REHS/RS Solid and Hazardous Waste Practice Test

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Containers used in site clean-up operations must be marked and labeled in accordance to whom's regulations?

OSHA Only

EPA Only

OSHA, EPA, and DOT

The moveable label on containers at a site cleanup must meet multiple federal requirements because labeling serves different purposes along the path from on-site handling to off-site transport. OSHA covers the workplace aspect, ensuring workers see hazards and precautions on containers through Hazard Communication/GHS labeling. EPA covers hazardous waste management under RCRA, requiring proper labeling of hazardous waste containers to ensure safe storage and handling. DOT covers transportation, requiring correct labeling when hazardous materials are shipped off-site under the Hazardous Materials Regulations. Because all three areas apply to different parts of the process, the regulations come from OSHA, EPA, and DOT. FDA doesn’t regulate this aspect of site cleanup labeling.

FDA

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