The violations are of Missouri hazardous waste permit and the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) at its permitted facility in Kaiser.
EPA inspected Waste Management LampTracker in August 2010, according to an administrative consent agreement filed by the Agency in Kansas City.
EPA inspected the company’s main Kaiser facility at 415 Kaiser Industrial Drive, and an unpermitted materials staging area located less than a mile away.
After the inspection, EPA ordered the company citing multiple issues with inadequate waste container management, inadequate facility management, and failures to comply with universal waste requirements.
Through the settlement agreement with EPA, the company has certified that its Kaiser operations are now in compliance with all requirements of RCRA and its Missouri gazardous waste permit.
Waste Management LampTracker collects and recycles universal waste lamps, mercury containing equipment and batteries at its facility in Kaiser.
