Is My EPA ID Number Active? - CountyOffice.org

Is My EPA ID Number Active? Understanding the importance of an active EPA ID number is essential for any facility generating hazardous waste. In this informative video, we will guide you through the necessary steps to ensure your EPA ID number is current and compliant with regulations. We will cover the registration process, including the submission of the Site Identification Form, also known as EPA Form 8700-12. This form captures key information about your facility and its hazardous waste activities.

We will also highlight the significance of adhering to both state and federal regulations, as some states may have additional requirements. You will learn about the renotification process based on your generator status, including the timelines for small and large quantity generators. Additionally, we will discuss the convenience of electronic submission options available through the MyRCRAID system.

To verify your EPA ID number status, we will explain how to contact your state environmental agency or the appropriate EPA regional office. This video is a must-watch for those looking to navigate the complexities of hazardous waste management and ensure compliance with the law. Subscribe to our channel for more helpful information on government services and environmental regulations.

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