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Adobe Captivate Thursday, January 20, 2022 <br /> Slide 19 - Step 1 <br /> Step 1 ; <br /> Determine if the material is a ►waste. <br /> What is waste? • Waste is a material that has been used <br /> and can no longer be used again. <br /> • Waste is a discarded material. <br /> 4 <br /> • Waste can be a solid. <br /> j <br /> h <br /> # • I aste can be a liquid or semi-liquid. <br /> A <br /> ti <br /> Waste can be a gas. <br /> Continue <br /> Slide notes <br /> If an undamaged or slightly damaged material cannot be donated,the facility must decide <br /> whether that material is a waste and needs to be managed as a hazardous waste per ENV-700. <br /> This is the single most important part of the waste identification process. <br /> A material is considered a waste if it has been used or has otherwise served its intended purpose <br /> and can no longer be used or is considered a discarded material. <br /> A waste can take any form including solid,liquid,semi-liquid,and compressed gas <br /> A non-reusable package is an example of a waste. <br /> If a leaking package cannot ultimately be donated,recycled,or otherwise returned to the shipper, <br /> then we should consider it a waste and manage it as such. <br /> Page 36 of 56 <br />