What types of waste can the CESQG bring in?
The programs will accept typical hazardous wastes such as paints, solvents, acids, pesticides, and gasoline. There are some wastes that will be prohibited from the collections. The CESQG should contact the HHW program administrator with a complete list of wastes to determine if they can accept them. How does a CESQG participate? By contacting the HHW program administrator to find out if they will be conducting CESQG hazardous waste collections. The program administrator or hazardous waste vendor will provide information. Here are some important steps the CESQG will need to take to participate. • Determine which of the wastes are hazardous. This can be accomplished by reading the label, consulting with the manufacturer or by obtaining a Material Safety Data Sheet. • Contact the HHW program administrator or hazardous waste vendor to determine what wastes are acceptable and to schedule a time to bring in the wastes. • Sign forms provided by the HHW program administrator certifying that th
The programs will accept typical hazardous wastes such as paints, solvents, acids, pesticides, and gasoline. There are some wastes that will be prohibited from the collections. The CESQG should contact the HHW program administrator with a complete list of wastes to determine if they can accept them. How does a CESQG participate? By contacting the HHW program administrator to find out if they will be conducting CESQG hazardous waste collections. The program administrator or hazardous waste vendor will provide information. Here are some important steps the CESQG will need to take to participate. • Determine which of the wastes are hazardous. This can be accomplished by reading the label, consulting with the manufacturer or by obtaining a Material Safety Data Sheet. • Contact the HHW program administrator or hazardous waste vendor to determine what wastes are acceptable and to schedule a time to bring in the wastes. • At least five days prior to the date of collection, submit a signed CES
