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The SGQ rules also limit what notable generators can do with hazardous waste, common household hazardous waste generators are exempt from certain handling requirements for reference materials so that they can maintain their record keeping and disposal practices even if they generate large amounts of hazardous waste.
Each generator with a hazardous waste determination must record that determination from a test performed at the generator's place of business or its own facility under certain emergency situations. This requirement is referred to as the "Emergency Tagging Rule."
NCEQ, along with many states, have also approved a rule change that expands the definition of the existing Small Quantity Generator Regulatory Program (SRGP). This program has been a work in progress for over 10 years, but is now ready to become a permanent part of the federal hazardous waste regulatory regime. The SRGP program was developed by NCEQ to reduce HW generator regulatory burdens, and to improve hazardous waste generation records and financial protection for small quantity generators.
The new rulemaking re-defines the SRGP program to include CESQGs, thus including many small quantity generators who have been previously excluded from the program. Additional definitions and requirements have been added to apply to the program and include record keeping and financial protection for CESQGs. Several new permits have been added to the SRGP that add some common hazardous waste and battery materials such as batteries, paint, and construction materials as program requirements.
NEQ also has developed a definition of the financial protections being provided to CESQGs and is now providing those protections to CESQGs. The new SRGP financial protection rules cover the private and public funding sources for local, state and federal operation and maintenance of SRGP activities. NEQ has also added CESQG specific financial protection rules for generations of hazardous waste and battery materials, including sulfuric acid, sulfuric acid byproducts, phosphoric acid, and phosphoric acid byproducts. d2c66b5586