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⚠️Common Labeling Mistake: UN Number Size on Haz Waste Containers⚠️
One of the most overlooked details on hazardous waste containers is the size of the UN identification number . Under DOT regulations (49 CFR 172.301(a)(1)), the “UN” or “NA” number must be at least 12 mm (½ inch) high on non-bulk packages (and many IBC totes! Check out the blurb down below about a great option for labeling totes). Here’s where many generators go wrong: the preprinted hazardous waste label often includes a small UN number space, but oftentimes, that size doe
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Nov 92 min read


Can I Stack My Totes?
Wondering if you can stack your totes in storage or during transportation? Check out this quick overview for more information!
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Oct 121 min read


SPCC Site Visit Data Collection Guide
✏️When writing an SPCC Plan, "You are only as good as the information you have!"🧠 The site visit to collect SPCC Plan data is one of the...
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Sep 71 min read


Produced Water Management in Texas: A Historical and Current Overview & What Chapter 4 Means for You
Produced water, a byproduct of oil and gas extraction, presents significant management challenges due to its large volume and complex...
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Aug 27 min read
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