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1 Electronic Manifesting (e-Manifest)
40 CFR

2 10/5/12 2/7/14 4/16/16 1/3/18 6/30/18 Background
Hazardous Waste e-Manifest Establishment Act 10/5/12 Part 1 of 2 (“One Year Rule”) 2/7/14 EPA assembled an advisory committee EPA Chair, 2 IT, 3 industry users, 3 state program Meetings in January and September 2017 4/16/16 Part 2 of 2 (“Fee Rule”) 1/3/18 Effective Date 6/30/18

3 One Year Rule 79 FR 7917 Established legal & policy framework for use of e-Manifests Purpose: Identify scope of users and manifests eligible to participate in system Consistent implementation of e-Manifests in all states Finalize EPA’s decisions to establish a national e-Manifest system Announce policy decisions related to using and implementing e-Manifests

4 Notes No opt-out option
All data will be stored in EPA’s system, regardless of submission type TSD is directly invoiced and pays all fees Everything that requires a manifest today is included even PCBs, state-only wastes e-Manifest does not replace/eliminate biennial (or annual) hazardous waste reports On EPA’s to-do list for a future addition

5 Notes Transporter to maintain a printed manifest of any type
DOT requirement Data published 90 days from TSD receipt Certain CFATS related data will be “sanitized” P and U listed only Scrubbed of most shipment-specific details Brokers are acceptable Addendum in new Functionality not yet active

6 User Fee Rule for e-Manifest
83 FR 420 Methodology for setting and revising user fees Costs for developing, operating, maintaining and upgrading system Costs incurred in collecting and processing data, subject to change Type Option Details Full Electronic 1 Electronic from start to finish All parties registered for e-signature Hybrid Electronic 2 Generator uses paper, transporter digitizes Transporter and TSD register Data plus Image 3 Paper until TSD, TSD uploads data and image Only TSD must register Image Only 4 Image, but no data, uploaded, registration unknown Mailed Paper 5 Mail to EPA, no registration

7 New Paper Manifest ( ) 83 FR 420 5 Parts – updated distribution (currently 6) Page 1 – Designated facility to EPA’s e-manifest system (top copy) Page 2 – Designated facility to generator Page 3 – Designated facility copy Page 4 – Transporter Copy Page 5 – Generator’s initial copy (bottom copy) NOTE: TSD does not send any paper manifests back to the generator, States can still require distribution of the generator copy (Footnote 7, 83 FR 437)

8 System Development Web portal to use the system
40 CFR Web portal to use the system direct interfaces for third party software access System under active development, isn’t finished System integrates RCRAInfo for registration CDX for signature management EPA encouraging people to use system in test environment

9 Software Release Timeline
e-Manifest Release 1.0 Web application and user admin June 2017 e-Manifest Release 2.0 Industry services, e-signature, payment integration January 2018 System Launch June 2018

10 User Roles/Permissions
40 CFR Site Manager: facility gate keeper Administers authorized users for a site EPA recommends 2 per facility Certifier: full authorization plus ability to certify info for submission Preparer: view, add and modify but can not submit information Viewer: only able to view information in system, unable to add, modify or submit

11 E-Signatures e-Signature must be CROMERR compliant
40 CFR e-Signature must be CROMERR compliant Cross Media Electronic Reporting Rule, 10/13/05 FR These signatures have extra security requirements Traditional tablet-based signatures are technically allowed None have been approved Must use EPA’s web portal to e-Sign This will be an awkward process at best for real-life shipments If you start a manifest shipping transaction electronically, it stays electronic until the transaction is completed (usually TSD signature).  Similar for paper TSDs will most likely be required to load both the final manifest electronic data and manifest images (for wastes shipped on paper). System will not eliminate or replace biennial/annual hazardous waste reports. Huge effort to get up and running in this time period, and there are a few things on the biennial reports that aren’t captured on paper manifests today. The E-manifest system will take care of manifest distribution (saving mail costs), have reporting facilities, auditing capabilities for changed items, etc…

12 Where are We? We (and other large TSDs) are very skeptical that EPA will be ready on 6/30/18 Software is very much a beta product Beta testing scheduled to start 4/23/18 We are actively developing integration with our own systems and will be ready by 6/30/18 At least one of the submission methods (data plus image) has a near-zero impact on current process Everything stays on paper, and TSD does all work

13 Can I Register? FYI - Can I register is whether you can register on the production side of the system.  Anyone can register in their test system.  Note – registering in test does not register you in production

14 Best Practices… so Far Encourage at least 2 people in compliance management register in the RCRA Info portal in the Site Manager role Will be required to: Administer sub-user accounts (not available) E-sign and correct manifests Assign broker privileges (not available) See manifests as soon as they are posted (vs. waiting 90 days for public availability).

15 Resources Available Submit input/questions to eManifest@epa.gov
Subscribe to ListServ send a blank to Visit EPA’s Manifest Program webpage: Testing Platforms/Webinars/EPA Regional meetings FAQs

16 Thank You


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