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"Resource Conservation and Recovery Act ➢ Antifreeze(E); (RCRA)"is the federal statute that regulates ➢ Antifreeze sludge(F); generators,transporters, and facilities that treat, ➢ Parts cleaning solvents, including aqueous store or dispose of hazardous waste. All RCRA cleaning solvents(G); hazardous wastes are identified in Part 261 of ➢ Hydroxide sludge contaminated solely with Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (40 metals from a wastewater treatment process CFR)and its appendices, and California Code of (H); Regulations,title 22, Section 66261.1. et. seq. ➢ Paint-related wastes, including paints,thin- "Non-RCRA hazardous wastes"are hazardous ners, filters and sludge(I); wastes regulated in the State of California. A ➢ Spent photographic solutions (J); hazardous waste is presumed to be RCRA(fed- )0- Dry cleaning solvents including perchloro- ethylene,naphtha, and silicone-based sol- erally regulated)hazardous waste,unless it is de- vents (K); termined pursuant to California Code of ➢ Filters, lint and sludge contaminated with dry Regulations,title 22, Section 66261.101 that it is cleaning solvent(L); a non-RCRA hazardous waste. (Cal. Code Regs., ➢ Asbestos and asbestos-containing materials tit. 22 § 66260.10) (M); "Silver-only"hazardous wastes are wastes that ➢ Inks from the printing industry (N); are hazardous solely due to the presence of sil- ➢ Chemicals and laboratory packs collected ver. (Health and Saf. C. § 25143.13) from K-12 schools (0); ➢ Absorbents contaminated with wastes on this Requirements list(P); and Requirements described in this fact sheet only ➢ Filters from dispensing pumps for diesel and apply to consolidated transporters. For complete gasoline fuels(Q). hazardous waste transporter requirements,please refer to the fact sheet entitled Hazardous Waste • Consolidated Manifesting Procedures Transporter Requirements. • Consolidated Transporter Eligibility Customer Eligibility. Consolidated transporters must not accept any of the wastes specified in A transporter who has notified DTSC using Health and Safety Code, Section 25160.2(c) the Consolidated Transporter Notification unless the generator has met all of the eligibility Form(DTSC Form 1299) of his or her intent requirements to use consolidated manifesting. to operate under the consolidated manifest- For complete eligibility rules,please refer to the ing procedure must keep a copy of the fact sheet entitled Consolidated Manifesting, DTSC-signed acknowledgement form as a Hazardous Waste Generator Requirements. supplement to the registration certificate and carry a copy of it in each vehicle. • Eligible Waste streams Manifest. Both the generator and the transporter section of the manifest must be completed by the The consolidated manifesting procedure consolidated transporter using the transporter's may be used only for the following waste name, identification number, and telephone num- streams listed in Health and Safety Code, ber. The driver must sign and date the generator Section 25160.2(c): and transporter sections of the manifest. Both sections must be completed before commencing Note:Letters in parentheses reflect the each day's collections. [Health and Saf. C. § codes for each waste stream identified in the 25160.2(b) (2)] Consolidated Transporter Notification Form (DTSC Form 1299). When the Manifest is Completed. The total vol- ume or quantity of each waste stream and units of ➢ Used oil(A); measure must be entered on the manifest(without ➢ Contents of an oil/water separator(B); the use of decimals or fractions)at the change of ➢ Solids contaminated with used oil(C); each date, change of driver,or change of trans- Brake fluid(D); port vehicle. [Health and Saf. C. § 25160.2(b)(5)]