- Must conduct waste determinations
- Must manifest all industrial waste shipments
- Must maintain manifest file as records to demonstrate that wastes have been properly transported and disposed of
- Must select and use DOT approved waste containers for storing and transporting waste streams (i.e.: 55 gal poly and steel drums, etc.)
- Must properly label and store all waste streams
- Must select approved and permitted waste transporter(s) and disposal facilities (TSDF)
- If they ship hazardous wastes, must train their employees per DOT Hazardous Materials shipping requirements.
- Must conduct waste determinations for each waste stream
- Must manifest all industrial waste shipments
- Must maintain manifest file as records to demonstrate that wastes have been properly transported and disposed of
- Must select and use DOT approved waste containers for storing and transporting waste streams (i.e.: 55 gal poly and steel drums, etc.)
- Must properly label and store all waste streams
- Must track monthly waste generation quantities for each waste stream
- Must NOT store or accumulate more than 6,000 kg of waste on site
- Must ship waste at least every 180 days.
- Must select approved and permitted waste transporter(s) and disposal facilities (TSDF)
- If they ship hazardous wastes, must train their employees per DOT Hazardous Materials shipping requirements
- Must train their employees per initial RCRA (Resource Conservation & Recovery Act) waste regulations and follow up annual refresher training.
- Must develop and maintain a Waste Reduction plan called a XXX (i.e.: P2 plan)
- Must complete and maintain a Notice of Registration (i.e: “NOR”) using Texas’ STEERS system. This is where companies make TCEQ aware that they’re an industrial waste generator and where all waste streams are listed and classified, etc..
- Must submit an Annual Waste Summary each year.
- Must have documented Emergency Procedures in place.
- Must conduct waste determinations for each waste stream
- Must manifest all industrial waste shipments
- Must maintain manifest file as records to demonstrate that wastes have been properly transported and disposed of
- Must select and use DOT approved waste containers for storing and transporting waste streams (i.e.: 55 gal poly and steel drums, etc.)
- Must properly label and store all waste streams
- Must track monthly waste generation quantities for each waste stream
- Must select approved and permitted waste transporter(s) and disposal facilities (TSDF)
- Must ship waste off site at least every 90 days
- If they ship hazardous wastes, must train their employees per DOT Hazardous Materials shipping requirements
- Must train their employees per initial RCRA (Resource Conservation & Recovery Act) waste regulations and follow up annual refresher training.
- Must maintain job descriptions for employees who are required to help manage hazardous waste operations.
- Must develop and maintain a Waste Reduction or “P2” plan.
- Must complete and maintain a Notice of Registration (i.e: “NOR”) using Texas’ STEERS system. This is where companies make TCEQ aware that they’re an industrial waste generator and where all waste streams are listed and classified, etc..
- Must submit an Annual Waste Summary each year
- Must develop a written emergency contingency plan.
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