MS2-Moorestown Paul Kim Staff, Environment, Safety and Health (ESH) October 2008 MS2.

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Paul KimPaul KimStaff, Environment, Safety Staff, Environment, Safety and Health (ESH)and Health (ESH)October 2008October 2008

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Recycling is mandated by municipal, state, federal law and corporate Lockheed Martin procedures . . . it is not an option

Recycling is mandated by municipal, state, federal law and corporate Lockheed Martin procedures . . . it is not an option

Universal Wastes Classification EPA Recalled Pesticides Mercury-containing Thermostats Spent Batteries Spent fluorescent lamps Oil-based finishes Consumer electronics

Universal Wastes Classification EPA Recalled Pesticides Mercury-containing Thermostats Spent Batteries Spent fluorescent lamps Oil-based finishes Consumer electronics

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Universal Wastes Management

Recalled Pesticides hazardous waste pesticides that are either suspended and recalled under Section 6 of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). Recalled pesticides – Don’t have any.


Recalled Pesticides hazardous waste pesticides that are either suspended and recalled under Section 6 of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). Recalled pesticides – Don’t have any.

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Options:

Lockheed Martin- Annual Household Hazardous

Clean-up day for Moorestown Residents and Our Employees

Held Twice Per Year- Spring and Fall next event -Sept 27, 2008

Options:

Lockheed Martin- Annual Household Hazardous

Clean-up day for Moorestown Residents and Our Employees

Held Twice Per Year- Spring and Fall next event -Sept 27, 2008

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Accepted Waste- Adhesives, Anti-freeze, Automotive batteries,

Flammable oil or solvent-based paints, thinner, lacquers, stains,

Household batteries,

Mercury and mercury-containing items,

Accepted Waste- Adhesives, Anti-freeze, Automotive batteries,

Flammable oil or solvent-based paints, thinner, lacquers, stains,

Household batteries,

Mercury and mercury-containing items,

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Pesticides/herbicides

Photographic chemicals,

Roofing tars, asphalt driveway coatings,

Swimming pool chemicals,

Transmission fluid,

Used fluorescent light bulbs,

Waste oil (from automotive sources only).

Pesticides/herbicides

Photographic chemicals,

Roofing tars, asphalt driveway coatings,

Swimming pool chemicals,

Transmission fluid,

Used fluorescent light bulbs,

Waste oil (from automotive sources only).

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Mercury-containing Thermostats Managed by Veolia Technical Services. Transshipped to Veolia Environmental Services, Stoughton, Mass. Recycled at 3rd party vendors such as AERC or Bethlehem Apparatus, etc. Basically 100% recycle.


Mercury-containing Thermostats Managed by Veolia Technical Services. Transshipped to Veolia Environmental Services, Stoughton, Mass. Recycled at 3rd party vendors such as AERC or Bethlehem Apparatus, etc. Basically 100% recycle.

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Options:Approved mercury recyclers list

Adrow ChemicalWanaque, NJ 07465Phone: (201) 839-2372Fax: (201) 244-9448

AERC.com, Inc.Allentown, PA 18103Phone: (610) 797-7608 or (800) 554-2372

Bethlehem Apparatus Hellertown, PA 18055Phone: (610) 838-7034Fax: (610) 838-6333

Options:Approved mercury recyclers list

Adrow ChemicalWanaque, NJ 07465Phone: (201) 839-2372Fax: (201) 244-9448

AERC.com, Inc.Allentown, PA 18103Phone: (610) 797-7608 or (800) 554-2372

Bethlehem Apparatus Hellertown, PA 18055Phone: (610) 838-7034Fax: (610) 838-6333

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Universal Wastes ManagementSpent Batteries excluding

alkalines (discarded in trash)

Universal Wastes ManagementSpent Batteries excluding

alkalines (discarded in trash)

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Universal Wastes Management Spent Batteries – rechargeable Ni-LI

Managed by Veolia Technical Services. Transshipped to Veolia Environmental Services, Stoughton, Mass. Recycled at 3rd party vendors such as Inmetco, Eastern Penn Manufacturing, etc. Basically 100% recycle.

Universal Wastes Management Spent Batteries – rechargeable Ni-LI

Managed by Veolia Technical Services. Transshipped to Veolia Environmental Services, Stoughton, Mass. Recycled at 3rd party vendors such as Inmetco, Eastern Penn Manufacturing, etc. Basically 100% recycle.

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Options:Rechargeable Battery Recycling Company- will

set-up a recycling program

Free drop off center: Best Buy Circuit City Home Depot

Options:Rechargeable Battery Recycling Company- will

set-up a recycling program

Free drop off center: Best Buy Circuit City Home Depot

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Universal Wastes Management Spent fluorescent lamps

Larger diameter used fluorescent lamps contain a small amount of mercury and are technically hazardous. They must be managed as universal waste when intact. If broken they must be managed as D009 hazardous waste. These have been replaced by the thinner diameter energy efficient fluorescent lamps (some with green caps) which do not contain mercury and are technically non-hazardous.

Universal Wastes Management Spent fluorescent lamps

Larger diameter used fluorescent lamps contain a small amount of mercury and are technically hazardous. They must be managed as universal waste when intact. If broken they must be managed as D009 hazardous waste. These have been replaced by the thinner diameter energy efficient fluorescent lamps (some with green caps) which do not contain mercury and are technically non-hazardous.

HazardousHazardousNon-HazardousNon-Hazardous

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Managed by Veolia Technical Services. Transshipped to Veolia Environmental Services, Stoughton, Mass. Recycled at 3rd party vendors such as AERC or Bethlehem Apparatus, etc. Basically 100% recycled.

Managed by Veolia Technical Services. Transshipped to Veolia Environmental Services, Stoughton, Mass. Recycled at 3rd party vendors such as AERC or Bethlehem Apparatus, etc. Basically 100% recycled.

HazardousHazardousNon-HazardousNon-Hazardous

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Other Options:

The Home Depot®, the world's largest home improvement retailer, today expanded its long-term commitment to the environment and sustainability by launching a national in-store, consumer compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulb recycling program at all 1,973 The Home Depot locations.

Other Options:

The Home Depot®, the world's largest home improvement retailer, today expanded its long-term commitment to the environment and sustainability by launching a national in-store, consumer compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulb recycling program at all 1,973 The Home Depot locations.

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Universal Wastes Management Oil-based finishes

Small quantities. Usually labpacked as hazardous waste with other flammable liquids. Veolia Technical Services / Veolia Environmental Services, various locations, direct drop RCRA incineration.

Universal Wastes Management Oil-based finishes

Small quantities. Usually labpacked as hazardous waste with other flammable liquids. Veolia Technical Services / Veolia Environmental Services, various locations, direct drop RCRA incineration.

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Universal Wastes Management Consumer electronics

Sent to Lifespan Technologies in Mass. 100% recycle. Small quantities may be managed through Veolia Technical Services through Veolia Environmental Services Stoughton Mass. Facility. Recycled at 3rd party vendors such as Recycle America (Waste Management)

Universal Wastes Management Consumer electronics

Sent to Lifespan Technologies in Mass. 100% recycle. Small quantities may be managed through Veolia Technical Services through Veolia Environmental Services Stoughton Mass. Facility. Recycled at 3rd party vendors such as Recycle America (Waste Management)

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Other Options: Dell offers users ways donate, recycle, or trade

in unwanted equipment. Epson offers a program that enables Epson

customers to send back used Epson products for recycling.

Hewlett-Packard has a services that gives consumers and businesses a convenient way to recycle unwanted computer equipment.

Gateway offers qualified buyers options to donate or recycle their old PC.

IBM offers a product recycling program designed for individual PC owners and small businesses.

Other Options: Dell offers users ways donate, recycle, or trade

in unwanted equipment. Epson offers a program that enables Epson

customers to send back used Epson products for recycling.

Hewlett-Packard has a services that gives consumers and businesses a convenient way to recycle unwanted computer equipment.

Gateway offers qualified buyers options to donate or recycle their old PC.

IBM offers a product recycling program designed for individual PC owners and small businesses.

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