Advanced Hazardous Waste Management Public Workshop

All personnel from large quantity generator facilities who could cause non-compliance with the U.S. EPA's hazardous waste regulations must receive job-specific training at least once per year. Employees at small quantity generator facilities must also be thoroughly familiar with their waste handling and emergency response duties.

Designed for experienced hazardous waste managers, this two-day workshop goes beyond the basics of RCRA to teach the nuances of the regulations, including methods to streamline operations and improve the bottom line — all while meeting the RCRA training mandates in 40 CFR 265.16 and 262.34(d)(5)(iii).  (See RCRA Training FAQ.)

This management-level workshop will focus on critical compliance issues and help you avoid common waste management errors made by even the most experienced hazardous waste managers.  From preparing for inspections, discovering recycling benefits, learning about treatment options that are available without a permit, to demystifying land disposal restrictions, you'll learn the best practices for reducing the regulatory impact on your facility. Participate in lively discussion with experienced peers while learning the essential components of the U.S. EPA hazardous waste regulations.

Advanced RCRA Hazardous Waste Training Topics:

• Recycling and counting hazardous waste
• Methods for reducing your generator status
• Treatment, storage, or disposal without a RCRA permit
• Options for on-site accumulation and storage (90-day, 180-day, point-of-generation)
• Process for meeting land disposal restrictions
• Recycling reliefs for solid waste
• Reclaiming hazardous secondary materials
• Conditional exclusions from the definitions of solid and hazardous waste
• Mixing hazardous waste and used oil
• RCRA and CERCLA release reporting
• Contingency plans and emergency incident reporting
• Special issues with the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest

Who Should Attend:

Individuals who have previously received hazardous waste training and are responsible for ensuring site or corporate environmental compliance, developing facility procedures, or training other employees. This program is designed for environmental managers, plant engineers, plant/general managers, and corporate attorneys.

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