March 3, 2008
Charlton Co. Fined For Waste Violations
By Matthew L. Brown
A Charlton fiber optics manufacturer has been hit with a $30,348 state Department of Environmental Protection fine for hazardous waste violations.
According to the DEP, Incom Inc. was found, during a DEP inspection, to be treating and accumulating hazardous waste. The company also failed to have a hazardous waste training or contingency plan in place, DEP said, and failed to complete a Toxics Use Reduction Act plan.
Incom agreed to pay a $22,400 fine and the remaining $7,948 was suspended by DEP pending successful implementation of an environmental management system to prevent further violations.
According to the DEP, Incom Inc. was found, during a DEP inspection, to be treating and accumulating hazardous waste. The company also failed to have a hazardous waste training or contingency plan in place, DEP said, and failed to complete a Toxics Use Reduction Act plan.
Incom agreed to pay a $22,400 fine and the remaining $7,948 was suspended by DEP pending successful implementation of an environmental management system to prevent further violations.
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