How does your site manage hazardous waste aerosol cans?
In this video, find out when an aerosol can is considered a "waste" for the purpose of safe management, recycling, and/or disposal under US Federal hazardous waste regulations (RCRA).
To answer this question, Lion instructor Roseanne Bottone answers a two more:
When is an aerosol can "empty"?
When is an aerosol can "discarded"?
Final RCRA Workshops of 2024
Finish 2024 strong with a Lion workshop! Lion's last RCRA workshops of the year are coming up quick—don't miss your opportunity to learn how to manage hazardous waste from cradle-to-grave from a seasoned subject matter expert.
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Kim Racine
EH&S Manager
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Tony Petrik
Hazmat Shipping Professional
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Corporate Product Stewardship Specialist
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Jim Jani
Environmental Coordinator
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Material Control Superintendent
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EHS & Facility Engineer
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Facilities Manager
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