUTION INCIDENT CONTROL NO. 1 ^ ^ - 5 ^ 6 " / Q /

rnrsiTRACTOR: C. i -£ .A t .J y C H T O C ^ , I r ^ C .

REPORT DATE: a L - J D ' H (i>

14. Remarks Tv^KpfED |-h.^^ (rcJxf&Jr

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•i Equipment in use (capacity,.size, mfr. etc.)

a. Description b. from to c. Name of Operator

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15a. I cartify that this report Is a true and complete record of the labor, supervision, equipment, materials and sut>contractors which I ordered and authorized from the

.contractor in the performance of the above cited contract.

15b. I cert i fy that this report is a true and complete record of the

labor, supervision, equipment, materials and subcontractors

provided by the contractor in the performance of the above

cited contract.

Sl(niltK*<e( OSC / M / i / ^ ' / T imt arrivad on napiaatnxaxhta , * tcana

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Contraoting officer

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CUSTOMER

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DB LOCATION

niXlNG ADDRESS

C/ca>a-l/cn^ure, fnc. 1160 Stole Street P.O. Box 936 Perth Amboy. N. J. 08862 (201) 442-4900 • (201) 225-4130

T & M NO. i-J Ic*. J

DATE ^ ' ( ^ ^ Q > DAY " l t \ U t l .

CUSTOMER CONTACT L_

CVI REP •

LABOR - LAND/AAARINE (Circle One) CUST. REP. Gok hJ-Arrt-s

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BILLING ADDRESS.

C h : 'Venture, Inc, m g ^

1160 Stale Street P.O. Box 936 Perth Amboy, N. J. 08862 (201) 442-4900 • (201) 225-4130

D A Y ^ D A T E c 2 j u i J ' ^ - J ^ CUSTOMER REP

CVI REP.. DISPOSAL

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IjVAC TRUCKS—STRAIGHT

1 PORTABLE SKID VACUUM UNIT

CTRACTORS

U TON PITMAN CRANE

PICK UPS ( )VANS{ )AUTO( )

IsTAKE TRUCKS ( ) CREW CAB ( )

4X4 ( ) VAN TRUCK ( )

l_175 CFM AIR COMPRESSOR ( )

1 HOTSY ( )

I V ^ DIESEL PUMP

|_3" AIR PUMP ( ) 2" AIR PUMP ( )

FRESH AIR RESPIRATOR

SCOn AIR PACKS

HYDRO LA7ER

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1 EQUIPMENT (MARINE)

42' LCM"

30' STEEL BOAT

30' HARBOR TUG

22* WORK BOATS

15'-19' WORK BOATS

WORK BOATS W/O ENGINES

SKIMMERS 1

SPILL TRAILER (QR) SPILL TRAILER (40' BOX)

SPILL RESPONSE VAN TRUCK

BOOM RENTAL — 18' 36'

r,l FAN - 18" 16"

BOOM IN WATER

1 ^

1

1 MATERIALS

1 QTY. 1 1 j DESCRIPTION 1 RATE

TOTAL MATERIALS

1 TOTAL AMOUNT

1= LJ ' • ' ' • ' ' — 1 1 OTHER 1

CLOTHING ALLOWANCE . .' MEN

1 VEHICLE M

TOLLS

ILEAGE C ^ MILES

. 1 1 SUBSISTANriF M F N 1

1 ' 1

TOTAL OTHER ^ ^

^^H ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

1 HBBp

1 1 SUBCONTRACTORS |

NAME:

DESCRIPTION OF WORK:

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TOTAL EQUIPMENT GOLDENROD COPY • CUSTOMER

SCA Chemical Services Co.

SCA SERVICES

E A W T M L I M E D I V I S I O N

107 ALBERT AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 0710S TEUPHONE: ROD «SS SlOO

CUSTOMER CODE:

INVOICE No. 5 2 3 1 1 P.C. No. 372 A3144

SOLD TO Clean Ventures Inc.

1160 State Street P.O. box 936 Perth ktaboj, NJ 08862

PICK UP AT DS EPA Region II

Fried Industries II Fresh Fond Boad

INVOICE DATE

1-13-86 VOLUME

YOUR ORDER NQ

3889

DATE ORDERED

1-13-86

PICK-UP DATE

I-13-86 TYPE WASTE

SHIPPED V I A

UNIT PRICE

TYPE TRUCK

T O T A L PRICE

1 sample

1 sample

RC13I76li Evaliiation Sample Aq. Process Vaste

RC151771I Evaluation Sample Aq. Septic Waste

][tWASTE DESTINATION

BEK&RK

Standard Safety Procedures

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Division of Waste ff'anagement '••'•.".•.. CN 028, Trenton, NJ 08625

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FORM HAZARDOUS --.VASTE MArJlFEST ' V|J,F|?|C,CT7|?jq2|7|ip>rfri70|

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Photographs

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February 10, 1986

Process waste tank and

lid during February 10,

1986 pumping operations,

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have been completed. A quar.titv of liquid and

frozen waste remains.

View of I ried Industries,

looking; east. Nott; the

drums stored on-site.

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