Technically Inc
Hazardous-waste facilities in Woburn, MA. Hazardous-waste handler currently a significant non-complier. Compliance: Significant Noncomplier. A permit or violation record is not a measured exposure.
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Record
- Status in source
- Active (H S) · SQG
- Record date
- ECHO RCRA as retrieved 2026-10-03
- Address
- 155B NEW BOSTON ST, WOBURN
- Source
- EPA ECHO hazardous-waste (RCRA) facilities
- Coordinates
- 42.50881, -71.14431
Treatment, storage and disposal facilities and current significant non-compliers only; ordinary generators are omitted. Distance from a home does not establish exposure.
Within one mile of this record
- 1 superfund sites
- 1 landfills
- 7 cleanup sites
- 3 industrial reporting
- 6 transmission lines
- 13 mapped cameras
- 44 major roads
Counts are records within a mile of the point, from the same sources; they overlap and are not unique facilities.
Hazardous-waste compliance (RCRA)
- Current violations: 1 · types: 001, NA
- Quarters in significant non-compliance: 12
- Inspections: 0 · last 2005-08-11
- Formal enforcement actions: 0 · last 2005-10-14 · penalties $0
Why this may matter, and what to check
A source is not an exposure measurement. Health effects depend on the chemical or physical agent, whether it reaches a person, its concentration, exposure route, duration and individual susceptibility.
Why this may matter
Treatment, storage and disposal facilities handle hazardous waste under permit; a facility currently flagged as a significant non-complier has unresolved serious violations. Ordinary generators such as hospitals or workshops are not shown, because a generator permit says little about exposure.
How it could reach a home
Relevant pathways depend on the waste and the failure: spills to soil or groundwater, air emissions from treatment, or transport traffic. A compliance status describes paperwork and inspections as well as releases.
What remains unknown
- Whether a violation involved a release or a records failure
- Corrective-action status and any off-site contamination
- Truck routes and operating hours
What to check next
- Environmental regulator — Request the inspection reports behind the current violation and the corrective-action status.
- Facility operator — Ask which wastes are handled, what monitoring is done and whether results are public.
Guidance reviewed 2026-09-13 · EPA ECHO compliance ↗ · EPA hazardous waste (RCRA) ↗
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