RCRA (or the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) training is required for businesses that handle hazardous waste or hazardous material (HAZMAT). The RCRA is a set of federal regulations overseen by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that provides guidelines for the management of hazardous waste. What is RCRA Training? RCRA
Cal OSHA guidelines for hazardous waste disposal are based on California Title 8 regulations. There are several components or steps to ensure Cal OSHA compliance. They include 1. A safety and health Program 2. Site characterization 3. Training 4. Medical Surveillance 5. Engineering controls and 6. Monitoring. We take a
The new Generator Improvement Rule (GIR) was finalized by the Environmental Protection Agency back in 2016, so why are we discussing this now? Simple, the rule created (mostly) tougher standards for any states following the federal hazardous waste generator program. However, California was one of the states that already had
Are you up to date with the recent CDTFA changes in hazardous waste management? Though these adjustments, effective since January 2022, may appear new, they are part of California’s ongoing commitment to effective hazardous waste regulation. All companies generating over 5 tons of hazardous waste are required to adhere to