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Contact DTSC if planning to reuse the removed TWW to ensure compliance with existing hazardous waste laws. (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 22, § 67386.3(c)). Keep TWW from mixing with other waste. (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 22, § 67386.3(a)(3)). Label all TWW bundle/shipments with the following information. (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 22, § 67386.5(b)). TREATED WOOD WASTE—Do not burn or scavenge. TWW Handler Name: Address: Accumulation Date: Keep records for at least three years from date of shipment or receipt to demonstrate that TWW was properly managed. Records should include: (I) name and address of the TWW facility to which the TWW was sent; (2) estimated weight of TWW, or the weight of the TWW as measured by the receiving TWW facility; and (3) date of the shipment of TWW. (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 22, §§ 67386.8(a) and (e)(1)). Notify DISC within 30 days if generating more than 10,000 pounds of TWW per calendar year. See the listings at the end of this fact sheet for the online notification web site. The following information must be submitted: (1) name and mailing address; (2) Identification Number; (3) name and telephone number of the TWW contact person; (4) address or physical location of the TWW management activities; (5) date exceeding the 10,000 pound limit; and (6) a statement indicating that the business is generating more than 10,000 pounds of TWW per calendar year. An Identification Number can be obtained by calling 1-800-618-6942. (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 22, § 67386.9). Arrange for shipment to a TWW facility. Disposal is allowed at a hazardous waste landfill or a qualified solid waste landfill. See the listings at the end of the fact sheet for information on facilities that have been authorized to accept TWW. Contact the TWW facility to obtain costs as they may be adjusted based upon volume. (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 22, § 67386.11). Train employees involved in TWW handling and keep the training records for three years. The training shall include applicable requirements of Cal/OSHA and regulations relating to hazardous waste, methods for identifying and segregating TWW, safe handling practices, requirements of AMS; and proper disposal methods. (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 22, § 67386.12(a)). Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Q: Does TWW need to be transported with a hazardous waste manifest or use a hazardous waste hauler? A: No, you can transport TWW using a shipping document, bill of lading, or invoice as documentation and you can use any hauler to transport your TWW off-site. Q: What information needs to be provided to TWW facility personnel? A: ID Number or site name, address, contact person's name, phone, and mailing address. Q: Can I reuse my TWW after its initial removal from service? A: Yes, with the restriction that you use it on-site for its intended use and if you store it no longer than the allowed time limits. Q: Am I allowed to cut TWW? A: Yes, but solely for resizing to accommodate for shipping limitations. Any sawdust must be captured and managed as TWW. Q: Is it possible that creosote treated wood waste becomes a hazardous waste? A: Yes, a generator is required to properly classify the waste through knowledge or laboratory analyses. Q: Am I charged the fees for generating TWW? A: Yes, TWW is considered to be hazardous waste prior to the point of acceptance at authorized solid waste landfills and therefore is subject to generator fees. For further information, you can contact our Fees Unit at (916) 322-2448 or Environmental Fees Division of Board of Equalization at (916)-323-9555. Q: What facilities are authorized to accept TWW? A: See listings at the end of the fact sheet.