Hazardous waste licensing step 2 - vehicle repair

Information about you

First name (required) Last name (required) Job title (required) Phone (required)

Format as xxx-xxx-xxxx.

Email (required) Confirm email (required)

Information about the company

Company name (required) Address (required)

Include suite number, if applicable.

City (required) State (required) Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Zip (required) Describe your relationship with this company (required) Identify the first and last name of the Hennepin County Environment and Energy staff member you have been working with (required)

Write "unknown" if you're not sure, write "not applicable" if you haven't been working with any staff.

Training presentation questionnaire

Date you reviewed the automotive presentation (required) Give three examples of common toxic, non-halogenated solvents listed on pages 16 or 17 of this training presentation (required) What is the first tip listed under "How do I avoid getting a citation" on page 31 of the training presentation? (required)

Waste inventory - used oil and related wastes

1. Do you generate used oil? (required)

 

If you answered no (button 3 or 4), select N/A for Questions 1a and 1b.

 

1a. Is your used oil shipped off-site? (required) 1b. Is your used oil burned in an on-site used-oil burner? (required) 2. Do you generate used oil filters? (required) 3. Do you generate used oil sorbents/disposable rags/floor dry? (required) 4. Do you generate launderable rags or towels? (required)

Waste inventory - parts washer

5. Do you have a solvent-based parts washer? (required)

 

If you answered No to Question 5, select N/A for Questions 5a-5e.

 

5a. If you have a solvent-based parts washer, indicate which type you have - select all that apply (required) Non-recycling unit Recycling unit N/A 5b. If you have a non-recycling, solvent-based parts washing unit, indicate what is done or what you intend to do with the spent or bad solvent (required) 5c. If you have a recycling, solvent-based parts washing unit, indicate which type you have - select all that apply (required) Distillation unit Filtered unit N/A 5d. If you have a distillation unit, indicate what you do with the distillation sludge and distillation oil generated from the recycling process (required) 5e. If you have a filtered recycling parts washing unit, indicate what you do with the parts washer filter or filter media - select all that apply (required) Mixed with used oil filters Shipped off-site Thrown away in the garbage N/A 6. Do you have a water-based (aqueous) parts washer? (required)

 

If you answered No to Question 6, select N/A for Questions 6a-6c.

 

6a. If you have a water-based (aqueous) parts washer, indicate the type you have - select all that apply (required) Corrosive solution (high or low pH bath) Detergent (soap-based) Heated unit Bioremediation/enzymatic unit N/A 6b. If you have a water-based (aqueous) parts washer, indicate how the spent water-based solution is disposed (required) 6c. If you have a water-based (aqueous) parts washer, indicate other wastes that are produced from the unit - select all that apply (required) Used oil or skimmer oil Sand, grit or sludge N/A

Waste inventory - all other wastes

7. Do you use cleaning solvents from an aerosol can, refillable dispenser (using compressed air) or dip container? (required)

 

If you answered No to Question 7, select N/A for Questions 7a-7c.

 

7a. If you have cleaning solvents, which types are used in your facility? Check all that apply (required) Brake cleaner Carburetor cleaner Electric cleaner Dip can Other N/A 7b. Review the labels and Safety Data Sheets (SDS, formerly MSDS) and report the ingredients of your cleaners - check all that apply (required) 1, 1, 1 - trichlorethane Acetone Benzene Ethanol (Ethyl alcohol) Ethyl acetate Ethyl benzene Methanol (Methyl alcohol) Methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) Methylene chloride Petroleum distillates Propane Tetrachloroethylene (perc or percloroethylene) Toluene Trichloroethylene Xylene Other N/A 7c. Describe how residual solvents are managed just after the solvents are dispensed onto the dirty part being cleaned - check all that apply (required) Mixed with used oil Stored in a designated waste solvent container Drips onto floor Evaporates Cleaned up with a linen rag for laundry Cleaned up with a disposable rag N/A 8. Do you generate lead-acid batteries? (required) 9. Do you generate lead wheel weights? (required) 10. Do you generate antifreeze? (required) 11. What kind of lighting does your company use? Check all that apply (required) Fluorescent lamps (tubes or compact) High intensity discharge (HID) lamps Light emitting diode (LED) Incandescent 11a. Who is responsible for changing out light bulbs and arranging for the disposal of old bulbs from your facility? (required) 12. Do you generate waste paint and/or thinner? (required) 13. Do you generate paint booth filters? (required) 14. Do you generate disposable paint/solvent rags? (required) 15. Do you have a paint/thinner or solvent distillation unit? (required) 16. Do you perform any refrigerant service? (required) 17. Report any waste you generate that is not listed above (required)

Type N/A if you have no other waste to report.

Certification

I am aware of hazardous waste resources

In addition to the automotive training presentation, I am aware that I can access resources regarding the proper management and disposal of wastes at the following webpages:

• www.hennepin.us/hwgenerators
• www.pca.state.mn.us/waste/hazardous-waste-documents-and-forms

You may also call 612-348-3777 and asking for the environmentalist-on-call.

I am aware (required)

Certification of true, accurate and complete information

I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the information is true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment.

I certify (required)