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S <br /> EP1006-W - Waste Management Overview <br /> Course Information Safety Education & Traini <br /> Teaching Org. Contact Debra Kidd, Ext. 2-0587 <br /> Summary <br /> This course provides an overview of the Laboratory's established waste management systems. The course is not intended to replace the need for work-place specific, procedural instruction, rather to provide a standardized overview of <br /> the LLNL established waste management program. <br /> This course is not intended for workers having the responsibility to sign a Waste Disposal Requisition (WDR) or the designated Container Custodian or Satellite Accumulation Area (SAA) Operator. <br /> Objectives <br /> Upon completion of this course, the student will have the ability to: <br /> • Ensure waste is accumulated in containers at or near the point of generation, and is under the direct control of the operator of the process generating the waste. <br /> • Ensure the container is always closed, except when adding wastes. <br /> • Ensure wastes are only added to containers specifically labeled for that waste stream. <br /> • Ensure the waste is segregated by waste types, physical properties, and chemical compatibility. <br /> • Remove and return ChemTrack bar codes from empty containers. <br /> • Update the accumulation log, if applicable, each time waste is added to a container. <br /> • Know the spill response procedures and safety practices specific to the work area as defined by the supervisor or facility procedures. <br /> • Obtain assistance from the LLNL ES&H Team or RHWM Field Technician when appropriate. <br /> Required For Individuals who generate waste (hazardous, radioactive, or biological)and do not sign the Waste Disposal Requisition (WDR) or are not the designated Container Custodian or Satellite Accumulation Area (SAA) <br /> Operator. <br /> Required By DES-2755 Hazardous, Radioactive, Mixed, Universal, Biological, Office, and Shop Waste Management Program; PRO-2756 Hazardous, Radioactive and Mixed Waste Management, Satellite and Waste <br /> Accumulation Areas <br /> Repeat Frequency 12 Months <br />