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RCRA's used oil management standards serve as a guide to used oil handlers (generators, transporters, burners, marketers, processors, and rerefiners) for storage, recordkeeping, and cleanup procedures. The used oil rules are based on the presumption that used oil (oil contaminated by chemical or physical impurities as a result of use) will be recycled. These rules presume that used oil containing more than 1,000 parts per million of total halogens must be handled as a hazardous waste.
  
 
 
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TypeTitleDateState
Final Regulations40 CFR 271 - New Mexico: Final Authorization of State Hazardous Waste Management Program Revision03/25/2009National
Proposed Regulations40 CFR 271 - New Mexico: Final Authorization of State Hazardous Waste Management Program Revisions03/25/2009National
Final Regulations40 CFR Parts 260, 261 et al. - Hazardous Waste and Used Oil; Corrections to Errors in the Code of Federal Regulations07/14/2006National
NoticesAgency Information Collection Activities: Used Oil Management Standards Recordkeeping and Reporting Requirements07/21/2005National
NoticesAgency Information Collection Activities; Used Oil Management Standards Recordkeeping and Reporting Requirements12/19/2005National
Questions & AnswersAn employee wishes to take our used oil/coolant mix home to use as fuel to heat his shop. Currently we pay Safety Kleen to remove it and recycle it as fuel. National
Guidance DocumentsCollecting Used Oil for Recycling/Reuse: Tips for Consumers Who Change Their Own Motor Oil and Oil Filters National
NoticesContinuing Collection; Comment Request; Used Oil Management Standards Recordkeeping and Reporting Requirements04/18/2002National
PlansExample Certification Letter National
PlansExample Oil Processor Contingency Plan National
Questions & AnswersHow do I rebut the presumption that used oil with over 1,000 ppm of halogens is a hazardous waste? National
Questions & AnswersHow long can I store used oil at my site? National
Questions & AnswersI am a used oil marketer and have misplaced the one-time notice from the off-specification used oil burner to which I send my oil. What do I do? National
Questions & AnswersI am a used oil processor and am moving my oil storage site from one part of my facility to another. The site will operate in the same way but will be relocated. What are my obligations? National
Questions & AnswersI generate used oil at my site, accumulate it, and reprocess it by removing suspended particles and water. Am I a used oil processor? National
Questions & AnswersI just found that my transporter is taking my used oil to an off-specification used oil burner. Am I a marketer or not? What do I need to do? National
Guidance DocumentsManaging Used Oil: Advice for Small Businesses National
Questions & AnswersOur company occasionally moves small amounts (1-2 drums)of used, non-PCB transformer oil from service centers to a central collection site until a tanker load is accumulated and removed for recycling. National
Guidance DocumentsPart 279 Requirements: Used Oil Management Standards (Poster) National
Guidance DocumentsProperly Managing Used Oil Filters National
Guidance DocumentsRCRA Training Module: Introduction to Used Oil  National
Feature ArticlesRemoving Sludge from Oil Tanks08/08/2003National
Questions & AnswersSomeone is telling me that used oil (stored at a construction site) is regulated under RCRA... National
NoticesSubmission for OMB Review; Comment Request; Used Oil Management Standards Recordkeeping and Reporting Requirements10/07/2002National
News BriefsSweep Up Small Spills04/06/2000National
Agency NewsTruck Repair Facilities Ordered To Pay Penalties For Oil Dumping09/13/2001National
Guidance DocumentsUsed Oil Determination Flowchart National
News BriefsUsed Oil Generators Be Aware03/03/2004National
Regulatory AnalysisUsed Oil Management National
ChecklistsUsed Oil Management Responsibilities Checklist National
Questions & AnswersWe routinely dispose of used oil absorbents and universal wastes at our facilities in 3 states (IA, AL, and WV). We have Bill of Lading/Manifests for these non-hazardous pick-ups. Do we have to get the signed copy back from the designated facility  National
Questions & AnswersWhat are the typical ways that a state might differ in regulation of used oil? National
Questions & AnswersWhat regulations apply to contractors who generate used oil and oil filters while servicing equipment at my site? National
Questions & AnswersWhat test should be conducted on used motor oil before burning in a furnace for heating purposes? National