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Used Oil Section

Our Mission

Protect the public and the environment from exposure to contamination caused by the improper treatment, storage and disposal of used oil.

Our Goals

The Division's goals are to eliminate, or reduce, the obstacles to proper collection and disposal of do-it-yourselfer (DIYer) used oil, (i.e., used oil generated through household activities, including maintenance of personal vehicles) through a broad and extensive public education program, and by making used oil collection centers more accessible, and to maintain pertinent standards and regulations that apply to oil handlers including generators, transporters, processors, re-refiners, burners, and marketers.

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  • Used Oil Collection Centers by County
  • County Specific General Recycling Programs

    • image Used Oil Application, Registration and Other Forms

  • Application for Used Oil Collection Center
  • Registration for Used Oil Fuel Marketer
  • Permit Application for Off-specification Used Oil Fuel Burners
  • Permit Application for Used Oil Processors and Re-refiners
  • Permit Application for Used Oil Transporters
  • Permit Application for Used OIl Transfer Facilities
  • Used Oil Financial Assurance Forms

    • Annual Report Forms

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  • Off-Specification Burners Word image
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  • Transporters Word image


    Used Oil Financial Forms

  • Form 17.2 Word image Trust Agreements
  • Form 17.3 Word image Surety Bond guaranteeing payment into a Standby Trust Agreement Trust Fund
  • Form 17.4 Word image Irrevocable Standby Lletter of Credit with Standby Trust Agreement
  • Form 17.5 Word image Insurance Endorsement of Clean-up and Closure
  • Form 17.6 Word image Used Oil Transporter Pollution Liability Endorsement for Sudden Occurrence
  • Form 17.7 Word image Used Oil Pollution Liability Endorsement for Sudden Occurrences
  • Form 17.8 Word image Used Oil Pollution Liability Endorsement for Non-Sudden Occurrences
  • Form 17.9 Word image Used Oil Pollution Liability Endorsement for Sudden and Non-Sudden Occurrences
  • Form 17.10 Word image Letter of Credit for Third-Party damages from Environmental Pollution Liability with Optional Standby Trust Agreement to be used by Transfer/Processor/Re-Refiner/Off-Specification Burner Facility
  • Form 17.11 Word image Payment Bond for Third-Party damages from Environmental Pollution Liability to be used by Transfer/Processor/Re-Refiner/Off-Specification Burner Facility
  • Form 17.12 Word image Trust Agreement for Third-Party damages from Environmental Pollution Liability to be used by Transfer/Processor/Re-Refiner/Off-specification Burner Facility
  • Form 17.13 Word image Standby Trust Agreement, if and when applicable to certain Financial Mechanisms associated with Thirds-Party damages from Environmental Pollution Liability requiring a Standby Trust Agreement to be used by Transfer/Processor/Re-Refiner/Off-Specification Burner Facility.
  • Form 17.14 Word image Standby Trust Agreement, if and when applicable to certain Financial Mechanisms requiring a Standby Trust Agreement, other than Liability, to be used by Transfer/Processor/Re-Refiner/Off-Specification Burner Facility
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    • Used Oil Rules & Statute

  • Standards for the Management of Used Oil
  • Used Oil Management Act (Title 19, Chapter 6, Sections 701-723)

    • Permitted and Registered Used Oil Facilities

  • Marketers
  • Off-Specification Burners
  • Re-Refiners and Processors
  • Transporters
  • Transfer Facilities

    • Used Oil Program Information

  • Utah's Used Oil Program

    • Fact Sheets and Guidance Documents

  • Cleanup and Closure of Used Oil Facilities
  • Guidance for Cleanup and Closure of Used Oil Facilities

    • Used Oil Terminology

  • What is Used Oil?
  • Used Oil Generators
  • Used Oil Specifications
  • When is Used Oil Regulated as a Hazardous Waste?

    • Tracking the Program

  • Where Does Used Oil Come From?
  • Why Have a Used Oil Program?
  • Used Oil Inspections, Enforcement, and Prohibited Practices
  • Program Funding and Priorities
  • Used Oil Statistics
  • Additional Information
  • Comments

    • image Inspection Checklist for Used Oil Collection Center

    image Frequently Asked Questions

    image Outreach and Training

    In conjunction with the section's outreach program, Scott Hopkins (801-536-0235) is available to do basic used oil and pollution prevention training for businesses, community groups, professional organizations and schools (all levels).

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    For additional information on Used Oil please check out these sites!

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    Comments

    For more information about the Used Oil Program, please contact Deborah Ng (801-536-0218).

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