Greetings!
Before the Thanksgiving Holiday, take the time to read Vol. 1 of the Nov-12 newsletter to learn even more about the hazardous waste regulations of the US EPA and the HazMat transportation regulations of the US DOT. Then, after you've had time to digest the information, fire off an email to me with a burning question you have and see if it doesn't make it into Vol. 2 of the Nov-12 newsletter. |
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Changes to the Hazardous Material Regulations in 2013 
If you're in compliance with the Hazardous Material Regulations of the US DOT now, read this article to ensure you stay in compliance in the new year. There are some big changes coming down the pike and you need to be aware of them so you can prepare. More...
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State Specific Regulations
This Volume: Wisconsin! 
The Management of Used Oil in Wisconsin. Very similar to the Federal regulations of the US EPA, but as a State with an authorized hazardous waste program, Wisconsin is able to add its own twist to these familiar regulations.
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The Transportation of HazMat Between the US and Canada
Compliance with the regulations of the US DOT is necessary for transportation within the US. But what if you wish to ship a hazardous material (aka: Dangerous Good) to, from, and/or through Canada? Will your HazMat Employee training be good enough? Read this article to find out.
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When a Non-Routine Event Changes Your Hazardous Waste Generator Status
Perhaps you've maintained your hazardous waste generator status as an SQG, but a non-routine event like a spill or tank clean-out changes your status to LQG. Read this article to learn of a hazardous waste generator status known as: "Episodic Generation of Hazardous Waste" and an option available for management of that waste. More...
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Recent Testimonial from On-Site Training
"Informative and valuable training. Very satisfied. The trainer was very thorough."
- Kevin Dake, Maax Spas in Chandler, AZ (10.26.12)
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What is an Other Regulated Material (ORM) When Shipping HazMat?
Other Regulated Materials have a long history, but after the removal of four of them in the 90's, one has remained: ORM-D. Its days, sadly, are numbered. Learn about this ubiquitous hazard class (just check your store shelves) before it's gone for good. More...
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Training Options
- Public Workshops (see my schedule above).
- On-Site Training.
- Self-Guided Training.
- Web-Based Training.
- Hosted Training.
Contact me for a free consultation on your training needs.
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The Consumer Commodity Exception to the HMR
The Consumer Commodity Exception, and its partner the ORM-D hazard class, are the reasons the store shelves are packed with so many hazardous materials (bleach, paint, drain cleaner) but the trucks delivering them are never placarded. Learn about this valuable exception to the HMR before it is gone forever. More... |
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Upcoming Training Workshops in your area
Baltimore on the 19th of November is my last Public Workshop scheduled for 2012, and I hope to see you there. If you can't make it, don't worry; I'll be creating my schedule for 2013 soon.
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"You can easily determine the caliber of a person by the amount of opposition it takes to discourage him."
- Unknown
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On-Site Training
in Your Area
On-Site Training has been keeping me very busy the past few months. There's no on-site training job too big, too small, or too far for me to handle.
Nov. 12 in Madill, OK
Nov. 29 in Peoria, IL
Dec. 4 in Akron, OH
Dec. 7 & 10 in Portland, OR
Dec. 12 in Houston, TX
...and more to schedule.
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Questions for Your Training Provider
If you use someone else for your training, see how they answer these questions:
8 Questions to ask Your RCRA Training Provider
11 Questions to ask Your HazMat Employee Training Provider
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A sampling of RCRA violations
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Where I'll be Speaking
I'm available to speak on a variety of regulatory topics at the next meeting of your professional organization.
Oct. 26 - Milwaukee, WI Plant & Facilities Maintenance Association monthly meeting. Topic: Universal Waste in Wisconsin.
Nov. 15 - Quad Cities (IA) American Association of Safety Engineers monthly meeting. Topic: Response to a Gasoline Spill.
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