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The document is a Waste Material Profile Sheet designed for generators to provide detailed information about waste materials they produce. It includes sections for generator and site information, material categorization, generation methods, and certification of accuracy. The sheet requires specific details about the type of waste, its hazardous characteristics, and compliance with environmental regulations. Additionally, it outlines procedures for internal use by receiving facilities to assess and accept or reject the waste.

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Begin with STEP 1: GENERATOR AND SITE INFORMATION. Fill in your Generator Name, Location Generated, State, Zip Code, and EPA ID #. Select your Generator Status (LQG, SQG, CEG) based on your monthly waste generation.
Move to STEP 2: WHAT IS THE MATERIAL? Mark the type of material that best describes your waste stream. If applicable, specify any materials containing PCBs and ensure you attach the necessary analytical documentation.
In STEP 3: CATEGORIZE THE MATERIAL, answer questions regarding toxicity, reactivity, and whether it has been mixed with hazardous waste. This helps classify the material accurately.
For STEP 4: HOW WAS THE MATERIAL GENERATED?, provide a detailed description of how the material was produced. Attach relevant documents like Analytical Test results and Material Safety Data Sheets.
Finally, complete STEP 5: GENERATOR CERTIFICATION AND GUARANTEE by signing and dating the form to certify that all information is accurate.

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Understanding the waste hierarchy, generally done in 5 steps, helps individuals and businesses make more eco-friendly choices. Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Recover. Dispose.

What is a waste profile sheet?

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