Asbestos waste (From a building, structure or unit that is involved with a manufacturer or industrial process.) (Regulated ACM)

• Friable asbestos containing less than 1% asbestos that when dry, can be crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure.
• Non-friable asbestos containing material that when dry cannot be crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand.
• Includes: but not limited to, packing materials, gaskets, resilient floor coverings, asphalt roofing products, transite shingles, and transite pipe.

Liquids

• A waste that fails the paint filter test is considered a liquid waste for disposal.  No liquids can be directly disposed into a landfill.  It will require stabilization at an approved landfill prior to disposal.
• Consumer packaged liquids (i.e.: cases of juice) are exempt from this rule, but should be treated as special waste.

Manufacturing and or industrial wastes

• Resulting from (or incidental to) operations of industry, manufacturing, mining or agriculture.

Plant trash

• Generated from an industrial/manufacturing facility.

Out-dated products/Off spec. products

• Require special handling based on product, customer demand or landfill needs.

Drummed Waste

• Solids
• Liquids
• Asbestos

Contaminated soils and debris

Incinerator ash

Pharmaceutical wastes

Pollution control wastes

Regulated radioactive wastes

Untreated biomedical (infectious) wastes

Sludge

• Wet or dry

Waste Water Treatment Plant sludge

• Municipal. Residential/ Industrial (WWTP).

Empty Containers

• RCRA empty rule, containing less than 1" of residue.

Refrigerants/Appliances

• Requires verification that refrigerant has been evacuated.

Fluorescent light bulbs/ ballast

Compressed gas containers
Valves removed, air out 24 hours.  Aerosol cans must be punctured.