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• 0 Onsite Electronics Recycling Attachment to DTSC form 1428 Your Proposed Activities: Onsite Electronics Recycling proposes to work with public and private solid waste facilities to remove materials requiring special handling from the appliances received by these facilities. Primarily, this activity will consist of our staff traveling to the solid waste facility on a regularly scheduled basis and removing the MRSH from the appliances which have been received at the facility since our last visit. In some circumstances, we may transport the appliances back to our facility for removal of the MRSH (depending on the contract with the solid waste facility). In addition, we will accept appliances from the public at our facility and remove the MRSH at our facility. Once we have removed the MRSH, we apply a sticker to each appliance indicating the MRSH has been removed, including our name and CAR ID#. In addition, a DTSC form 1430 is completed and left with the solid waste facility to forward to their metals recycler, or if recycled at our facility, forwarded to our metals recycler. The appliances that we will remove MRSH from include refrigerators, air conditioners, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, microwaves (we are additionally an electronics recycler), trash compactors, space heaters, furnaces and water heaters. Training Training will be provided to all staff prior to the first time they assist with appliance recycling. This training will be provided by Onsite's President and Safety Trainer, Janice Oldemeyer. All staff will receive additional training on an annual basis, during our annual training program. In addition, staff who removes Freon from refrigerant - containing appliances will receive training as a technician certified under Section 608 of the clean air act. The following outlines the training to be provided to employees: General Training • Hazard Communications Standard (if hazardous materials are used) • Material Safety Data Sheets (if hazardous materials are used) • Universal Waste Regulations • Personal Protective Equipment • Work Area Hazard Assessment Training • Contingency Plan Overview • IIPP Overview • Ergonomics and proper lifting • Emergency and safety procedures including: • Reporting procedures for fire, police, or medical emergencies' • Evacuation procedures during an emergency • Location of fire extinguishers • Procedures and forms for reporting all accidents and incidents to their supervisors