Collecting, Processing and Recycling Universal Waste in California - Full Program

The EPA’s Universal Waste Rule, defines a class of hazardous waste commonly generated across industries, and provides guidelines for collecting, processing and disposing of these wastes. The State of California’s Department of Toxic Substances and Control (DTSC) expanded the definition of Universal Waste to include seven classes of waste. This course details how California facilities must deal with the Universal Wastes they generate.

This course teaches employees what qualifies as Universal Wastes and what they need to know in order to adopt and comply with the Universal Waste Rule. Beginning by defining Universal Wastes, this course goes on to demonstrate the following: Handling Universal Waste; Emergency Preparedness; Recycling Universal Waste. Thoroughly training employees on each aspect of the Universal Waste Rule (Title 40 CFR 273), this course enables your facility to adopt and uphold the Universal Waste Rule standards.

Use this course to save costs and reductions in workload while fully complying with Universal Waste standards per the EPA and state of California.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

All California full and part-time employees, contractors, and contract labor working at a facility where universal waste is generated

• Introduction
• Universal Waste Defined
• Handling Universal Waste
• Emergency Preparedness
• Recycling Universal Waste
• Conclusion

• HAZWOPER: Heat Stress
• HAZWOPER: Understanding Chemical Hazards
• HAZWOPER: Accidental Release Measures and Spill Cleanup Procedures