Are EPA ID numbers site specific?

State EPA ID numbers are site and owner specific, and federal EPA ID numbers are site specific. If you have a business that generates waste at multiple addresses that are not physically connected (contiguous), each address needs a separate ID number.

What is my EPA ID?

What is an EPA ID Number? This number, issued either by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA ID Number), or by DTSC (California ID Number), identifies each handler of haz- ardous waste on hazardous waste manifests and other paperwork.

What is a generator EPA ID number?

A RCRA Site ID number is assigned by EPA to the address of the physical location for each generator, transporter, and treatment, storage or disposal facility and should be used on documents and forms subsequently submitted to EPA and states.

How do I update my EPA ID number?

To update the information associated with your federal EPA ID number, complete and submit the US EPA Form 8700-12 – RCRA Subtitle C Site Identification Form. You have two options to submit the form. We recommend submitting the form electronically for a faster processing time.

What is a site ID number?

A site ID is a unique identification number allocated to your website when added to the Siteimprove platform.

How do I get an EPA ID in Texas?

Obtain/Update EPA ID Number Generators may submit EPA form 8700-12 to obtain an EPA ID Number from their RCRA-authorized state or EPA Region. The form can be found on RCRAInfo Web at https://rcrainfo.epa.gov/rcrainfoweb. In some states, generators may submit this form electronically.

How do I get an EPA ID in Massachusetts?

Login at RCRAInfo, access myRCRAid, and apply for a an EPA ID by submitting a Site Identification Form electronically to MassDEP. The agency reviews your application, either approving it or asking you to make corrections and submit it again.

Does Texas have an Environmental Protection Agency?

EPA’s work in Texas is managed by our Region 6 Office in Dallas. Learn more about EPA Region 6.