Note: Broken Fluorescent lamps must be managed as hazardous waste. Submit a completed Hazardous Waste Pickup Request ... All capacitors can be brought directly to the EHS Hazardous Materials ...

The safe handling, storage and proper disposal of any mercury-containing light bulbs is an important safety consideration for all persons who service these style of lighting fixtures. The University ...

They consist of: Fluorescent lamps (including HIDs) Batteries (non-alkaline ... or disposed in accordance with all applicable regulations. There are several management requirements that apply to RIT ...

Local waste collectors have different rules for recycling and disposing of fluorescent bulbs, so be sure to check with whoever picks up your trash and recycling first. You probably haven’t ...

The policy of waste ... fused bulbs, expired fluorescent tubes and used insulin needles. They need to be disposed of in a ...

Label each container with its content. Keep waste separate for effective disposal costs. Place sharps in an approved locking container. Place biohazards in leak-proof bag/container. Electronics wastes ...