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A Guide to Hazmat Shipping Papers

Hazmat shipping papers are official documents that shippers prepare for carriers that provide critical information about the hazardous material being transported. Such papers serve as an official record of the material to ensure the proper handling and necessary emergency response information for first responders in the event of an incident.

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Are Acids More Dangerous Than Bases?

Acids and bases are commonly found across many industrial applications, but it’s important to remember that they are considered hazardous waste and should be handled with care. Both classified as Class 8 Corrosive Substances, they can eat away at other materials, causing damage to stone, metal and even human skin when coming into contact.

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How to Ship Hazardous Materials While Staying in Compliance

Hazardous materials can be dangerous if not handled with extreme care. Caution should go two-fold for shipping these materials, whether shipped by air, ground, or sea. There are various requirements that need to be met for transit, and not fulfilling compliance can be very costly, which is why it’s crucial for companies that ship hazardous materials to follow regulations carefully.

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Hazardous Waste Q&A: What to Do with Old Electronics?

It’s a new-age question: what to do with old electronics? Electronic waste, also known as e-waste, is considered to be one of the leading sources of toxic waste in the United States. As technology use continues to increase, more and more people are buying and discarding smartphones, computers, tablets, and other devices.

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Industrial Waste 101: A Comprehensive Guide

Industrial waste is any residual or unwanted material generated from industrial processes or operations. There are varying types of industrial waste, both hazardous and non-hazardous, that can be detrimental to the environment if not handled properly.

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Hazardous Waste Materials Guide: Flammable Solids

Like any hazardous waste material, flammable solids have the potential to cause danger if not properly managed. Defined as any solid that begins the process of combustion when exposed to an igniter, Class 4 materials must be carefully monitored, stored and disposed of.

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Hazardous Waste Violations Commonly Found in Hospitals

When it comes to rules and regulations, hospital hazardous waste is considered to be just like any other industrial waste in the eyes of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Proper management, transportation and disposal of hazardous medical waste from hospitals is absolutely critical to ensure compliance with both Federal and State regulations.

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6 Common Toxic Waste Management Violations (and How to Resolve Them)

Toxic waste management violations are not only dangerous to workers who handle waste, but can also impact the well-being of your company. Regular inspections are common for companies that handle hazardous waste, so staying up to date on regulations is essential to avoid fines and other problems associated with violations. We’ve put together a list of the six most common waste violations…

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Preparing for a Potential Hazardous Waste Spill

No one anticipates a hazardous spill, but the possibility still exists wherever hazardous materials are used, transported or stored. Rarely is an accident of that degree expected, but it’s essential to have a plan in place for immediate response.

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