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OIL AND GREASE MANAGEMENT MANUALPREPARED BY:GAINESVILLE REGIONAL UTILITIESSupplement to Ordinance No. 030278Revised: February 2016TABLE OF CONTENTSSection TitlePage1.0 Introduction32.0 Definitions33.0

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How to fill out oil and grease management

1. Start by gathering all necessary materials such as gloves, buckets, and absorbent materials.
2. Clearly identify and label the designated area for oil and grease management.
3. Ensure there is proper signage indicating the types of oils and greases that can be disposed of in the designated area.
4. Use a suitable container or bucket to collect the oil and grease waste.
5. When filling out the oil and grease management, carefully pour the waste oil and grease into the designated container.
6. Use absorbent materials like rags or absorbent pads to clean up any spills or leaks during the filling process.
7. Once the container is filled, ensure it is properly sealed to prevent any leaks or odors.
8. Store the filled container in a secure area away from heat sources or open flames.
9. Follow local regulations and guidelines for proper disposal or recycling of the oil and grease waste.
10. Monitor and maintain the designated area for oil and grease management regularly to prevent overflow or contamination.

Who needs oil and grease management?

1. Oil and grease management is needed by industries or businesses that produce or handle significant amounts of oil and grease waste.
2. This can include restaurants, food processing plants, automotive repair shops, manufacturing facilities, and other similar establishments.
3. Proper management of oil and grease waste is crucial to comply with environmental regulations, prevent pollution, and protect public health.
4. Additionally, individuals or households who use cooking oil or grease on a regular basis can also benefit from implementing oil and grease management practices to reduce their environmental impact.

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What is oil and grease management?

Oil and grease management involves managing the proper disposal and containment of oils and greases to prevent environmental contamination.

Who is required to file oil and grease management?

Businesses and industries that handle and produce oils and greases are required to file oil and grease management reports.

How to fill out oil and grease management?

Oil and grease management reports can be filled out by documenting the types and amounts of oils and greases produced, stored, and disposed of, as well as the methods used for containment and disposal.

What is the purpose of oil and grease management?

The purpose of oil and grease management is to prevent pollution of water sources and protect the environment from the harmful effects of oil and grease contamination.

What information must be reported on oil and grease management?

Information that must be reported on oil and grease management includes the types and amounts of oils and greases produced, stored, and disposed of, as well as the methods used for containment and disposal.