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Generators can use inventory logs, monitoring equipment, or shipping papers such as manifests or consolidated manifest receipts to demonstrate the hazardous waste was emptied from the tank within the applicable time period (i.e., 90 days for LQGs or 180 days for...
Generators must retain inventory logs or records for hazardous waste tanks for at least three years from the date the waste is first accumulated. Did this answer your question?Yes NoAdditional Comments:Send...
The following are examples of a DOT acceptable indicator (1), OSHA haz-com indicators (2) and NFPA indicators (3). Did this answer your question?Yes NoAdditional Comments:Send...
Yes, there is a slight difference. The GIR restructured the language of the existing container labeling requirements and added the ability to use acceptable hazard indicators (DOT, OSHA, NFPA, etc.), so that the requirement is more easily understood (66262.16...
There are three new tank labeling and marking requirements located in the CCR sections 66262.16 (b)(4)(B) and 66262.17 (a)(5)(B): Generators must mark or label their tanks with an indication of the hazards of the contents (i.e. the applicable hazardous waste...