EPA Requests Comments on E-Manifests Fee Schedule
In the Federal Register today, US EPA posted a Final Rule to lay out its methodology for creating a user fee schedule for its electronic hazardous waste manifest (e-Manifest) tracking and recordkeeping system for hazardous waste shipments. The Final Rule also includes amendments to e-Manifest regulations initially published in February 2014.
To give hazardous waste generators, waste transporters, and other affected parties the chance to read the proposed e-Manifest rule and submit comments, EPA has set up a portal dedicated to the e-Manifest rule here: https://epa-notice.usa.gov.
In addition to laying out the method for charging fees to use the e-Manifest system, this rulemaking also makes certain amendments to EPA’s hazardous waste manifest regulations, including updates for those who plan to use both paper and electronic formats and generators/TSDFs that wish to convert paper manifests to electronic format to avoid paying for hard-copy processing.
Interested hazardous waste professionals can also view the rule in the Federal Register here.
In September 2015, EPA reported on its progress toward the creating of e-Manifest hazardous waste tracking system.
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To give hazardous waste generators, waste transporters, and other affected parties the chance to read the proposed e-Manifest rule and submit comments, EPA has set up a portal dedicated to the e-Manifest rule here: https://epa-notice.usa.gov.
In addition to laying out the method for charging fees to use the e-Manifest system, this rulemaking also makes certain amendments to EPA’s hazardous waste manifest regulations, including updates for those who plan to use both paper and electronic formats and generators/TSDFs that wish to convert paper manifests to electronic format to avoid paying for hard-copy processing.
Interested hazardous waste professionals can also view the rule in the Federal Register here.
Ongoing e-Manifest Updates
Today’s rulemaking is the latest news in the ongoing effort to implement an electronic hazardous waste manifest system. In March, EPA selected an e-Manifest Board of Experts to advise the administration on user fees.In September 2015, EPA reported on its progress toward the creating of e-Manifest hazardous waste tracking system.
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Can’t make the workshop this year? Online RCRA training at Lion.com will guide you through what you need to know to keep your site in compliance. Access your training 24/7, get access to the comprehensive RCRA resources, and submit questions while you train! Plus, build your skills with interactive exercises throughout the course that hold your attention and drive home the rules you must know.
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