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This document is used for inspecting facilities handling less than 5000 kg of universal waste, ensuring compliance with Wisconsin's Hazardous Waste Management Rules.

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How to fill out UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLER INSPECTION REPORT - SMALL QUANTITY HANDLER

1. Obtain a copy of the UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLER INSPECTION REPORT form.
2. Review the guidelines for small quantity handlers outlined by the EPA.
3. Fill in the report title with 'Universal Waste Handler Inspection Report - Small Quantity Handler'.
4. Identify the date of the inspection and enter it in the designated field.
5. Document the name and address of the facility conducting the inspection.
6. Record the name of the inspector responsible for the report.
7. List the types of universal waste being managed at the facility (e.g., batteries, bulbs).
8. Check the storage conditions of universal waste and note any issues such as leaks or spills.
9. Verify the quantity of waste stored and ensure it complies with quantity limits for small quantity handlers.
10. Document any training provided to staff regarding universal waste regulations and handling procedures.
11. Sign and date the report to certify the accuracy of the information recorded.

Who needs UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLER INSPECTION REPORT - SMALL QUANTITY HANDLER?

1. Small quantity handlers who manage universal waste and must comply with environmental regulations.
2. Facilities engaging in the storage, recycling, or disposal of universal waste.
3. Inspection personnel who need to document compliance during inspections.
4. Regulatory agencies requiring documentation for audits and compliance checks.

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How can you differentiate the two kinds of wastes?

Type of waste ing to its biodegradability Examples of biodegradable waste is food waste, paper, cardboard, wood, garden waste, and agricultural waste. Non-biodegradable waste is, for example, plastics, metals, glass, or batteries.

What is a universal waste handler?

Universal waste handlers are people who generate or produce universal waste as well as people who receive universal waste from other generators or handlers and consolidate it before sending it to another handler, recycler, or treatment storage and disposal facility.

How long can a small quantity handler accumulate universal waste?

A handler may accumulate universal waste for no longer than one year from the date the waste was generated or received from another handler.

What is the proper way to mark a universal waste lamp?

All containers must be correctly labeled as “Universal Waste - Lamps,” “Waste Lamps” or “Used Lamps.” Note: “Bulbs” is not a proper label. Containers must be labeled with the date when the first lamp was placed in the container.

What is P code waste?

Waste codes that begin with "P" or "U" are for discarded chemical products — unused, commercial products that become waste and contain only one active ingredient. P codes: Used for acutely hazardous "P-listed" chemicals. These chemicals are highly toxic and stringently regulated.

What is the difference between P waste and U waste?

The P list includes "acutely hazardous wastes" that are considered especially harmful even in small quantities, such as cyanides. Most businesses rarely generate acutely hazardous waste. U-listed wastes are hazardous, although not acutely so; this group includes such common compounds as acetone.

What are the criteria for P or U-listed waste?

The P and U Lists For a waste to be considered a P- or U-listed waste it must meeting the following three criteria: The waste must contain one of the chemicals listed on the P or U list; The chemical in the waste must be unused; and. The chemical in the waste must be in the form of a commercial chemical product.

What is the difference between P and U listed waste?

The P list includes "acutely hazardous wastes" that are considered especially harmful even in small quantities, such as cyanides. Most businesses rarely generate acutely hazardous waste. U-listed wastes are hazardous, although not acutely so; this group includes such common compounds as acetone.

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What is UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLER INSPECTION REPORT - SMALL QUANTITY HANDLER?

The UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLER INSPECTION REPORT - SMALL QUANTITY HANDLER is a document used to record the inspection of facilities that manage small quantities of universal waste, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

Who is required to file UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLER INSPECTION REPORT - SMALL QUANTITY HANDLER?

Entities that qualify as small quantity handlers of universal waste, such as businesses that generate or manage limited amounts of universal waste, are required to file this inspection report.

How to fill out UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLER INSPECTION REPORT - SMALL QUANTITY HANDLER?

To fill out the report, handlers must provide details such as contact information, the type and amount of universal waste handled, inspection date, findings, and any actions taken to address compliance issues.

What is the purpose of UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLER INSPECTION REPORT - SMALL QUANTITY HANDLER?

The purpose of the report is to demonstrate compliance with universal waste regulations, to ensure proper management of hazardous materials, and to track inspections for regulatory oversight.

What information must be reported on UNIVERSAL WASTE HANDLER INSPECTION REPORT - SMALL QUANTITY HANDLER?

The report must include information such as the handler's name and address, contact details, the types and quantities of universal waste, inspection results, corrective actions taken, and the date of inspection.