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UES collection facilities hold the EPA identification numbers and state registrations required for the used oil services they provide.
This page explains what UES holds and which documents customers and compliance teams can request for their records.
Key takeaways
- Each UES collection facility holds its own EPA identification number.
- UES holds state permits, certifications or registrations where states require them.
- UES carries $20 million in blanket insurance coverage.
- Certificates, EPA numbers, pickup receipts and safety data sheets are available on request.
UES EPA identification numbers and state permits
Each UES collection facility holds its own EPA identification number. UES also holds the state permits, certifications or registrations required where it operates, such as the Alabama Used Oil Transporter Permit.
Customers can ask us to confirm the EPA identification number for the facility serving them. See the documents you can request below.
UES insurance coverage
UES carries $20 million in blanket insurance coverage.
Customers can request a certificate of insurance when needed for vendor approval or compliance records.
A certificate of insurance is available for vendor approval or compliance records.
Request a certificateUES industry memberships
UES is a member of Enfinite, formerly NORA, and the Independent Lubricant Manufacturers Association (ILMA).
Documents you can request from UES
Customers can request:
A certificate of insurance
Request this documentConfirmation of the EPA identification number for the UES facility serving them
Request this documentA copy of a pickup receipt
Request this documentSafety data sheets, which are also available through the Customer Portal
Request this documentWritten by Universal Environmental Services. Reviewed by Scott Eddings, VP of Operations, on October 8, 2026.
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