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"Generator" means any person, by site, whose act or Used ail (A);. process produces hazardous wastes or whose act first `r Contents of an oil/water separator(B); causes a hazardous waste to become subject to Solids contaminated with used oil(C); regulation. (22 CCR, Section 66260.10) Brake fluid(D); Antifreeze(E); "Identification number" means the number applied for k- Antifreeze sludge(F); and assigned to all handlers of hazardous wastes, r Parts cleaning solvents, including aqueous cleaning(22 CCR, Section 66260:10) solvents.(G); r Hydroxide sludge contaminated.solely with metals frorn a wastewater treatment process(H); "Resource Conservation and Recovery Act(RCRA)" is r Paint-related wastes,including paints,thinners,filters the federal statute that regulates generators, transporters, and.sludge(1); and facilities that treat, store or dispose of hazardous Spent photographic solution(J).1- wastes. .r);wastes. All RCRA hazardous wastes are identified in Dry cleaning solvents including perch loroethylene, Part 261 of Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations naphtha,and.silicone-based solvents(K);.. (40 CFR)and its appendices, and 22 CCR , Filters,]int and sludge contaminated with dry Section 66261.1., et seq. cleaning solvent(t); r Asbestos and asbestos-containing materials(M); Inks from the printing industry(N); "Non-RCRA hazardous wastes" are hazardous wastes Chemicals and laboratory. packs collected from K-12 regulated in the State of California, other than RCRA schools(0); (federally regulated)hazardous wastes. A hazardous ➢ Absorbents.contaminated with wastes on this list(P3; waste is presumed to be RCRA hazardous waste, unless and it is determined pursuant to 22 CCR, Section 6626 1.101 % Filters from dispensing pumps for diesel and gasoline that it is a non-RCRA hazardous waste. fuels(Q)_ "Silver-only" hazardous wastes are wastes that are ® Identification Number hazardous solely due to the presence of silver. All generators using the consolidated manifesting (HSC, Section 25143.13) procedure must have an identification number unless exempted from manifesting requirements as Requirements generators of less than 1.00 kgs per month of "silver- only" hazardous wastes. Generators are responsible for their wastes "from cradle [HSC, Section 25160.2(b)(IO)l to grave". The consolidated .manifestingprocedure does not exempt generators from the requirements to properly U.S Environmental Protection Agency characterize,handle, label, manage, and accumulate (U.S.EPA)Identification Number. Generators of hazardous wastes. For more information on those RCRA hazardous wastes in quantities greater than requirements, please refer to the statutes and fact sheets 100 kgs per month who need an identification entitled Hazardous Waste Generator_Requirements and number must send a"Notification of Regulated Accumulatin Hazardous Was Waste Activity" Form. BPA form 8700-12 to the Waste at Generator Sites. �' ( ) U.S. EPA contractor. This form can be requested by ® Generator Eligibility calling (415)495-8895 and is available on-line at Use the flow chart found on page 4 to determine htt ://www.e a. ov/e aoswer/hazwaste/data/fonn87 your eligibility to operate under the consolidated 00/forrns.htm manifesting procedure. California Identification Number. Generators of ® Eligible Wastestreaims RCRA hazardous wastes in quantities less than 100 The consolidated manifesting procedure may be kgs per month, or any amount of non-RCRA hazardous wastes, may obtain an identification used only for the following wastestreams listed in number by phone by calling DTSC's Generator HSC, Section 25160.2(c): Information Services Section (G1SS) at Note: Letters in parentheses reflect the codes for (800) 618-6942,in State or at(916) 255-1136, out of State. each wastestream identified in the Consolidated Transporter Notification Form (DISC Form 1299). 2