
Manufacturing and industrial facilities in South Florida are among the largest RCRA hazardous waste generators — producing spent solvents, process byproducts, contaminated materials, and excess chemical inventory. Exodus provides licensed RCRA hazardous waste collection, Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifesting, and LDR certification for manufacturers across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
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Manufacturing operations generating F-listed spent solvents, K-listed process byproducts, and characteristic hazardous waste need a fully compliant RCRA program with Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifesting and LDR certification.
Excess chemical inventory, off-spec products, and discontinued process chemicals must be disposed of as hazardous waste through a licensed facility. Exodus provides chemical inventory assessment and compliant disposal.
Manufacturing companies generating trade secret documentation, engineering drawings, supplier contracts, and employee records need certified document destruction to prevent competitive intelligence leakage.
Exodus helps manufacturers understand and comply with LQG 90-day and SQG 270-day accumulation limits — avoiding unauthorized storage violations.
Every hazardous waste shipment documented with a Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest — your cradle-to-grave compliance record.
Land Disposal Restriction notifications and certifications prepared for every hazardous waste shipment — satisfying 40 CFR Part 268 requirements.
HAZWOPER-trained Exodus teams available for spill cleanup and emergency waste removal across South Florida industrial zones.
Electronics manufacturers using etching chemicals, solvents, and flux materials generate RCRA characteristic and listed hazardous waste requiring licensed disposal.
Food manufacturers using cleaning chemicals, sterilants, and packaging solvents generate hazardous process waste — distinct from food waste — requiring RCRA management.
Aerospace manufacturers using specialty solvents, paint strippers, and metal plating chemicals generate complex K-listed and F-listed RCRA hazardous waste streams.
Print facilities using ink solvents, blanket washes, and fountain solutions generate F-listed RCRA hazardous waste requiring licensed collection and manifesting.
Metal fabricators generating electroplating waste, chromium-containing materials, and degreasing solvents are subject to strict RCRA requirements with LDR standards.
Chemical distributors and blenders generating off-spec products, residuals, and contaminated containers must manage them as RCRA hazardous waste with full documentation.
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LQGs generate ≥2,200 lbs/month of RCRA hazardous waste. They must remove waste within 90 days, provide RCRA training, maintain a contingency plan, and submit biennial reports. SQGs generate 220–2,200 lbs/month and have 270 days. VSQGs generate <220 lbs/month. Generator status determines your regulatory obligations.
Manifests are the cradle-to-grave paper trail for RCRA hazardous waste. They document the generator, waste type, quantity, transporter, and receiving TSDF. Both generator and transporter must sign. Generators keep copies for 3 years. Exodus prepares and manages manifests for every shipment.
LDRs under 40 CFR Part 268 prohibit land disposal of untreated hazardous waste. Generators must provide LDR notifications to TSDFs documenting that waste meets treatment standards before disposal. Exodus prepares LDR notifications for every hazardous waste shipment it manages.
Yes, for some waste streams. Spent solvents can be reclaimed and redistributed. Some metal-containing waste can be recycled for metal recovery. Recycling a hazardous waste under RCRA can reduce or eliminate regulatory requirements — but the recycling process must meet specific EPA conditions. Exodus can evaluate your waste streams for recycling eligibility.
Common RCRA violations at manufacturers include: improper container labeling, exceeding accumulation time limits, missing manifests, failure to perform weekly inspections, inadequate emergency planning, and improper waste characterization. EPA civil penalties can reach $70,117 per day per violation. Exodus's program is designed to prevent these violations.
Tell us about your facility and waste streams. Exodus will design a compliant, cost-effective disposal program — covering medical waste, pharmaceutical waste, chemical waste, and document shredding.
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