Finder Service

The Lion Finder Service is an exclusive benefit for current Lion Members. Included with any EH&S training, the Finder Service guides you to answers in Lion training manuals and the US Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), the Federal Register, and other publicly available legal and regulatory resources.

Get up to one year of ongoing regulatory support when you complete hazmat, hazardous waste/environmental, or safety training with Lion.

Find your course now to take advantage of the Finder Service and other Lion Membership benefits.

How to submit a question to the Finder Service

Login at Lion.com/Members.
Login information can be retrieved at Lion.com/Password.
Enter your question and click Submit.

Most questions are answered within the same business day. You will receive an email alert when your question is answered. Login to the Member Area to view the answer, review past responses, or ask another question.

Finder Service FAQ

What questions will the Finder Service answer?

Typically, Finder questions fall into one of three categories:

Applicability/Structure - Example: "If a loading dock person assists the truck driver in removing drums of hazardous materials, is the loading dock worker subject to any DOT rules?"

Basic requirements of a particular rule - Example: "I understand that EPA has deferred regulation of mixed waste to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. However, are there any EPA reporting or recordkeeping requirements for the mixed waste?"

Finding information - Examples: "Where are the requirements for hazardous waste training in the Federal and Texas regulations?" or "Where can I find a copy of EPA's Multi-Sector General Permit under the Clean Water Act stormwater permitting program?"

What questions will the Finder Service not answer?

The Finder Service is intended to assist you in answering general questions regarding environmental, health and safety, and transportation regulations. The Finder Service is not able to provide detailed regulatory consulting to apply the regulations to your specific operations or materials.

For example, the Finder Service will not classify your facility's materials or wastes. For more in-depth regulatory projects and questions, please see the Hotline service and Lion's suite of consulting solutions.

Can someone else from my organization submit a Finder question?

No. The Finder Service is available only to current Lion Members. If your Lion Membership has lapsed, you can renew it by taking any EH&S course.

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