WASTE DISPOSAL

Almost all projects completed by USA require the proper management of some type of waste materials. To effectively manage these wastes, USA offers a thorough knowledge of RCRA, TSCA, NORM, NOW, DOT, CERCLA, NRC, State Solid Waste Regulations, and Federal EPA Regulations. In addition to the regulatory issues, each disposal facility has their own set of unique forms, analytical requirements and site-specific permits. By utilizing USA to manage your disposal needs you can be assured that your waste stream will be approved in a timely fashion while maintaining compliance with the state and local regulations.

Waste Characterization & Classification

Waste characterization generally will require the definition of the process generating the waste, and if it is not a listed waste, the definition of the characteristics of the waste. USA has extensive experience in assisting clients characterize their waste including:

   Unknown Identification
   Field Sampling and Inventory
   Laboratory and Field Analyses

Once a waste is characterized and the disposal facility is selected, a waste code is often required from the state regulating agency. Many states allow the generator to "self classify" the waste and then simply assign a waste code number for tracking purposes. Self classification requires a thorough knowledge of the regulations. Once classified, a waste profile form is required by the accepting disposal facility. USA's waste disposal services include:

   Waste Packaging
   Lab Packing
   Waste Profiling, Manifesting and Labeling
   Direct Landfill
   Stabilization/Solidification
   Fuels Blending
   Thermal Desorption
   Incineration
   Hazardous and Nonhazardous Waste
   Liquid, Solid, Sludge, Mixed Wastes
   Bulk or Drum Quantities

Some useful information relating to characterization and classification of waste is provided in our Waste Profile section of this web site.

USA Environment, LP
P.O. Box 87687 Houston, TX 77287
Phone: 713.425.6900 Fax: 713.425.6956
www.usaenviro.com


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