Be prepared for state hazardous waste inspections. Who inspects our waste accumulation areas and why? The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) periodically conducts compliance ...

Fill out an EEM Hazardous Waste Label appropriately and attach it to the container and place container in Satellite Accumulation Area (S.A.A.). Aqueous waste If strong inorganic acid or base (2>pH>12) ...

Affix a UB hazardous waste label identifying the contents to the container prior to placing any waste in it. Follow existing procedures outlined in the EH&S Hazardous Chemical Waste Management ...

You may utilize a single hazardous waste accumulation area for a suite of labs, as long as the labs are under ... Hazardous Waste labels are available through the EHS Office and the Chemical Stock ...

Describe the terminology associated with hazardous waste materials. Demonstrate the proper way to handle, label, and pack hazardous waste materials. Execute the basic requirements for a Satellite ...

Handled only by personnel trained in the requirements of these hazardous waste rules. Removed from the accumulation area within three days if the quantity of any one waste exceeds fifty-five gallons. ...

This is called “the accumulation start date” or “satellite accumulation area fill date.” Waste Pickup. Before requesting a hazardous waste pickup: Determine if you can reuse or recycle this waste in ...

SAA's are used to manage waste in laboratories and shops because it provides safe and effective means to accumulate hazardous waste before removal by EHS personnel. Additionally, SAA's provide the ...

The satellite accumulation waste container is full and; There is more than 5 gallons of hazardous waste or one quart of acutely hazardous waste accumulated. Research personnel can submit chemical pick ...