Waste Management Program - Asbestos
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Asbestos crystal fibers |
Asbestos sprayed on a ceiling beam as an insulator |
The Asbestos Program is responsible for regulating asbestos abatement projects in the state of South Dakota. For this reason, guidelines for renovation and demolition projects have been developed. In addition, the department has specific requirements for the handling of asbestos containing materials such as floor tile and roofing materials. The emission standards for asbestos during remodeling or demolition projects are adopted from the federal standards in Administrative Rules of South Dakota 74:36:08. These federal standards are found in 40 CFR Part 61 and 62. The office provides technical assistance, issues worker certifications, receives abatement job notifications, conducts inspections, and conducts complaint investigations. Training and certification rules are found in Administrative Rules of South Dakota 74:31.
Asbestos Related Documents
Application for Certification to Conduct Work in South Dakota
Notification Form for Demolition and Renovation Projects
List of Asbestos Training Course Providers in South Dakota
Asbestos Hazards in Flood Damaged Homes
In the State of South Dakota, the following facilities are permitted to accept asbestos related waste for disposal. However, no facility is required to accept your waste so you are advised to contact them in advance. Click on any of the following for contact information:
Belle Fourche Landfill
Brookings Landfill
Brown County Landfill
Mitchell Landfill
Pierre Landfill
Rapid City Landfill
Roberts County Landfill
Sioux Falls Landfill
Tri-County Landfill
Vermillion Landfill
Walworth County Landfill
Watertown Landfill
For additional information on the regulatory requirements pertaining to Asbestos,
visit the South Dakota Environmental Permitting and Regulation Guide.
For further information regarding asbestos,
please contact Chad Babcock by e-mail or by calling (605) 773-3153.
