Texas waste codes for plant trash and production refuse Everyday site rubbish & packaging from production.
- Free, no account
- Based on TCEQ RG-022 and 30 TAC Chapter 335
- Nothing is stored
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Plant trash and production refuse: 2 codes.
Plant trash and production refuse
Code choices and management conditions.
Scope and quantity exemptions.
Plant trash
Plant trash, Class 2
Class 2 trash made of the listed materials.
When to use 999Plant trash
Supplemental plant refuse, Class 2
Notified Class 2 supplemental production refuse within the stated limits.
When to use 902
What qualifies as form 999 plant trash?
Only Class 2 waste qualifies.
The permitted materials are listed below. An empty container in this stream must hold 5 gallons or less.
Personal cosmetics from staff qualify, but cosmetics from manufacturing or plant production don't.
- Paper, cardboard, linings, wrappings, paper or wooden packaging, and food packaging.
- Food and cafeteria waste, glass, aluminum foil, cans or scrap, and stainless steel, steel and iron scrap.
- Plastics, styrofoam, rope, twine, equipment belts, wiring and metal bindings.
- Uncontaminated rubber, wood, cloth and floor sweepings.
How much supplemental production refuse can use 902?
Classify each production, manufacturing or laboratory waste before adding it.
Form 902 can't exceed 20% of annual-average form 999 refuse by volume or by weight.
Name the supplemental wastes in the notification and tell TCEQ when the list grows.
Which wastes stay out of Texas plant trash?
Plant trash leaves out oils, lubricants, oil filters, contaminated soil, sludges, wastewaters, any bulk liquid and special waste.
For the paperwork, see Code, class and shipment records.
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