Universal Waste- 2111517
Overview
This course discusses the four types of universal waste as defined by
the EPA: burnt out light bulbs, dead batteries, expired pesticides,
and used mercury containing devices (thermostats, barometers, etc.).
Employees learn the methods and practices for handling universal
waste, while developing an understanding of the effects universal
waste can have on the environment and on our health.
Audience
All workers
Time Required
13 to 19 minutes
Topics Covered
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Introduction
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What Are Universal Wastes?
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How Must Universal Wastes Be Handled?
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Emergency Preparedness
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How Are Universal Wastes Recycled?
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Conclusion
