MassDEP Hazardous Waste Forms

Learn about Massachusetts hazardous waste generation, accumulation, labeling and manifest requirements, how to obtain an ID number, and more.

Apply online via the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) RCRAInfo/myRCRAid system at the link above. If you are a new user, you will need to register and create an account first.

All Massachusetts waste generators and treatment facilities initiating shipments of hazardous waste and/or waste oil must use the EPA e-Manifest system to submit and track shipment information online. Before using e-Manifest, you need to register and create an account at RCRAInfo above.

Large Quantity Generators (LQGs) of hazardous waste are subject to biennial reporting requirements.

Learn about Massachusetts facilities that store, treat, and recycle hazardous wastes, and the regulatory, licensing, permitting, record-keeping and reporting requirements that apply to them.

This permit authorizes and sets conditions for modifications to an existing permit to treat, store, or dispose of hazardous waste.

These permits authorize and set conditions for the recycling of hazardous wastes and precious metals as an alternative to disposal or treatment.

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

MassDEP-permitted Class A recyclers, as well as all Class B and Class C recyclers, need to submit annual reports. All MassDEP-licensed hazardous waste facilities are and large quantity generators (LQGs) are subject to biennial reporting requirements.

Learn about the regulation of hazardous waste transportation in Massachusetts, as well as the licensing criteria, reporting requirements, and fees that apply to transporters operating within the state.

The MassDEP licensing process ensures that a firm is competent to transport hazardous wastes. It includes assessment of insurance coverage, driver training, and emergency response procedures.

MassDEP licensing ensures that a company is competent to transport precious metals and other regulated recycled materials. It includes assessment of insurance coverage, driver training, and emergency response procedures.

MassDEP requires hazardous waste transporters to apply annually for Vehicle Identification Devices.

All Massachusetts waste generators and treatment facilities initiating shipments of hazardous waste and/or waste oil must use the EPA e-Manifest system to submit and track shipment information online. Before using e-Manifest, you need to register and create an account at RCRAInfo below.

Before using the EPA e-Manifest system, you will need to register and create an account on this platform.

Every even-numbered year (i.e. 2022, 2024, etc.), each LQG and licensed hazardous waste facility in Massachusetts is required to submit a report to EPA via the RCRAinfo Industry Application. Before using this system, you will need to register and create an account.

MassDEP-permitted Class A recyclers, as well as all Class B and C recyclers, are required by March 1 to submit annual reports covering their activities of the previous calendar year.

This is the primary form for annual reporting.

Use this form for reporting additional permits, receiving facilities, or waste streams.

This approval authorizes and sets conditions for a study to obtain engineering and economic evaluations of a treatment process and/or equipment.

A facility is required to obtain a temporary license to treat and dispose of hazardous wastes determined to pose an imminent and substantial public health, safety or environmental threat.

A municipality should submit this form to notify the appropriate MassDEP regional office of any planned household hazardous waste collection event.

A municipality needs to file this form before beginning to operate a collection center.

A city or town must file this form before beginning to operate a collection center.