New Jersey Recycling Approval Permitting

New Jersey Recycling Permit & Approval Experts

When it comes to recycling in New Jersey, no one knows the process better than us. Ever since we opened our doors in 1992, our clients have come to trust and depend on our consulting services, specifically when it comes to the recycling facility permitting approval process here in our home state of New Jersey. From compost to computers, asphalt to plastic, metal, wood, used oil, you name it, we know when, where and what your chances are of opening up a recycling facility in New Jersey are.

How we help recycling facilities get permitted in New Jersey.

Determining eligibility. The location of your recycling facility in New Jersey can make or break the whole process. We'll help you determine whether you're even eligible for a New Jersey recycling approval right off the bat, saving you time and money from the start.

We handle the details. We've prepared hundreds of recycling permit applications for a variety of facilities, and have been to countless committee meetings across New Jersey for local, county, and state agencies. You tell us what you're looking to do at your operation, and we'll handle the rest.

The right class of material, and the right recycling permit. This is the biggest thing when it comes to New Jersey recycling approvals. Depending on the material, the site, and much more, we'll obtain the right type of recycling permit for your operation. These include:

• Class A Recyclable Materials - Think traditional recyclables, such as cardboard and glass bottles. New Jersey Class A recycling permits cover what people typically refer to as post-consumer materials.
• Class B Recyclable Materials - Materials like concrete, asphalt, wood, trees, tires, and other similar materials are covered under a New Jersey Class B recycling permit.
• Class C Recyclable Materials - If you're looking to compost in New Jersey, a Class C recycling permit is what you need. It covers leaves, grass, and similar materials, and you'll have to adhere to some pretty rigorous regulations.
• Class D Recyclable Materials -  This is a mixed bag of "universal wastes", things like oil, certain metals, consumer electronics, and other waste streams are taken in at specific facilities covered under the New Jersey Class D recycling permits.

Associated work. Your New Jersey recycling facility is going to be covered under a variety of additional state and Federal considerations, including NJPDES stormwater permits, air quality permits, SPCC regulations, possibly Community Right-to-Know Reporting, TRI Reporting, RPPR Reporting, etc., etc. Not only are we experts at getting these recycling facilities' permits approved, we can also help take care of every environmental regulation you'll need to get into compliance with (which is part of the permit application process).

New Jersey recycling exemptions. We'll determine if your facility can be covered under a New Jersey recycling exemption. They're easier to get, simpler to 'use', and much cheaper. If you can get covered under an exemption, it makes recycling in NJ much easier.

Our Commitment to Recycling in New Jersey

We take pride in New Jersey being called the Garden State, and we're committed to seeing recycling grow in New Jersey. We're dedicated to helping our clients overcome the hurdles surrounding the process of getting recycling permits in New Jersey, regardless of industry, class of material, or where you're operation may be located. When you're looking for an approval or a specific exemption, you need the experts at Resource Management Associates.