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InstituteHazardous WasteWaste IdentificationWaste/HazWasteWasteIn Depth Sub Topics (Level 4)WasteEnvironmentalEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaUSA

Considerations for a waste survey

['Waste']
Considerations for a waste survey
  • EPA requires a company to make a waste determination for all waste streams.

Perform a waste survey by taking a tour of the entire facility (inside and out) to note each and every waste stream. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires a company to make a waste determination for all waste streams.

Common waste streams to consider as the waste survey is conducted include:

  • Manufacturing processes
  • Drains and discontinued lines
  • Offices and maintenance areas, electronics, batteries, lamps, thermostats
  • Aerosol cans and can puncturing units
  • Construction and demolition waste
  • Fleet maintenance areas (antifreeze, degreasers, corrosive baths, used oil)
  • Laboratories
  • Art rooms
  • Rags or wipes
  • Paints and solvents
  • Cleaning activities (power washing areas, housekeeping, and carpet cleaning)
  • Yard/Garden care (pesticides, herbicides, degreasers, used oil)
  • Maintenance room
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The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA )

InstituteHazardous WasteWaste IdentificationWaste/HazWasteWasteIn Depth Sub Topics (Level 4)WasteEnvironmentalEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaUSA

Considerations for a waste survey

InstituteHazardous WasteWaste IdentificationWaste/HazWasteWasteIn Depth Sub Topics (Level 4)EPA Identification NumbersWasteEnvironmentalEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaUSA

Hazardous waste numbers and hazard codes

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Nonhazardous secondary materials (NHSM)

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Selecting waste analysis parameters

Considerations for a waste survey

InstituteHazardous WasteWaste IdentificationWaste/HazWasteWasteIn Depth Sub Topics (Level 4)WasteEnvironmentalEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaUSA
['Waste']
Considerations for a waste survey
  • EPA requires a company to make a waste determination for all waste streams.

Perform a waste survey by taking a tour of the entire facility (inside and out) to note each and every waste stream. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires a company to make a waste determination for all waste streams.

Common waste streams to consider as the waste survey is conducted include:

  • Manufacturing processes
  • Drains and discontinued lines
  • Offices and maintenance areas, electronics, batteries, lamps, thermostats
  • Aerosol cans and can puncturing units
  • Construction and demolition waste
  • Fleet maintenance areas (antifreeze, degreasers, corrosive baths, used oil)
  • Laboratories
  • Art rooms
  • Rags or wipes
  • Paints and solvents
  • Cleaning activities (power washing areas, housekeeping, and carpet cleaning)
  • Yard/Garden care (pesticides, herbicides, degreasers, used oil)
  • Maintenance room
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