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BLOCK #616 SAFEWORK PRACTICE PROCESS CONTROL RESOURCE ENVIRONMENTAL REVISED: 3/26/96 WC REVISION #2 APPROVED: JACKSON TITLE: HANDLING OF NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE (RL000616.DOC) HAZARDS TO BE AWARE OF: SAFETY/HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS MAKE POSITIVE I.D. OF WASTE ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS MAKE SURE IT IS NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE SAFETY EQUIPMENT CONCERNS: BLOCK SAFETY EQUIPMENT RESPONSIBILITY: SOS AND OS TO IMPLEMENT AND MAINTAIN THIS PROCEDURE. PURPOSE: TO INSTRUCT EVERYONE ON PROPER HANDING OF NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE. GLYCOL 1 PROCEDURE: MOC # 2009 (3/26/96) 1. NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE SHOULD BE PUT IN PLASTIC DRUM. THERE IS A 250 LB WEIGHT LIMIT ON DRUMS. ALL LIQUID MUST BE ABSORBED. 2. MAKE SURE LID IS ON AND SEAL RING TIGHT AND SEALED. 3. PUT DRUM ON PALLET. 4. WASH DRUM AND PALLET. ENVIRONMENTAL WILL NOT PICK UP DIRTY DRUMS OR PALLETS. MOC# 1330 (3/7/95) 5. PUT NON-HAZARDOUS LABEL ON THE SIDE OF DRUM WITH TYPE WASTE, BLOCK NAME, TYPE NUMBER OF WASTE AND DATE AND INITIAL OF PERSON PACKING WASTE. USE LEGIBLE MARKER TO MARK STICKERS. 6. PUT NON-HAZARDOUS STICKER ON SIDE OF DRUM. MAKE SURE THE STICKER IS FACING AISLE AND CAN BE SEEN. 7. IF PALLET IS FULL, TAPE DRUM TOGETHER WITH TWO WRAPS OF GRAY DUCT TAPE. PLASTIC DAK PAKS SHOULD BE DOUBLE STACKED TO SAVE SPACE. 8. BRING TO NON-HAZARDOUS STORAGE AREA. PALLETS SHOULD BE 20"-24" APART AND 48" X 48" OR LESS IN SIZE. Reviewed 11/13/96 Page 1 of2 Reviewed 11/13/96 DO * Page 2 of2