Training, Forms & Resources

Hazardous waste generators are required to keep documentation of certain activities. Learn more

For all generators

Generators are required to inspect and log inspections of their hazardous waste storage areas and containers.

• Weekly container inspections

Emergency planning

• Very Small Quantity Generator (VSQG) 
• Small Quantity Generator (SQG)
• Large Quantity Generator (LQG)

Small Quantity Generators (SQG)

Small Quantity Generators are required to make arrangements with local authorities in the event of a release. Use the form below to notify local authorities. Small Quantity Generators are also required to have a telephone posting. Complete page five of the local authority notification form, and post it near any phone used during an emergency.

• Local authority notification and telephone posting 

Large Quantity Generators (LQG)

Large Quantity Generators are required to complete a contingency plan.

• Contingency plan

Training form

Train all employees that have hazardous waste management and emergency response duties. This form can be used to track required training.

• Hazardous waste management training record

Hazardous waste fact sheets

A series of fact sheets from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency that covers a wide variety of hazardous waste topics. Learn more

BizRecycling

Commercial recycling laws have changed and most businesses in the metro area will need to recycle at least three types of materials. BizRecycling makes it simple and easy to comply.

• Free consultation with local recycling experts.
• Assesses your recycling programs.
• Up to $10,000 in grant funding available.
• Free recycling, organics and trash labels.

Business Recycling Guide

Looking for a way to recycle or dispose of unwanted items. This is an excellent first stop, supplying information on recycling options for specific wastes, donation opportunities and much more.

Business Pollution Prevention Program

This program helps businesses reduce the use of chemicals that can be harmful to the environment and lead to costly disposal/regulatory fees. Businesses receive technical and financial support (up to $50,000) to help transition to safer, more sustainable chemicals and high-efficiency equipment.

Learn more about the Business Pollution Prevention Program