California Generator Improvements Rule: Special Conditions, Pre-transportation Markings

Posted on 8/9/2024 by Lion Technology Inc.

California DTSC has released an FAQ to help hazardous waste generators comply with revised and re-organized State regulations in effect as of July 1, 2024.

FAQs #6 and 7 on the California Generator Improvements Rule webpage answers questions about a special condition for ignitable or reactive wastes accumulation, and pre-transportation marking to help generators comply with new and revised standards in effect now.

View the FAQ on DTSC's website.

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California Generator Improvements Rule FAQ

Special condition for ignitable or reactive wastes accumulation – 66262.17(a)(1)(F)2

1. What is the new requirement for LQGs that accumulate ignitable and reactive waste?

LQGs must take precautions to prevent accidental ignition or reaction. The waste should be separated from any sources of ignition such as flames, heat, sparks etc. When handing ignitable or reactive waste, LQGs must confine smoking and open flames to specific areas, and “No Smoking” signs must be placed near ignitable/reactive waste.

Pre-transportation marking – 66262.32(b)

1. What is the new pre-transport marking requirement for containers?

Generators must mark their containers with the applicable EPA hazardous waste number(s) prior to shipping their containers offsite.

Lion Members: Visit Lion.com/Members for more detail about important changes to California's hazardous waste laws and regulations now that the Generator Improvements Rule is in effect.

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