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Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste Management

 

Hazardous Waste Program

Implementation of Tennessee's hazardous waste program began in October 1980. Regulation of hazardous waste is also a federal responsibility under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). Tennessee has been authorized by EPA to administer the majority of the federal program and receives a grant in support of this effort. Other funding for this program is obtained through a fee collection system.

The coordinated state and federal program regulates activities such as:

* the permitting and inspection of hazardous waste storage, recycling, treatment, and disposal facilities

* the management of hazardous waste from generators (primarily manufacturing industry) through the required Waste Stream Notifications, Annual Reports, and Waste Reduction Reports

* the annual registration of hazardous waste transporters

* the regulation of used oil

 

» Annual Fees and Reporting

» Regulations

» Permits

» Forms

» Manifest

» Memorandum of Agreement between the State of Tennessee and EPA, Region 4

Policies and Guidance Documents

» Contained-in Determination Guidance and Examples

» Generator Violations and How To Avoid Them

» Delisting Memo

» PCB Memo

» Lamp Memo

» Mercury-Containing Equipment Policy

» Transfer Facility Logs

» SOPs

Reports

» List of Hazardous Waste Transporters