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RECEIVED BY SJCEHD (EF) ON 2/18/2020 HAZARDOUS WASTE ACCUMULATION AREA HOW TO HANDLE AND DISPOSE OF RETAIL PRODUCT WASTE 1. Products become waste when they are: 6. Place the bag in the appropriate tote. A. Spilled 7. If the waste is the result of a spill: B. Broken/Leaking A. Wear proper PPE. C. Not in their original packaging B. Contain spill with absorbent and/or paper towels. D. Open/Used (Broken Seal) C. Sweep up and collect the absorbent/kitty litter and paper E. Expired,e.g., medicines and vitamins towels and place in bags along with the product container. F. Can't be used for their intended purpose D. Use as many bags as necessary. 2. Use the PDT gun to scan the product and identify the waste E. Double bag as needed. category. If the PDT is not available,use the Hazardous Waste F. Label plastic bags with a description of the contents,e.g., Category Guide. "Beach cleanup." 3. Place the product upright in sealable plastic bag. If item is G. Place the bag in the appropriate tote. leaking, add absorbent or kitty litter to absorb free liquid. 8. When placing material in appropriate tote, ensure that the tote DOUBLE BAG ALL LEAKERS label is properly filled out. 4. You may add more than one item per bag if the SKU/Items A. The accumulation start date is the date when the first item is are identical.Otherwise, it's one(1) item per bag. placed in the tote. This date tells you how long waste has been stored there. A. Batteries must have non-conductive tape placed over the terminals prior to placing in plastic bags. 9. If prior to pickup, you've exceeded 8 totes, request pickup as soon as possible through Office Trax or SDS. In your request, S. Label the bag with the product name if the label is unreadable. note that all of your totes are full. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Aerosols, Flammables, Corrosive Acids and Combustibles Physical State: Liquid, Gel or Powder Physical State: Liquid, Solid or Aerosol 0 AF Calcium, Lime, and Rust Removers C =A • Metal Cleaners and Polishers • ALL Aerosols Soap Scum Removers • Disposable Lighters/Lighter Fluid Some Toilet Bowl Cleaners • Hand Sanitizers 0 Boric Acid • Nail Polish and Remover • Furniture Spray and Polishes C Corrosive Bases • Perfumes and Colognes Physical State: Liquid • Rubbing Alcohol and Alcohol-Based smB a Multi-Surface Cleaners Products Cleaning Sprays and S of Removers • Non Aerosol Oven Cleaners • gp • Liquid Dishwasher Detergents • Hair and Deodorant Sprays 0 Liquid Drain Cleaners • Engine/Carburetor/Fuel Treatments • Degreasing Cleaners • Aerosol Insect Sprays • Some Toilet Bowl Cleaners State-Regulated, Oxidizers, Reactives Toxics, Electronics, Physical State:Liquid, Gel or Powder ST OTC Pharmaceuticals, ox Laundry Bleach Universal Waste • Hair Bleach Products • Sparklers, Pop-Its, Fireworks Physical State: Liquid or Solid 0 Denture Cleaners • Fluorescent Lamps/Bulbs Pool Chemicals 0 U • Household & Button Batteries • Acne Treatment (Benzoyl Peroxide) • Electronic Devices • Powdered Cleaners (Ajax Type) • Motor Oil, Brake Fluid • Lotions, Sunscreens FOR SERVICE OR QUESTIONS ABOUT CLASSIFICATIONS OF WASTE MATERIAL • Cosmetics CALL EH&S AT: 1-800-876-8697 OPTION 2,EXT. 13075 • OTC Medicines • Soaps, Detergents, Shampoos IN CASE OF EMERGENCY OR SPILL LARGER THAN I GALLON • Windshield Washer Fluid1-800-451-8346 • Insecticides, Rat Poisons DOLLAR TREE FAMILY1 D3LLAR.