Document Category: Materials Management

RCRA Online

Public. RCRA Online is an electronic database that indexes thousands of letters, memoranda, publications, and questions and answers issued by EPA’s Office of Resource Conservation and Recovery (ORCR). RCRA Online documents represent past EPA Headquarters interpretations of the RCRA regulations governing the management of solid, hazardous, and medical waste. RCRA Online allows users to locate documents by browsing topics or performing full text or advanced searches. RCRA Online also allows users to view the actual text of the documents identified in a search.

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Orientation Manual

This EPA manual provides introductory information on the solid and hazardous waste management programs under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. Designed for EPA and State staff, members of the regulated community, and the general public who wish to better understand RCRA, this document constitutes ad review of the RCRA program and is not a substitute for RCRA or its implementing regulations.

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Training Modules

Note on the EPA website: Most of these modules were last updated in 2005, but are still very useful resources for people wishing to gain an understanding of the RCRA program. They are not intended to serve as comprehensive sources of regulatory information. For recent regulatory information, visit EPA’s hazardous waste website, which can be found on the Modules webpage.

Environmental Response Training Program Virtual University (ERTPVU) – EPA’s RCRA Training Website

Open to States and EPA only. The RCRA training website located on this site provides easy access to a comprehensive compendium of RCRA training materials, including a series of training videos for permit writers training, RCRA fundamentals, cost estimation, and RCRA air emission standards. This page allows access to a variety of resources used in RCRA-specific online course material. Training materials are sorted by ubject matter, e.g., basic curriculum, permtting, corrective action.