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Hazardous Waste Generator Training
Hazardous Waste
Generator Training -
five modules of education on identification, law,
transportation, recycling, permitting and more.
| Module
I |
Hazardous Waste Identification and Overview |
| Module
II |
Onsite
Management Requirements |
| Module
III |
Transportation |
| Module
IV |
Preparedness, Prevention & Training |
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Module V |
Onsite
Recycling & Tiered Permitting |
Module I
Hazardous Waste
Identification and Overview
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why compliance with
environmental laws is important
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where to get more information
on how to comply
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who inspects facilities that
handle, store, treat, or dispose of hazardous waste in
California and what laws and regulations are enforced
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what wastes are and how
to classify them
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who is legally responsible for
compliance and when this liability and responsibility begins
and ends
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basic onsite management
requirements for generators
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how to find appropriate
information needed to properly manage hazardous waste is
emphasized
Module II
Onsite Management
Requirements
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the differences between tanks
and containers and the different management requirements for
each the requirements for secondary containment
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how to determine whether a
vessel is a tank or container
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how to properly manage each and
provide appropriate documentation
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what "accumulation" is and the
difference between it and "storage"
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proper management of used oil
and used oil filter
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how to correctly apply
accumulation times to various volumes and types of hazardous
wastes generated
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the basic requirements for used
oil management labeling requirements
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how to fill out a hazardous
waste label both for accumulation onsite and in preparation
for transport
Module III
Transportation
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the requirements for
transporting hazardous waste including how to complete the
appropriate shipping documents
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how to find registered
transporters and permitted offsite facilities to send the
waste
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how supplemental manifest
documents relate to Land Disposal Restrictions (LDR's)
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importing/exporting of
hazardous waste
Module IV
Preparedness,
Prevention & Training
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the requirements for developing
a hazardous waste Contingency Plan and an employee training
program
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how to maintain adequate
documentation
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how to prepare and implement
Contingency Plan and written employee Training Program
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the requirements of the Source
Reduction and Hazardous Waste Management Review Act of 1989
and subsequent amendments as they apply to the small
business
Module V
Onsite Recycling &
Tiered Permitting
- the main differences
between the five tiers of Tiered Permitting and what
activities are eligible for each tier
- exemptions from
permitting requirements
- how to determine which tier
applies to a facility that treats hazardous waste
- how to determine whether
various activities are considered "treatment"
- the main differences and
similarities of operating requirements for the three lower
onsite tiers
- notification and onsite
management
- how to correctly fill out
appropriate notification forms
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