Waste Procedures - Revision history

Stadm1: /* Current Locations */

2011-07-13T20:49:04Z

Current Locations

Stadm1: /* General Recycling Procedures */

2011-07-13T20:47:40Z

General Recycling Procedures

Stadm1: /* Hazardous Waste */

2011-07-13T19:25:36Z

Hazardous Waste

Stadm1 at 19:25, 13 July 2011

2011-07-13T19:25:19Z

Stadm1 at 20:13, 23 June 2011

2011-06-23T20:13:14Z

Stadm1: /* List of Techno Trash */

2011-05-23T21:02:16Z

List of Techno Trash

Stadm1: /* Current Locations */

2011-05-23T21:01:30Z

Current Locations

Stadm1: /* General Recycling */

2011-05-23T20:58:01Z

General Recycling

Stadm1: /* General Recycling Procedures */

2011-05-18T23:01:26Z

General Recycling Procedures

Stadm1: /* List of Techno Trash */

2011-05-18T22:56:56Z

List of Techno Trash

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 *Packing Materials bin: Kitchen 6824
 *Techno Trash Bin: Copy Station near the main conference room #6829
+*The closest recycling dumpsters are located behind North Hall as can be seen [http://facilities.ucsb.edu/_client/images/recycling/recyclemap.gif here.]
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 created by Joe Mount 2005-10-05<br />
 updated by Nicholas Webster 2007-02-12<br />
 updated by Vincent Radzicki 2011-05-18<br />

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 #The first thing to do is divide all waste into paper, cardboard, plastics/cans, light-bulbs, and packing styrofoam/peanuts.
 #Once all the waste items have been organized into one of these categorizes each type needs to be taken to and disposed of in their appropriate bins at their [[#Current Locations|current locations]].
-#All cardboard boxes must be broken down and flattened before being left next to the paper bin.
+#All cardboard boxes must be broken down and flattened before recycling. Large amounts of old boxes should be brought to the closest cardboard recycling dumpster.
 #The non-halogen light bulbs can be saved and exchanged for free new ones at periodic Environmental Affairs Board events. Check their website, http://www.as.ucsb.edu/eab/, monthly to make sure you don't miss them.
 *Note: If any of the recycling bins are too full to fit more waste, hold onto the excess recycling in your office until the recycling is next picked up.

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 =Hazardous Waste=
-Every now and then the IT staff may ask you to dispose of certain items that should be considered "hazardous wastes", which need to be disposed of more carefully than general recycling. UCSB has a department, the [http://ehs.ucsb.edu/ Environmental Health and Safety (EHS),] that will take care of the disposal.
+Every now and then the IT staff may ask you to dispose of certain items that should be considered "hazardous wastes", which need to be disposed of more carefully than general recycling. UCSB has a department, the [http://ehs.ucsb.edu/ Environmental Health and Safety (EHS)], that will take care of the disposal.
 ==List of Hazardous Waste==

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 =Hazardous Waste=
-Every now and then the IT staff may ask you to dispose of certain items that should be considered "hazardous wastes", which need to be disposed of more carefully than general recycling. UCSB has a department (Environmental Health and Safety - EHS) that will take care of the disposal.
+Every now and then the IT staff may ask you to dispose of certain items that should be considered "hazardous wastes", which need to be disposed of more carefully than general recycling. UCSB has a department, the [http://ehs.ucsb.edu/ Environmental Health and Safety (EHS),] that will take care of the disposal.
 ==List of Hazardous Waste==

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 created by Joe Mount 2005-10-05<br />
 updated by Nicholas Webster 2007-02-12<br />

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 *batteries:
 **Alkaline
-**Nickel Cadmium, Lithium Ion, Nickel Metal Hydride
+**Nickel Cadmium
 *cell Phones
 *CD’s

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 =Current Locations=
+*Office Paper Bin: Copy Station near the main conference room #6829
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 created by Joe Mount 2005-10-05<br />
 updated by Nicholas Webster 2007-02-12<br />

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 =General Recycling=
-General Recycling refers to any of the everyday recyclables you would encounter regularly. The IT staff might specifically enlists you to dispose of any amount of general recycling waste, or you simply might happen upon some in your own work. Getting rid of these items properly simply entails throwing them away in the right bin.
+General Recycling refers to any of the everyday recyclables you encounter regularly. The IT staff might specifically enlists you to dispose of any amount of general recycling waste, or you simply could encounter some in your own work. Getting rid of these items properly entails throwing them away in the right bin.
 ==List of General Recyclables==
 *paper
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 ==General Recycling Procedures==
-#The first thing to do is divide all waste into paper, cardboard, plastics/cans, packing styrofoam/peanuts.
+#The first thing to do is divide all waste into paper, cardboard, plastics/cans, light-bulbs, and packing styrofoam/peanuts.
 #Once all the waste items have been organized into one of these categorizes each type needs to be taken to and disposed of in their appropriate bins at their [[#Current Locations|current locations]].
-#All cardboard boxes must be broken down and flattened before being left next to the Office Paper bin.
+#All cardboard boxes must be broken down and flattened before being left next to the paper bin.
 #The non-halogen light bulbs can be saved and exchanged for free new ones at periodic Environmental Affairs Board events. Check their website, http://www.as.ucsb.edu/eab/, monthly to make sure you don't miss them.
 *Note: If any of the recycling bins are too full to fit more waste, hold onto the excess recycling in your office until the recycling is next picked up.

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 Associated Students here on campus run a recycling program specifically designed for the disposal of smaller electronic waste, known as [http://www.as.ucsb.edu/asr/pages/technotrash.php "Techno Trash."] Most of the electronic waste the IT staff will ask you to dispose of can be considered "Techno Trash" and the procedure for dispoing of it is very similar to that  of General Recycling.
 ==List of Techno Trash==
-*batteries: Alkaline, Nickel Cadmium, Lithium Ion, Nickel Metal Hydride
+*batteries:
 *cell Phones
 *CD’s