RCRA Hazardous Waste Final Rule: The E-Manifest System And Other Key Revisions

There are numerous chemicals and materials used in our manufacturing processes necessary in the production of our finished products and beneficial to manufacturing. However, these same materials can become, or contribute to the creation of, hazardous waste. As this course shows, the purpose of the RCRA (Resource Conservation Recovery Act) of 1976, and its recently updated new requirements, is to ensure all workers who handle and store hazardous waste know, understand and comply with these new and existing rules and regulations.

Spotlighting the EPS’s E-manifest system, this course presents employees with the information necessary for RCRA compliance, including classifications of regulated hazardous waste, characteristics to determine if waste is hazardous, the RCRA categories regulating the generation of hazardous waste, storage specifications of satellite accumulation areas, and waste container labeling.

Use this course so all employees who handle and store hazardous waste are current with the RCRA’s existing and newly updated revisions and requirements to facilitate full compliance.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

Workers throughout the organization who are involved in the handling and storage of hazardous waste

• Introduction
• The Purpose Of RCRA
• Employee Training
• Listed Wastes
• Characteristic Wastes
• Hazardous Waste Generator Categories
• Hazardous Waste Manifest
• Satellite Accumulation Area Requirements
• Waste Container Labeling And Other Requirements
• Central Accumulation Area Requirements
• The E-Manifest System
• The E-Manifest Submission Process
• Summary

• Collecting Processing and Recycling Universal Waste in California - Full Program
• HAZWOPER: Site Safety and Health Plan
• HAZWOPER: Dealing With The Media In Emergency Situations