Ryder | Encamp
For years, Ryder has counted on Encamp to keep waste and chemical reporting on track across your network. Now, as you work toward Tier II reporting for every 3PL facility by the end of 2026, we want to help you get there faster and with less strain on your team.
That means expanding the platform you already trust, and adding Scout, our AI built for environmental compliance, to take the pressure off your people.
Encamp Scout, AI built for environmental compliance. Your team currently handles spill response coverage around the clock, work that takes the equivalent of two to three full-time employees just to stay ready. Scout can draft spill responses using your SOPs and the right regulatory citations, and surface past examples as ready-made templates. It’s built to give your environmental services team its nights and weekends back, without handing over control.
How Encamp Helps
Extend What's Already Working
You’ve already proven that Encamp fits how your team operates. Expanding waste and chemical management to the rest of your supply chain and warehouse footprint means every facility runs on the same system, with the same visibility, instead of a patchwork of manual tracking.
Let Scout Carry the Load Your Team Shouldn't Have To
Spill response shouldn’t require someone awake at 2 a.m. every night. Scout uses your own SOPs and regulatory knowledge to draft responses in real time, so your environmental services team can review and approve instead of starting from scratch under pressure.
One Platform, One Point of Accountability
As you consolidate waste profiles and bring new facilities online, a single connected platform means less confusion about what’s reported where, and more confidence that nothing slips through as you grow.
Why does it matter?
Ryder set a clear goal: every 3PL facility reporting under Tier II by the end of 2026. That’s an ambitious target for a network approaching 430 locations, and getting there means solving two problems at once. Your team needs to bring more facilities into full compliance, and they need to do it without burning out the people already stretched thin on spill response and reporting.
RCRA penalties can reach up to $95,000 per day, per location, for facilities without proper generator status or EPA IDs. At your scale, gaps are easy to miss and expensive to find out about after the fact.
Encamp already gives you visibility across your waste and chemical programs. Expanding that coverage, and adding Scout to handle the manual, repetitive parts of spill response, means your team can focus on the decisions that actually need a person, and trust the platform to handle the rest.
Meet Your Team
Will Locke
Dillon Virva
Josh Moyers
Resources
The RCRA Guide
Federal thresholds are just the starting line. From generator status determinations to state-level reporting variations to e-Manifest requirements that differ by jurisdiction, RCRA compliance gets complicated fast — especially across thousands of locations. This guide breaks down what your program needs to stay current, defensible, and ahead of what regulators are looking for in 2026.
The RCRA Checklist
Generator status confirmed. Waste codes verified. Manifests in e-Manifest. Notifications filed on time. There’s a lot to track across a large facility footprint — and the consequences of missing a step range from a citation to a settlement. Use this checklist to audit your current program, close the gaps, and walk into any inspection with confidence.
Executive Overview: Make Waste Compliance a Strategic Business Function
Hazardous waste compliance has always been treated as a cost of doing business. It doesn’t have to stay that way. This overview shows EHS and operations leaders how a compliance-activated program creates measurable value — reducing violation risk, freeing up team capacity, improving vendor accountability, and giving leadership the visibility to make smarter decisions at every level of the organization.
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