Hazardous wasteremoval & disposal
Hazardous waste has to be classified, packaged, manifested and disposed of at an approved facility. Alliance handles the whole chain and the paperwork.
DOSH
Cradle tograve
Under RCRA, the business that generates hazardous waste is responsible for it from cradle to grave, through characterization, transport and final disposal. Getting any step wrong is a compliance problem for the generator, not just the hauler.
Alliance characterizes waste streams by sampling and lab analysis, builds waste management plans that meet federal and California requirements, transports with DOT-certified hazmat transport under manifest, and disposes of waste at approved Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities (TSDFs).
Characterization
Sampling and lab analysis to classify each waste stream.
Manifested transport
Licensed transport with proper manifesting and documentation.
Certified disposal
Disposal at approved TSDFs, with records for your file.
Four stepsto compliant
Waste characterization
Sampling and laboratory analysis to classify hazardous waste streams.
Compliance planning
Waste management plans that meet federal and state requirements.
Safe removal & transport
Licensed transport with proper manifesting and documentation.
Certified disposal
Disposal at approved Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities.
Hazardous Waste DisposalFAQ
Who is responsible for hazardous waste?
Under RCRA, the generator remains responsible from creation through final disposal, which is why proper characterization, manifesting and disposal matter.
What regulations do you follow?
RCRA, CERCLA and California state regulations.
Do you provide documentation?
Yes. You get manifests and disposal records for your file.
Do you handle one-time cleanouts?
Yes, as well as waste generated during cleanup, abatement and remediation projects.
Have hazardous waste to get rid of?
Call us for characterization and disposal.
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