危害废弃物处理.ppt

Waste Stream: a category of specific wastes generated. GSU has more than 30 waste streams. Many of these are directly related to the waste your facility generates. Waste Streams Managing Hazardous Waste A waste stream profile is a list of acceptable chemicals that can be put into a specific waste stream or category. Adding chemicals that are not on the “profile” could have serious regulatory and safety ramifications for all involved. This is why it is critical to properly label all containers as to their contents! Waste Streams Managing Hazardous Waste Typical Bulk Waste Stream Profiles at GSU Chlorinated and non-chlorinated solvent waste Mineral acid waste Aqueous lab waste Aqueous lab waste with metals Aqueous lab waste with solvents Organic acid waste Contaminated solid debris Waste Streams Managing Hazardous Waste Satellite Accumulation Area Defined as: At or near any point of generation where wastes initially accumulate, which is under the control of the operator of the process generating the waste- Each lab or work area may accumulate up to 55 total gallons of hazardous waste or one (1) quart of acutely hazardous waste (p-listed waste, F20-23/F26-27) 3 days (72 hours). Managing Hazardous Waste Use online request form: /environmentalprograms/h_request.html Email Chemical Safety Specialist: Jamar Simmons at jamar@ Request new containers or supplies Request pickup when containers are nearly full, allow a minimum of 3 business days for pickup Waste Pickup Procedures Managing Hazardous Waste Just say NO! EPA defined Hazardous Materials must not be placed: in the dumpsters or in the sewer Sewer and Dumpster Disposal Managing Hazardous Waste Managing Hazardous Waste In addition to safely handling and properly labeling and storing hazardous waste, another key part to managing Hazardous waste is Waste Minimization Waste Minimization Waste minimization is critical because it reduces the amount of waste our environment must bear and it