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MAINTENANCE HAZARDOUS WASTE MANUAL Chapter 3 Page 35 Regarding Manifesting? July 2018 CA regulates more waste as hazardous and requires manifests for most RCRA and Non-RCRA HW, except for most UW and E Waste. and small silver shipments. 0 CA collects manifests for all CA generators, plus imports and exports I passing through CA. 0 CA collects all manifests for shipments to CA TSDFs- * CA collects manifests for all waste generated in CA that is shipped to facilities in other states and exports. Generators * CA requires all generators to obtain ID numbers and does not exempt CESQGs- 0 CA requires manifests for all RCRA arid CA waste shipped in CA, includes shipments for reclamation or recycling that are exempt under U -S- E * CA requires submission by the generator of a manifest copy as sign by the generator and first transporter- The new forms will not have a printed i pagp for this pi irposp, sn CA will require gpnerators tosi ihmit a phot WDOPY * Certain generators are allowed to ship RCRA exempt shipments on a consolidated manifest collected and managed by a consolidated transporter - 0 Retention time for rejected waste or container residues is limited to 90 days- U.S- EPA allows whatever accumulation time applies to the generator (90/180/270 days). * Instructions are provided for generators to describe on manifests Non-RCRA wastes that do not have a DOT shipping name. Transporters o All transporters operating in CA must register annually and provide proof of i insurance. Transporters handling Hazardous Waste of Concern (HWC) are subject to fingerprinting and backgrou checks. * Transporters consolidating waste for eligible generators are responsible for that waste if it is rejected by a TSDF- These transporters are limited to a 10 day holding period on their property after rejection - 0 Transporters currently must submit manifest copies when taking non-RCRA waste to facilities in other states- CA is considering dropping this requirement. 0 More facilities are permitted in CA including transfer facilities that transfer bulk waste or open or consolidate containerized waste- * Holding time for rejected waste and container residue is limited by permit conditions and holding time is limited to 10 days in receiving areas that are not authorized by the permit to store waste and limited to being held in a truck or vehicle- Residue determination is based on CA empty, not fed empty. 0 Additional discrepancy reporting by TSDFs is required if the waste is a HWC (call in report within 24 hours and written report in 5 days) July 2018