PLU Hazardous Waste Management Plan – Appendix

Appendix A. Example of a Treatment Log
HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL WASTE LABEL

Version 2.2

This document has been designed to aid hazardous waste generators in meeting labeling requirements for waste accumulated at their site within the State of Washington. This version should work with Microsoft Word 97, or with other Word 97 compatible word processing software. This document is free ware and is available for distribution by anyone. Please pass it along.

Affixing a label to a container:

We recommend laminating the labels, and then tape the label to the container. Magnetic tape affixed to a laminated label works very well. HINT: For labels to be effective, they have to be visible and clearly legible. If a label cannot be seen turn the container so it can. If it is not legible, put a new one on that is.

You do not have to have a color printer to use these labels for hazardous waste purposes. You may simply print them in gray scale and use them. The NFPA Label must be printed in color and the DOT labels must be in color if used for shipping instead of accumulation.

HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL WASTE INVENTORY
WEEKLY INSPECTION CHECKLIST