RCRA Refresher: Keys to Hazardous Waste Compliance in 2025
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What’s the Webinar About?
Join CMI for this live webinar to learn practical tips for complying with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) hazardous waste regulations in 2025. CMI has been assisting large and small waste generators complete RCRA assessments, reports, training and contingency planning for many years. Whether you’re new to hazardous waste management or need a refresher on the latest requirements, this webinar provides real-world guidance to help you stay compliant and avoid costly violations.
Who Should Attend? Operations & Facility Managers, Plant Managers, Construction Site Managers & Supervisors, EHS Specialists and Representatives, Security Managers, and Human Resources Managers. Feel free to invite your colleagues!
We Will Discuss:
- What is RCRA, and why is it important?
- Origin and purpose of the program
- EPA’s enforcement practices
- What waste materials are covered
- How information is used
- How do you determine your RCRA generator status?
- Three types of generator status
- Information needed to make a determination
- How to complete the determination
- Helpful website for existing facility information
- What is required once you know your RCRA generator status?
- Creating waste profiles
- Waste accumulation timeframes and quantities
- Container maintenance
- Document retention
- Reporting requirements and deadlines
- Source reduction strategies
- Contingency planning
Kristian Witt
Meet Your Presenter
Kristian is an environmental compliance expert with 30 years of experience supporting organizations of all sizes. He specializes in compliance auditing, permitting, program development, and air, water, and waste management. His expertise includes air quality assessments, dispersion modeling, and regulatory reporting under NSR, NESHAP, and NSPS. Kristian also supports clients with NPDES permitting for stormwater and process water discharges, and provides inspections and best management practices. He advises on hazardous and non-hazardous waste handling and training, including TSCA regulations and has led multi-media audits across North America and Europe.