HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT GUIDE
INDEX
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3.0 HAZARDOUS WASTE MINIMIZATION
3.1 Plan Your Experiment
3.2 Maintain a Current Inventory
3.6 Appropriate Storage Practices
3.6.1 General Storage Guidelines
4.0 DISPOSAL OF NONHAZARDOUS WASTE
5.0 THE HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
6.2 Listed Hazardous Wastes (F, U, and P lists)
7.0 SATELLITE ACCUMULATION AREAS
8.0 MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES FOR SPECIFIC WASTE TYPES
8.3 Aqueous Solutions of Toxic Chemicals
8.7 Chemically Contaminated Items
8.12 Aerosol Cans and Cylinders
8.13 Paint, Paint Thinner, Adhesives, and Printshop Chemicals
8.15 Reactive and Potentially Explosive Chemicals
9.0 HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL PROCEDURES
9.1 The Hazardous Chemical Waste Tag
10.0 WHAT HAPPENS TO THE HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED
10.1 Bulk Drums
11.0 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS
11.1 MSDSs On The WWW
12.1 Minor Spills
12.1.1 Minor Spill Cleanup Procedures
12.2 Major Spills
12.2.1 Major Spill Cleanup Procedures
APPENDIX A: Binghamton University Management Procedure
APPENDIX D: TCLP CONTAMINANT LIST
APPENDIX E: PEROXIDE FORMING COMPOUNDS
APPENDIX F: JOINT SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT REGULATIONS
APPENDIX G: SPILL BUCKET CONTENTS
APPENDIX I: REFERENCE MATERIALS
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