iSi's September EHS Training Schedule
Wichita, Kansas Classes Our Wichita classes will be held at iSi's Training Center at 215 S.
⚡ In short: iSi offers RCRA Hazardous Waste Management (2-day comprehensive, $475) and RCRA Refresher (1-day update, $225) in September in Wichita. Both courses meet EPA training requirements and include lunch.
Wichita, Kansas Classes
Our Wichita classes will be held at iSi’s Training Center at 215 S. Laura in Wichita.
RCRA Hazardous Waste Management September 14-15 | $475 (Lunch included on 2nd day) Register | More Info
RCRA Refresher September 15 | $225 (Lunch included) Register | More Info
Onsite and Custom Training iSi also provides facility-specific training tailored to your operations and staff. More Info on iSi Training | Onsite Training Pricing
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is RCRA and which facilities need to comply with it?
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) is EPA legislation governing hazardous waste generation, treatment, storage, and disposal. Facilities that generate hazardous waste must comply with RCRA requirements, including proper waste identification, storage, packaging, labeling, and recordkeeping to ensure environmental protection and worker safety.
Q: What does RCRA training cover?
RCRA hazardous waste management training covers EPA waste identification and classification, storage time limits, container management, labeling requirements, emergency procedures, and recordkeeping obligations. iSi Environmental offers comprehensive RCRA training at their Wichita facility to ensure facility compliance with EPA hazardous waste regulations.
Q: What is the difference between initial RCRA training and a RCRA refresher course?
Initial RCRA training is a comprehensive 2-day course covering all EPA hazardous waste regulations and facility procedures, while refresher training is a condensed single-day course for employees who have completed initial training and need to update their knowledge of RCRA requirements and facility protocols.
Q: How often should facilities provide RCRA training to employees?
Facilities must ensure that employees who handle hazardous waste receive initial RCRA training before beginning work with hazardous materials. OSHA and EPA require that facilities update employee training annually or whenever procedures change, making regular refresher courses essential for compliance in Wichita and other Kansas locations.
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