Hazardous Waste Accumulation Containers
Hazardous waste must be accumulated in containers that
are compatible with the waste.
A simple way to ensure
compatibility is to use the various types and sizes of
containers provided by WM.
Requesting a Container
To request
a container, submit a completed
Hazardous Waste Pick-up and Empty Container Request
Form (SLAC-I-800-0A08R-001). (Instructions
for the form.) WM will deliver
a hazardous waste accumulation container compatible
with the type of waste you plan to generate. Each container
will be
pre-labeled
with a SLAC waste ID number and information required
by environmental laws.
The following are examples of the more common containers used at
SLAC.
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Steel Drums
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open head or closed head
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lined or unlined
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10 to 55 gallon
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Steel pails
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Polyethylene Drums |
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Polyethylene pails
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Fiberboard
box
- Holds one cubic yard of waste, up to 2400 pounds, and
replaces almost four 55-gallon drums.
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Polypropylene fabric bag
- Has the capacity of four 55-gallon
drums
- Heavy-duty, hard-wall corrugated
inserts and bottom pad make it a sturdy stand-alone.
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Glass bottles
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Tanker
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Roll-off
box
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Polyethylene
tank
- 500-6,000 gallon
- secondary containment available
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