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Electronics Recycler to provide dismantling services (Figure 5). Residential covered electronics (CEDs) will be sorted by refuse collectors at the self haul area and transferred via forklift to the CED Dismantling Area. Businesses with multiple CEDs will de directed past the self haul area directly to the CRT Dismantli g Area, and the Recycler will help to utiload their electronic wastes (when necessary). The materia will then be disassembled and sorted into the respective recycling commodity. The Electronics R ycler will initially provide staffip'g every day except for Sunday, when the lowest level of electron.s re collected at Lovelace. Ori y one staff member will work on Monday and Tuesday with both staff members working the ther days of the week (excepting Sunday). This will allow for the highest level of service util' ing a 40 hour employee workweek. As needed, additional staffing will be provided to assist 1 time employees. All full-time staff members will be 40-hour OSHA trained to ensure they ly understand the potential hazards of handling hazardous materials. In addition, each empl ee will receive appropriate training in electronics dismantling, proper lifting techniques and ' the Site Specific Health and Safety plan as well as the Corporate Safety Program. Types and Daily Quantities of E-Waste j It is expected that the current average daily rat of video display devices and covered electronic devices being received at the Lovelace Trans f 'Facility is expected to increase slightly with the new program. The SB50 regulations states at\any facility collecting CRT's must offer free collection days for CEDs. Lovelace Trans fe Facif ty will offer free collection of CEDs one day each month. The following are the anticip ted quantities and types of e-waste to be collected at the Lovelace Facility. Current005 2066 Current Annual Totals average 1punitsrojection projection. units/da /day units/`da Computer Monitors 11 14 18 3,971 Tabletop TV's 13 20 26 \1 4,927 Console TV's 3 5 7 y 1,083 Laptop Computers 2 5 8 4 722 LCDCom uter Monitors 2 3 5 722 Total h't 11,425 The current annual total is ased on the collection of CEDs from Lovelace Transfer Facility, North County Recycling enter and Sanitary Landfill, and Foothill Landfill,during Fiscal Year 2003-2004. It is anticipated that in erials will be shipped from the e-waste collection operations in cubic yard boxes and/or 20 yard r 11-off bins, with a shipment frequency of once every 2 months. The proposal describ sin detail, the transportation, collection, recycling methods and destinations for each component f the electronics, as well as the full operations of the program, (See Appendix H). w Lovelace MRF and Transfer Station Department of Public Works/Solid Waste Division Transfer Processing Report 19 County of San Joaquin-Revised 7/26/05