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FOR REFERENCE ONLY BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL Hazardous Materials Spill Response HAZ-006 Undamaged Materials Undamaged Undamaged materials are considered reusable by the shipper. Containers are considered undamaged if there is no product released from the container or packaging. The inner containers can also be considered undamaged. After receiving the Hazmat disposition, the undamaged material must be RTSed to the shipper in a lined, salvage drum that includes: • OP-90OLL or OP-90OLG (unless a lithium battery or Limited Quantity) • Applicable diamond labels, lithium battery, or Limited Quantity marks • Address label/barcode from original package • OP-909 • Orientation arrows for liquids Note: Local management should coordinate the retrieval of the salvage drum after the undamaged materials have been delivered. Repacking Undamaged Materials Undamaged lithium battery or Limited Quantity materials with the white square-on-point marking should be repacked as follows. (Refer to the OP-890 for more information.) 1. Obtain a repack box of sufficient size for the undamaged material. 2. Repack securely to prevent the contents from shifting. 3. Individually bag any batteries that are not already inside their own bag. Use the internal warehouse item scanner BATTERYBAG if possible or larger zip-type bags if necessary. 4. Mark the outside of the box exactly as the original using the appropriate lithium battery or Limited Quantity label from supplies as noted in HAZ-007. 5. Apply orientation arrows on two opposing sides when repacking liquid materials. 6. RTS to the original shipper per Safety, PGH disposition instructions. 7. Scan as a repack (status code 40). Note: Send consumer type Limited Quantity materials that are not damaged cannot be determined by the shipper or consignee to Overgoods. Refer to Overgoods, QAL-320, for more information. Last Update: 01 December 2020 Page 11 of 13