Hazardous Waste Manifest Generator

Generate a compliant EPA Form 8700-22 Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest PDF — entirely in your browser. Fill in all required boxes, then download the PDF and a CSV backup. No data is uploaded anywhere.

BOX 1–5 Generator Information

Generator Name *

EPA ID Number *

Generator Street Address

City

State

ZIP

Generator Phone (24-hr Emergency)

Emergency Response Name

Emergency Response Phone

Manifest Tracking Number (Box 4)

Manifest Date

BOX 6–9 Transporter Information

Transporter 1

Company Name *

EPA ID Number

Address

Phone

Transporter 2 (if applicable)

Company Name

EPA ID Number

BOX 10–12 Designated Facility (TSDF)

Facility Name *

EPA ID Number

Street Address

City

State

ZIP

Phone

BOX 13–18 Waste Stream(s)

BOX 14b / 19 Special Handling Instructions & Additional Info

Special Handling Instructions (Box 14b) Additional Description (Box 19 — international shipment details, state info, etc.)

Generate Documents

Both outputs are generated locally in your browser. The PDF lays out a single-page EPA Form 8700-22 with all 20 boxes populated. The CSV captures all fields for re-import or record-keeping.

⚠ This tool helps you prepare a manifest draft. Always verify all fields against current EPA/DOT regulations and your state's requirements. The generator certification statement is included verbatim from the official form. Regulations at 40 CFR Part 262 govern manifest requirements.

How it works

1. Fill Generator InfoBoxes 1–5: your facility name, EPA ID, address, and 24-hour emergency contact — required by 40 CFR §262.20.

2. Enter Transporter(s)Boxes 6–9: the company and EPA ID for each carrier. Up to two transporters on a single manifest.

3. Add TSDF DetailsBoxes 10–12: the designated Treatment, Storage, or Disposal Facility that receives the waste.

4. Describe Each WasteBoxes 13–18: UN/NA number, DOT proper shipping name, EPA waste codes (D/F/K/P/U), quantity, unit, container type, and management method code.

5. Download PDFpdf-lib generates a Form 8700-22 layout in your browser. The Generator certification statement is auto-placed in Box 15. No data leaves your device.

6. Save CSVExport all fields as CSV for your records management system — eliminates re-keying on the return trip or for state reporting.

The Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest (EPA Form 8700-22) is required for off-site transport of RCRA hazardous waste under 40 CFR Part 262. All waste generators that transport or offer for transport hazardous waste off-site must use this manifest. The manifest must accompany the waste shipment and copies must be retained by the generator, transporter(s), and TSDF.

Frequently asked questions

Who is required to use EPA Form 8700-22?: Any generator that ships RCRA hazardous waste off-site to a treatment, storage, or disposal facility (TSDF) must prepare a Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest. This includes Large Quantity Generators (LQG), Small Quantity Generators (SQG), and in some states, Very Small Quantity Generators (VSQG). Requirements are in 40 CFR Part 262. State regulations may add additional fields or require state-specific forms to accompany the federal manifest.
What are EPA waste codes — D, F, K, P, U?: D Characteristic wastes (ignitability, corrosivity, reactivity, toxicity) — e.g. D001 ignitable, D002 corrosive, D003 reactive, D004–D043 toxicity. F Non-specific source wastes from common industrial processes — e.g. F001–F005 spent solvents. K Specific source wastes from particular industries — e.g. K001 wood preserving. P Acute hazardous discarded commercial chemical products. U Toxic or hazardous discarded commercial chemical products. You can enter multiple EPA codes separated by spaces on each waste line.
What is a DOT Proper Shipping Name and where do I find it?: The DOT Proper Shipping Name is the official designation from 49 CFR Part 172, Hazardous Materials Table (49 CFR §172.101). For hazardous waste, the entry must include "RQ" if a reportable quantity is present, the UN/NA number, the proper shipping name, hazard class, and packing group — e.g. UN1993, Flammable liquid, n.o.s. (contains acetone), 3, PG II. The tool includes a built-in lookup table for common waste descriptions; you can also type the name manually. Always confirm against the current DOT HMT.
What do the management method codes mean?: Treatment codes (T): T06 = Incineration/thermal treatment, T11 = Liquid injection incineration, T25 = Land treatment, T26 = Thermal treatment other, T28 = Solvents recovery, T35 = Solidification/stabilization, T37 = Biological treatment, T38 = Ion exchange, T39 = Neutralization, T40 = Oxidation, T45 = Carbon adsorption, T50 = Other treatment. Storage codes (S): S01 = Container storage, S99 = Other storage. Disposal codes (D): D79 = Subtitle C landfill, D80 = Surface impoundment, D81 = Injection well. Enter the appropriate code(s) in the management method field for each waste line.
Is the e-Manifest system replacing paper manifests?: Yes. EPA's e-Manifest system (RCRAInfo) is the national electronic manifest system and is now the primary method for manifest submission. All TSDFs must use e-Manifest. Generators and transporters can use paper, hybrid, or fully electronic manifests. This tool generates a paper-format PDF suitable for situations where a paper or hybrid manifest is used, or as a draft before electronic submission. See EPA's e-Manifest resources for system enrollment and electronic submission.