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IDENTIFYING HAZARDOUS WASTE <br /> Some merchandise may NOT go in the trash/dumpster or be disposed of down sinks, toilets or down <br /> any drains. The disposal of damaged items must follow a basic three part process outlined below <br /> to determine if it is eligible to be placed in a hazardous material tote. Management must process <br /> damaged merchandise DAILY. This Hazardous Waste Management Program must be used to <br /> evaluate anything you need to dispose at the store. <br /> #1 - Is It Waste? <br /> Waste is defined as - "An item that can no longer be used for its intended purpose." <br /> Three examples of waste include: <br /> • Items that have been marked down to zero to be disposed at the store level and cannot be sold due <br /> to leaking condition, etc. <br /> • Items that can no longer be used such as an empty aerosol can or an aerosol can with a <br /> missing nozzle. <br /> • Items that are "waste like", such as spill cleanup materials or items that are unsafe to dispose of in <br /> the trash. <br /> Does the item demonstrate any of the following? <br /> Use the examples below to determine if an item qualifies as "waste". <br /> 1Wosy�` D1�WN <br /> wo <br /> About to Leak Partially Full <br /> M _ami: 'IultiVites , <br /> ;off 2. <br /> .`ow <br /> 11-I-.�y. <br /> Empty Aerosol Can Missing Nozzle LMEW <br /> BIG LOTS! Hazardous Waste Management Program <br /> Revised 3/21/16 <br />