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State of Califomia — Environmental Protection Agency Department of Toxic Substances Control gallons per trip, more if taken to certain household hazardous waste facilities or to used oil recycling centers or facilities). CESQGs: Conditionally exempt small quantity generators (not more than 100 kg in any month) may be eligible for certain transportation allowances. These generators are allowed to take up to a total volume of 5 gallons or not to exceed a total weight of 50 pounds to a permitted facility if they meet the requirements given in Section 25163(c) of the Health and Safety Code. Only generators that do not accumulate more than 1,000 kg onsite at any one time can use this provision. (All extremely or acutely hazardous wastes generated by any business must be shipped on a manifest only.) In addition, a business that meets the federal definition of Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator found in 40 CFR Section 2615 may be able to dispose of their hazardous waste at certain household hazardous waste facilities. Contact a household hazardous waste facility in your area to find out if business-generated waste is accepted and what the transportation limits are. You can find a program at http://www.calrecycle.ca.qov/HomeHazWaste/Directoryklefault.aspx. As a generator, you can use consolidated manifesting to dispose of your hazardous waste. Consolidated manifesting exempts you from filling out a hazardous waste manifest. A consolidated transporter completes both the generator and transporter sections of the manifest and leaves a receipt or bill of lading for your records. You can find more information about rules pertaining to generators using consolidated manifesting at http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/HazardousWasteiTransporters/index.cfm 1. When shipping hazardous waste off your premises you must: Use only transporters that have registered with DTSC and have obtained an ID number. (Chapter 12, Section 66262.12(c), Title 22, CCR) Comply with Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements for packaging, labeling, and marking. (Chapter 12, Section 66262.30, 66262.31, 66262.32 and 66262.33, Title 22, CCR). DOT also requires that the packager of waste be trained. Ship waste only to hazardous waste facilities approved for your waste type. (Chapter 12, Section 66262.20(b) & (c), title 22 CCR) 2. Use of the manifest. Mandatory use of the federal manifest began on September 5, 2006. Please see the enclosed material entitled "Supplemental California Manifest Instructions". DTSC has a dedicated manifest page on its website at http://www.dtsc.ca.qov/IDManifest/Manifests.cfm. Manifest forms are available only from printers approved by U.S. EPA. Approved printers are posted on their website at http://www.epa.qov/epawaste/hazard/trans_portation/manifest/index.htm (02/16) STATEPKT Page 6