The goal of this training module is to provide an overview of the used oil management program and to explain the different regulatory scenarios that can apply to used oil. The module distinguishes between the used oil management standards of Part 279 and the former used oil regulations under Part 266, Subpart E; identifies the different types of used oil handlers and their requirements under the used oil management standards, and summarizes the requirements for the used oil handlers regulated under the former program; explains the difference between on- and off-specification used oil; distinguishes between the recycling presumption and the rebuttal presumption; describes how the present regulations will become effective in both authorized and unauthorized states; explains under what circumstances used oil filters may be disposed as of nonhazardous; and describes the four pathways of potential regulation of used oil under the former program and compares differences with the present used oil management standards.

Cover title. "February 2000." "Updated October 1999"--Beneath title. "PB2000-101 910." "EPA530-R-99-070".

"Reviews the various regulatory requirements associated with used oil management ... The goal of this training module is to provide an overview of the used oil management program and to explain the different regulatory scenarios that can apply to used oil. The module begins by briefly tracing the developmental history of the regulations concerning used oil. A summary of the present used oil management program, as well as a brief summary of the former program, provides a basic comparison and introduction to both programs."--Introduction.