New Course: New York Hazardous Waste Management
To help New York’s hazardous waste generators meet compliance training requirements under state-specific NYSDEC rules, Lion Technology today launched the New York Hazardous Waste Management Online Course.
Modeled after Lion’s long-running Managing Hazardous Waste in New York Workshop, the new online course helps hazardous waste managers and personnel build a step-by-step approach to compliance with the 6 NYCRR hazardous waste rules.”
New York’s hazardous waste regulations are more stringent and complex than the Federal standards, and knowing the latest state rules is critical to compliance in the State. The New York Hazardous Waste Management Online Course will help professionals identify the distinct differences between Federal and New York hazardous waste rules.
By covering the state-specific rules that apply to sites in New York—including management of PCBs as hazardous waste, waste management in sole-source aquifers, NYSDEC reporting requirements, and more—this new online course takes the guesswork out of compliance with both State and Federal RCRA rules.
Besides saving on travel and hotel costs, students cite many reasons why online training is becoming more and more popular format for EHS training. Among the major benefits:
Modeled after Lion’s long-running Managing Hazardous Waste in New York Workshop, the new online course helps hazardous waste managers and personnel build a step-by-step approach to compliance with the 6 NYCRR hazardous waste rules.”
Why a New York Hazardous Waste Course?
In states with distinct hazardous waste requirements—New York, Texas, California, and others—training that covers only Federal RCRA rules is not enough to ensure compliance.New York’s hazardous waste regulations are more stringent and complex than the Federal standards, and knowing the latest state rules is critical to compliance in the State. The New York Hazardous Waste Management Online Course will help professionals identify the distinct differences between Federal and New York hazardous waste rules.
Knowing NY Hazardous Waste Rules Is Crucial
“If you don’t know your state’s rules, you may be unaware of extra requirements that affect your site. You could even be missing crucial parts of your hazardous waste management plan, like waste streams not covered under the Federal regulations,” says Lion Technology Manager of Content Development Jennifer Harris, who led the charge to develop the new online course.By covering the state-specific rules that apply to sites in New York—including management of PCBs as hazardous waste, waste management in sole-source aquifers, NYSDEC reporting requirements, and more—this new online course takes the guesswork out of compliance with both State and Federal RCRA rules.
Online RCRA Training Rising in Popularity
Every year, thousands of EHS professionals turn to Lion.com for interactive online courses that drive home the critical knowledge and skills needed to manage hazardous waste. Known since the 1970’s as a leader in classroom-style environmental and transportation training, Lion Technology was also one of the first training providers to offer online EHS courses.Besides saving on travel and hotel costs, students cite many reasons why online training is becoming more and more popular format for EHS training. Among the major benefits:
- Convenient, 24/7 access from work or home
- Interactive, engaging lessons, video, and exercises
- “Ask the Instructor”—a direct line to submit questions
- Expert IT support available 7 days/week
- Compliance support through Lion Membership with every course
Open Enrollment Starts Now
The new online course is available now for $379 per student. Managers and personnel who manage hazardous waste in New York can find more information about the course here or call 888-546-6511 to sign up today. Enrollment in the New York Hazardous Waste Management online course includes access to digital 6 NYCRR hazardous waste rules, a nationally recognized certificate to document annual training, and a full year of Lion Membership for compliance support (including the Finder Q&A service).Find a Post
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