MassDEP Compliance Certification Forms

Depending on its operations, a Massachusetts printer may need to certify annually or on a one-time basis that it is in compliance with applicable MassDEP regulatory requirements.

A facility that places or removes amalgam fillings is required to certify that it has, operates, and maintains an amalgam separator system.

A Massachusetts dry cleaner that uses perchloroethylene (perc) is required to certify annually that it is in compliance with applicable MassDEP regulatory requirements.

Notification, certification, and decommissioning forms and instructions, as well as system inspection and maintenance checklists.

Facility owner/operator, system operator, and third-party inspector certification and compliance information, forms, and instructions.

A Massachusetts photo processor using traditional chemical processes is required to certify annually that it is in compliance with applicable MassDEP regulatory requirements.

File before you install and operate a boiler rated at between 10 million and 40 million British Thermal Units per hour (Btu/hr).

A one-time certification must be filed by the owner/operator of a holding tank, mobile tank, or container used for non-hazardous, non-sanitary wastewater.

Certification forms and instructions for product and vehicle manufacturers, recyclers, and scrap facilities.

Only MassDEP-certified units may be installed and operated in Massachusetts. Manufacturers must certify that the models they offer for sale in the state meet specific EPA new source performance standards.

Forms and instructions for business and institutions subject to Massachusetts Rideshare Regulation annual reporting requirements.

File within 60 days of installing an emergency generator or similar engine rated at 37 kilowatts (kw) or more, or at least 30 days before installing a non-emergency engine rated at 50 kilowatts or more.

If your organization wants to hold a one-day collection event or install a permanent kiosk, you need to apply for a waiver.