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Lab Packing:
Laboratory Chemical Disposal Services
The proper disposal of miscellaneous chemicals packaged in
small containers is a common problem for industry,
laboratories, and institutions. The list of inventory
chemicals to be removed from a site can vary widely in USDOT
hazard class and quantity, and many chemicals are outdated
or no longer used. The procedure to package these materials
for disposal is recognized by the USEPA and USD0T as lab
packing.
ESI has developed procedures to safely and efficiently handle and
dispose of hazardous chemical wastes stored in small
containers by laboratories and related facilities. Our
qualified laboratory chemists and technicians provide proper
segregation, packaging, and labeling of all waste materials
so that they are acceptable for highway and/or rail
transportation to the appropriate treatment, storage, and
disposal facilities. Both unknown and trade-named wastes are
characterized in the field. If a waste cannot be identified,
a composite sample is analyzed to identify the proper hazard
class, packaging, and treatment for the waste.
To aid in the efficient and effective removal of these
wastes, ESI has developed an electronic database of more than 15,000
chemicals. Each is classified by USDOT hazard class,
packaging group, and treatment options. This database, which
is continually updated, shows the proper shipping name for
the chemical as well as all applicable USD0T and USEPA
classification and labeling requirements. The system also
acts as a source of waste tracking from point of origin to
ultimate treatment and/or disposal.
Treatment and disposal methods available to ESI’s lab
pack clients include destructive incineration, burning as
alternative fuels, neutralization, stabilization, reactive
treatment, land disposal, other special waste treatments,
and recycling or reuse.
Lab pack personnel include field chemists, environmental
compliance personnel, a reactive specialist, field
supervisors, and environmental technicians.
ESI
offers safe and reliable solutions for the management and
disposal of your organization’s surplus laboratory
chemicals.
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