Are your Georgia scrap-tire IDs, manifests, and carrier records in order?

Georgia requires most scrap-tire generators to obtain a generator identification number for each business location and use it on tire manifests. Generators must initiate a manifest for transported scrap tires, ensure the carrier has a valid Georgia tire-carrier permit, and ensure tires go to the designated approved final disposition point. The completed original manifest must generally be kept on site for three years. If a carrier does not return a properly completed manifest within 30 days of pickup, the generator must notify the Division in writing within the following 15 days.