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(juLk.ITA <br /> U T Y <br /> Salon Containers — California ONLY <br /> Stores in California need to manage all empty salon containers in the hazardous waste program. No <br /> empty salon containers can be placed in the trash at any time. All California stores need to have a <br /> special container and label exclusively for empty containers of hair dye and developers used by Salon <br /> professionals and follow the direction below: <br /> ■ At the end of the day, the retail closing manager will take the special Salon container into the <br /> backroom and place the empty hair color containers into the "Oxidizer" hazardous waste <br /> container in the backroom. <br /> ■ For all other empty Salon containers (hair spray, shampoo, conditioner, Dermalogica <br /> products), the Services Manager or the Guest Services Coordinator will place the empty <br /> containers into the appropriate hazardous waste container in the backroom. <br /> ■ Containers should be lined at all times. Stores can use small garbage bags to line the inside <br /> of this container. <br /> Fixtures Containing Ballasts or Light Bulbs <br /> Stores outside of California do not need to manage any fixtures as hazardous waste. Fixtures can be <br /> disposed of in the normal trash (not recycling) if not directed to send back to the vendor. <br /> • California stores must manage any fixtures containing a ballast or light bulbs as hazardous <br /> waste and follow the process outlined below. Store associates will not have to breakdown <br /> fixtures. Fixtures containing electrical ballasts should be: <br /> ■ Placed in the Hazardous Waste area of the backroom <br /> ■ Labeled as State Managed <br /> ■ Checked for light bulbs <br /> ■ Light bulbs should be removed (if possible) and placed into the 4-ft. Light bulb box <br /> located in the hazardous waste area. <br /> ■ Removed at the next scheduled hazardous waste pickup <br /> ■ NOTE: If a fixture is blocking walkways and immediate pickup is needed, the store <br /> should submit a Service Channel ticket as soon as possible. <br /> Spill Processing <br /> Proper clean-up and spill processing are critical for associate and guest safety. By following the spill <br /> procedures in this document, waste will be disposed of safely, responsibly, and in compliance with <br /> hazardous waste regulations. <br /> Examples of common spills: <br /> ■ Broken nail polish <br /> • Broken fragrance bottle <br /> ■ Leaking shampoo <br /> • Shattered powder foundation <br /> ■ Broken light bulb <br /> thel9okj�j�jrW are beautiful:M <br /> UltaNet---> Operations--+ Haz Waste---> Process Docs. Copyright©Oct. 2020 Ulta Beauty <br /> Document Owner: Environmental Health &Safety <br />