EHS Exam 2 Questions With Complete Solutions RCRA HHCorrect Answers HHResource Conservation Recovery Act Cradle to Grave Hazardous material HHCorrect Answers HHMaterial currently being used that is hazardous - not waste yet Hazardous wastes HHCorrect Answers HHDiscarded hazardous material - not used properly - not stored properly - not transported properly - is spent or used up - don't want it anymore Hazardous waste procedure for EHS professionals HHCorrect Answers HH*cradle to grave process* Waste identification Storage Packaging Manifesti ng Shipping Disposal Reporting Recordkeeping Person training Waste identification HHCorrect Answers HHListed (FKPU) and Characteristic (ICRT) Reactive HHCorrect Answers HHunstable, explosive Corrosive HHCorrect Answers HHLess than 2, greater than 12.5 Ignita ble HHCorrect Answers HH140 degrees Toxic HHCorrect Answers HHEPA defines 40 - 8 heavy metals - 6 pesticides - 26 solvents and other organics Toxic - heavy metals HHCorrect Answers HHarsenic, barium, cadmium, chromium, lead, mercury, selenium, silver Class 1 Wastes HHCorrect Answers HHRegulated by Texas - TCEQ - not hazardous by EPA - can go in landfills, but only the newer ones Examples: - Soils contaminated w petroleum hydrocarbons - sandblasting sand w lead - used oil - soils w equal weight from co rrosive - regulated asbestos containing material - empty containers that held haz materials Labeling - 49CFR 172 HHCorrect Answers HHContainers must be labeled - Hazardous waste
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