Figure out how a grease hauler registers and reports through a city's digital FOG compliance platform (e.g., San José's SwiftComply/FOGregister system)
domain: fogregister.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the city runs a FOG program requiring registration (San José's is authorized under Title 15.14 of its municipal code)
On the food-service-establishment side, the business enrolls at the city's FOGregister page and provides grease-device details (type, size, pump-out frequency)
As a hauler, check whether the city has invited service providers into the same SwiftComply system so pump-out records can be uploaded on the establishment's behalf with authorization
Note that hauler participation in the digital platform is typically optional - if a hauler isn't enrolled, the establishment must upload its own records
Confirm program contact channels (city FOG inspector line or the platform vendor's support line) for enrollment issues
Known gotchas
These SwiftComply/FOGregister portals are third-party vendor platforms adopted per-city, not a uniform national grease-hauler registry - requirements and workflow vary city by city
Haulers are generally NOT required to join the digital platform even where it exists - a hauler's absence from the portal doesn't itself indicate noncompliance
The digital tool addresses recordkeeping/compliance reporting; it doesn't replace whatever grease-hauler business registration or permit a given city or county separately requires
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