General Waste
General Waste, Unused, Uncontaminated, Laboratory Waste
Definition:
Any office waste, or general laboratory waste not contaminated with infectious agents, hazardous chemicals or radioactive materials.
Examples:
- Office waste
- Disposable laboratory plasticware
- Broken Glass
- Uncontaminated animal bedding
- Chemical bottles
Follow Biological Waste instructions for disposal of all "sharps" (needles, syringes, razor blades, scalpel blades, etc.)
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Packaging Guidelines |
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Office Waste |
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Recyclable Office Paper (mixed and white paper, newspaper, corrugated cardboard) |
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Miscellaneous Recyclable items (glass, plastic, aluminum cans) |
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General Laboratory Glassware and Broken Glass (glass pipets) |
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Uncontaminated Animal Bedding |
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Empty Chemical Bottles & Containers* |
The rinsate must be collected and disposed of via ESSR. Call ESSR for guidance. |
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Assistance:
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Place Recycling Containers in Approved Locations,
Not in Exit Stairs or Corridors
General Waste
Assistance (301) 405-2222