Local Regulations

Permit Requirement: Obtain a hazardous waste disposal permit from the city’s environmental services department.
Notification: Notify the city authorities at least 30 days prior to any hazardous material disposal.
Designated Disposal Sites: Use only approved disposal sites as listed by the city’s waste management department.

State Licensing: Ensure that all disposal contractors are licensed and registered with the state’s environmental agency.
Reporting: Submit a quarterly report of hazardous material disposal activities to the state’s environmental protection office.
Training Programs: All personnel involved in hazardous waste management must complete state-approved training programs.

Environmental Requirements

Compliance with EPA Standards: Follow all guidelines set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding hazardous waste storage and disposal.
Manifest System: Utilize a manifest system for tracking hazardous waste from the point of generation to its final disposal.
Emergency Response Plan: Develop and maintain an emergency response plan for hazardous materials incidents.

Hazardous Waste Manifest: This document tracks the movement of hazardous waste from your facility to the disposal site, ensuring proper handling and compliance.
Disposal Certificates: Certificates from disposal facilities confirming the receipt and proper disposal of hazardous materials.
Training Records: Documentation of training programs completed by personnel handling hazardous materials.

Pre-Inspection Preparation: Review all hazardous material records, permits, and past inspections to ensure compliance before the inspection.
Site Inspection: Conduct a thorough inspection of the hazardous material storage and disposal areas, checking for compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
Post-Inspection Review: Compile findings and address any compliance issues, ensuring corrective actions are documented and completed within specified timelines.