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    This document provides a waste management plan form for managing building demolition debris. The form requires contractors to identify expected wastes like asbestos, lead, fluorescent tubes, and refrigeration equipment. For each waste, the contractor must discuss how it will be handled and stored on site in containers until removal. The completed form must be submitted to NCSU EH&S for approval to ensure proper management of demolition wastes.

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    This document provides a waste management plan form for managing building demolition debris. The form requires contractors to identify expected wastes like asbestos, lead, fluorescent tubes, and refrigeration equipment. For each waste, the contractor must discuss how it will be handled and stored on site in containers until removal. The completed form must be submitted to NCSU EH&S for approval to ensure proper management of demolition wastes.

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    This document provides a waste management plan form for managing building demolition debris. The form requires contractors to identify expected wastes like asbestos, lead, fluorescent tubes, and refrigeration equipment. For each waste, the contractor must discuss how it will be handled and stored on site in containers until removal. The completed form must be submitted to NCSU EH&S for approval to ensure proper management of demolition wastes.

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    This document provides a waste management plan form for managing building demolition debris. The form requires contractors to identify expected wastes like asbestos, lead, fluorescent tubes, and refrigeration equipment. For each waste, the contractor must discuss how it will be handled and stored on site in containers until removal. The completed form must be submitted to NCSU EH&S for approval to ensure proper management of demolition wastes.

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    Management of Building Demolition Debris

    http://www.ncsu.edu/ehs/environ.htm REVISED: 6/10/08

    Waste Management Plan Form


    Please complete this form in as much detail as possible and e-mail to: [email protected] for approval. Project Name: Contact Information NCSU Construction Manager: Contractor Name: Subcontractor Name: Address: Address: Phone Number: Phone Number: E-mail: E-mail: Onsite Contact: Emergency Contact: Phone Number: Phone Number: Emergency Contact: Phone Number: Recycling Reclamation Facility Name: Phone Number: Expected Wastes Asbestos Ducts Decontamination/Cleaning Liquids Fume Hoods Lead Metal Piping Fluorescent Tubes Hazardous Material Storage Cabinets and Gas Cabinets Light Ballasts Refrigeration Equipment Electrical Equipment Roofing Materials Computers and Peripherals Sink Trap Sludge Mercury-Containing Equipment Smoke Detectors Batteries Emergency Exit Signs Contaminated Benches, cabinets, floors, walls Oil Caulking Other: Discussion of each expected waste:
    Example: Light Ballasts will be removed from fixtures. Ballasts labeled No PCBs will be placed in separate container than those assumed to contain PCBs.

    Waste Storage Onsite Waste Storage Location: Containers Provided by: Contractor Container description(s): NCSU EH&S

    Example: Ballasts will be stored in UN approved 55 gal. Metal drums.

    All Containers will be marked with the word Waste followed by a description of the contents and the date materials are first added. Waste Removal Contact NCSU EH&S as soon as a container is ready for removal, several pick-up dates may be necessary for each project. Contact Information: Ellen Buckner 515-6850 Signature Name: Date: Attach Additional Sheets As Necessary

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