TOPICS COVERED

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Background, Applicability, Liability
• Waste Determination and Waste Codes
• Universal Waste Rule
• Hazardous Determination and Profiling
• Generator Status
• Notification of Regulated Waste Activity Form & EPA ID #
• Waste Information Profile (WIP)
• Hazardous Waste Manifests, including the e-manifest system
• Exception Reporting
• Land Disposal Restrictions
• Biennial Reporting
• Documentation of Training & Training Requirements
• Weekly/Daily Inspections
• Preparedness & Prevention
• Contingency Planning
• Central Accumulation Area Standards
• Satellite Accumulation
• Container Management and Selection
• Marking and Labeling Containers
• Waste Minimization 

Additionally, the training covers NC-specific rules and newly adopted changes, including:

• The EPA Generator Improvements Rule- changes adopted March, 2018
• DEQ-specific notification requirements
• DEQ annual fee structure
• DEQ exception reporting to regional section inspectors
• DEQ emphasis on waste minimization
• DEQ- specific accumulation area aisle spacing and inspection documentation
• EPA Pharmaceutical hazardous waste sewering prohibition adopted August, 2019

Employees who require this training would include those who have a role in handling or otherwise managing hazardous wastes. 

Those employees may have any or all of the following responsibilities: 

Characterizing wastes, labeling containers, adding waste to containers, maintaining containers in satellite or central accumulation areas, recordkeeping and reporting, reviewing or completing hazardous waste manifests, or oversight of any of the aforementioned activities.