Hazardous Waste Forms

This license is required to transport hazardous wastes from generators to authorized Treatment Storage Disposal Facilities.

Companies wishing to transport precious metals that are Class B(4) regulated recyclable materials are required to apply for a license.

Any party that wishes to continue transporting hazardous wastes beyond the expiration date of its current license is required to apply for renewal.

Any party wishing to continue transporting precious metals that are Class B(4) regulated recyclable materials is required to renew its license.

Hazardous waste and precious metals transporters can use this form to modify their licenses without needing to apply for new ones.

Hazardous waste transporters are required to apply annually for Vehicle Identification Devices (VIDs) and to pay to the MassDEP VID Fees. These fees are assessed according to the weight of manifested hazardous waste picked up and/or dropped off in Massachusetts during a 12-month accounting period ending the previous March 31.

As of September 5, 2006, all Massachusetts generators and Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities initiating shipments of hazardous waste and waste oil must use the new national six-part manifest form required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

This approval authorizes and sets conditions for treatability studies using samples of hazardous waste generated on-site or collected from off-site.

This application allows a currently permitted TSD Facility to make modifications to its existing conditions for treating, storing or disposing of hazardous waste. 

Hazardous waste generators shipping Class A regulated recyclable materials off-site for recycling and facilities recycling these materials must apply for this permit.

Facilities that did not have BWP HW21 - Class A Recycling Permits by February 27, 2004, are required to notify MassDEP before beginning on-site recycling activities, and adhere to specific recycling performance standards thereafter.

Anyone wishing to recycle hazardous waste, including waste oil, is required to apply for the appropriate permit.

Anyone wishing to renew or modify an existing Level II or Level III hazardous waste recycling permit is required to submit the appropriate form.

For VSQGs of RCRA identified wastes and/or VSQG/SQGs of waste oil.

As of September 5, 2006, all Massachusetts generators and Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities initiating shipments of hazardous waste and waste oil must use the new national six-part manifest form required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

This form must be filed by a municipality before it begins operating a collection center.

This form must be filed by a municipality before it begins operating a collection center.