Obtain EHS hazardous waste tags and Hazardous Waste and Unwanted Chemical forms from the EHS office, 2220 Circle Dr, Service Building, 1st Floor. Chemical waste containers must be labeled using the ...

Cradle-to-grave management and tracking of laboratory chemicals is required by various regulations and enforced by City, County, State, and Federal (DHS and OSHA) regulators. This requires that ...

Removal of Chemical Waste. When you have waste containers that are full or that you are finished working with, contact the EHS Office to arrange for the material to be picked up. Completely fill in a ...

All hazardous chemical waste containers must be labeled with the contents. Labels are available and instructions are listed on the back. Failure to list the contents can lead to a material becoming an ...

Chemical Bottles. Chemical bottles (acids, flammables, cell media, buffers, etc.) which are empty must be properly handled to ensure that no contaminants are present and the material can safely be ...