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Proper Management of HHW at Transfer Stations: Requirements and Guidelines

Learn the basic steps for collecting, storing, and transporting Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) at municipal transfer stations. Ensure compliance with regulations and safety standards to protect the environment and public health.

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Proper Management of HHW at Transfer Stations: Requirements and Guidelines

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  1. Managing HHW at Municipal Transfer Stations Basic Requirements for Collecting and Storing HHW

  2. Notify • Review your Solid Waste Permit • Talk with DES • Calls RIMS at 271-2921 for an EPA number • If you have a number, still notify

  3. Packaging and Labeling • Package in sound and appropriate containers • Use 6 mil plastic under containers • Label with • Date collected • “Hazardous Waste” • Contents of container • Keep containers closed

  4. Storage • Tammy will address this specifically • Tom will show us how Goffstown does it

  5. Transportation • Use only registered haulers or haul to HHW event • Know DOT specifications • Work with your vendor • Labeling with • DOT hazard class • Date collected • Originator • Proper containers • Protection from spills • Bill of lading and manifest

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