This course covers the unique hazardous and industrial waste requirements enforced in the state of Texas. Learn what you need to know to identify and manage industrial wastes, navigate the 30 TAC regulations, and meet your responsibilities for reporting and recordkeeping in Texas.
Pre-requisite: We recommend learning the
Federal RCRA regulations before you dive into the unique, additional Texas standards.
Texas Hazardous & Industrial Waste Management training covers:
- Who is regulated in Texas?
- 30 TAC regulatory vocabulary and structure
- Texas regulations vs. Federal RCRA hazardous waste regulations
- How to classify Class 1, 2, and 3 Texas industrial wastes
- How to identify and manage Texas-specific universal wastes
- Texas regulatory exclusions and exceptions
- TCEQ rules for the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest
- Texas pollution prevention planning requirements
- Texas recordkeeping and reporting requirements (e.g., STEERS)
Registration includes:
- Engaging, interactive TCEQ hazardous waste training
- Trusted compliance resources
- Certificate to document your initial or annual training
- Updates to your reference materials throughout the year
- 365 days of Lion Membership for complete compliance support
Both
US EPA and
TCEQ require annual training for hazardous waste personnel.
To master the Federal RCRA hazardous waste regulations, join us for the RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Workshop in Houston, Dallas, or San Antonio.
Or, train online when and where you want with
initial and
refresher RCRA online courses.
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Online Course Details
| Course code |
RCRA 370 |
| Compatible on |
Desktop, tablet, or mobile |
| Duration |
5 hours |
| Access time |
90 days |
| Certificate issued |
Yes |
| Training required by |
US EPA & TCEQ
(40 CFR 262.17 and 30 TAC 335.69) |
CEUs and Certification Maintenance
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Why choose online Texas hazardous waste training?
Online hazardous waste training is convenient, cost-effective way to meet Federal and/or State hazardous waste training mandates for large, small, or very small quantity generator personnel. Produced and kept up-to-date by Lion's team of experienced hazardous waste trainers and regulatory experts, the
Texas Hazardous & Industrial Waste Management Online Course is comprehensive, reliable, and designed for busy EHS professionals.
Online courses are available 24/7 with support available 7 days a week. Our state-of-the-art learning management system gives you access to tools that will enhance your online training experience:
- Resume your training from where you left off with automatic bookmarking
- Track your progress with the detailed course status display
- Get answers to your course content questions from expert instructors
- Develop your compliance expertise with engaging interactions
- Test your knowledge with exercises and quizzes on critical topics
- Access your complete Lion training history at any time
Public Workshop Details
| Course code |
RCRA P37 |
| Duration |
1 day |
| Certification issued? |
Yes |
| Training required by |
US EPA & TCEQ
(40 CFR 262.17 and 30 TAC 335.69) |
CEUs and Certification Maintenance
| CEUs Awarded |
0.70 |
| IHMM CM Points |
Up to 8.00 |
| ABIH CM Points |
Up to 1.17 |
| NEHA Contact Hours |
7.00 |
| REHS Contact Hours |
7.00 |
| Lion Membership |
12 months |
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Workshop Schedule (1 Day)
| 7:30 AM - 8:00 AM |
Coffee & pastries (Included) |
| 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM |
Texas Hazardous & Industrial Waste Training |
| 4:00 PM |
Review/Certification Quiz |
| 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM |
Networking Lunch (Included) |
*Short breaks, snacks, and cold beverages are available throughout the day.
Webinar Details
| Course code |
RCRA C37 |
| Compatible on |
Desktop or tablet
(via Webex Meeting Center) |
| Duration |
6.5 hours |
| Certificate issued |
Yes |
| Training required by |
US EPA & TCEQ (40 CFR 262..17 and 30 TAC 335.69) |
CEUs and Certification Maintenance
| CEUs awarded |
0.70 |
| NEHA Contact Hours |
7.00 |
| REHS Contact Hours |
7.00 |
| Lion Membership |
12 months |
See how Lion courses can help you maintain your professional credentials.
Webinar Schedule
| 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM ET |
Login and join |
| 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM ET |
Texas Hazardous and Industrial Waste Training |
| 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET |
Lunch break |
| 5:00 PM ET |
Certification Quiz (Avail. for 14 days after the webinar) |
*Short breaks are provided throughout the day.
Why choose a live RCRA webinar?
Live webinars at Lion.com blend the convenience of online training with the instructor-led experience and interaction of a public workshop. Instructors take advantage of cutting-edge software tools, polls, Q&A, and exercises to deliver the quality live training you expect from Lion Technology.
- Learn live with a professional, full-time Lion instructor.
- Complete your training in one day or less.
- Get immediate answers to your questions in a live setting.
- Utilize your budget for effective training—not travel, hotels, and food.
- Choose from sessions tailored to specific industry issues that affect your job.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Gain expertise to identify regulated industrial wastes, universal wastes, and TCEQ requirements that impact your facility.
- Navigate and apply TCEQ hazardous and industrial waste regulations to your facility's waste streams.
- Help satisfy annual hazardous waste training mandates for Texas professionals.
Who Attends Texas Hazardous & Industrial Waste Management Training?
This
Texas Hazardous & Industrial Waste Management training is built for EHS managers, supervisors, compliance officers, engineers, operators, waste handlers, or corporate attorneys who are responsible for hazardous waste compliance at the facility or corporate level in Texas.
Texas hazardous and industrial waste training also benefits professionals who direct hazardous waste personnel training as required by 30 TAC 335.69(a)(4)(A).
Recommended for: EHS managers, supervisors, compliance officers, engineers, operators, waste handlers, or corporate attorneys in the chemical processing, oil and gas, or manufacturing industries, or any other industry in which hazardous waste is generated and stored.