Your RCRA Biennial Report. Off your plate.
We prepare and file your RCRA Biennial Hazardous Waste Report — accurate, on time, no drama. Southern California based. We travel.
Why this isn't optional
Do you actually have to file?
Generator status gets misread constantly. We start with a real applicability check — not an assumption.
You likely need to file if…
- 1,000 kg+ hazardous waste generated in any month
- LQG thresholds hit even once this year
- You operate a treatment, storage, or disposal facility
- You're a CA generator under DTSC's program
Built from your records. Not a template.
We pull your manifests, reconcile the data, and file it right the first time.
Generator status checkLQG status and re-notification requirements confirmed.
Manifest reconciliationCross-checked against disposal and waste records.
Form 8700-13 A/B prepSite ID, Generator, and Waste Received forms completed.
RCRAInfo filingFiled electronically, confirmation kept on file.
CA DTSC overlayReconciled with state-specific requirements.
Deficiency responseWe handle the agency follow-up.
Threshold math, done right.
No July 1 scramble. We screen, calculate, and file — before the deadline sneaks up.
Applicability screeningNAICS code, headcount, and threshold analysis.
Release calculationsAir, water, land, and transfer estimates.
Form R / Form A prepWhichever filing your data supports.
TRI-MEweb submissionFiled to EPA and your state SERC.
Trade secret supportSanitized and unsanitized filings, handled.
Supplier notice reviewFlagged before it becomes a surprise trigger.
Priced per facility. Most LQG reports quoted within 48 hours.
Scope My ReportOne-time project, or bundled into a monthly retainer so it's re-checked every year.
Scope My FilingFour steps. No guessing.
Applicability check
Generator status and TRI applicability, confirmed first.
Data pull
You send records. We handle the reconciliation.
Prepare & review
Draft comes back to you for sign-off first.
File & confirm
Filed electronically, confirmation kept for your records.
Based in Southern California. Not limited to it.
On-site and remote support for high-hazard facilities across the region.
Outside these counties? We travel — ask when you request a quote.
Two filings. Compliance is year-round.
Stormwater, AQMD, and Cal/OSHA don't run on the same calendar. Someone still has to track it all.
One filing, done
- RCRA Biennial Report or TRI Form R
- Fixed scope, fixed price
- Good fit for a single deadline
Compliance-as-a-Service
- Monthly rate, no surprise invoices
- RCRA + TRI tracked and filed automatically
- Stormwater, AQMD, and Cal/OSHA folded in
- Direct line to an EHS professional
Ongoing EHS partner
- Acts as your outsourced EHS department
- Audit prep, training, permit renewals
- Scoped to your facility's regulatory footprint
Common questions on RCRA & TRI reporting
Who has to file a RCRA Biennial Report?
Large Quantity Generators — generally 1,000 kg+ of hazardous waste in any month. Hit LQG status even once in the year and you're on the hook, even if you're usually smaller.
When is the RCRA Biennial Report due?
March 1 of every even-numbered year, covering the previous odd year. Filed on EPA Form 8700-13 A/B through RCRAInfo.
What is TRI / Form R reporting and how is it different from RCRA?
TRI tracks chemical releases annually, due July 1. RCRA tracks hazardous waste, due every two years. Many facilities file both.
Does Plaid Safety serve companies outside Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, and Riverside?
Southern California is home base, but we travel for the right project. Reach out regardless of location.
What happens if I miss the deadline?
Penalties run into the tens of thousands per violation, per day. Late is expensive. Missing it entirely is worse.
Ready to get this off your desk?
Send your last filing or a quick description of your facility. We'll tell you what applies and what it costs.
Your RCRA Biennial Report. Off your plate.
We prepare and file your RCRA Biennial Hazardous Waste Report — accurate, on time, no drama. Southern California based. We travel.
Why this isn't optional
Do you actually have to file?
Generator status gets misread constantly. We start with a real applicability check — not an assumption.
You likely need to file if…
- 1,000 kg+ hazardous waste generated in any month
- LQG thresholds hit even once this year
- You operate a treatment, storage, or disposal facility
- You're a CA generator under DTSC's program
Built from your records. Not a template.
We pull your manifests, reconcile the data, and file it right the first time.
Generator status checkLQG status and re-notification requirements confirmed.
Manifest reconciliationCross-checked against disposal and waste records.
Form 8700-13 A/B prepSite ID, Generator, and Waste Received forms completed.
RCRAInfo filingFiled electronically, confirmation kept on file.
CA DTSC overlayReconciled with state-specific requirements.
Deficiency responseWe handle the agency follow-up.
Threshold math, done right.
No July 1 scramble. We screen, calculate, and file — before the deadline sneaks up.
Applicability screeningNAICS code, headcount, and threshold analysis.
Release calculationsAir, water, land, and transfer estimates.
Form R / Form A prepWhichever filing your data supports.
TRI-MEweb submissionFiled to EPA and your state SERC.
Trade secret supportSanitized and unsanitized filings, handled.
Supplier notice reviewFlagged before it becomes a surprise trigger.
Priced per facility. Most LQG reports quoted within 48 hours.
Scope My ReportOne-time project, or bundled into a monthly retainer so it's re-checked every year.
Scope My FilingFour steps. No guessing.
Applicability check
Generator status and TRI applicability, confirmed first.
Data pull
You send records. We handle the reconciliation.
Prepare & review
Draft comes back to you for sign-off first.
File & confirm
Filed electronically, confirmation kept for your records.
Based in Southern California. Not limited to it.
On-site and remote support for high-hazard facilities across the region.
Outside these counties? We travel — ask when you request a quote.
Two filings. Compliance is year-round.
Stormwater, AQMD, and Cal/OSHA don't run on the same calendar. Someone still has to track it all.
One filing, done
- RCRA Biennial Report or TRI Form R
- Fixed scope, fixed price
- Good fit for a single deadline
Compliance-as-a-Service
- Monthly rate, no surprise invoices
- RCRA + TRI tracked and filed automatically
- Stormwater, AQMD, and Cal/OSHA folded in
- Direct line to an EHS professional
Ongoing EHS partner
- Acts as your outsourced EHS department
- Audit prep, training, permit renewals
- Scoped to your facility's regulatory footprint
Common questions on RCRA & TRI reporting
Who has to file a RCRA Biennial Report?
Large Quantity Generators — generally 1,000 kg+ of hazardous waste in any month. Hit LQG status even once in the year and you're on the hook, even if you're usually smaller.
When is the RCRA Biennial Report due?
March 1 of every even-numbered year, covering the previous odd year. Filed on EPA Form 8700-13 A/B through RCRAInfo.
What is TRI / Form R reporting and how is it different from RCRA?
TRI tracks chemical releases annually, due July 1. RCRA tracks hazardous waste, due every two years. Many facilities file both.
Does Plaid Safety serve companies outside Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, and Riverside?
Southern California is home base, but we travel for the right project. Reach out regardless of location.
What happens if I miss the deadline?
Penalties run into the tens of thousands per violation, per day. Late is expensive. Missing it entirely is worse.
Ready to get this off your desk?
Send your last filing or a quick description of your facility. We'll tell you what applies and what it costs.