The Remote Maintenance Worker (RMW) Program was initiated in 1981 to provide onsite training and technical assistance to operators of water and wastewater utilities in rural Alaskan communities. By providing communities a knowledgeable resource, available to deliver training and assistance at the local level, the RMW Program aims to build local ...

DEC provides technical assistance to many large quantity generators on RMW treatment, management and disposal. Contact our Division of Materials Management, Bureau of Solid Waste Management at 518-402-8678 or email us .

In order for a permitted RMW transporter to obtain authorization from the Department to transport Viral Hemorrhagic Fever (VHF) contaminated waste, the transporter must provide evidence that they have USDOT Party Status to DOT-SP 16279 for packaging and transporting VHF waste and must complete and submit to NYSDEC, a Certification for Transport ...

Operator certification information by RMW region can be requested by emailing [email protected] or calling 907-465-1139. In your email request please include the RMW region.

The Remote Maintenance Worker (RMW) Program was initiated in 1981 to provide onsite training and technical assistance to operators of water and wastewater utilities in rural Alaskan communities.

The DEC has oversight authority for all storage, treatment and destruction processes located on-site of facilities not under DOH jurisdiction (unless such facility is considered a commercial operation), for off-site transport of RMW, for all generators, tracking, responding to illegal disposal incidents, and for all off-site storage, transfer ...

The objective of the Department of Environmental Conservation’s (DEC) Remote Maintenance Worker Program (RMW) is to assist rural Alaskan communities in providing safe drinking water and properly treated wastewater by developing a group of well-trained sanitation facility operators.

Businesses need a permit from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to build a regulated medical waste (RMW) facility. Other laws apply to RMW nationally. Click the following link for for more information on Federal requirements. Use the Step by Step tool to get an exhaustive list of requirements that matter to you.

CREATION ON RMW PROGRAM The Remote Maintenance Worker (RMW) Program was created to protect the water and wastewater infrastructure investment in rural communities. The program is funded by the State, EPA and USDA-RD

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation's Village Safe Water (VSW) and Remote Maintenance Worker (RMW) Programs, in collaboration with the Rural Utility Business Advisor (RUBA) Program and the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC), have developed criteria for assessing operations and maintenance capacity of rural water and ...