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October 2016

Are “day” cans allowed?

What is the regulatory status of a small “day” container holding hazardous waste or a container that is marked “empty at the end of each shift”? Drilling down into some 2011 EPA guidance gives us the answer. READ MORE

Do you know what SW–846 is?

If you know that SW–846 is EPA’s compendium of analytical methods for evaluating wastes, you may be interested in a new SW–846 emailing list. By signing up on the list, you will be notified and asked to comment when EPA posts additions or revisions to nonregulatory SW–846 test methods. READ MORE

Monumental training in the Monument City

McCoy heads to Indianapolis, Indiana, October 24-28, 2016. Our host hotel is the Sheraton Indianapolis City Centre in the heart of Indy. After your training, visit the Indianapolis City Market, just four short blocks east of our hotel for an old-world market experience, with a modern twist. Or, hike, bike, and fish your way through the 1700-acre Fort Harrison State Park, about fifteen miles from the hotel. Sign up today.

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Sheraton Indianapolis City Centre
Indianapolis City Market
Fort Harrison State Park

Got spills? Get guidance

New guidance released by EPA in September covers RCRA questions surrounding releases and residues from accidents. How does this information apply to accidents that may occur at your facility? READ MORE

RCRA by the bay

We’ll be in Houston, Texas, November 15-16, 2016. We will host our last RCRA Refresher of the year at the newly renovated South Shore Harbour Resort. Designed for seasoned pros, McCoy’s 2-Day RCRA Refresher Seminar contains almost all the content of the 5-Day seminar presented in two fast-paced days, so you can get back to work. Or, bring the family and extend your stay to explore gorgeous Galveston Island, about thirty miles away from our hotel. We’ll see you there.

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South Shore Harbor Resort
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Galveston Island

Dazzling training under the lights

McCoy’s final seminar of 2016 will be in Las Vegas, Nevada, December 5-9, 2016. Come stay and play at our host hotel, The Orleans Hotel and Casino. At $49.00 per night, this seminar is a great budget option. Feeling adventurous? After your training, take the plunge on X-Scream, the 866-foot tall roller coaster atop the Stratosphere, just five miles from our hotel. If heights don’t thrill you, travel to another world with Cirque du Soleil’s epic production, KÀ, at the MGM Grand. Join us.

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The Orleans Hotel and Casino
X-Scream Roller Coaster
Cirque du Soleil’s KÀ

Secure computing—sans password

It seems like password breaches are a constant occurrence these days. PC manufacturer Lenovo is working with several partners to change that, using biometric fingerprint sensors to replace passwords. Learn more here.

2016–2017 Seminars

5-Day RCRA Seminars
Indianapolis: October 24–28, 2016
Las Vegas: December 5–9, 2016
Phoenix: February 6–10, 2017
Orlando: February 27–Mar 3, 2017
Houston: April 10–14, 2017
Hilton Head Island: May 8–12, 2017
Portland: June 19–23, 2017
San Antonio: July 17–21, 2017
Lake Tahoe: August 21–25, 2017
Virginia Beach: September 11–15, 2017
Chicago: October 23–27, 2017

2-Day RCRA Refreshers
Houston: November 15–16, 2016
Denver: March 21–22, 2017
Las Vegas: May 31–Jun 1, 2017
Boston: August 1–2, 2017

3-Day Puerto Rico RCRA Seminar
Guaynabo: August 8–10, 2017

Visit understandrcra.com to register or call us at 303-526-2674.

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