An Overview of Ohio's Hazardous Waste Requirements - Ohio EPA
An Overview of Ohio's Hazardous Waste Requirements - Ohio EPA An Overview of Ohio's Hazardous Waste Requirements - Ohio EPA
What Are My Manifesting Requirements Manifests are HW tracking documents Found in OAC rules 3745-52-2020 to 3745-52-2323 Only SQGs and LQGs must manifest their HW Each person who transports, stores, treats or disposes must sign & retain a copy Must receive signed copy of your manifest from the final destination facility Each transporter must have a copy for their records Destination facility must have a copy
What Is An Exception Report Found in OAC rule 3745-52 52-42 Exception reports are part of the RCRA manifest tracking system After you send waste off-site for disposal, the TSDF is required to return to you a copy of the original manifest If you don't receive the manifest from the TSDF, then you must submit an exception report to Ohio EPA
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What Is <strong>An</strong> Exception Report<br />
Found in OAC rule 3745-52<br />
52-42<br />
Exception reports are part <strong>of</strong> the RCRA manifest<br />
tracking system<br />
After you send waste <strong>of</strong>f-site for disposal, the<br />
TSDF is required to return to you a copy <strong>of</strong><br />
the original manifest<br />
If you don't receive the manifest from the TSDF,<br />
then you must submit an exception report to <strong>Ohio</strong><br />
<strong>EPA</strong>
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