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This document outlines the U.S. EPA's approval for the risk-based disposal of PCB-contaminated soils at the Flushing Industrial Park Site in Queens, New York, detailing the remediation process and

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How to fill out Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Remediation Waste

1. Begin by gathering all necessary documents related to the PCB remediation project.
2. Complete the application form for Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal.
3. Clearly outline the proposed clean-up and disposal methods.
4. Provide a detailed risk assessment demonstrating the safety and effectiveness of your planned methods.
5. Include evidence of compliance with current environmental regulations.
6. Submit the application to the appropriate authority for review.
7. Respond promptly to any feedback or requests for additional information from the reviewing body.
8. Await the approval decision before commencing any clean-up or disposal activities.

Who needs Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Remediation Waste?

1. Environmental consultants working on PCB remediation projects.
2. Facility owners or operators handling PCB remediation waste.
3. Organizations seeking to dispose of PCB waste in an environmentally responsible manner.
4. Contractors involved in PCB clean-up and disposal processes.

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What method is required for proper disposal of PCB containing wastes?

Any person disposing of PCB bulk product waste may do so as follows: (1) In an incinerator approved under § 761.70. (2) In a chemical waste landfill approved under § 761.75. (3) In a hazardous waste landfill permitted by EPA under section 3004 of RCRA, or by a State authorized under section 3006 of RCRA.

What are the requirements for collecting storing and disposing of liquid chemical waste?

Liquid waste requirements Double-bag containers in clear plastic bags to allow visual inspection by EH&S waste technicians. Containers bagged together must contain liquids or liquid mixtures with the same chemical constituents. Seal each bag individually.

What is the PCB cleanup and disposal program?

The PCB Cleanup and Disposal Program benefits communities by ensuring that sites contaminated with PCBs are cleaned up to reduce risks and by ensuring that materials contaminated with PCBs are safely managed and disposed of in landfills or destroyed in other types of waste management units.

What are the requirements for PCB waste storage?

Any person who holds PCB waste must store it in ance with § 761.65. (1) Incinerators. Any person using an incinerator to dispose of PCBs must use an incinerator that meets the criteria set forth in § 761.70. (2) High efficiency boilers.

What is the standard for PCB cleanup?

(ii) Non-porous surfaces. In high occupancy areas, the surface PCB cleanup standard is ≤10 µg/100 cm2 of surface area. In low occupancy areas, the surface cleanup standard is <100 µg/100 cm2 of surface area.

What are the OSHA regulations for PCB?

OSHA's PEL is 1,000 µg/m3 for PCB mixtures 42% chlorinated and 500 µg/m3 for compounds 54% chlorinated. EPA's enforceable MCL for PCBs in public drinking-water systems is 0.0005 ppm.

What is the waste limit for PCB?

The approvals allow the disposal of less than 50 parts per million (ppm) PCB Remediation Waste under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) in certain non-TSCA approved disposal facilities, such as municipal solid waste landfills, non-hazardous waste landfills, and hazardous waste landfills.

What are the regulations for polychlorinated biphenyls?

You must dispose of PCBs and materials that contain PCBs as a persistent organic pollutant and hazardous waste. That means you can either: dispose of the PCBs or equipment in a way that destroys the PCB content. apply to permanently store the equipment underground if you cannot destroy the PCB content.

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What is Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Remediation Waste?

Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) Remediation Waste is a regulatory process that allows for the safe disposal or treatment of PCB-contaminated waste based on a risk assessment, ensuring environmental protection while potentially allowing for more flexible cleanup strategies.

Who is required to file Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Remediation Waste?

Any entity or organization responsible for the generation, storage, or remediation of PCB waste is required to file for Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal. This may include businesses, governmental agencies, or contractors involved in PCB management.

How to fill out Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Remediation Waste?

To fill out the Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal form, applicants must provide detailed information regarding the nature of the PCB contamination, the proposed cleanup or disposal methods, risk assessment results, and a plan for monitoring and reporting post-remediation.

What is the purpose of Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Remediation Waste?

The purpose of this approval process is to ensure that PCB contamination is managed in a way that minimizes risks to human health and the environment, while also allowing for flexibility in remediation strategies based on site-specific conditions.

What information must be reported on Approval for Risk-Based Clean-up/Disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Remediation Waste?

The report must include information such as the source and extent of PCB contamination, proposed cleanup technologies, risk assessment findings, implementation timelines, monitoring plans, and any public health considerations involved with the cleanup.