Category: Waste Management and Radiation Control

Related Links Individuals and businesses may not dispose or incinerate solid waste except at facilities complying with Utah’s solid and hazardous waste rules. Non-hazardous solid waste generally consists of municipal trash and garbage; construction and demolition waste; waste from commercial establishments; and industrial waste. Solid waste disposal sites must obtain permits from the Executive Secretary…

Will you operate a waste tire storage facility? YES: Download the Instructions for Application for a Permit to Operate a Waste Tire Storage Facility (39 KB). Do you wish to become a waste tire recycler? YES: Download the Waste Tire Recycler Registration Application (322 KB). Do you wish to become a waste tire transporter? YES: Download the Waste Tire Transporter…

Related Links The goal is to eliminate, or reduce, the obstacles to proper collection and disposal of do-it-yourselfer (DIYer) used oil, (i.e., used oil generated through household activities, including maintenance of personal vehicles) through a broad and extensive public education program, and by making used oil collection centers more accessible, and by maintaining pertinent standards…

Related Links End of the Waste Management Section Next Up? Air Quality You have completed the Waste Management section of the Permit Wizard process. If you have not received an answer to all of your waste related questions, or if you still have concerns or additional questions, contact the Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control (801)…

Related Links Does your facility wish to obtain a new, amend, or renew a Specific Radioactive Material License? YES: Are you a medical licensee interested in adding a new Radiation Safety Officer, Authorized User, Authorized Medical Physicist, or Authorized Nuclear Pharmacist? YES: Get the appropriate Preceptor Attestation for Medical Use Form from the Form DRC-02A Series. Do…

Related Links If your facility has radiation generating equipment—such as X-ray machines and particle accelerators—you need to register your equipment. Visit the following: Does your facility wish to register radiation-generating equipment at a new or existing facility, or are you changing the address on a registration certificate? YES: Download the X-ray Machine Registration Application Form (DRC-10) (102…

Related Links If your facility intends to dispose of low-level radioactive waste at the EnergySolutions‘ facility in Clive, Utah, then you need a Generator Site Access Permit. Does your facility wish to obtain a radiation control permit for low-level radioactive waste generators to the EnergySolutions facility? YES: Visit Generator Site Access Permit System. Does your facility…

Related Links If you’re are a Qualified Expert, Mammography Imaging Medical Physicist, or an X-Ray Machine Assembler or Service Provider then you need to be certified with the State of Utah. Do you wish to apply to become a new Qualified Expert? YES: Download the Qualified Expert Registration Application Form (145 KB). Do you wish to be…

Related Links For additional questions or concerns, contact the Utah Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control at (801) 536-4250. End of the Radiation Control Section Next Up? Other Programs You have completed the Radiation Control section of the Permit Wizard process. If you have not received an answer to all of your radiation related questions, or if…