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How to use or fill out the Grease Trap Cleaning Manifest - Sanitary Board online
The grease trap cleaning manifest is an essential document for food service establishments to track the disposal of fats, oils, and grease waste. This guide provides a clear and user-friendly approach to completing the manifest online, ensuring compliance with sanitary board regulations.
Follow the steps to efficiently fill out the grease trap cleaning manifest online.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
- Begin with section A-1, where you need to fill in the food service establishment (FSE) information, including the business name and address.
- Navigate to section A-2, where the disposal data should be completed by the hauler or pumper. Enter the trap capacity in gallons and the quantity removed in gallons.
- In section A-3, the FSE representative must provide their name and signature, certifying that no hazardous materials are present in the waste. Include the date and time of service.
- Proceed to section B-1, which requires hauler/pumper information, including business name and address.
- Complete section B-2 with the quantity removed in gallons and ensure the hauler certifies the truthfulness of the information. The operator's signature, name, and date/time of waste acceptance are also needed here.
- In section C-1, fill out the valid operator’s license number and state, followed by disposal/transferred site information, including the business name and address.
- Complete section C-2, detailing the quantity received in gallons by the disposal representative.
- The disposal site representative must sign in section C-3, providing their printed name, date, and time of acceptance, along with the valid DEP permit number.
- After completing all sections, you can save changes, download, print, or share the completed manifest form as required.
Complete the grease trap cleaning manifest online today to ensure proper waste disposal compliance.
Most grease traps should be cleaned out every 1-3 months, depending on usage. To know exactly how often your business needs to attend to the grease traps, consider the “1/4th rule.” In simple terms, the grease trap should be cleaned out when it reaches a quarter of its capacity.