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Stockton Steel <br /> Weekly Safety Meeting <br /> Department: L > Week Ending : J <br /> Meeting Leader: / 1p� ZK Shift(s) Attending : / <br /> I . Safety topics covered: Hazardous Waste <br /> Most of us have heard stories about companies who failed to handle hazardous waste properly resulting <br /> in waste migrating to the soil or to an underground water supply. This contamination of the environment <br /> is not acceptable. Governments around the world have passed strict laws regulating the management of <br /> hazardous waste. Did you know that each of our business units generates several types of hazardous <br /> waste each day. Actually, hazardous waste is generated every day at almost every industrial facility. So, <br /> where does our hazardous waste go? Our waste is shipped off-site to approved facilities where it is <br /> recycled into other chemical products, or where it is burned for its fuel value. Our environmental <br /> departments ensure that the material is handled properly and does not enter the environment. <br /> Proper contras of hazardous waste is required by law and requires everyone's help. In order to protect our <br /> environment and avoid serious penalties, we must understand and follow the rules listed below: <br /> 1 . Containers of hazardous waste must be marked wi'h the words "Hazardous Waste", Never move <br /> or add to these containers unless you have been directed to do so._ <br /> 2y All chemicals (liquid or solid) become hazardous waste once they have been used.;and are no <br /> longer needed for our process. Examples include used solvents, cleaning agents, process <br /> chemicals, and janitorial products. Never put these materials into normal trash containers. <br /> 3. If you have a container of waste material, get detailed instructions on how to handle and where to <br /> store the container. Improper management of these materials can result in serious penalties <br /> 4. Never pour any chemical down a dram or sewer connection without approval from the <br /> safety/environmental department Never pour any chemical onto the ground into a storm drain <br /> dry well or trench or onto a parking lot This includes all liquids even used mop wafer. See your <br /> supervisor for instructions on approved disposal methods. . <br /> Exercise: Discuss with your group any hazardous waste generated in your department and how it is to <br /> be handled. Address any concerns with the environmental staff at the facility. <br /> II . Safety concerns raised and addressed : <br /> III. Training and general information <br /> topics covered: <br /> (:tAjL3 1 ' ljif, . 1 5 C"iCl :fU <br /> IV. Attendees (print or sign legibly) : /'�� Jr ,� ^"•w;Y , <br /> Q0G <br /> 1 . 7. 13. <br /> 2. 8. 14. <br /> 3. 9. 15. <br /> 4. 10. 16. <br /> 5 . 11 . 17. <br /> 6. 12. 18. <br /> Once completed , return to the Safety Department. <br />