QA Answers_Att 3 031723.pdf

ADDENDUM TO ATTACHMENT 3 – Added estimated quantities of types of wastes generated and descriptions of hazardous wastes, 3/17/2023

Portion of SOW

Element

EST

QTY

UNIT Per Example Wastes Possible EPA Waste Codes

Hazardous Waste 11,000 lb Year

This can include lab packs of old/expired chemicals from a variety of services such as

Facilities and Engineering;

Clinical and R&D labs; waste aerosols and waste inhalers; Police gun cleaning solvents; spill cleanup materials; expired pesticides

D001 (flammable liquids and flammable gases); D002; D005; D008; D009;

F003; D014; U162 U279; U409

Pharmaceutical Waste 2,800 lb Year

Waste Pharmaceuticals from direct patient care/administration to include waste creams; topicals;

liquids; pills (partial pills); waste nicotine wrappers; coumadin wastes. Also, chemotherapeutics;

expired pharmaceuticals from

Pharmacy and waste pharmaceuticals from R&D

P001, P008, P075, P188, U010, U035, U058, U129, U150, U188, U205, U206, D001, D002, D005, D007, D009, D010, D011, D013, D022, D023, D024, D026

Radioactive Waste 1,250 lb Year solids/oxides with individual radionuclides such as C-14; H-3;

I-125 and lutetium 177 as well as sealed check sources, rod source and flood sources. Below are some examples:

Co-57 flood source

Co-57 Rod source

Check sources

Co-57 Vial

Cs-137 Sealed Source

Eu-152 Sealed Source N/A

Mixed Radioactive &

Hazardous Waste 1 drum Year

Low specific activity materials such mixed with flammable chemicals D001

ADDENDUM TO ATTACHMENT 3 – Added estimated quantities of types of wastes generated and descriptions of hazardous wastes, 3/17/2023

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UNIT Per Example Wastes Possible EPA Waste Codes

Radioactive scintillation waste — deregulated

3 drum Year

De-regulated Scintillation fluids

N/A

Mixed Hazardous and

Infectious (Regulated)

Medical Waste

1000 lb Year

See attached Waste Profiles: 38501-

11; 38501-12; and 38501-15

38501-12 (acidic).pdf 38501 - 11

(basic).pdf

38501-15

(thinprep).pdf

D001, D002 mixed with infectious wastes from Microbiology Lab machines and sampling and testing

Recycling lead Acid

Batteries 4,000 lb Year

Recycling Alkaline

3,500 lb Year

Recycling Lithium

150 lb Year

Recycling Ni-CAD

500 lb Year

Recycling Ni-Met-Hy

100 lb Year

Recycling Fluorescent

Lamps 4,000 lb Year

Recycling Non-PCB

Ballasts 2500 lb Year

Recycling PCB-Ballasts 100 lb Year

Recycling Mercury-

Containing

Manufactured Articles

50 lb Year

ADDENDUM TO ATTACHMENT 3 – Added estimated quantities of types of wastes generated and descriptions of hazardous wastes, 3/17/2023

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UNIT Per Example Wastes Possible EPA Waste Codes

Pesticides – Managing as Universal Waste 100 lb Year

Special Circumstances-

Non-Hazardous Waste

Transportation/Permitted

Vehicle (per stop)

Transport/Permitted

Vehicle Stop Year

Special Non-Hazardous

Waste Circumstances

Disposal (per ton, 10 ton minimum)

10 Tons Year

Special Bulk Non-

Hazardous Waste-Solid or Liquid –

Over 8001bs in one shipment

800 lb Year or Liquid --

Over 4001bs in one shipment

400 lb

Estimated

Shipment of 400lbs or Liquid --less than 400 lbs in one shipment (Excludes lab packs)

300 lb

Estimated

Shipment of 300lbs

Oil or glycol contaminated waste or spill material

6,000 lb Year

ADDENDUM TO ATTACHMENT 3 – Added estimated quantities of types of wastes generated and descriptions of hazardous wastes, 3/17/2023

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UNIT Per Example Wastes Possible EPA Waste Codes

Recycling Dental

Amalgam (May contain

Mercury and/or Silver or other metal alloys)

10 containers Year

Recycling Silver Filters 25 lb Year

Recycling Lead:

Includes but is not limited to -Foil; -

Pigs; -Bricks; -Aprons

500 lb Year

Recycling X-Ray Film 25 lb Year