In this article, we address the question of whether a RCRA Part B permit is required for on-site recycling of hazardous chemicals. Additionally, we highlight Altiras Chemicals’ beneficial reuse and recycling services.
No need for a RCRA Part B permit
Under 40 CFR 261.4(a)(23), hazardous materials can be reclaimed on-site without a RCRA Part B permit if certain criteria are met. These include conducting reclamation under the generator’s control or at a verified reclamation center. These exclusions were implemented by the EPA to tighten control over recycling facilities and prevent hazardous materials from ending up in abandoned or Superfund sites.
Altiras Chemicals’ recycling services
Altiras Chemicals offers a range of beneficial reuse and hazardous waste recycling services. Our services cover solvents, organic acids, and hand sanitizers. Whether you need mobile, on-site, or off-site recycling, our expert team can assist you in responsibly managing your hazardous chemicals while promoting sustainability.
Understanding the requirements for on-site hazardous chemical recycling is crucial. Altiras Chemicals provides comprehensive recycling services without the need for a RCRA Part B permit. Reach out to Altiras to explore tailored solutions for your recycling needs.