Now that we are well into the new year - it's March already! How did that happen? It's time to get serious about scheduling the training you and others at your company must have this year!
If you require training for all regulated personnel...
If you require training only for yourself...
If you want site-specific on-site training...
If you want training delivered at the best possible price and greatest convenience...
If you have a question about the regulations and the training requirements...
...I can help.
Consolidation of VSQG hazardous waste at an LQG
If your state has adopted the Generator Improvements Rule (see below in this newsletter) the hazardous waste of a very small quantity generator may now be consolidated at a large quantity generator under the same ownership and with other conditions. This could be of huge benefit to your company.
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It may take me awhile to write about every aspect of this significant rule (60+ changes to the regulations!) but I'll do it. Stay tuned to my updates by checking in to this one location. Be sure to ask me to write articles on topics that interest you.
Generator Improvements Rule
Generator Improvements Rule corrects typo in definition of scrap metal
Decide for yourself the significance of this change. Just remember: it's one of approximately sixty changes to the hazardous waste regulations codified by this new rule. More...
Management of reactive & ignitable hazardous waste at an LQG
An LQG must take precautions to prevent accidental ignition or reaction of its ignitable or reactive waste. This includes restricting the use and sources of ignition - including smoking.
Read this article even if you operate a "No Smoking Facility".
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Use of the quick reference guide in the Contingency Plan
The Generator Improvements Rule - there it is again! - mandates a quick reference guide be included with new or updated contingency plans submitted by LQGs. Even if not required, you may wish to consider adding one to your contingency plan now. More...
Distribution of the uniform hazardous waste manifest in New Jersey
With six (6) copies of the
uniform hazardous waste manifest available make certain you know what to do with yours (copies #3 & #6). States differ, so this article addresses the requirements of the NJ Department of Environmental Protection.
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A recent Onsite Training in the Garden State inspired me to create this document summarizing all of the regulatory requirements for generators of waste in New Jersey. No matter your hazardous waste generator status or the type of waste you generate, you will find helpful information in this document: A Summary of the Waste Management Regulations in New Jersey.
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