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 Join us for our upcoming webinars in the Waste Webinar Series
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) presents the Waste Webinar Series. This series, first recorded in 2016, then refreshed in 2020 and 2023, provides valuable information from EGLE inspection staff.
Join us and share with others who could benefit from quickly learning compliance details. Environmental compliance professionals are encouraged to:
- View all webinars that apply to site-specific activities.
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Complete the self-certification to document training.
The webinars are introductory in nature, free, and feature firsthand experiences from Materials Management Division inspectors. Anyone responsible for environmental, health, and safety would benefit from participating in and/or viewing the recorded webinars. Anyone who registers for the webinars will get a follow-up e-mail with additional topic specific resources, and a link to the recording. Do not miss out, register today for all of the webinars of interest or catch up by viewing one of our recordings shared below.
Upcoming webinars in the series
Learn what to expect during an inspection and the specific records an inspector wants to see. Inspectors review waste characterizations, monthly waste inventories, uniform manifests, shipping documents, land disposal restriction records, biennial reports, and more. Attendees also get an overview of what an inspector does when they come to your facility.
Learn why the universal waste regulations exist, what a universal waste is, and how universal waste must be handled and disposed to meet the universal waste partial exemption from hazardous waste regulation.
Learn about common liquid industrial by-products, including used oil, and how generators and receiving facilities must manage non-hazardous liquids, such as catch basin cleanout waste, antifreeze, brine, vegetable fats, leachate, and more.
Learn what a hazardous secondary material (HSM) is, how it must be handled, the legitimacy criteria that must be met, and how this exemption from hazardous waste regulations benefits the generator, recycler, and the environment.
Learn what a very small quantity generator (VSQG) is and what they must do to maintain their exemption from the hazardous waste regulations.
Learn about the regulations that apply when transporting hazardous waste and liquid industrial by-products in Michigan. In this webinar attendees will learn who has to obtain a permit and registration from EGLE, and maintain spill insurance for transporting these wastes streams. This session will also cover how the shipments must be documented by all those handling the waste streams (the generator, transporter, and disposal facility) and the records an inspector will request when performing an inspection.
PROGRAM QUESTIONS:
Christine Grossman: [email protected]
Jennifer Hazelton: [email protected]
REGISTRATION QUESTIONS:
Alana Berthold: [email protected]
Joel Roseberry: [email protected]
Recorded webinar in the series
Learn the basics about the various types of waste, what regulations apply, to whom, and who implements the enforcement program. Attendees will come away with a big picture perspective of how the waste regulations work and what common wastes fall into the various regulations out there, including those that overlap. The webinar covers hazardous waste, liquid industrial by-products, solid waste, PCB (polychlorinated biphenyl) waste, medical waste, radiological waste, and recycling.
Learn what inspectors look for during their site walk-through. In this session, attendees will see examples of the good, the bad, and the ugly that inspectors have seen in the field. They will also learn how EGLE responds when they find non-compliance matters needing correction during an inspection.
Learn about the accumulation, labeling, and shipping requirements that apply to the management of hazardous waste and liquid industrial by-products at sites generating these waste streams.
Learn about the federal hazardous waste standards adopted into Michigan’s hazardous waste regulations rescinding the universal waste designation for pharmaceuticals in Michigan. Watch this webinar to learn who is subject to these new rules, how to notify of this waste activity, and how pharmaceuticals and e-cigarettes must be managed and disposed.
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