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Membership Benefits
- Networking opportunities with Household Hazardous Waste and Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator professionals through chapters, training classes and the national conference.
- Ability to take action with fellow members on local, regional, and national policies affecting the hazardous materials industry.
- Access to members' contact information and skills database.
- Affiliate with other associations with similar missions.
- Compete for awards recognizing notable individuals and programs in North America.
- Discounts on conference registration and training classes.
- Free job postings on NAHMMA's website.
- Receipt of the NAHMMA's newsletter and emails.
NAHMMA News - A newsletter that reports news that is specific and relevant to individuals, businesses and organizations concerned with reduction and proper management of hazardous materials generated primarily by households and small businesses. The NAHMMA News provides sources of information and the latest news on: policy and regulatory developments, legislative updates, conference and training opportunities, pilot programs and research, management and disposal techniques, use of less/non hazardous products, processes and methods, product reformulation, reuse, recycling and reclamation, job opportunities, requests for proposals.
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Discounts on select publications
E-Scrap News - NAHMMA members can now deduct 25% from the subscription price of E-Scrap News as well as take 25% off the price of E-Scrap News' electronics recycling directory. If you already subscribe, they you can take 25% off your next renewal notice. For a magazine subscription form, visit http://www.resource-recycling.com/esn.html.
Resource Recycling - NAHMMA members can now receive a $10 discount per subscription of Resource Recycling magazine. To receive this benefit you must be a current NAHMMA member. On the Resource Recycling magazine subscription order form simply strike out the printed price and take $10 off. Please also note on the form that you are a NAHMMA member. For a magazine subscription form, visit www.resource-recyclingcom/rr.html.
Membership Q&A
How are dues assessed as far as Non-profit vs. Individual vs. Business member vs. associate member?
If your organization is paying for your membership, the dues are assessed based on what type of organization they are. Once the primary member is established, the organization can setup as many associate memberships as they like.
What is the difference between each?
A non-profit membership is setup for non-profit organizations. Individual memberships are setup for people that would like to be a member but their organization can not pay for the dues or a person isn’t part of any particular organization. Business memberships are setup for the for-profit businesses in the industry. Government memberships are setup for members that work at the local, state or federal government levels of the industry. Associate memberships are subsidiary memberships to the primary one at any organization and received the same benefits as a primary membership at reduced costs.
How can NAHMMA dictate to a member who they represent?
NAHMMA does not dictate who a member represents. An individual can choose to have an Individual Membership, but if an organization is paying for the membership, we like to acknowledge the organizations that are members and the membership stays with the organization if the employee leaves.
When a business lays down the cash to become a member, does that buy them one "slot" or does then each individual person need to become an associate member? I work for a Non-profit, why would my entire organization want to become a NAHMMA member?
The entire organization is not necessarily becoming a member, but you're just addressing who the organization you work for that is paying for the membership. It's a way to distinguish between an individual and an organization membership. Also, the membership stays with the organization since they are paying the bill. Also, every organization that has a full-member can add as many "Associate Memberships" as they want. The only difference with a business membership is if the business becomes a sponsor and certain benefits are included with increased sponsorship amounts.
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