Waste Tire Carrier Permits are issued. by the Department of Environmental Quality to ensure that waste tires generated in the State of Oregon are transported for processing or disposal only by individuals/ businesses authorized to transport tires for processing or disposal and only to facilities authorized by the Department.

Contact a bonding or insurance company. Use a standard bond form provided by DEQ. If you cannot obtain a bond, the Department will accept other types of financial assurance. This would require you to obtain special forms from the Department. Remember any financial assurance provided will be held for two years by the Department after the end of your tire hauling activities.

Read the label. In many cases, a hazardous material will be indicated by a Caution, Warning or Danger heading. (For example, a pesticide might say Warning; Poison.) Examples of common household hazardous wastes include solvents, bug sprays, herbicides, used oil, antifreeze, gasoline, oil-based and specialty paints, lead-acid batteries, nicad/alkaline batteries, household cleaners, and smoke alarms.

The statue imposes the tax on motor vehicle, trailer and motorcycle tires as defined in Section 56-3-20(2), (4) and (13). The definitions are: Motor Vehicle - Every vehicle which is self-propelled, excepts mopeds, and every vehicle which is propelled by electric power obtained from overhead trolley wire, but not operated upon rails; Motor-driven cycle - Every motorcycle, including every motor scooter, with a motor which produces not to exceed five horsepower.

Yes. Any person/business who handles or generates more than 100 waste tires per year must keep a log of the amount of waste tires generated and handled. In addition, anyone who generates any number of waste tires must keep receipts to establish that the tires were properly disposed of. This requirement includes both those having their tires hauled by a permitted Waste Tire Carrier and those hauling their own waste tires.

Customers can contact Trienekens Hazardous Waste Department direct line at 082- 612300 for enquiries on their type of waste. The list of waste classified as Scheduled Waste/Hazardous is referred under the Environmental Quality Act. Sample of waste can also be taken for lab testing to determine the classification of waste and the cost of disposal.

Yes, there is nothing in the formulation that would prevent a tire from being repaired. Advise the tire repair professional that you have used Fix-A-Flat® brand tire inflator in your tire, so they may properly clean the tire for repair.

After successfully completing the registration process in the registration tool, you will receive an e-mail confirming your license has been registered.

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Not unless you tell him or her. The University does not receive information about specific employees who utilize the services of the EAP, only demographic information to assist in providing better services.

All CORGI- registered installers carry ID cards which tell you which appliances they are qualified to work on. For more details visit our Registration Body page.

A Designated Hauler is one that is authorized by a Designated MRF Community to deliver recyclables collected from within that community to the MRF. A community authorizes a hauler by submitting a completed "Hauler Data Sheet" to the DEP. It is the community's responsibility to annually notify DEP of its designated haulers.