RRC Chapter 4 compliant waste manifesting
We’ve designed a simple, easy-to-use workflow to support manifesting across all three parties - waste generators, waste haulers, and waste receivers.
It's simple and easy.
When compliance involves three different parties, it helps to have everyone on the same page...literally.
One job
Energy Producers can use one job to coordinate a haul, capture waste manifest requirements, create a job ticket, capture safety documentation, and more.
Less effort with more control.
Compliance made simple
As a service provider you're all set to stay compliant, while minimizing the amount of work required from drivers.
Manifests and beyond
It's not just manifesting that gets better with IronSight. You'll also have visibility into loads heading to your locations, as well as analytics on who's hauling how much of what to where.
Why use IronSight?
Here are a few reasons why IronSight could be the best option for your company.
Simple
Something we learned a long time ago is that field based software is only as good as it’s adoption. IronSight ensures that every user has a simple, easy experience.
Collaborative
When you have multiple parties involved in a manifest, it helps to have a system where multiple parties can be involved in a manifest. A simple concept, but one that can make all the difference.
Versatile
IronSight works best with all three parties involved, but if you're only able to pick a system for your own company only - IronSight can still work for you. Reach out to talk with us about how.
Connected
If you have a system you’d like connected with IronSight we can work together to make it happen.
SCADA
If you have meters at a pickup, or a drop-off location, actual volumes can be integrated into IronSight and onto a manifest. If you're a generator, jobs can be automatically created based on a tank reading.
Accounting systems
IronSight can pass manifest (and ticket) information through to a financial accounting system to simplify reporting.
More than a manifest
IronSight jobs can be fully functional digital tickets in addition to being a waste manifest. In fact, our e-manifesting workflow is built on our e-ticketing workflow. Combining the ticketing and the manifesting workflows helps further streamline your processes. Additionally, if there are any digital forms that need to be captured, like a JSA, IronSight can do that as well.
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learning more?
Nothing like good ol' fashioned conversation to understand how IronSight for e-manifesting will work for your business.
Resources and FAQs
Find links to resources and answers to questions.
You can read our full article on the RRC Rule 8 Changes here
The Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Title 16, Part 1, Chapters 1 through 20, commonly referred to as 16 TAC, are where the official rules of the Railroad Commission of Texas are documented. Chapters 3 and 4 are the relevant chapters related to this guide. You can review 16 TAC here.
Statewide Rule 8, formerly codified as 16 TAC §3.8 was the previous regulation for pits, including saltwater disposal pits, oilfield waste recycling, and oil and gas waste disposal. The changes made to 16 TAC chapters 3 and 4 are still commonly referred to as the Rule 8 changes.
You can use IronSight for waste manifesting only, however most companies will find that because their team are already using IronSight for the manifest, adding in things like line items for a costed ticket, and required forms like JSAs, make things easier for everyone. Contact us to learn more
Yes, IronSight can be used to support any required manifesting or other fluid transfer documentation. If you'd like to explore IronSight for other manifesting requirements please contact us to discuss further.
Yes, IronSight can be used for other waste streams. However, we strongly recommend rolling out for non-hazardous waste first, and then bringing on hazardous later.